... master (Mr. A. L. Strachan), the boardroom of St. John's Hospital, by permission of the secretary (Mr. L. G. R. Turpin), last Friday. Mr. Turpin is himself a former pupil of the school. Members present were unanimous in their opinion that a London branch ...

... WEDDING Turpin—Osborne, at Tamerton Foliot. Much interest was displayed at St. Mary's Church. Tamcrton Foliot, yesterday in the marriage of Miss Freda Emmiline Osborne, of Broadley, Roborough, to Mr. William Turpin, of Plymouth. Rev. W. H. Wood officiated ...

... address, the sole executrix. Mr. John Rowse Turpin. of Embankment- Plymouth, who died on August 6. left £1.877 gross, with net personally £1,859. -VJohate has been granted to *his son. William John Reginald Turpin, of the above address and Harry Higham, of ...

... OF REV. JULIAN JAMES The Lord Chancellor has appointed Rev Julian James Turpin to th 6 vicarage Somerset, in the diocese of Bath and Wells. . From 1911-1912, Rev. J. J. Turpin curate at St. Luke s, Torquay, and the latter year he became rector of Dodbrooke ...

... as usnt-i. Jaruos-Turpin, at Plympton St. Mauric*. The marriage took place at Plympton fi■ Maurice Church yesterday of Mr. ';. Francis James, younger son ol Mr. anil J*' * J. James, Kimherley-road. Chingford, Miss Frances Mary Turpin, only daughter Mr ...

... Mr. Nicholas Curry. Camborne, Mr. Hubert Olver. Mr. Edgar Olver, Liskeard (nephews). Among others present was Ex-Sergt. E. Turpin. ...

... CLUB. . By Mrs. H. Corbet. (The Shrewsbury Chronicle. 3s. 6d.) HANDBOOK FOR INSTITUTIONAL CATERING. D. Grainger and W. H. Turpin. (Benn. 2s. 6d.) ...

... v\ebber (sister-in-law), Humbly, Aitken. and Parsons (nieces'. Messrs. Webber and C. A. Cook (nephews'. Bowhay, Mattacctt, Turpin, A. Stephens, £. Stephens, and M. Stephens (cousins, Mr. E. Webber [oucle), fies Palmer. Amon-, those present were Hies pel ...

... were: Messrs. C. Tuplin (Kingateignton), Webber Bishopstcignton), and W. Bidler (Chudleigh), and flowers: F. J. White and Turpin cakes: F. Hill and (1. Whiteway, and Miss Peddawav bread and dairy produce. Among the first prise winners were S Howard. E ...

... co-operative societies. Mr. W. Pearson (leader of the Opposition) accused the Conservative Government of being modern Dick Turpins. When Mr. Snowden framed his Budget in left a surplus of £30,000,(100, which Mr. Winston Churchill, who followed him, had ...

... eCll '«- a £ y ,' n ,t Alfred Mr. and Mrs. VV Horton (Torpoir.t), Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown Bridgwater). Mesdames Bawden and Turpin, Messrs. Edward, Farley, and Cecil I'urson, aunts and uncles; Ronald, Willie George. Leslie. May. and Beatie Horton. and Eric ...

... Bray. W. A. Newman, A. J. Edwards, A. T. Varcoe, F. Bowdei. C. Matthews, H. Littlejohn, S. C. Roberts. E Wonnacott, F. C. Turpin. W. Hard, F. Luxton, E. J. Gab. F, Gale, R. Selleck. E. A. Clarke. J. Folley. F. E. Jantes; W. Love, and P. E. Thomas; Tyler ...