... Youthful Turpin. EXETER LAB'S SIDE. EXMOUTH TO CHARD. Ooie is bound believe that can be law-breaking of a when a ftihirteen-j-mr-old lad, his rising above tfoe dock-rail, contesses, in coaieab fasbioai. having stolen a horse, and it a distance of ■over ...

... The trouble?, of the road used to include Dick Turpi his confreres. Dick Turpin aS vanished, but motorists will con tinue to be held up so long as they fit inferior tyres. 1 UNLOPS and secure the freedom of the road ...

... The Treasury announce that Mr. Turpin, C.8., has boon appointed man of American Dollar Committee, in succession to Sir Chalmers, G.C.B. ...

... - THEATRE ROYAL, TWICE NIGHTLY AT 7 AND 9. MATINEES TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. OLAUDE GINNETT AND COMPANY IN DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO AND REJECTED REMOUNTS, Supported by First-class Variety Company. “Satasfaction Guaranteed” jis our Motto. NEXT WEEK, “ BEAUTY ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, BXETER. TWICE NIGHTLY AT 7 AND 9 MATINERS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MONSTER COLISEUM CLAUDE GINN ETT DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO 0 Or, the Death of OF IkIS YOHB, are Comedienne & ecialit: Oonm AND MAV MAVIS You Me.” ‘The Comedy Duo in URT, Comediennes ...

... that there might be few who not know Mr. Turpin, but the others did. Mr. Turpin rose speak, but was not allowed to do so. Rlucombe. amid protests and :nt«rruptions from Mr. Turpin, went assert that Mr. Turpin had wauled the (Chairmanship. On Mr Purler, ...

... Furler, again interrupting, remarked that Mr. Turpin could not make a speech. Mr. Turpin : Certainly I am going to make a speech. Mr. Furler i And I object to that. He added that he should rule Mr. Turpin out of order without he was going to propose another ...

... another member was canvassing for himself. Mr. Turpin: Name. The Chairman: Mr. Turpin. Mr. Tu in: That is untrue. The Chairman: I have proved it. Mr. Turpin: You know 1 is false. The Chairman told Mr. Turpin he was ® hypocrite and a nuisance, and then the ...

... Urban Council, Mr. Turpin said he wished draw attention to a scurrilous statement which had been made during the election, contradicting statement (Mr. Turpin) had made with reference to former resolution the Council. Mr. Turpin argued that the resolution ...

... which had not been approached before. Mr. Turpin: splendid advertisement for the commencement of the season—(hear, :>l*?ar). their report, the Highway Committer stated ohat a letter had ibeen received from Mi W. Turpin. with reference to fee widening Paradise-road ...

... Wbiddon. not out. 9. I> Davies, VSilcocka. Wiloocks. 4. A Ar#cott. Turpin, H Wiloorks. 2; K. He>. Dart. 0. E. Willia, run out. 1- J. Hannaford. Turpin, b WUoooka. 2. T Trust. «■ Turpin, Dart. 0. Foster, Villar, Wilcooks. l; K. Denning, Dart 4 extras ...

... Council Chamber, Air. Turpin remarket!. That's a very poor excuse to got out of it. need excuse, retorted Air. Full. Well, you said you would not come, retaliated Mr. Turpin. Air. Full: 1 have never said anything of the kind. Mr Turpin (warmly): You said ...