... Turpin. it ffrey White). m= SHOP GOODS. elating first, that the traits of the sill ot th e said William MlAbt to he carr i e d ; second, that the Clerk of the Peace take an account of the personal estate of the testator that came to the hands of the defendaw ...

... MR TURPIN AND HIS BILL. The following letter was received from Messrs T. & H. Turpin, Solicitors to the late Board of Guardians : Maryborough, Feb. 12, two. Dime Six—We have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of loth inst. As there appears ...

... STILUMAUN PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. - WE are instructed by S P Turpin. Fan., to by PRIVATE TREATY, his nicely fitted up Private Residence which contains large hall, two reception rooms, four bedrooms, kitoiien. with range; H. and C. pantry. etc., and ...

... I do? and the Constable said, You assaulted and I will Mr Turpin—Did he strike into face or chuckle Witness—Not at all. Did he strike him at all with his clenched tiet? He did not. Further examine& witness seid O'Brien come bark in hint and used him ...

... re.t,tlent in the town airnilnrly circumstanced and confidently await your atu, etc, H. TURPIN. _ (Copy of letter above referred to). Deur Sir—Mr Robert Gibney has handed ate resolution of Waterworks Corotnatee dated 28th inst. Your commatee is perfectly ...

... h. (339) II0181.; Parlourmaid Wanted; must be recommended. Apply. stating wage,, and sending copies of discharges to Mrs. Turpin, Mary borough. Queen's County. (343 a AITANTI.:I). Farm Labota V, plc. Michael Kelboe. Maganey. ow (indoor). Ap- Crooket Houne ...

... again approached Mr Turpin and acquainted him ef the tenants' propreals. Mr Turpin received the proposals favourably, as a result of which Mr Kelly wrote Mr Meehan on the subject thus—My Dear Sir—Thanks for your letter. Mr Turpin accepts ymir offer and ...

... for thew.—Mr. Turpin : And you are an agricultural labourer F.—Defendant: I am. if I could get labour.—Mr. Turpin: You serve processes all over the country ? Defendant : It is very little you give me but what you cannot help.—Mr. Turpin : It is very little ...

... January.—To the Judge: The farm is a 'manta* one mar Timah .e.—To Mr. Turpin: The d. , fendant lodged n;th her and paid nothing. He Ind the run of the house. H- %%as a rich man.—Mr. Turpin: rich miser.—To His Honi.r: She wrote to. him to tell him to take ...

... and Mr Turpin for the defendant. Plaintiff proved the goods to have been got by Moloney, and these parties, Fenton and Lucinda Dunne, came in fix the place. 1 ---t'rtias-examintxl by Mr. Turpin: She was ! sure Fenton Dunne owned the farm.—Mr. Turpin put ...

... COUNTY. In refererce to the letter received from Mr. W. H. White, Solicitor, on the subject ol Mr Turpin's bill of costs, the No. i Council at a special menin decided, decided, on the motion rf Mr Air& seconded by Mr Williams, to enter an appearance to ...

... ass —Mr P Cobbe valued at £6 134.—Mrs Catherine Jackson, tenant. Lands of Btisha ; area, 37a rent, ; valuation, £l2 51. -MI Turpin said this was an application by the landlord to have a fair rent fixed, alter failure to compel the tenant to come to an agreement ...