... for the Officers1 Families Fund. Below, Lady Smith-Dorrien goes through some of the gifts with Mrs. Greenway and Mrs. Turpin. Mrs. Turpin has a wonderful record as a voluntary worker she never missed a day's work with Lady Smith-Dorrien throughout the whole ...

... Major D. H. Baker, Capt. C. W. Barrett, Lt.-Col. J. D. W. Millar, Lt.-Col. C. d'A. P. Consett, D.S.O., M.C., Capts. T. W. Turpin, C. J. Mair, P. C. Swindells. Back row: Lt. F. Parker, 2nd Lt. J. H. Shennan Lts. G. M. McLean, J. J. Wise, J. D. Robertson ...

... period late-Victorian, costume Regency. Everybody travels by mail-coach, which is robbed by Claude Duval mounted on Dick Turpin's mare. After which orgy of ineptitude there is a luncheon in the Fork Room at the Retch, and the cheaper Sunday papers come ...

... wicked lovers and Catesby and Co. must have had relays °f horses; and this is said in spite of the fascinating legend of Dick Turpin and Black Bess and their far longer point. Catesby may have gone across country, but then there was hazard of jumping fences ...

... roasted at Little- c >te Hall of Henry VIII. and the Abbot of I sading haunting the Bath Road of Sixteen S ring Jack and Dick Turpin and that elegant p underer, Claude Du Vail, and of how one or o her of them nearly got George III.'s favourite g >ld watch ...

... Whitehorn, F/Lt. F. Hood, F/Lt. G. L. Armitage, F/Lt. H. W. Hensliall, F/Lt. A. D. Miller, F/Lt. G. Irving. Sitting: S/Ldr. M. S. Turpin, Rev. J. W. Mayer S/Ldr. J. S. Saxby, G/Capt. 0. D. Smallwood, C.B.E., T.D., F/Lt. S. G. Mackley, S/Ldr. G. H. Duthic, F/Lt ...

... of an R.A.F. Station Somewhere in Scotland D. R. Stuart Front row F/Lt. E. R. Whilehorn, F/Lt. N. E. Fawcett, S/Ldr. M. S. Turpin, Rev. J. W. Mayer, S/Ldr. S. Saxby, G/Capt. 0. D. Smallwood, C.B.E., T.D., D.L. (Commanding Officer), F/Lt. S. G. Mackley ...