... was held at the Workhouse, on Tuesday, when there were present: Messrs. F. Parish (presiding), E. Vinson, H. J. Waring, E. Turpin, G. Tomlinson, J. Kel- man, E. R. Stoneham, J. Snell, the Rev. Stanley Morgan, L. Fuller, J. Langlands, S. Lee; with Mr. E ...

... as much information as was needed from the Press. Mr. Stoneham said many of the reports were of a semi-private nature. Mr. Turpin proposed, and the Rev. S. Morgan seconded, that the request be ...

... Teazle and Lady Teazle, “Goss, Clana,” “Early Victorian, “ Reciprocity,” Court Lady, time of Charles Sir Walter Raleigh. Dick Turpin, King Charles “ Blue Beard,” Nell Gwynne, “ Italian,” “Indian Girl,” “Quaker Gi “Mexican,” “ Courtier, “Dolly Dye,” Fairies ...

... on the South Eastern and Chatham line hetween Bromley and Bickley Stations, and in therewith a letter was read from Miss E. Turpin complaining of the nuisance caused all through the summer from dirty ~moke and ashes thrown from the engines when firing hetween ...

... J F. Birley.¢ SR. Sargent, Turpin N b Cowley 4 Earker, b Cowley B B L. Hamilton, ¢ Hazelricg. b Cow! Batehelor, not out H. Tucker, not out Bxiras | Innings declared closed, S. A. Tucker, A. C. Free. man. 8 Marriott, A. Bo Neame, and L. E. Clatk did not ...

... telacat ttee tec mended f the local sub-commitices for three representatives, Meser. Hi Wo Horne, BL Massoo. 4 Vinson, and B. Turpin: represeniatives of tree, Mrs. Beadle, Messrs. W Charlesworth, L. W. Ling. George Martin, ©. Matthews, and Capta representative ...