... Dscrow at Astley's in 1834, and he played continuously at that house until it was destroyed by fire. He was the original Turpin in Turpin's Ride to York, and purchased hie own Black Bess iu 1848. He received at one time no less than £BO a week for playing ...

... now at Aldershot. DICK TURPIN In Cassell's Magazine. ',der the titles wayman's Inns. Mr. Rude,leh De Cordova thus Sells the notorious hi.bwayman's connection with the inn at Hampstead: At the not only is the tradition of Turpin preserved. but the enquirer ...

... the Stocks on Monday evening, in connection with the anti-socialist anion. and two representatives of the Union—Mr NV. H. Turpin end Mr 'l' Bubb—dealt ably with their subject's to a Inrge audience. They were much disappointed, however, as on the previous ...

... methods. He has been engaged on research work, and has prepared an edition of Guillaume de Briane's Anglo- Norman version of Turpin's Chronicle. with introduction, notes and glossary. Mr Jones is the eldest son of the Rev. and Mrs J. Meredith Jones, Cardiff ...

... would be worth 25e. Sergt. Jarrett spoke to visiting the defendant's house at Cwmgieddd in company with P.C. Owen soil P.C. Turpin and finding a leg of lamb under a cloth on the table. Defendant's wife said her husband brought the leg home on the previous ...

... commencing business on his own account six years later as a coal exporter. In conjunction with Mr William Turpin, he later founded the firm of Richards, Turpin, and Co.. steamship owners, Swansea, and is now a director of numerous other companies connected with ...

... Second Divisions—lA - mitred Gittins, Blanche Elsie May Hosgood, Minnie Rose Laroboarne, Helen Mary Locoman, Ethel Jennie W. Turpin, Marion Christina J. Pearson (former student). Second Wrisiou.—Edith Dankley, Alice Mabel Elliott, Ethel Geraldine T. Hawke° ...

... archery; Mr. Hatch invented hrtcheta and hateheries. where. of course, hatchets are made. Turnips were di•eovered by Dick Turpin•, but Confucius did not invent confusion. though he sought a remedy for it. Stag parti. were not invented by stags, but derive ...

... vehicle-1, Mr B. Hicks, 100 per cent. Talkie ; 2, MeMal P. Price and H. Gore, Stribling and Scott ; 3, Mrs Banks, Dick Turpin. A deuce followed at the Drill Hall at which 160 were present. Mr G. S. Jones and Mr T. Pritchard were the MC's and Mr Bhp ...

... Morgan, Mrs H. J. Stewart, Mrs Harold Williams, Mrs W. T. Havard, Miss Did Thomas, Mr A. R. Way, Mr F. Beddoe Nash, Mr W. Turpin, Mr H. R. Thompson, Mr 0. S. Portsmouth, Mr Arthur Adams, Lady Edwards, Mrs Nelson Jones, Mr R. R. Serle, Mrs Moy Mvans, Mr ...

... Happy Boy ; 3, Mr V. Dittoes, the Pistil', Boughrood. Jazy. Two miles trotting match (open).-1. Mr V. Gittoes, Dick Turpin ; 2, Mr F. Edwards Lower House. Dolly : 3, Mr Jones, Velinnewydd, Fear Not. Live weight competition, sheep, correct ...

... were decided upon, and '• Torpin, the terrier, was soon at work underground, and the exciting moment of the day came when Turpin was found to have three companions in the hole in the place of one as anticipated. bounds meet on the following dates:—Friday ...