... resulted:— HORTICULTURE. Broad bcans-1, W. Turpin- 2. J W. Tucker; 3, A. L. Brown. Runners—l, A. Phillips; 2, A. L. Brown; 3, W. Turpin Carrous- 1, J. W. Tucker; 2. W. J Burn! lripoh onions—l, J. W. Tucker; 2, W. Turpin spring onions—l. A. L. Brown. Eschalots-l ...

... seconding, also spoke highly of Mr. Priest's abilities and personality to flu the Mayoral choir.—Messrs. E. J. F. and W. E. Turpin also associated themselves with the resolution. The Chairman referred the disposal of the fireproof safe belonging; to the ...

... A FINE BOXING EXHIBITION TURPIN BROS. AT PLYMOUTH Dick Turpin, Empire middleweight champion, and his brother, Randolph, gave a polished exhibition of boxing when they put on a show at the tournament programme by General Sports, Ltd.. in the Corn Exchange ...

... THE w or BR A. ROBERTS in his Sketch, ~ pacters : Jacob (a Bow street Saft ‘orkahire Farmer), Lad; ‘ally ee Gn fv with Dick Turpin the ‘Famous Highwayman). Scene: AN room. at de above: Heath, — Writl and Acted teach of characters) by R. A. Roberts. Incidents ...

... the to the Church by the bride and Hannaford was $1 yoars of age, and resigned after 26 aml Mr. Turpin sears’ service, He was to be ona of the i Mrs, Turpin's dress was of veux rose silk voile en the sale at 23 stone. ite his weight. however, jest polioemen ...

... of furniture and effects at Villa Carmen, Woodway-road, Teignmouth. on Thursday. The residence was sold £1,050 to Miss M. Turpin, of Liyingstone-road, Teignmouth. Mr. P. Scott, Teignmouth and Dawlish, was solicitor. ...

... ONE PENNY Th &t. New PALACE THRATRE OF Proprietors Manager EATS am Pert: 100 10 og oo ool. To the G: wl GINNET? DICK CO! TURPIN'S RIDE (me ‘inp 3s JESSIE MILLAR, inary American and the Lady ETHET. LOZELLE. here's There's ...

... concert held the Matthews Memorial Hall, Plymouth, last evening. The quartet, which consisted of Mrs. Turpin, Miss R. Lang, Mr. R. Miners, and Mr. Turpin, sang Sleep, gentle lady ' (Bishop), Gossip Joan, O lady fair, and Hard by fountain ** with a ...

... ths Victory Club Band was much appreciated. Results:— Class championships.—Standard I.—l, •B. Harvey; 2, D. George; 3, R. Turpin. ll.—l, K. Cosway; 2, J. Broom; 3, C. Whitlock. Ill—l, J. Orchard; 2, G. Broom; 3, R. Webber. IV.—l, J. Peters; 2. E. Harris; ...

... THEATRE OF VARIETIES, PLYMOUTH. COUNTY THEATRES Manager AND TWICE Nigh fier on Satardays only. FRED GINNETT TT AND. tn, the CK TURPIN '§ RIDE ¥ (Tae Toe First A AND JESSIE ol OSCOPE. am ON SATURDAY HN A THOMSON'S Ss PANTOMIME, *RED RIDING OOD. ...

... Mrs. Moses for the had made foi righteousness the town. They also owed debt of gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood and Mrs. Turpin, who had trained the children. The Mayoress was presented with a basket of fruit and flowers by Miss Sylvia Luxton, and Mrs ...

... a final eliminator for the World Championship. The winner will meet Lee Savold, the American, in London in September. Dick Turpin, British middle-weight champion, faces the stiffest task of his career at Earl's Court, London, today. against Marcel Cerdan ...