... Late Mr. H. Turpin The funeral of Mr. Henry Turpin. of 47, Langdown-road. Crownhill, took place on Saturday at Efford Cemetery. Rev. S. R. Carden (vicar of Egg Buckland) officiated. Mr. Turpin. who was 63. had been ill for three years. He lived all his ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. GRASS CUT with tractor mower.—Apply Turpin, Maristow. Roborough. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WANTED. FLESH. Dead or Alive: knackers' price given. A. O. Thurston. Esq.. M.F.H. Tel.: Chulmleigh 24. WANTED. Ladies' Left-off CLOTHING: best prices ...

... A - Turpin, wife Mr. formerly of the ?°s Mrs. TuVpin died at the , S° ic? ' °rquav last Friday rt M N3ev. conducted by the his nT - Warn U^ ere- The widower: n - G - Turpin, son and Mesd 6. Jefford. R. T St 2- ,Ma«« s> and P Andrews, bl,?• Turpin. grandson; ...

... Ayres (baritone), and G. Elford (entertainer). Members of the committee who organized the concert were:—Mr. W. Turpin (chairman) and Mrs. Turpin, Mrs. B. Bowering. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bowden. Mrs. A. Hocking. Mr. H. B. Whitelock ...

... John Turpin, who died unexpectedly on Saturday at the age of 66, at High View, Higher St. Budeaux, Plymouth, was buried yesterday following a service at St. Budeaux Parish Church, conducted by Rev. H. L. Franklin. A native of Plymouth, Mr. Turpin entered ...

... Westcountry Organists. J . Westcountry successes m examinations of the Royal rf Organists are:— H. E. M. L super-Mare), Turpin Prize Fellowship, and W. E. Green . passed Associateship. ...

... J. Bray, Mr and Mrs. W. Ellis, brothers-inlaw and sister-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. A. Blackler (Ivybridge), Mr. E. Turpin, jun., and Mr. Turpin (Maristow Barton), Messrs. E. Curson, R. Tall, and C. Varcoe. Bearers: Messrs E. Lock, F. Friendship, W. Osborne ...

... months' imprisonment imposed by the Slough magistrates for the larceny of a caravan belonging to Princess Troubetskoy, of Dick Turpin's Cottage, Iver Heath. Mr. Derek O'Malley, for the police, said Princess Troubetskoy was looking out of a window of a house ...

... Rooke. J. A. Page, and A. H. Horn. Artistes were Messrs. S. Pengel'.v. R. Conedon, F. Martin. J. Jones. J. Finch, T. Read. R. Turpin. Elliott. H. L. Row«, F. Tresize, and E. Buckingham. ...

... Messrs. (Fowey), A. Dines (Rochet. - , i (Fowev), and O. Butson (Golant), v *it»- in-law; Mrs. N. Masters, sister. .ia, ; I Turpin and Mrs. D. Cook, sister*- I Mrs. Dunn, niece; Mr. W Smn' I Messrs. F. Hill, J. Martin. Shaw. I Layer. C. Searl, W. Bryden ...

... Davies. R.N.. Sister Emmeline Downing (deaconess). Sir Wm. Mounstephen. Mr. Wetherell, Mr Beale. Mr. Whitelock Bowden. and Mr. Turpin. Rev. E. Atkins (Peverell Methodist Church) was also present. At the critical moment Father Christmas (Mr. F. Gerry) made ...

... overseas missions. vote of thanks to the Lady Mayoress was proposed Mr. F. Lamerton and seconded by Mr. W. B. Ellis. Miss M. Turpin presented Mrs. Scoble with a box of chocolates. Stalls and stallholders:—Y.H.U.. Miss Cann: household stall and cake competition ...