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... A MODERN DICK TURPIN. HE ALWAYS KEPT I-IS WORD AND NEVER HURT A WOMAN. Ti-mE other day, in one of the gaols of New Zealand, there died (not at all in the odour of sanctity) a man whose career had been a very remarkable Dne, and who for many years had ...
... DICK TURPIN'S VISIT TO THE GYPSIES. BY MR. JOSEPH PENNELL. N FEW days ago the Greek gypsies arrived in York on their way from Hull to London. Having associated with all sorts and conditions of gypsies, I Thought a visit to these Greeks, however stale ...
... A MODERNV DICK TURPIN. A HERO -of a very modern type, it is true-has just had a marvellous escape from the rude hands of American justice, and, seeing how scarce heroes are in these days, the fact appears to many people a subject for great congratulation ...
... worst in England he said, Yes, it i! roogh ! So we very sensibly walked. What need, any way, had we oi spectators? Dick Turpin felt that the eye of posterity was upon him. Now that my first paper is published I feel that the eye a: the Pall Hail is ...
... AFTER DICK TURPIN ON A TRICYCLE.-I. BY MR. JOSEPH PENNELL. Yes, yes, we will do that which no one has done yet, and which most probably no one will ever attempt to do again.. We will ride to York-to York; yes, yes-from London to York I Let me think ...
... to evolve democracy-wards. He is his father's son in being chary of promises and liking performances. TURPIN AND MELINITE. The turn l'affaire Turpin has taken must be seriously annoying to M, de Freycinet, who thought he had the inventor of the melinite ...
... nts are made in M. Turpin's book. The War Office did not think it worth while to acquire M. Turpin's other paterits. They ofiered him several hundred thousand francs, but hie irsistf d on having as many millions. In 1887 M. Turpin entered ilto nreotia~iins ...
... Comment on a vend,. la M4161inite, by M. Eugdn e Turpin. Al. Turpin is a chemical engineer of distinction. According to the book, the F rench War Office, in December, 1S85, agreed to nay to MI. Turpin two hundred and fifty-one thousand francs bor the ...
... called Turpin. Galley, who was a tramp, went by the name of Turpin, and he also was brought before the woman and introduced to her as Turpin. She, however, hesitated for some time to speak as to his identity, and then said, Yes, that is Turpin, but ...
... called Turpin. Galley, who was a tramp, went by the name of Turpin, and he also was brought before the woman and introduced to her as Turpin. She, however, hesitated for some time to speak as to his identity, and then said, Yes, that is Turpin, but ...
... Liquefied gas with electric accessories, says the Paris correspondent oi the Daily Clzronicle, are the component parts of the Turpin discovery. Frencli scientists pooh-pooh the inventor's idea, but their statements, like those of General Mercier, are founded ...
... TFHE CHANNEL. THE MELffNITE SCANDAL, (FROM OUR OWIPT CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, Friday night. The terrible fact revealed by the Turpin affair is that whenever it suits a parcel of politicians in high office to. conspire to rob a man of his liberty they will ...