... death of Mr. William Turpin. of 4, Priory-road. Compton. Plymouth, the age of 85, a link is broken in the chain of circumstances which has connected the present form of city transport with that of the former horse-drawn trams. Mr. Turpin was placed in charge ...

... were the main attraction of a military procession through the town to the Lawn, where the officer in charge, Lieut. H. F. Turpin, and the crews were welcomed by Mr. T. C. Holman. chairman of the Urban Council. For many years, said Mr. Holman, it ...

... Home. Joe Perks's manager, has agreed to match Perks with Frank Duffy, a top-grade welter-weight. Easy for Randolph Turpin Randolph Turpin, the Leamington middle-weight, beat Roy Wouters, the Western Canadian champion, at Coventry laSt night, the referee ...

... G. C. King, 1-6 6-2 6-2; bt D. M. Rundle, 6-4. 6-0! J. L. McDougall lost to P. G. Turpin. 4-6. 4-6; lost to J. G. Heseltinef 1-6. 3-6. E. E. Walker beat P. G. Turpin. 3-6. 7-5, 6-2; J. G. Heseltine. 6-3, 6-4. H. Chorley beat A. L. B. King, 7-9 9-1 bt ...

... * children attended sports held for them at Marsh Mills Playing-field on Saturday. The games were organized by Mrs. M. A. Turpin and a committee. The guests of honour tea at the Crescent. Woodford Estate, were four repatriated prisoners, Capt. Brown. ...

... marketing and weld it into their own marketing structure The Government should then be told this is the structure we want. Mr. H. Turpin presided. Mr. Porter said the report was being considered in Government! circles, and the N.F.U. was bound to get to grips ...

... EXETER Exeter boxing enthusiasts were greatly entertained at a professional tournament the Civic Hall last night. when Randolph Turpin. Leamington. 19-years-old future world chamrxonsh.ip hope, gave an exhibition bout. Res' Williams (Nigeria) knocked out Dic-k ...

... his claim was heard last month. Col. Shepherd disclosed that the name Sten was derived from the S his name, the for Mr. Turpin, his draughtsman, and the EN for England. He had the idea of Impressing the barrel rifling on the inside of the drawn tube ...

... (2nd class). Plymouth Technical College- Shorthand. Stage I—W. M. Hillier. B. Hamilton. V. Turpin. Stage I—W. M. Hillier. Stage 3—J G Rand (2nd class)» V. Turpin (lst ciass). Central Commercial Evening Institute—Shorthand. Stage I—J Fugler. Prvor's Academy ...

... and K. CllftOn. Miss M. Rowe. Mr. W. R. West. Mr. J. L. Bunker (representing Bunker and Sons. Marsh Mills). Mr. S C. Turpin, Miss D. Turpin. Mr. W. | W- Williams. Mrs. F. Cross. Messrs. I H. Parker, H. F. Cundy, and R. G. Cundy. ...

... champion Ike Williams, gave Louis 24 hours to accept or reject the offer. CERDAN v. TURPIN Marcel Ceidan. French holder of the world middle-weight title, will fight Dick Turpin. British and Empire champion, over ten rounds at list. 81b. at Earl's Court on ...

... Within Half- Hour Of Each Other Two men collapsed and died within half an hour of each other in Plymouth yesterday. Mr. Cyril Turpin, Rock-cottages, PlympUn, collapsed at 5 p.m. when leaving the ordnance factory at Marsh Mills and died in the Plymouth and ...