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... DICK TURPIN'S COTTAGE A picturesque timber, plaster, and thatched cottage at Hempstead, Essex, in which Dick Turpin. the notorious highwayman was born and lived, was offered at auction at Saffron Walden yesterday and withdrawn at £280. There is a spy-hole ...
... The immediate mourners were Mr. A. Turpin, son: Mrs. E Wirigett, sister; Mr. W Turpin. brother: Mrs. S. Turpin. sisterin-law; Mr. L. Browning, son-in-law; Mr W, Leitch, brother-in-law; Mr. G Wineett nephew; Miss E. Turpin, niece: Mr. and Mrs! J • Browning ...
... AUCTIONS. BE TURPIN, DECEASED. FORD. Bale of a FREEHOLD SHOP and DWELLINGHOUSE, situate and being No. 16, MELVILLE ROAD, FORD, DEVONPORT, containing the Ground Floor:—Sales Shop, Side Vestibule i Entrance, Passage and Sitting-room. On the First Floor:—Two ...
... AUCTIONS. RE TURPIN, DECEASED. FORU. Sale of a FREEHOLD SHOP and DWELLINGHOUSE, situate and being No. 16, MELVILLE ROAD, FORD, DEVONPORT, containing on the Ground Floor :-Sales Shop, Side Vestibule Entrance, Passage and Sitting-room. On the First Floor:—Two ...
... Charles Turpin, second - year undergraduate of Clare College, who was found hanging in a wood near Cambridge yesterday, was shown by the number of witnesses at the inquest this afternoon at Grantchester. He was the son of the late Rev. J. J. Turpin, rector ...
... Michael Richard Charles Turpin, who in June successfully passed his Modern and Meoievai Languages Tripos at Clare College, Cambridge, was found to-day hanging from a tree at Byron's Pool. He was the son of the late Rev. J. J. Turpin, rector of Mamhead (1006-1911 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... better dis! tribution of wealth, and better eondij tions, for the people generally, and to raise the standard of health. Mr- W. Turpin explained the advani tages of joining the Independent Labour Party. ...
... (representing Spear, and Co., Ltd.), W. R. Crossman, A. Beable, Mr. and Mrs. James Farley. Mrs. Vallance. Mrs H. Turpin, Dr. T. Brown' Messrs. S. Turpin. A. H. Dillon, R. Williams' C. S. Holditch, L. W. Coppler (representing Mrs. E. A. SelleckJ, S Kingwell, R ...
... re-elected chairman, and Mrs. hon. secretary; committee. Miss Briggs. Miss Casement. Col. Foster. Messrs. Branson. Buttigeig. Turpin. and Williams. A lecture was given by Capt. Turner How to Make the Most of our Bees. ...