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... eight members of the council with them. and also the clerk, Mr. Turpin, and, he could say from experience, no one could wish for a better friend. Equal courtesy was shown by Mr. Cox (Mr. Turpin's clerk) who was always ready to be of service to the members ...
... intimated that the absence of Mr. E. W. Turpin (the clerk) was due to indisposition. On the proposition of Mr. Whitehead, it was resolved to send a letter expressing the sympathy of the Council with Mr. Turpin in his illness, and wishing him a speedy ...
... Give ender tie Seal of the Uri.. District Coomil of Coates, this sixth ley of 1920. WHrIEHEAD, Chairmen. I. W. TURPIN, Clerk. AND FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that objecting, to the Coespuleary Order be proomeed to the kiloliter of Health, Laudon, ...
... been 23 Interments from Nottingham, which, we believe, is a record. ACCIDENT TO MR. E. W. TURPIN. Many of our readers will learn with regret that Mr. E. W. Turpin, clerk to the (Milton Council, met with a rather ivrious accident during the Easter holidays ...
... under the Seal of the Urban District Council of Carlton this seventeenth day of November, 1920. T. H. HARPER, Chairman. E. W. TURPIN, Clerk. AND FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that any objections to the Compulsory Order must be presented to the Miniver of ...
... the Finance Committee on recommending it. 'rho motion that Mr. Turpin be granted an increase in salary of £4O per annum was then put and carried unanimously. We might mention that Mr. Turpin i. a member of a well-known Nottingham family and held in high ...
... not registered the house will be dcetneu to be still controlled. E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the Council. Council House. Carlton. ...
... Rats Neighbour's Cellar Mr. Turpin said there was no suggestion that the dogs were not kept as cleanly as possible, but owing to the conditions ...
... DATED this 20th (I.ly of April. 1920. E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the Council, Puhli Offices, Carkw. NOTICE OF AUDIT. ...
... II not registered the house will be dtemea to be still controlled. E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the Council, Council House, Carlton. ...
... Enormous Number of Flies Mr. E. W. Turpin (clerk to the Carlton Column) who conducted the case on behalf of that authority, said Buckingham's premises were old entirely unsuitable for the keeping of pigs. The conditions were more serious than that, for ...
... Dated this 15th day of October. 1937. E. W. TURPIN, Cour c I House. Clerk to the Council. 11-road. Carlton. ...