... Fleet, half way between Sandwich and ailumsate, when the prisoner sprang out of a by- read, aud, shouting out that he was Dick Turpin. he seized the reins, and striking the horse on the head, 1qacLEd the horse and cart across the road to the edge i a deep ...

... 'YOUTHFUL IMITATORS OF DICK TURPIN. Thr S.ou.eretslhire, Dorsetshire, and Devon police are r tlke lo .1: ocit for a couple of young rascals who have taiver. a liking t- the calling of highwaymen. From the ir.oin ation in the hands of the authorities, ...

... A TERRIBLE ENGIMIE OF WAR. The Turpin affair was on Tuenday, more -than the new Oabinet, the subject of convealationat Parls, M, Turpin in the inventor of smokeless powder,end when MI. ?? was last Prime linister, he wa pro. secuted for publishing an account ...

... Danford Thomnas, coroner for Cential London, held an inquest on the body of Idward Turpin, aged 37, a carpenter, I ?? who was found dead in Regent's Canal,on Mionday. William Turpin, builder, of Teign- month, deceased's brother, said deceased had never at any ...

... with the sewers. fr Since then the letter had been altered by Mr. Turpin withoubt he (the Sarveyur) bireg informed. The committee recomnmendod that a letter be written to Mr. Turpin expressing the dissatisfaction of the Council at the pi manner in which ...

... Sorenaen, Archangel; Felice, Solari, «»des»-\ viA Queenstown, put in Bristol, in distress by collision; Charles Jackson, Turpin, La Libertad and Acajutla; Helga, »cha>iasen, Bristol to Tonsberg, put back from sea with loss of both anchors; In.lis, Patten ...

... place yesterday in a dynamite factory at Gexzacano. Considerable damage wfa done to the buildings, but no one was injured. M, TURPIN'S INVENTION. LRBUTER'S TELEGRAM. PARIS, FaiDAY. The Matin publishies a cotversation with a member of the Inventions Committee ...

... Fife for 14 stamps by DL, Beetham &ad ROD, Chemlsts, Oheltenhall, ?? 9 MR TURPIN'S INVENTION. [REUTER8 TELEGRAM.. PAReS, FPrmiy. The 'Patrie publishes a -letter from Mr Turpin confismilng the details pubilelsed respeting his invention. THE GERMAN EMPEROR ...

... proved. it was resolved that the estate should be administered in bankruptcy. Mr Turpin said the business had been carried on, and he believed profitably. Mr A. C, Turpin was appointed trustee. ...

... rine feet of hedge-First, J. Turpin, with Mi'. Doieuldney;, econd, H. Sbillabeer, with Mr. Crossing; third, 3. Mitrm,with Mr. Vesper. Labourers undertwentyyears of sage-First, B Gillard, with Mr. Coakemrn second, W. Turpin with Mr. Dewdneo . Thatching-'w ...

... youth named William Weaver was found guilty of burglary at Abergavenny. It wag shown that the prisoner had studied Dick Turpin's Life, and had procured a six-barrelled revolver to successfully carry out his exploits. The pritoner was respectably connected ...

... say- l' in'_- I attribute thisand all my wicked aets to hearing tales about Dick Turpin and such characters ; and I thought I t _ could do things quite as well ns Dick Turpin. ...