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... THE MODERN DICK TURPIN. Horace Wrik,. who still persists in describing himself as a medical student, and whose foolisq freaks as a highwayman. have obtained for hirq the above appellation, has been apprehended by Superintendent Long, of the Cambridgeshire ...
... DICK TURPIN. A striking example has recently been afforded of the influence of Thieves' litera- ture upon the minds of the young. We have more than once had occasion to lament the deplorable examples presented to young lads by the 'Dick Turpin class ...
... captare of the celebrated bushranger, Francis Gardiner, whose career so much resembles the descriptions of that of our Dick Turpins and Paul Cliffords, that in sketching his history we seem to repeat their well-known feats of 100 years ago. Hre is said to ...
... 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 ...
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... MI. TURPIN'S ENGINE OF Vy10'Rtyi'. r eROM OUB CORElSPONDElT.) 0 °s PARIS, Wednesday Night. An Anarchist bomb, explo(ling on the Plaice s de 1'Oplra, would have caused scarcely at greater o sensation in Paris than thie news that 1W. - Turpin, the inventor ...
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... 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 ...
... TURPIN BILKING THE HORNSEY TOLL-BAR! [We extract the following from a beautifully illustratcd fe editien of ' TURPIN'S RJDE TO OlRK,' now publishing III by Mr. Glover. (See adi'ertisenent.) The lilhographic de illustrations meritour warmest approbation; ...
... 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 ...