... i AMPHITHEATRE, under th- Pa- their Royal Highnesses the Prince Rerent -^llf.^PJ __VB*flN ...

... -sixth time, an entirely new Equestrian _» founded on the extraordinary and during Ex- /Jr7i.'HA.U TURPIN, the Highwayman. The Piece / .V. Barrymore. Turpin. the notorious 11igh- ?? j-, a ._.«ry . his sixth appearance at this Theatre. ' tiv two Horses ...

... DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK, and DEATH OF BONNY BLACK BESS. DICK TURPIN Will Played FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS. GRAND ILLUMINATED DAY PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY' AFTERNOON under Di»t.ug irihed Patronage. SPECIAL PROGRAMME, concluding with DICK TURPIN BIDE ...

... AT DUNDEE. EARL GRFT'S DCCK. Dec. 26.—Lord Provost, M'B-ath, Liverpool, manure. DRPAKTi• PRO.VI DUNDEE. Dec. 28.—Vulture ), Turpin, Sunderland, liaht; May, Ritchie, Newcastle, ballast; Violet, Haggart, Sunderland, ba la t. p MARITIME EXTRACTS. Abbotsfoid ...

... goods. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Nov. 28. —Britannia, Dow. Woodhaven, light Miy, Ritchie, Sunderland, ballast; Vulture (s), Turpin, Sunderland, light; Margaret, Brown, Tayport, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Danube (s), at Malta from Shields, l.th inst Riga ...

... time of those Comic Characters GOG AND MAGOG. In consequence of numerous inquiries, the Grand Equestrian Spectacle of DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK, And DEATH OF BLACK BESS, will be represented positively for the last night but one. GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE ...

... PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY. npriTTANT AC TR HORSEMANSHIP. NEW NEW ?OMIC SCENES THE CLOWNS. morning performances. vo.r.T Ir-i 1 Dick Turpin Ride to York. Bat'ckdVt, Jan. The Steeple Chase. „ . . *l, Newsome Directress, Madame Newsoms. Proprietor, Mr ( . w MoMliao ...

... December 5. —Tagle^s 1 , Johnstm, Hull, goads. C.WPEKDOWN DOCK. December s.—Hibdinii (s), Findlay, London, goods ; Vulture (s), Turpin, derlaml, coaK DEPARTURE> FROM DUNDEE. December 6.-»Pladda (s), Gloak, Newcastle, goods ; Garibaldi, Nicoll, ballast; Wm. ...

... Eugene, who is justly surnamed tbs Marvellous.— the attractiveness of the performances, the Entertainments will terminate with TURPIN’S BIDE TO YORK, and Death of Black Bess. The beautiful steed Princess, who, for training, stands nnsaualfod in the Equestrian ...

... R»rn.-» - Turpin, beth of Hoyiand Common, who m**f to run I** I best ot 1. courses. 40 yards law. Turpin se._r-d th* j first, whilat the following three fell to ?? N ? bftn was »ecore-( H T Turpin, *nd his opponent -- ?Donded with the ?? Turpin Inade his ...

... Morenient; and ROLLINS, the Younger. All in Round of GYMNASTIC and EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES. Concluding with (Newsome’s Version) TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK; Or, the Death of Bonny Black Bess; Introducing Mr. NEWSOME'S Highly-trained MARE BLACK BESS. Segal Slotuts ...

... Year 1700, down to the p.elcnt Time. Both Volumes, containing amongft many others, the following Ac- counts, viz. Richard Turpin, tor divers Robberies. Herman Strod- man, tor the barbarous. Murder of Peter Wolter, his Fellow-Apprentice; Thomas Cook, the ...