... AND ■ $ -- The Clerk (Mr. E. W. Turpin) was West End of London, and has done a great BEESTON PARISH CHURCH deal hard for the Salvation L ear/ton instructed to draw the attention of both men to the fact that they must attend in various parts of the world ...

... IPIGGIN'S RIDING SCtIODL. W. M. HUNT, District Auditor. E. W. TURPIN, Qefk to the Council. Telephone 5385. ...

... Dated this 25th day of June, 1935. E. W. TURPIN, Clerk to the said Council. Council House, Burton-road, Carlton. ...

... 'GAZETTE 'AND ECHO, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1930. NEW BANK FOR BEESTON. Building Opened by Sir William Turpin. NOTTINGHAN SAVINGS BANK DEVELOPMENTS. Sir William G. Turpin, K.C.8., late Controller-General of the National Debt Office., who is a distinguished financial ...

... Turpin, Capt., 15th Sherwood Foresters Upton, H.M.S. Agincourt Unwin. A., Notts. and Derby Vernon, Isaac, Williams, A., Notts. and Derby Winters, A. E., H.M.S. Commonwealth Worthington, F., Notts. and Derby Wilson, S. T., Corpl., Notts. and Derby Wheat ...

... PALLADIUM. RION ROAD, BEEHTON. roe•d•y, Wethseaday-- TOSII MIX and TONY In DICK TURPIN A Actor as England's most C.Tilyalrous Highwayman. Windbag of Differs& Countries .. Midland boons, of Fluckvrm Thorsen?. Friday, Saturday A Illrund Super - Produc ...

... Walton: Not one per cent. Mr. Turpin said that applied to a lesser extent to other parts of the district. The inspector asked how tar it was to any existing baths and he was told 2; miles to Sneinton and 3 miles to Arnold. Mr. Turpin: It would take half an hour ...

... when his health was toasted. One member remarked that he was hoping to see Mr. Turpin occupy the position of first Town Clerk of Carlton. In the course of his reply Mr. Turpin referred to the fact that when he was appointed their clerk in 1906 the council ...

... department, 5, Emery's road: Gedling. MT. E. W Turpin (clerk to the Carlton Food Control Committee conducted thr prosecution. and Ald. E. Huntsman represented the defendants. who pleaded not guilty. Mr. Turpin, in opening the case. stated that three transactions ...

... Woodward had asked for it to be killed. Mr. Turpin asked Kirkham if he knew he was not licensed to kill after Wednes:lay, and Kirkham replied he thought he was able to do it every day of the week. Mr. Turpin: You know very well yout' licensed days are ...

... CARLTON STREET WORKS Court Overrules Objections By Owners. Mr. E. W. Turpin, clerk to the Carlton Council, made an application at the Nottingham Shire Hall, on Wednesday, for a confirmation of a resolution passed by the Carlton Council with regard to ...

... they would like to acquire this site, either for baths or some other purpose? Mr. Turpin: That is correct. Referring to swimming instruction for school children. Mr. Turpin said the council had had requests on more than one occasion to make some provision ...