... TURPIN'S COTTAGE. The average South Londoner is not aware that Dick Turpin once lived in a romantic cottage of Thornton Heath, not far from the Crystal Palace. It is close to the railway station, and has old- fashioned windows, roofs, and gables of the ...

... RAILWAY TURPINS. It may perhaps be recollected that time age :e; egrapltic i jtelligenee reached this country of tho atop. ana plunder by banditti of a truin on the Union l'ciflc Railroad, at Big Spiing. Among the pauetger* Wbi'o three Hootch gi-itti'-u'iou ...

... DICK TURPIN IMITATED. Some facts regarding a remarkable ride to Lon- don have just transpired at Worcester. George Ellis, horse dealer, had a mare stolen from a field at Claines by a man who made a halter out of the rope securing the gate, and riding ...

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... M. TURPIN'S INVENTIONS. PARIS. The patents taken out by M. Turpin, whose mysterious inventions caused so much excite- ment recently, were communicated to the public on Monday by the Minister of Com- merce. In describing the first-known as a new system ...

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... TURPIN'S TERRIBLE INVEN- TION. PARIS, Wednesday.—The new invention of M. Turpin, the inventor of melinite, is reported to consist of a mitrailleuse and a shell. The former is provided with automatic means of transport, and can be moved in any direction ...

... THE DICK TURPIN GANG. On Saturday Detective-Sergeant Nicholls and Detective Kendall, Y Division, made three arrests which will probably for a time at least stop the career of a gang of juvenile thieves known in the neighbourhood of Highgate as the Dick ...

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... A DICK TURPIN. Hew Some Boys Live. ui\e a Dick Turpin, said Inspector Durs- ton at the Cardiff Poliee Court, this morning le a'iug ?? previous history of a boy ^e John Barrett, who, with another boy u Wm. Huntley. was charged with stealing Sh 8 *?oaey ...