... FREEMASON , RY. Iu connection with Le Willows Lodge of Freemasons Bro. Edgar W. Turpin was installed as the - Warshipful 'Master at ^the Institute, Carlt(4l, last Monday. Wor. Bro. Turpin invested his officers for the coming year as follnws Wor. Bro. Alfred Stone ...

... £44.1121 11 11 I.ated this. 6th day of May. 125. B. O'GORMAN, District Auditor. E. W. TURPIN, Clerk to the Council. ...

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... FILM ACTRESS I *peak the Prologue to JACK SHEPPARD (Companion picture to Dick Turpin) Advertisement on Back Pago. Comedy Chapter 3 Thersdatii Friday, liaturdell— bay v. TM Mystery Man ...

... well:urnished bungalow to let, all electric, garage, :acing sea, one minute sands, May, June and July. or part.—Particulars. Turpin. York House, Redhill. ...

... 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 Minister of ...

... recognised. said Mr. Turpin, that the sale of unsound meat for human consumption had very grave consequences, and the local authority looked on this particular case in a very serious way. Mr. Harrison gave evidence bearing out what Mr. Turpin had said about ...

... QUARTERS nACTON-ON-SEA, Nr. Furnished Bungalow, facing Sea. Acoommoda Lion far six persons, Electric. From 2 guineas weekly.—Turpin, York House, Redhill, Nottingham. Tel. 68530. iY22 ...

... Carlton Council Offices, by Mr. H. A. Chapman. a Ministry of Health Inspector. Officials the council present were: Mr. E. W. Turpin (clerk,. Dr. J. T. Knight (medical officer). Mr. J. A. West tsurveyor), and Mr. A. lA. Harrison (sanitary inspector I . The ...

... take place in the Cricke Field. Burton-road. Carlton. on Whit- Morday. May 17th. at 6 o'clock in the evening. By Order. E. W. TURPIN . Clerk. ...

... resolution having been curried unanimously, Mr. Turpin, in the course' of his reply, mentioned that he, had now been clerk to the Council for 20 years. Mr. Keyw•ood. We ought to have a dinner. (Laughter). Mr. Turpin: I should he delighted to give you all a dinner ...

... 1930. FOR SALE, on easy terms, several small houses in various parts of the district. No solicitor's charges. Apply:— E. W. TURPIN, Clerk to the Council. 23. King-street, Nottingham. CARLTON URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. ...