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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.
