The life of Richard Turpin : A most notorious highwayman. Giving a particular account of all his daring robberies and burglaries. His broiling a woman to make her discover her property.- Robbing a wealthy farmer at Charlton.- Robbery and brutal conduct to Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Francis and numerous others.- Rewards for his apprehension.- His disguises to evade being taken.- Robberies in company with King the highwayman in Epping forest.- Shooting the ranger's man near their cave.- His escape from the butcher, likewise from Mr. Ives the King's huntsman, who pursued him with blood-hounds.- His apprehension and committal to York Castle, trial, execution, burial, &c.
Falkirk : Printed for the booksellers, by T. Johnston,
[1810-1825?]
Dated from the Scottish Book Trade Index and external evidence.
Turpin, Richard, 1706-1739.
Scotland Falkirk.