... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HIPPING. T INVENTION. ROM OUR OWN Paris, Ti The **Jonene) | that M. Turpin, the in. ventor of melinite, has discovered a method where! floating mines may be automatically ren- dered less upon The Minister of Marine ly breaking from {heir to be made, as ...

... Messrs J. were Vanstone, E. Faulkner, and F.C. Lewis. : Tho followin i Penn- Milton, : Ritord. B. Fas tener. W. Stevens. S. Turpin, Sor gave £1 to the tunds, ond wae tha .. The days set for practice are Wedmaday and Saturday Tt was resolved to let the range ...

... AS ‘The home tram red altogether too etrens fr the sed 9 apened the eoring with ar try. and reett an tor Turpin to mojatizing. Parthes pe eg tae Moles give to Rane::, who are ber, tre, cut through wel rash Weilingt oa atlacked, but Modge clearrd, a forward ...

... explaining to Lieut. Murdoch carried out in hisebscnce had not been so carried out, Turpin, wbe was standing by, did not attempt to contradict it. To show that Turpin's ev wus not to bo reliad upan, it was be who Ued the guard-boat back when che bad shoved ...

... Local Government Board for sanetion to borrow £300 for building the extension wail af the Point.—Mr. G. |, and it was ‘Mr. Turpin said that as they had the schedule of from the contractor (Mr. W. E. Blake, of Piy- mouth) .who had carried out t ing sea ...

... CORPS DEVON ASD —On duty, Capt. M. Caimais Colber, CoQM.S J Steintansen, 3 Cor 3. Borh; vest. Adams. SSM. E W Ctemos. P. P. Turpin. months ia pot te te worn untewe ordered for drills ar ketures ce watking ont Warrant officers, non-commissioned officers ...

... EVON ND CORNW., On duty, Capt. H. G. Shorte, QMS. J. EW. Sergt. P. P Turpin, Wheeler-Corpl. Farrant. borees_ at Mutioy Barracks at 8 p.m. on earce bas for two yours. Pr Ww. Vv. men are cautioned that after this month there will be no evening drills. but ...

... reduction of the staff and of the various duties and appointments of should be referred to the General Purposes Commities.-Mr. W. Turpin said be under- and matter was to be considered the Pmance and Mr. T. HR. Knight seconded. Purler pro- the question 6e considered ...

... ehorusce wl m work vo an effective close, the finale brought hing ax od Sing, with Vitality of tone QO happy day were taken Kitts Turpin, and Miss Doris Walling. Mr. conduet al Miss @ with excellent precision and judgment, and to also a unison Spinnii ed” for ...

... and 63, $2: A. Hodson and Miss Perr iS) 46 35.1), 6-1, 62; i. 3. Turpin Pe Le, (reo, 1: and Mise Perr (ree. 15.1), 63, 65; . de V. beat and Mins Davies and Miss Salmon, 6-3, 108; Rev. Turpin and Mm. Staton and Shelton beat E. R Matthoei 65, 64; A best Ma) ...