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... wear Crewkeme, heard with regret the death, which occurred London hospital on Saturday, of their vicar, Rev. J. J. Turpin. Mr. Turpin who was 64, had been in failing health for sonic time. ' He under- j went minor operation at the hospital a \ fortnight ...
... Miss M. Furse bt Cosserat and Miss McMorland. 6-4. 6-4; Turpin and Mrs. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Pearce. 6-3. 6-3; Col. and Mrs MacLeod Dr. James and Miss Lttcas, 6-1, 6-1; and Miss Clatvorthy bt Turpin and Mrs. Dyson, 6-0, 6-2, Mr. and Mrs. Robotham Russell ...
... R. F. Turpin: 2, I. S. George. 80 yards, under 10—1. G. Haswell; 2, J. Thomson. 50 yards, under B—l, R. Turpin : I George. Throwing the cricket ball, under 12-1. J- Spear; 2 A.J. Vittle Under 10—1, J Thomson; 2, L. Bunyan. Under 8 —1. R. Turpin; 2. I ...
... held in Weston Mill Church. The mourners -were Mr. Hay net* (son), Mr. M. Haynes (grandson), Mr. H. J. Roberts, and Mr. J. Turpin. Other* included Com. J A. Lieut.-Com. S. fc>. Mr. Payne, and Mr. Nicholls. Floral tribute* included from son and daughter-iu-law; ...
... at the annual meeting of Ford Park Lawn Tennis Club, reported successful season financially, whilst the ('attain (.Mr. j. Turpin] and the Secretary (Mr. E. A. commented on the higher standard of play generally, and more especially as shown in the tournaircnts ...
... of two men, known as Buckingham Joe and Dick Turpin, and saw them attack the farmer at Jacob's Well. Thomas Oliver, or Buckingham Joe, was at that time in Dorchester gaol, and his alleged accomplice, Turpin, whose real name was Edmund Galley, was traced ...
... balloon and water—l. S. Penhaie; 2. S. Turpin; 3. R. Kelly. Middle, flat—l, C. Smith; 2, C. Cole; 3. I. Fletcher. Junior, egg and spoon—l A. Powell; 2. M. Baker: 3. J. Hendy. Middle, high jump—l. B. Cole; 2, S. Turpin: 3. Smith. Senior, bicvele —1, B. Ballinger: ...
... Westcountry Organists. J . Westcountry successes m examinations of the Royal rf Organists are:— H. E. M. L super-Mare), Turpin Prize Fellowship, and W. E. Green . passed Associateship. ...
... 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 ...
... of furniture and effects at Villa Carmen, Woodway-road, Teignmouth. on Thursday. The residence was sold £1,050 to Miss M. Turpin, of Liyingstone-road, Teignmouth. Mr. P. Scott, Teignmouth and Dawlish, was solicitor. ...
... concert held the Matthews Memorial Hall, Plymouth, last evening. The quartet, which consisted of Mrs. Turpin, Miss R. Lang, Mr. R. Miners, and Mr. Turpin, sang Sleep, gentle lady ' (Bishop), Gossip Joan, O lady fair, and Hard by fountain ** with a ...
... 2-*. Turnbull bt P. G. Turpin, I ', i* I WOMEN'S SINGLES. EL- ' 6* > I Miss Gem Hoahing bt 6-2; Miss Keith-Steele bt Miss V jth- 6-2. Einal-Miss Hoahing bt Mis* MEN'S DOUBLES. LEVEL. £-rK? f M. K. and D. Turnbull J. P. G. Turpin, 6-3. 9-7; L. H. >V> C ...