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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… others, murderers of Rotherfurthe. One of these, Martin Turpin, a principal murderer, who married lord Dacres's base …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… foundation. There is, for instance, no evidence that Dick Turpin operated there. 52 The bodies of criminals hung on …
Old and New London
… hot loaves, and milk fresh from the cow. In 1737, after Turpin had shot one of his pursuers near a cave which he …
Survey of London
… Isaac Peat two houses occupied by Widow Dorsett and John Turpin, baker, which took the place of the house formerly …
Old and New London
… of the British Solomon and his Parliament; or as when Dick Turpin, from his far-famed oak on Finchley Common, an oak …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… Whitegreene. Littleton. Hocklington. Lieut. Carter. Ensign Turpin. Ensign Littleton. Officers of Col. St. George's …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… Capt. Howard hang'd by the Parliament's Party.; Capt. Turpin hang'd by the King's. Here was taken one Captain … Governour of Exeter, having in Custody one Captain Turpin, (a Sea-Captain that attempted to relieve that City …
Old and New London
… KilledIndian Kings at HockleyBill of the Bear GardenDick Turpin. This place was formerly one of those infamous … small valise, with wooden ends, and marked on the lid "R. Turpin" (perhaps the famous Dick Turpin, the highwayman) was found here, and also several old …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… south of the church. It was probably built by William Turpin c. 1600 and a painted panel bearing his arms 3 is … owned the nearby manor of Gumley. 21 In 1590 William Turpin of Knaptoft, whose father had owned land in … purchased the manor from Edward Griffin's heir. 22 Turpin was knighted in 1603 and died in 1617; his widow held …
Old and New London
… where they still show us Grimaldi's Cottage and Dick Turpin's Oak. If we look over Wood Green, now a town, but a …