... Turpin Cull ingham Haricaway. S. Ireland. H. T. Perrin t ...

... SPEEDWAY RIDERS ON HORSEBACK “DICK TURPIN” RACE young speedway riders, Arthuf \tkiu>on and l.’ol Stobart. set out to-day from Spaniards' Inn. Hampstead, te break record—lVk Turpin's record rida York. The 200-mite ride is outcome of friendly argument as ...

... CHILDREN'S MATINEE. DICK TURPIN and a FUNNY CARTOON. PRICES, 2d. and sd. ...

... detail, ate being shown by a London jeweller. Four types are shown, the Bowler, the “Dick Turpin” tricorne, the Topper and the Naval cap complete with peak and gold braid. The bowler has a diamond-studded crown. with a platinum brim and a black enamel ...

... PLAZA OX TED MONDAY, JAN. 7th, for 3 days. Dick Turpin Starring VICTOR 3IcLAGLEN Third Time Lucky With Gordon Harker and Bobby Howes THURSDAY, JAN. 10th, for 3 days. EVELYN LAYE in Evensong with Fritz Kortner. The Thirteenth Candle Starring Isobel Elsorn ...

... Great 12-roands Welterweight Contest TAB DAVIES (Doncaster). The Pitman's Champion v. FRED TURPIN (Canning Town). The lad who caused a sensation when defeating Harry Lane hero. ...

... conclusion the principal contest, in which Fred Turpin, the Canning Town welterweight, did well hold Tab Davies, of Doncaster. Had Turpin not applied spurt in the closing rounds would have been well beaten. Turpin, usual, relied almost solely upon his left ...

... most famous of the English gentlemen of the road was the bold and gallant Dick Turpin, whom we read about in Harrison Ainsworth's masterly novel, Rookwood. The film Dick Turpin, playing at the Queen's to-day (Thursday), Friday, Saturday and Sunday, is ...

... Leslie L. W. Turpin, aged 18, of Beadnell-road, Forest Hill, and a West Croydon youth, aged 16, were charged with taking away without the owner’s consent a motor-car, value £lB5, the property of Norman Roy Lendon, of Ross-road, Upper Norwood. Turpin was also ...

... of the principal comest, in which Fred Turpin, Hie Canning Town welterweight, did well hold Tab Davies, of Doncaster. Had Turpin not applied a spun in the closing rounds he would have been well beaten. Turpin, usual, relied almost solely upon his left ...

... FOUR-CLUB COMPETITION Forty took port in this game on Sundav gro>s hrp. not H. W. L. C. Turpin 1« *» Mrs. Turpin W i)r. Harlow 7 Mrs. Barlow 8» Miss Barron 82 ♦ 88 Mrs. Hemp 22 H 8 W. Grinstead *.4 89 W. J. Hemp 89 NEW HIGHWOOO M ». EAST SUSSEX MEDICO-DENTAL ...

... ELECTION OF CAPTAIN Mr. Fox-Andrews proposed that Mr. L. C, Turpin be elected captain for tue club for the coming year. This was seconded Mr. H. T. Mcllveen, and carried unanimously. Mr. Turpin, in returning thanks, said it was honour he was very pleaded ...