Originally, there was a guy, Robert Skeldon, a highwayman in England.
Plenty of inns along the way, and a highwayman in Highgate.
The action centres on Peachum, a fence for stolen goods; Polly, his daughter; and Macheath, a highwayman.
Mr. Schein appeared on Walter Cronkite's nightly newscast with Sidney Sheinberg, the president of MCA/Universal, who called him a "highwayman".
One of the stories from the Talmud tells of Shimon ben Lakish, a highwayman and former gladiator from the third-century A.D. who became a learned rabbi.
Next, he will be a highwayman in the gory British comedy Plunkett & Macleane (think Trainspotting with wigs) and the ruthless bad guy in the next Bond film.
Wearing a highwayman's mask, and billed only as the Masked Avenger, he walked onstage, read the Fieri review to a live piano accompaniment, then walked off.
After the machine had been used in several satisfactory experiments on dead bodies in the hospital of Bicêtre, it was erected on the Place de Grève for the execution of a highwayman on April 25 , 1792
This first-person monologue of a soul incarnated as a highwayman, sailor, construction worker, ship captain and ultimately "a single drop of rain" is as deep as it gets.
After serving as a mercenary in Gojam, Kassa returned to his native Qwara on the extreme edge of the western highlands, where he prospered as a highwayman and built a good small army.
