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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22204, 6 March 1934, Page 6

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The story of Dick Turpin*/iU-reahited love is recalled far. thi. sale of the Owen Dragon Hotel at Weltott, near Hull. Eng* land, for it was at the Green Drama that Turpin was arrested in 1739 aft* his secrets had beejv betrayed bvthe landlord’!; daughter. The hotel, which, ial* back to 1340, is being sold. A modern road house is planned as the new place of call. When Bow street runnera armed at the Green Dragon, one of the officer* fell in love with the landlord’s daughter, with whom the highwayman was also 1» love. Then when Dick returned—so tho story goes —she betrayed him to her new lover. S';' : v