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... attempt to defeat the regulations, and unless it was stopped the cemmittee would have no hesitation in prosecuting. Mr. W. Turpin drew attention to absence from grocers' shops of dried fruits, such as currants, sultanas, and raisins, and Mr. G. Pooley ...
... the Australian farmers, and, above all, show our sturdy independence to Senor Peron! B. J. TAPPER. Chudleigh, March 30. A * Turpin' trail Sir, —Every lover of this England of ours and its glorious countryside is thrilled at. and envious of, the long trail ...
... the chairmanship Mr. W. E. Dennis, of Ivybridge. Officials elected were: Chairman, Mr. B. Perraton; vice-chairman, Mr. H. Turpin; Executive Committee, Messrs. J. Symons and W. J. Westlake; Council members, Messrs. W. E. Dennis, J. Haimes, R H. Gillard ...
... the rateable ty, lu of the property at a time ne res idence was only parity occupied, agreement with the BiH °lution, Mr. W. Turpin conned that if they could not through the County Council »y must move another way. '.'Was decided to raise no objj on to ...
... seDarating the men on the score card. Randolph Turpin, the Leamington middle-weight, dominated William Poli, the 26-year-old Italian, before was disqualified for holding in the fourth of their eight-rounds contest. Turpin. always the aggressor, had his opponent ...
... Others present included Dr. Harold Lake (conductor). Mr. Harold Mortimore (secretary). Messrs. S. C. Davey. R. Miners, A. R. Turpin, Bernard Beer, H. H. Egford. Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Livingstone. Miss Rita Lang. Mrs. Northmore, Miss Pook, and other member:, Plymouth ...
... Children's Hour. 6.0, News. Cricket 1.30, Geraldo and Orchestra. 2.0, Kitchen Front. 8.20, Organ. 8.40, Records, 6.30, Dick Turpin. 7.0, £250 Red Cross Soloists on Parade. 2.30, Organ. 3.0, 9.15, Harry Fryer and Orchestra. 10.0, Piano. Radio Contest ...
... F. Way, S. Harley, E. F. Mitchelmore. 11—20; T. F. Heath, C. Foale, H. B. Reed. J. H. Thomas, ' 22—16; F. A. Phillips. J. Turpin. W. Shelston, S. J. Couch, 22—16; G. ; Kingdon. H. Arscott, J. Pengelly, L. ; Budd. 21—15; totals, 100—121. Morning News Pairs ...
... Thought. 8.0, TODAY. 12.30, Home Service. 1.15, Cricket corn- News. 8.15, Kitchen Front. 8.20, Records. 6.0, News 6.30 Dick Turpin 7.0, 8.8.C. ™ l - - ,^ er^ ldo ' s Orchestra. 2.0, 9.0, Kenilworth Octet. 9.45, Theatre Organ. Orchestra. 7.30, Norwegian ...
... laws. Newquay Food Control Committee submitted a resolution favouring an extra milk allowance for old-age pensioners. Mr. W. Turpin thought that all people over 70 years age, and not merely old-age pensioners, should be included the proposal. Mr. P. E. Cross ...
... two finished. BOW CONSOLATION HDCP. —1. Mi»s B. Hill's Ladybird (evens); 2. Mr. W. J. Berry's Jan (5-1); 3, Mr. 5. Tamblin's Turpin (5-1). Six ran. ...
... n 0., 7 extras. 5; total (3wkts 130. YEALMP TON —C. Amie. 15. Furzeland. lfi: B Turpin. 6; G. Mills. 1; J. Broad 16: Medlard. 0: V Martin. 3; A. Tapper W. Putt, 8: S Turpin. 0; extra. 1; total. 66 United churches league CITY TRANSPORT v. PLYMOUTH REDIFFUSION ...