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... Turpin talk delivered THE life and times of Dick Turpin, who was born in 1705 in Essex and hanged and buried at York in 1739, was the subject of a talk given by a member at a meeting of Scarborough Cardiac Support Group Heart to Heart. The 38 members ...
... into a restaurant and felt they could do worse than name it after Dick Turpin. Hazel Jowett said: “We are led to believe Dick Turpin used to sleep here, hence the name, Dick Turpin’s Rest. We’ll extend a warm welcome to local residents as well as encouraging ...
... Car drivers must stand and deliver WHOEVER said Dick Turpin was dead? “Dick Turpin” is alive and well and lurking around corners and shadows of Scarborough today. Woe betide any motorist venturing into town today without the correct coinage to feed the ...
... N - ‘c e :’.;'Akf. tai READY FOR BUSINESS Hazel Jowett, owner of Dick Turpin's Rest, toasts the famous highwayman, Tina Bennett, whom the business is named after 011065 a piNG INCDHL ~ D Tyl plilp ~ e¥ ' A , e R 3. N e A WY | | \ 7 AR ol ...
... Martyn Lewis, TV newscaster, 55; lan Richardson, actor, 66; Andrew Sachs, actor, 70. IR CTETN IN HISTORY 1739 Highwayman Dick Turpin was hanged in York for murdering an innkeeper. 1827 Matches, the invention of Stockton chemist john Walker, went on sale ...
... detective called people “Pussycat”™? 2. Which pin on a three-pin plug is the longest? 3. To what trade had highwayman Dick Turpin been apprenticed? Saturday’s answers 1 Two. Anne of Cleves and Catherine Parr 2 Black 3 A book ...
... pub barmaid REGULARS at the Poachers Pocket pub are raising their glasses to toast barmaid Catherine Warwick as the “Betty Turpin of Osgodby” celebrates 25 years behind the same bar. Mrs Warwick, 53, has passed her quarter of a century milestone after ...
... 3 What is the name of Postman Pat’s wife? Yesterday’'s answers 1 Old Moore's Aimanac 2 The Very Thought Of You 3 Randolph Turpin ...
... pub barmaid REGULARS at the Poachers Pocket pub are raising their glasses to toast barmaid Catherine Warwick as the “Betty Turpin of Osgodby” celebrates 25 years behind the same bar. Mrs Warwick, 53, has passed her quarter of a century milestone after ...
... John, sister-in-law of Alan and Pat, dear auntie to Paula, Julie and Martin and great auntie to Georgia, William and Charlie. TURPIN. — Vera Constance died peacefully in Dunollie Nursing Home, Scarborough on 11 May 2000, formerly of Ebor Flats, Bridlington ...
... (Plan uol;o ).T:I‘MM'ACOO/2001/0575 proposed development would, in the opinion of the District Council affect the setting of Turpin Hall Farm which has been included in a List of Buildings of Special Architectural and Historic Interest issued by the Secretary ...
... shopkeepers pay large sums of money in business tax etc to the council, yet cannot protect their premises. If you think Dick Turpin is dead, think again, he’s alive and kicking in Scarborough Town Hall. S Hayes Westbourne Grove, Scarborough ...