... stone, and is inscribed, memory of Julian James Turpin. Priest, in gratitude of his ministrations as vicar of the parish, 1931-36. Died 18th Jan., 1936. aged 64. R.1.P. Bishop De Salis said Mr. Turpin had ministered faithfully and loyally in that church ...

... MAINLAND Successful Operation On Lundy Island Patient Miss Rosemary Lewin, the fourteenyears-old daughter of Mr. D. C. Lewin, of Turpin House. High-street, Edgware, who was flown to the mainland from Lundy Island on Friday, suffering from an attack of appendicitis ...

... Amory. About i* li . J. Cottrcll's TURPIN 11. (Mr l .s 2. Mr. A. Heard s KITTY. «■ N(^ 3. Mr. Hancock's £ a Hocking) Also ran: L.. A (Owner) and Mr. W J. gthS- 11. Won by a distance; six leng gt v , Betting: 6-4 on Turpin 11.. . Queen 3-1 Gay Boy 111., 6-i ...

... Mr. Snin. 5-1 Kerry Bme u.-b-i Turpin 11. 10-1 each Gay BoY nl ' an *a-Din. Mr. Snip looked an easy winner, but took the wrong side of a £- ♦J?? a Quarter of mile in doing Even then. ,t figured a close finish with Turpin II losing only one length; four ...

... 12—1, Martin i.; 2. Griffiths; 3, Walton 80 yards, under 1, Bevan: 2. Wills; 3, Yendell. Under 11. girls—l, A. Hilton; 2, Turpin; 3, Bevan iii. yards, over 12 —1, Bigwood; 2. Franks; 3, Kelly i. Girls, 11 and over—l, Mitchell; 2, McCausland: 3. Bevan ...

... Mr. and rs. W. Bond. Mr Walters. Mrs. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. 'Pe-pperell, and Mr. and Mr*. ,T. Turpin. uncles and aunts: Mr. and Mrs. G. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. W. Turpin : HeLe, ' rarroll Smerdon, and Mr. D. Bond, cousins; I Mr. and Mrs. B-rd. There was a large ...

... southern section tne Junior Cup. irj~,inia, House. First half play favoured E11 but. fine defensive play «• a rp in. the and Turpin prevented a score. U rv to Lee Mill goal-keeper, sustained 'proved his ribs and had to retire, all a capable deputy, saving ...

... 5d.; and lambs 375. 3d.. against 355. 4d. Included in the Principal ewe averages were:-Maye Bros.. Houghton. 22 at bbs. E. Turpin, Coarswell. 61 at 735. F. R. M. Wakeham. Palstone. at 74s sd. W. H. Harris. Whitehouse. 10 at TO. J ■ Damerell. Crabbadon ...

... stroke. yards bacK stroke, men—l, J. Kelly; 2, N. G. Spooner; 3, D. Cameron (Acton S.C.). Pillow fight, men—P. Varco. Boys—J- Turpin. . 50 yards. boys, under 14. for club cup) E. Stephens; 2, J. Fulfit; 3, J. Libby. 150 yards. boys, for the Tredudwell Cup— ...

... (Crownhill), T. Head, S. Olford. T. Stiles. S G Bishop Sercombe. Taylor, sen (Horrabridge). S. Taylor, jun.. W. Perkin, W Turpin. E. and L. Whitell, G. C. Ackford. T. C. Woon. H. H. Bellchamber. V. Smith, F. Ledden, D. J. Ford, J. A. Home, and W. C. ...

... an d rain-storms over the sea both or the outward and homeward portions, of the second flight. Miss Lewin, whose address is Turpin House, High-street, Edgware, Middlesex, had been staying on Lundy Island for the Christmas holidays with her cousins, Misses ...

... Great Western and Southern Railway Companies, and Mr. T. D. Corpe (Bristol), representing Coast Lines. Ltd. Leonard Norris Turpin, accountant to Messrs. Huxham and Co., produced records to show that customers had been lost because the firm had not sufficient ...