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... TURPIN’S FOOTSTEPS. The Poultry Industry, Prospects Never Been Brighter. I think the prospects the po.ultry industry liave never been brighter than they are to-day.” This opinion was voiced by Mr. C. nonaid Salt, of Derby, when lie lectured before members ...
... Dick Turpin. Sir,—Th« etrtry of Dick Turpin’s conncctUm with' Nottinzhani, which one of your contributors recently made good use, rests upon the mysterious diary of very mysterious individual, a certain Tobias K— who U-led, it was alleged in 1737. The ...
... Bells and Dolphin in the Marsh. Out at Farnsfleld Dick Turpin had “post with his fence. Possibly the White Post now lonely spot, then much lonelier. But it at the Black Horse, Caythorpe. that Dick Turpin still lives. Over the fireplace in fhe old bar which ...
... Second race (3doyd« handicap)—Staff Laddie (scr). Shamrock (6yds), Foolish Knave (Byds), Dick Turpin (10yds), Alf’s Button (14yds). Selection: DICK TURPIN. Third race (280yds handicap)-—Spider (scr). Sure Lees (2rds), Little Lady (6yds), Tommy (Byds) ...
... Hampstead Heath, Sl'*, 13 , m Noltinghaiu rccollecdie famous highwayman of J v century, Dick Turpin. l! V rTor'inic to tradition these were used hy Dick Turpin to lds famous mare • Black SJ, 1 ; 3 ~ml he himself is to have •in the loft Of the stables ...
... Library, from 6 to 8.50 Monday. Wednesday end Friday STeninge. Charge Inclnde necessary heating and .lighting.—Particulars E. w. Turpin, 23. King Street. Nottingham, ...
... kept and moot' effortlte display* tie eetatea the Coanetl. TO* year'i award* went the fnllowing;—l>yi•artroad Estate, W. B. Turpin, E. B. Barrett, O. W. Bailey, J. F. Mason; Bite, J. Oebaok, O. C. Askew, H. B. Key; Toner-ereieent, 0. Rudd H Auckland, J ...
... Administratrix will dutributi the estate haring regard only to Haims then notified. Dated 27th day of Aprs), 1954. EDGAR W. TURPIN, of 23 King Street, Nottingham, Solicitor for the Administratrix. ...
... Elston, of 43. Raleigh-street, who was accompanied Miss Joan Ida Watts, of 6, Woodthorpe-avenue, and the car Mr. Alexander Turpin, of Tavistock-drive. Mr. Elston and Miss Watts were thrown from the motor cycle, and t'm girl received an injury her right ...
... 101 79 F Norris 95 79 W Johnstone ~ 98 80 Saturday Sution. First Division. Ssoond Division. N. G. N. H Marshall 83 75 A Turpin 98 E Jackson 85 76 S Turner 92 73 H Redgate 77 L W Price 94 76 W Wood 80 Sutcliffe 78 H R Hilton ...
... or Bent should apply Mr. A. M. Harrison Council House, Burton Rood. Curium, any morning between 9 and 10 JO. Order. t. W. TURPIN. Cleric. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. SHAKESPEARE bIRERT. FRIDAY, 9th MARCH. 8 . MONTAGUE BURTON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LECTURE. •• ...
... Mrs Hill 88 Third Divisioa Mrs Driver 95 79 ' Mrs Kidd 95 79 Mrs p.lk Miss Hall 96 79 Miss Four*Doll Bogey Competition. Mrs Turpin and Sirs . • 3 Mra Sands and Mrs Pilkingroc ' Miss Ha. and Miss Kirkland and Miss Drakes - and Mrs Highfldd - OHIUWELL MANOR ...