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... DICK TURPIN ALBERT FINCH IS Rounds Championship Fight* JOHNNY WILLIAMS MATCHED WITH A SELECTED OPPONENT SUBPOBT TOUR LOCAL BOY, Prices: £5 ss. Od. to hi- ALL. TICKETS, ENQUIRIES, •BUS SEATS IF REQUIRED, FROM : FRANKIE MANNERS NORTH ST., CHURCH ST., RUGBY ...
... BOXING DICK TURPIN IN RUGBY ...
... Contest DICK TURPIN (Learningtoo) Accidents Will you h»ve the mlsfortufw M break your (lasses, bring thMl M us. We have a equipped workshop the premises and can effect any rdpMM replacements with the mihWMIW amount of delay. N. BLACKHAM Coanhiac ft OptWaw ...
... Unless sold privately in the meantime. Solicitors; For Lot 1, Messrs. Bretherton, Crofts & Turpin, 16, Church Street, Rugby (Tel. 2024); for Lot 2, Messrs. Frcdk. Fuller & Sons, 24, Albert Street, Rugby (Tel. 2288). For further particulars and Orders ...
... rive r’» M»*e required. Only strong physique iw. 831 JUNIOR Shorthaud Typist required ci tors’ Offioe. —RrstAierton, Orafte Turpin, CtSObSt.. Rugby. gw ONLY for Men fully experienced m Cycle Coupon ent Polishing. Special rates, shops; lodgmgs found. Fare ...
... coloured boy. Dick Turpin, Warwick. Turpin, who is weeks’ leave from (Jennany, mat.hcd against Jack McKiiigjil. the Leiccsicr middleweight, over eii rounds. The InsJiinan ha.-» beaicn Freddie Mills and Bert (Jilroy (Scotland), and Turpin has rated Ins ability ...
... home weeks’ leave, and hoping to demobilised from the Army soon, Turpin tops the -bill at Mr, Frank Manners' litst tournament, at the Co-operative Hall, next Tuesday. During Ins service Turpin boxed only once, his ten rounds meeting with the Irishman, Jack ...
... the coloured boy, Dick Turpin, of Warwick. Turpin, who is home six weeks* leave from (Jemianv, is matched against Jack McKiugivt, the Leicester cruiserweight, over ten rounds. The Irishman has twice beaten Freddie Mills, and Turpin lias,demonstrated his ...
... Nowhome on six weeks’ leave, and hoping demobilised the Army soon, Turpin tops the bill Mr. Frank Manners' lirsi tournament, at the Co-operative Hall, next Tuesday. During his service Turpin boxed only once, his ten rounds meeting with the Irishman, Jack ...
... Church, Calais, leaving behind him the character of worthy gentleman. George Turpin purchased the manor of Great Claybrooke 1558 and the manor of Withybrook in 1565. Richard Turpin, lord o! tho manor in 1622, espoused the royal cause and suffered for his ...
... 0.8. E. FOR RUGBY SOLICITOR SQUADRON LEADER M. S. TURPIN ACTING Squadron-Leader M. 8. Turpin a partner in the Rugby firm of Messrs. Bretberton, CrofU, A Turpin solicitors, was warded the 0.8. E. early this year for his services with Balloon Command. joined ...
... McKnight covered and drew away into corner, but Turpin was allowing him respite. A bcautifuliy timed right cross and then left face lloored the Irishman for count seven, and he staggered he rose to his feet. Turpin manoeuvred him into neutral corner, wlupped ...