... IS THE BOY NOT TURPIN The real hero of the famous ride to York was an insignificant highwayman named Nicks, Who robbed a wayfarer of six hundred and fifty guineas at four o'clock of a summer morning between Gravesend and Chatham. Being notorious in that ...

... York's Modern Dick Turpin One Snag In SPORTS GOSSIP By Snooker Stanley Wallton ...

... see, said the captain to Turpin, the value of an anonymous 'letter ! No highminded and self-respecting gentleman should consider one worthy of notice. Is your wife among this assembly, Mr. Turpin ? spe_is_not, said Turpin: she was, continued the ...

... shouting at him and kicking him Witness pulled Turpin away and handed him over to another taker. Cheriton, who was unconscious. was bleeding profusely and was taken to hospital. Asked—in French—what had happened, Turpin said that his wallet had been stolen. Near ...

... end of each verte is refrain, O rare Turpin hero, rare Turpin O.” On Hounslow Heath as I rod o’er, I spied a lawyer riding before> Kind Sir, said I, ar’nt y° u afraid Of Turpin that mischievous blade. “ Says Turpin, He’ed ne’er find me out .. I’ve hid ...

... Dick Turpin Trust W. H. D. M. N. writes from Southern Letter written by a lady, one M. H. ALLEN, of Dorking (Surrey): England : I say Dick Turpin was a down - and - out tramp, and not the romantic figure we read about. It was not Dick Turpin who rode ...

... 20th he was aroused by a sailor (whom he identified as Turpin) and a girl entering the shelter. There was some shouting. and the girl ran away. He called out Who's there? and on seeing Turpin told him he could not stop there, and had better get out ...

... Ministry of Labour and National Service in a training department. The bridegroom was Mr. Basil Thomas Turpin, only son of Mrs. and the late Mr. T. Turpin, of 66, Cross Lane, East Gravesend, •Kent. He recently returned to this country after three years in ...

... wristlet watch and a woollen cardigan, value together £lO. belonging to Grace Pa) ne. Detective Thomas Fraser said he went, to Turpins address and told her he was making enquiries about the theft of a parcel and she said might as well tell you the truth. I ...

... mom- window. Half-a-dozen atten- precinct. Almost sure, little one, of the walls. Turpin, suspi- ents they demolished it with dents huddled at one end of Claude Turpin's wife was answered Claude,, stooping and ciaus, tore several of them the axes they ...

... PRECL9ION— Metcalf Hootway and Martinall; Nagle. Halms and Harvey; Clarke. Hardataff. Trumon. Smith and Wilcock'. Y M C.A. Dudley; Turpin and Penson. Andrews. Anson and Hod: Oreenhead. Rowels. cowtey. smith and ladwards. ...

... described how he found an American soldier hiding in the back bedroom of a house at Inman Road, Harlesden, when Eileen Gladys Turpin, 23. housewife, a resident in the house, was charged at Willesden on Monday with stealing postal parcel containing a lany's ...