... E. W. TURPIN, Clerk to the Council Council Houu•. Burton-road. Carlton. Nottingham. January. 1938. Father Christmas must have had a record number of pairs of roller skates in his sack at Christmas, judging by the number that seem to have found their way ...

... Turpin. York House. Redhill. HEATED lock-up garage , workshop, or store accommodation. use of hose and wash.—Pepper, 12a. West PICKFORDS make moving and storing easy. and at reasonable cost. Tramed staff and modern equipment. Send for esti- mace.-16. ...

... MR. TURPIN'S STRAIGHT TALKING There were allusions to the recklessness— of Carlton people, when an application by the Nottingham Corporation to modify the Westdale-lane bus service came before the Traffic Cornmissioners at the Guildhall, Nottingham. ...

... Sir W. Turpin and Savings Banks. Sir William Turpin, after declaring the branch building open, expressed his thanks to the trustees for having given him the opportunity of showing his interest in this bank in particular and trustee savings banks in general ...

... MR. TURPIN: I AM CERTAIN THAT MY COUNCIL 15 ABOVE SUSPICION. Mr. A. M. Hairison gave evidence with .regard to his interview with Mrs. Heald, and said that on June 15 he kept the shop unch,' observation from 8.40 to 9.35 p.m.. and saw about fifteen persons ...

... E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the Council , Council House. Carlton. ...

... R. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the said Council. ...

... E. W. TURPIN, Clerk to the said Council. ...

... E. W. TURPIN, Clerk to the said Council. ...

... E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the said Council. ...

... E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the said Council. ...

... E. W. TURPIN. Clerk to the said Council. ...