... DEATH Mr Horace Turpin, solicitor, Port. lsoighise, whose death is announced, was a past vice-president of the Incorporated Law tiociety fo Ireland. When he qualified in 1881, he entered into partnership with his uncle the late Mr T. Turpin. After the death ...

... HOMINY HONOUR, International official, Mr H. Turpin, one of the umpires in the England v. Scotland match, to be played at London Alaryborough, has been invited to act as on March 10. Mr Turpin was captain of the Alaryborough team last year, and his selection ...

... Roscrea DICK TURPIN, 1929. (By Diligence) A big-small horse, 16-2, bred at the National Stud and was a 1,300 gns. yearling. Half-brother to Warden of the Marches, winner of the Chester Cup, 21 miles, giving Brown Jack Sibs. (Dick Turpin, 9st. 11; Brown ...

... expenditure of over 290, while Mr Turpin could have engaged very eminent junior counsel for a much smaller fee. No Ivan could have gone to more trouble to do justice to the defendants in the criminal trial than Mr Turpin, and it was as a result cf his efforts ...

... contested, but Turpin, who is 'in inter-provincial player, was always proving successful in the Portlsoighise forward line. He put in two goals, to which Birr replied with a goal per Hackett. In the second half Birr were well outclassed, and Turpin added two ...

... THANKS FOR GIFTS. The Committee voted thanks to the following donors of gifts for the use of the patients:—Miss Turpin, Miss Fitzgerald, and Mrs Dundon, magazines; Miss Fortune, papers, sweets and magazines; Miss Brady, sweets and books. ...

... Read bt A. C. and Mrs Drought. 6-3. 6-1; Turpin and Miss Lanigan bt Nolans and Miss Young. 8-4, 6-0. Send-finals—Prittie and Miss Leaf bt Manseragh and Miss Lyons. 7-5. 5-7, 8-4; H. M. and Mrs. Read bt Turpin and Miss Lanigan, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2. In the final ...

... Manseragh, T. P. Tynan. H. H. Dove: H. Turpin bt Capt. Cosby, 7-5, 8-6. Byes: Capt. C. P. Jones, C. 0. Manseragh, Rev H: A. Stanlatreet, Hon T. Prittie Second Round—N. Manseragh bt Tynan, 6-0, 6-1; Dove bt Turpin, 6-3, 6-2; C. O. Manseragh bt Capt. Jones ...

... plaintiff for defendant's use, and for gook supplied by plainiiiff foe the use of the defendant at her request.—Mr Horace Turpin (3 , Jetsra Horace Turpiu end Son), appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr J. S. MoGiverii, 8.1.. (instructed by Mr Nevin Welsh ...

... May, 1933. Gentlemen, — In reply to Mr Turpin, application re law sada, we, the undersigned, beg to bring before your Committee the true facts of the case. After the wee bein g held up for over 18 maths, Mr Turpin sect word through Mr Byrne, Solicitor ...

... Melodist's Action. A letter was reed from Messrs H. Turpin and Son, solicitors, with reference to the actions brought by the Mental Hospital attendants and workmen against Leis and Offaly County Councils for sneers of salaries and wages, informing the ...

... Messrs. D. E. Williams, Ltd., Portarlington, for a licence for a bar on the ocasion of the Queen's County Hunt Ball—Mr. H. Turpin, on behalf of the Hunt Secretary, applied for a licence to hold the dance in Stradbay Hall.—Supt. R. Muldoon, GIL, had no ...