... district. Mr Turpin said the partied never knew each oth.r before. Mr M'Clellend said they had considerable difficulty in flirting Darcy, and the police .e.rebed • nanuber of bouses for him. Subsequently be was found in the County Infirmary. Mr Turpin said Duey ...

... tho ease as lightly as they could ma tJais boy had never been up before for anything. He did not think Mr Turpin pressed it very _ . - Mr Turpin saki thia Sunday. vaching was ' very had. Although Mr Holleston he did not pm* the he thought it ought to ...

... Possmsion. Mr M Wald obtained a decree for po,ser. sion of a house on Barrack-road againd. T. Bolohan. Mr Turpin for complainant. _ Licensing Business. Mr Turpin applied for n transfer of the licence held by 3lrs O'Reilly, Market-square, to Mr J Coss, who had ...

... the most corrop: petjury. Mr O'C. Fitzm a -pearel the defendant. Mrs Behan, in redly to Mr Turpin, said tut she remem`iered in February, '99, pay:n4 Mr Turpin £4 on account cf the eke-re, an.l &nil she vent Int, him took ' the £i On the 3 , 1 May she ...

... has a mortgage on the toren? Plaintiff did not reply. Hi Honew—lt seems to me against your/elf. Mr Turpin, and I don't are why you shoold ank it. Mr Turpin—Do you own a stick or stone , there? Plaintiff—Yen. are in disit? No. not very , heavily at all. ...

... of the Dublin train that day. • Cross-examined by Mr Turpin—And what would you do if they had given you their names? They were guilty of an offence by not going then' names to a policeman. Mr Turpin--Didn't you know thane men didn't belong to the district ...

... waggon against the waggon in which the plaintiff was working. Mr Horace Turpin, Solicitor, appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr W X Whit-. Solicitor, appared for the Company. Mr Turpin, in opening the said th , plaintiff was in the employment of Mr Gibney, ...

... SENTINEL, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1909. BITS FROM BOOKS. HOT ATTACK ON SOCIALISM. In hie .plume The Memo, Soeishem THE MODERN TURPIN. , 1,. _ , ~ ' I, • . Trade tan ao . . . this by Did Tustin .Nails. —Lord Ridley at Ware, July 3rd. ...

... Mr. H. Turpin, soh for the de- ' fendant. Mr. Turpin, at the outset, applied for an adjournment as. he said. his principal o ttness was nat in the country. but was being brought back.—Mr. Bodkin: He left for a very good reason.--Mr. Turpin: In this ...

... that Mr Turpin should give the bog to the tenants for the sum be had himself paid for it; and that he should farego the legal expellees and (tamp duties, ate, upon the purchase deeds, via. £2 or thereab nits. After some further parleying Mr Turpin agreed ...

... Monahan, Matyborougli, swore that the burning was not malicious. Inc' reply to Mr Turpin he said he was not out. protecting Delaney. He be had received annoyance. Mr Turpin—Nmv, having all this evidence of annoyance, what makes, von come to the conclusion ...

... ESOLITTIONS. The follow ing: resolution. propoced be Mrs Turpin and seconded by Miss M.Canii. Pas then adopted—That we approve of the holding of a 'unser for the purpose of procuring funds for providing on up-to-date operating theatre in the Queens' Comity ...