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... Victoria to-day (Friday), Mr. W. Turpin (Swansea) being chiefly responsible for its defeat. The resolution was proposed by Reading. and another resolution standing in the name of the Edinburgh Chamber was withdrawn. Mr. Turpin (Swansea), opposing the resolution ...
... London, to Mrs. Carrie C. Macbean, widow of Dr. William R. Macbean, of Yonkers, New York, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Turpin, Swansea. The Rev. the Honourable W. Talbot Rice, M.A., conducted the service. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips left later for France ...
... Arson. 6, Visit. 7, Exact. S. Rug. 10, Alpaca. 11, Answer. 12, Apt. 13, Stitched. 16, impute. 18, Unknown. 20, Revenue. 24, Turpin. 27, Pa/voila. 31, Doh. 32, Supine. 33, Gritty. 34, Run. 35, Lathe. 36, Ophir. 37, 1. Askant. 2. Attach. 3. Spreads. 4. Negative ...
... _ West 'filly: Bpariiiento, ET: saillrsirtemolich 1, H. A. Brightman it Co. Rouen. Marcel. Bel g. 701 (Ke-telooN, Richard Turpin (Shipping) ,) Limited Nioe. Andrakai Reath. Spa. 1.644 Marranagal. y. Staphena (Limited/ BRITON FERRY. EXPORT.—Nos. 01. Guernsey ...
... INCREASED EXPORTS Aannmx A telegram was received from the pied. dent (11r, Ivor Ambrose) and Mr. William Turpin, who are attending the autumnal meetings of the Association of Bi'tisk Chambers of Commerce at Lincoln, .as follows:— It may interest members ...
... driven altomately by Mr. T. R. Rose-Richards and Mr. A. 0. Saunders-Davies. It was owned by Major rose-Richards (Richards, Turpin. and Co.). These two Swansea drivers did splendidly, though pitted against the finest super-speed can and drivers in the world ...
... evening services. For conspicuous service to the Junior Imperial League during the year 1930 Mr. A. H. Darden and Miss Mollie Turpin were presented with special bars at a successful Empire Day dance of the Cardiff South Division held at Penarth on Friday ...
... brought into contact with the destitute in their daily life appreciated the value of such an institution in the town. Mr. W. Turpin then moved the adoption of the annual report and mentioned the great interest that was taken in the homes by the president ...
... accompanied by other representatives from all parts of the country. Mr. W. Turpin, past president of the Swansea Chamber of Commerce and one of the founders of Richard Turpin Shipping (Limited), was present. WAY TO INCREASE REVENUE. Sir Walter Raine, ...
... views that the Roman Catholics desired the school. _ . Mr. Tom Rogers, a Wrexham Socialist member, said that the role of Dick Turpin among highwaymen was today being taken in the religious world by the Pope of Rome, who desired to make the rate. payers empty ...
... A., a delegate from the Church Army headquarters, the Ven. Archdeacon Harold Williams, the Rev. Canon W. T. Havard, Mr. W. Turpin (chairman), Capt. Brown (Governor of Swansea Prison), and Mrs. Couch (hon. secretary). JOHN BOLES, GE WI NEVIEVE TOBIN! LOIS ...
... n unknown race. Great stuff this Westerman! HIGHWAYMEN, BANDITS AND GUNMEN. All the famous highwaymen of olden times—Dick Turpin, ('laude Duval, &c.— ', whose names brought fear to the hearts of peaceful wayfarers figure in The Boys' Book of Highwaymen ...