... of two men, known as Buckingham Joe and Dick Turpin, and saw them attack the farmer at Jacob's Well. Thomas Oliver, or Buckingham Joe, was at that time in Dorchester gaol, and his alleged accomplice, Turpin, whose real name was Edmund Galley, was traced ...

... y bombing competition last Sunday. The cup, which was presented during a social gathering and dance, was received Maj. J. Turpin, the commander of the winning team, which consists of Great Western Railway employes. Prior to the ceremony G Co. and a ...

... et to one, a the chief os Bit: defeated L. sad P. G. Pron (Oxford) by ‘OMBE v. REV. J. J. TURPIN'S ‘The mateh played on, Seturday between and Rev. J. J. Turpin’s (Kingsbridge) team resulted 2s follows Rev. J. J. C. Harris im and T. Webb, 6-2, 64; deat ...

... balloon and water—l. S. Penhaie; 2. S. Turpin; 3. R. Kelly. Middle, flat—l, C. Smith; 2, C. Cole; 3. I. Fletcher. Junior, egg and spoon—l A. Powell; 2. M. Baker: 3. J. Hendy. Middle, high jump—l. B. Cole; 2, S. Turpin: 3. Smith. Senior, bicvele —1, B. Ballinger: ...

... &c., arted. @ MAOHINE.—Write A 332, or similar Hand-power LIFT, to run two storeys, att —Apply B.. Turpin, cage OF Flowers, Seeds, tor Sale. ...

... Westcountry Organists. J . Westcountry successes m examinations of the Royal rf Organists are:— H. E. M. L super-Mare), Turpin Prize Fellowship, and W. E. Green . passed Associateship. ...

... Defended by Mr. N. A. M. Sitters, a case against Bertie Symons, Rock Cottage. Colebrook, who was summoned by Alpha Elizabeth Turpin for assault, was dismissed magistrates yesterday ...

... on Wednesday at the age of 74. Mr. Collings formerly was a partner in the firm of Messrs. W. Turpin and Sons, haulage contractors, Coxside, and on Mr. Turpin's retirement became managing director until 1934, when Mr. Collings himself retired. His services ...

... Contes and Co beg to inform the Public that al 4 to gts wold Searing heir Black, Friar to be distillery et vin. UNDER ranteed TURPIN Wir, are I AND SONS (@TD,), ...

... of rusbes came to nothing, ‘and at tho interval Newenn tet half Newton had matters ail their om {our tries to in the arnt Turpin ran through the visiting team and erored ¢ try. which Buodhrhe couvertet. next, and touched down ofter a tag dribtte to neither ...

... PLYMOUTH SUICIDE. inquest was held at Plymouth day by Mr. Johns, coroner, on Albert Bradford Turpin, aged 45, of Comniercial- street, Coxside, contractor, from a ‘beam in an at the works of Tarpin and worried about having “ Suicido called up for the ...

... 6-2; Sytuons and T. Phillips beat T. Oke and Humby, 6-3, 6-3; S. Brown and Jeffery beat L. Gliddon and R. Beer, 6-3, 6-2: J. Turpin and L. J. Martin beat Cobourne and Miller, 6-4, 5-6, 6-4. Ladies' doubles—Mrs. Carter and Mrs. L. Squire beat Mrs. Hitchcock ...