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... Mrs. P. TURPIN desires to return her grateful thanks for tbt many kind exprossions of sympathy shown to her in her meat sad bereavement; for the beautiful floral tributes seat. IN MEMORIAM. RIDDLER. —ln loving memory of dear Mother. who departed this ...
... Mrs. L. M. Turpin in the sad lose she switained. The funeral took place at the Newton A bbot Cemetery on Saturday last, the Rev. C. W. Russell (rector of Wo!borough) officiating. Tbe chief mourners were Mrs. L. M. Turpin (widow), Mr. C. Turpin (brother) ...
... Pascoe, lbw. b Bennett G. Rowe, run out ) A. Mountford, b Turpin D. James, c Willcocks, b Turpin L.. Stevens, b Turpin J. Waldron, c Locke, b Bennett 64 L. Mardon, b Turpin L. Comb, b Turpin T. Heath, c Bennett, b Locke lO W. Yaudrey, not ...
... Scott, b James 24 S. Thome b Stevens A. Gass, c Stevens, b R. Coombe', b Stevens E. Locke, b Stevens 0 M. Scott, b Stevens T. Turpin, b Stevens E. liVillcocks, b Mardon 0 T. Yenning, not out Extras 25 Total 102 ...
... ! , . --(*-- licence of the White Hart Hotel ilia now been permanently transferred from Mr. WM. Hooking to Mr. Frederick Turpin. ...
... Messrs. S. Medland and G. Gillson (nephews), and Miss L. Median(' and Miss E. Uillson (nieces). The members Ye Olile Dick Turpin Lodge of the 1{.A.0.8. was represented by the following - Bro. H. C. Darbey, K.C.M., L4.G P. (funeral marshal for the district ...
... eolour.-1, Mrs. Micbelinore, Chudleigb ; 2 and 3, Mrs. M. Burberry, Broadbempston. Aylesbury or Pekin.- -1, A. F. Rowe; 2, Mrs. Turpin ; 3, A. F. Rowe, DEAD POULTRY. ' .Best Cockertl . .-- . 1 and 2, H. Trout, Claudloigh I CO6LET BROS., Avoid disappointment ...
... 11-23; Drew. 30-7; Rodgers, 17-16; total*. 75-66. -- dindleigb.— W. H Lang, W. J. D.vey, W. J. &mac E. Puma. P. Bartlttt. R. Turpin, A. R. Holcombe, 23- II; P. Cokalsb, W. May. .1. Limin, 1.. kinsman, k. J. niarstnore. J. A. Brooking, 5. Clampitt, 1647; ...
... Potter W. Robinson, c Bond, b Clamplit 3 W. Bird, c J. Potter, b Jordan J. Wilkinson, run out S. Thomas, lbw, b Jordan T. Turpin, c E. Potter. b Jordan M. Scott, b Jordan R. Hester, not out Extras ...
... b J. Elson, 72; H. Willcocks, e Cornish, b Cann, 7; C. Perry, b Cann, 0; W. Wilkinson, b Cann, 6; T. Bond, run out, 32; T. Turpin, lbw, bJ. Elson, 1; S. Thomas, not out, 0; J. Tinney, c Cornish, b Southwood, 9; M. Scott, c W. Elson, b Caunter, 12; K. Maddicott ...
... Council on &fitted to allow two contractors to build tour cach ut Burry Tracey at a cost per louse of £782 2s. Tbe Rev. J. J. Turpin for the lust time in Mainhead Chitri:li us welt r on Sunday lost. Ile has 6111 twice reeto.r ot :llutoheati, And ditring the ...
... Dunkirk The oniy difference, apparently, between his uolwich intent and Krupp's is that, while mobility wss claimed for the Turpin monster, the G.-rman requires Ll platform hardly less laborious in the making than the itself. Law's, of Newton Abbot, for ...