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... Lieut. Dick Turpin, were welcomed by the Mayor (Aid. J. Talbot Ranson), who mentioned that Valentine saw service In Lybia. where our success was so largely due to tanks. Dick Turpin of old said: Your money or your life Lleut. Turpin said exactly ...
... September 1940 by Arth, Hugh Turpin, of 10 Broadtand Avenue. Southbourne. near Bournemouth Hampshire. Textile Repretentative. Etilllard John Turpin of Holmbushes. Vitsborough Green. BLUM; Farmer. and Ernest Herbert Turpin of 1, Victoria Hoed. Canterbury ...
... might be fined up to ClOO. with imprisonment. said Mr. K. O. Arne presiding at the County Bench on Trtesday. to Marjorie Turpin, who was rtned for being out of doors in a prohibited area at Bracklesham at Might without permission Supt. Savage said defendant ...
... dodge between bungalows. There was no suggestion that the defendants before the Court, Mrs. Ruby Cooke and Mrs. Marjorie Turpin, of Bracklesham Bay, had attempted any dodging of sentries. P.c. Buckley said that when he stopped defendants at 12.30 am ...
... a:tor of 74. Others In the company were Walter Ronson. who also producei. Lilian HIM. Jessie Whiteman, Peter Gregory. Lill:e Turpin, Ernest Andrews. and Richard Elmlthers. ...
... conducted an auction of valuable farm holdings in the Loswood area, on the instructions of the executors of the late Mr. J. F. Turpin. of Beldamland. Loxwood Place. a dairy farm of 129 acres, was bought by Mr. Walter Nash for £8,400; Beldamland farmhouse, ...
... although he soon got over temper. The discovery of the body was made by Leopold Duncton. farm foreman employed by Mr. J. F. Turpin. At 6.30 he arrived at Headfoldswood Farm and went to the barn. The front door was locked, with a pin on the outside, and ...
... were Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Cochrane, who lives at Hawkhurst, Kent: Mr. ft N. Haile. the Bognor photographer; Councillor Turpin, a former Mayor of Bethnal Green: Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mace, of Horsham: and Mr. Fred Copeman, the author of a notable book ...
... Border. Mr. and Mrs. MclMaas, Mrs. Mourattord. KW W. Rees. Mr. and Mn. Sherstn C. emitlipids's. Mrs. H. Bopp. Mr. P. and R. Turpin. and Dr. and Mrs. Vide. The primes were presented to the winners by Mrs. Braby, who expressed thanks on behalf of the Red ...
... 8. at Worthing. Mary Elizabeth. widow of Archibald Edmiston aged Si. TCRPIN.—On July 7, at Wameam-rd. Bonham, Caroline Amy Turpin, aged 87. WALTON.—On July t, ■t West Chilts:lateen Consmon, Wtlltf6 Isaak Walton, aged WEBSTER. —On July 12. at r, Allred ...
... CURL LOCAL WILLS Dr o. T. Milan, Hoy„ £4.639. Mr. J. F Turpin. Lour:od £30.637. Mr. J. Tacibald. Wort:ling, ClO 160 Mr. A. L. Stephenson. Worthing Mr. 0 S. If1ch:11 Hor.hern, 410315 . Miss. C. A. Turpin, Horsham, 473. 374 £13.73,. in. E. U. Armstrong. Durrington ...
... Gadsby, 30. Wilbur, YAW, Hove. SffSsex. GENERAL MAID required. Pain cooking. Modern house. One lady. State wages and reference. Turpin, 33. Prideaux-road. Eastbourne. GIRL, young, wanted to work under fully trained lad,, cook. Good conditions. Free time. Holidays ...