... 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 ...

... gate-road, Newcastle-on-Tyue. The members and visitors were received by the president (Capt. Shepstouc), Mrs. Shepstone, and Mi?. Turpin. Over 300 members and friends assembled, and large consignment Devonshire cream, Cornish pasties, and other delicacies were ...

... was paid yesterday at Golders Green, where the cremation ceremony was attended by Mr. John A. Shand (son), Mr. Leonard G. R. Turpin (brother-in-law), Mr. Harold Harmsworth (director of The Western Morning News Co., Ltd.), Mr. W. Heavens Rogers (London r ...

... years that he had served in that yard H ...

... Wo ' 1, w - ypcond round— ■ &.1' ''■ .j^ rowne and Mrs. Harrison ilrs • H Smith. bt Harvey and Mrs. F. M. I'iii}?' 6-0 s Turpin and Miss J. L. S; lp ' lit t' Jl - ■ Brown and Miss f Uss Scaly and Miss Osgood. 6-2, I and ■ J - Whittington bt Miss and ...

... for two or three months, for which period Mr. Whitmarsh would carry out his duties. Musical selections were given by Miss Turpin and Mr. Foster, jun. PLYMOUTH'S ADOPTED FRENCH TOWN The period of adoption by British municipalities of towns and villages ...

... over 12—1, Miss Winifred Nile; 2, Mies P. Taper. Boys—l, H. Cox; 2, E. Goldsmith. Girls, over B—l,8 —1, M. Jenkin; 2, M. Turpin. Boys—l, T. Ward; 2. E. Chalmers. Girls, under B—l, Marian Knight; 2, Jocelyn Hancock: 3. Nancy Stevens. Boys—l, J. Jones; ...

... M. Blackell. Sunday-school—Mrs. Dennis, Miss E. M. Squires, Mrs. Westlake, Miss P. West lake, Miss Turpin. Mrs. Parker, Messrs. Johns, R. Johns, Turpin, Smith. Wheeler, lt. Jordan, C. Wheeler. F. Rogers, Butchers. Warne, J. Westlake. and members of B ...

... rains sold were:— Properly U. Brown and Sou, (registered No. /)— * lock-book .no. lo Ay. Waaeuam (Slapton), lagns.; to Air. Turpin, 22393, to Air. Petuybrulge, lj;gns.; 22j>j, to Air. K. Anuing, B4UI, to .Air. Tram, ligus. Property oi Air. il. Whitley, ...

... front of her, completely blocking the road. She either had to go into the car or go into the hedge and chose the hedge. James Turpin. he driver of the defendants' car. said there was plenty of room for plaintiff to pass. Judgment was given for the plaintiff ...

... over by Mr. H. Stone, were addressed Mrs. Cunningham World Trade and Empire Trade. A musical programme was given by Miss Turpin. Miss Bailly, .Mr. Foster (violin), with Mr. Luke accompanist. DEVON Mr. Cuming, of Parkland?. Kcntham. Bradniuch, on Wednesday ...

... Leonard, K. J. D. Edwards, W. H. Stephens (representing Davis and Stephens), J. Baynard James, A. P. Gould. J. C. Pethick, James Turpin, C. F. Barclay, Geo. Addiscott, F. H. Boswarva, F. Pitts, E. L. Bowley, Hal Higgins, W. 11. Tidboald, A. Edwards, R. C. Davy ...