... window was found written the name Dick Turpin, followed the date 1783, and as stables attached the house are reputed have been al favourite repeat hishwavmen. it is probable that it the autograph of Dick Turpin h/mself. ...

... DICK TURPIN’S” RIDE ENDS Mr. Sidney Ernest Evans, a Huddersfield riding master and ex-jockey, and the subject of an interview in last week’s Journal.” returned to Huddersfield Monday, after having ridden on his mare. Molly,’* from Huddersfield to ...

... DICK TURPIN AND HIS GANG DICK• TURPIN and five men, all masked, rode along the main road at Edgware. It was dark, being seven o'clock on the evening of February 4, 3735, and few people were about. Lights showed in a lonely house, and outside the outer ...

... housed an old oak table at which Dick Turpin used to sit, pistol en the table within, reash. A villager of 86 remembers the his grandma used to tell of Dick TurWn at that table ! Near the cottage known to Turpin and Black Bess lives an old IN the 19th ...

... MODERN DICK TURPIN RETURNS Riding From Yorkshire to London and Back Yesterday’s Call at the “Journal” Offices Mr. S. E. Evans, the Huddersfield riding school master, who, as announced in these columns last week, Is attempting a ride on horseback and without ...

... gently. He received two blows and saw Turpin with his fists towards him. The officer said that letter was read at the meeting Impugning the honour of Mr. Turpin and other councillors. BESIDES THEMSELVES Turpin. who said no charge had ever been made ...

... MARRIAGE RE kD—TURPIN.—On Aug. 10, at Actcn Methodist Church, Acton Hill, Alfred Frr.est Read, son of Mr. and Mrs. Read. of St. James's Villa, Hanworth, to Gladys Susie Turpin. daughter Mrs. Turpin. of 2411. Westernavenue, North Acton. Residing at 20 ...

... honoar of Mr Turpin and other councillors, and it was yust after this that Mr. arnved, He did not know that number of Fascists were sniffing their noses and saying “Now we know where the has been coming from ’ Constable Reever said be saw Turpin Strike Shiels ...

... ~Y Y GE. A thread of romance, in which are linked the legends of Admiral Nelson and Dick Turpin, is soon to be severed when London's 200-year-old village—- ite Bquare, Clapham The old square is to make way for one of the largest clearance schemes ever ...

... STEEPLE Death Mrs. Turpin.—The death took, place at her home, the Street, Steeple, on Friday, of Mrs. Ann Matilda Turpin, well-known churchworker. She was years age. The funeral was at the Parish Church on Tuesday, the Vicar (the Rev. J. M. Carrack) ...

... himself. The four, it was alleged, started to jostle Turpin. and when the licensee tried to separate them one of the prisoners struck him. Turpin received a gash in the bead. and fell off a form to the floor, bleeding profusely, and after the lour prisoners ...

... Lund; 3, Mrs. G. Livesey. Posteraduate, bitch: 1. Mrs. G. Livesey; 2, A. Brockleluirst; M. Turpin; r. R. Thurz. Open, bitch: 1, Mrs. O. Li\esey; 2, A. Lowe; 5, M. Turpin; x, J. £. Lund. ...