Supposedly there was a highwayman called 'Timperley Tom' who used to ride what is now called Manchester rd(A56). Although his name was not Tom and he was not from Timperleyhis nickname was 'Timperley Tom' because he used to drink in a pub on the A56now called 'The Pelican.' Eventually the customs caught up with him at 'The Pelican' and in a shootout he was wounded. He was taken to the gaols at sheffieldwhere hewas hanged. His Ghost is still supposed to haunt 'The Pelican.'
Highwayman Hal - 1913 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
The Highwayman - 1987 TV is rated/received certificates of: West Germany:16
Springtime for Tom the mouse is called devil Jerry
In part two, verse three of Alfred Noyes' poem "The Highwayman," the highwayman is referred to as the "dead man" to emphasize the tragic consequences of his actions and the intense emotional turmoil surrounding his fate. This label reflects the inevitability of his demise due to the betrayal and danger he faces. It also serves to foreshadow his impending death, heightening the dramatic tension of the narrative as characters grapple with themes of love, betrayal, and sacrifice.
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Tom King - highwayman - died in 1737.
Timperley - ward - was created in 1974.
Rosemary Timperley died in 1988.
Rosemary Timperley was born in 1920.
John Timperley went by Trainspotter..
Timperley Metrolink station ended in 1991.
Timperley Metrolink station was created in 1849.
H. W. Timperley was born in 1890.
H. W. Timperley died in 1964.
Harold John Timperley died in 1954.
Harold John Timperley was born in 1898.
Charles Henry Timperley died in 1869.