... return for the bandaeme weddia* praarnt of the public, repreaenltd euormoue audience and upplanae. Kmimscwci or Dior Toms. Ulak Turpin the noted hwhwnrmen, lirod eld honee et'Loar Hutton, Dneolerhlre, «k|eh hee Juat been told euotlon. The moot intereotlnr pert ...

... 8s bad been remitted %o Mr. F. B. Radford direct on account of the Bay Oettage The Town Clerk was ordered to send a of Mr. Turpin's lett« Messrs. Hillman A Bend. that she Corporation considered the offer a nary lair ...

... pleasure ; boat*, and a cheque was drawn for the amount of salary 1 due to date of leaving, 24th Inst.—A letter waa read from Mr. Turpin, trustee nnder Mr. S. Ambrose s assign| ment deed, stxtiug that he had sent a l statement of the I work done (sewerage) by ...

... compriae the cornmiUee. viz., Alderman Edwards, Councillors Chapman, O’Neil, Radford, and Kendall. letter was read from Mr. A. C. Turpin, pro Mr. Q. Ambrose, agreeing to pay £lO 4i to discharge the claim lor damages to gas pipes etc., the Ezors. of the late Mr ...

... contended, upon the negligent laying of the pipes ‘’Bay Cottage by the contractor. The Town Clerk was ordered to write to Mr. Turpin on the matter.—Councillor Cooper suggested the need of Isolation hospital (or Infectious ■ diseases, and the question was ...

... lu . Qf j ,j Oharmouth sail beatsa day or two. A letter was also real from Mr. A. C. j £2 10*, 17ft. Sins. Dr. Cooper Turpin, Bath, the trustee under deed of assignment 2 £l lQi .*R noy ...