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... THE AUSTRALIAN DICK TURPIN. The last mail from Australia brings intelligence of the capture of the celebrated biishranger, Francis Gardiner, whose career so much resembles the descriptions of that of our Dick Turpins and P.^ul Cliffords that, in skctching ...
... THE AUSTRALIAN DICK TURPIN. The last mail from Australia brings intelligence -of the capture of the celebrated buebrauger. ...
... YOUNG DISCIPLES OF DICK I TURPIN; E Three youths have been apprehaziaed at Hull on a charge of breaking open the offices of the Electric and International Telegraph Company in Low- gate, Hull. A fourth, concerned in this robbery, is yet at large. One ...
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... A MODEBRN DICK TURPIN. I On Saturday, at the petty sessions for the Cambridge division, a man about 23 years of age, who first gave the name of Charles Trevor, but whose real name proves to be Horace Wright, was brought up charged with highway robbery ...
... Lund Turpin, a Methodist- f preacher, 1000dollars. f To twenty-one slaves, set free by the will of his partner. P Thomas-Wadsworth, in 1799, 8.000 dollars, as a pro. r per remuneration for their services when slaves to Wads. c worth and Turpin. , , ...
... mrint inally, Triponnet, perceiving that Turpin was playing a double galce, broke off nil relations vwith him. lbr six iieels Turpin and Triponuet saw nothing of each other, but ast I thaendof that time Turpin sought Triponnet and was so insolent that ...
... questioned M- de Freycinet as to the Turpin afflair. The M1inister for War reminded the Hlouse that ?arious Ministers had declined to purchase Ml. Turpin's patents, owirnc to his I exorbitant demands. -.At the end of 1887 M Turpin entered into negotiations with ...
... also sat on the t'ommission appointed to examine the explo- eive presented by M. Turpin. Further search i led to the discovery and seizure of 2,500 co pies of M. Turpin's pamphlet, printed in irglish, and containing some fresh documents. >1. Fenvrier ...
... Rev. William Turpin, vicar of Clara, was fired at in his own house, situated about three miles from the town. Providentially the rev. gentlemat escaped unhurt, although the assassin fired in the direc- tion of a desk at which Mr. Turpin was in the habit ...
... to engender profound chagrin. General the Mercier is evidently dubious about the _ value of the latest of M. Turpin's machines, end M. Turpin himself is represented as declaring to an interviewer that he has not 1 yet disclosed the secret to any Power ...
... John Hicks, 3Xr. ?? Dihwortli, iMr. R?. Healing (clerk)>,I M Ir. J. DLxon (surveyor), Mr. John Steven-i son, J,P., Air. Thomr Turpin, Mr. Parker, &c. The case for the board, as placed before the irt- spector by Sir James Picton, was that the eWi- mated acreage ...