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... scri'e as sidiionen at thp palrishI and mission churtle: Meari. WV. Il3ews sRobtham, P. R. Sherwin, J. C.- Gray, l). W: M Turpin FR Piesier, S:- Potter, Win. Smnith (Boultm) W S. Donbh;a, F; Steven- seon, R. Rahdford,'J. Peach, A. Spencer, J. Weston, ...
... Parden, Mrs. Iadford,Miss Riley, MIrs ,Win. S~niitl, hlliss Walker; refreshme.,t st311, Mtrs. Basford, MTS. C. Clark, Mrs. Turpin; toy table, the Misses Robotbam ; flower stall, the Misses Napton ; men's still (organised by Mr. E. Fisher), Messrs. W. Brick ...
... 'aldo with' reard to i ipsurr.nce,. which; wexe.,refetred' to 'the. committee, for ?? leiks read a communica: tion from Dr. Turpin, who stated that he should ,be quite willing to act as honorary surgeon to ithe' fire brigade. The Chairman of the Finance ...
... IS. and Lady FitssHerbert, silver cigar box. Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Backhouse, Eilver inKfltand. Mr. G. Lloyd, chociue. M-s. Turpin. silver cardcaao. ?? Mr. and Mra. J. Jebb and Mr. G.-Jebb, dessert Mr. and Mrs. Thorn, silver mustard, pepper, acd salt pots ...
... Butthey' were well looked aftqr now, and if they walnted more proie h ' u'd have it by applyisig to the County 'ounclln Dr. Turpins, %essr: T. Basford R Ra'tord, I ChadwiCk, Kninitt and the Rev., W. 07ey uR- - orted the Jesoiution A Lilley stating- that ...
... poaching, and a fine of £5 and costs, or two months imprisonment with hard labour was now imposed. Richard Taylor, alias. Turpin, of Manvers Square, Manvers Street, Sneinton, Nottingham, and William Gray, alias Barney, of 5, Paradise Row, Coalpit Lane ...