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... Modern Dick Turpins Two Portsmouth lads, arrested at Godalming, were found to be armed' with daggers (one being a formidable weapon about 15 in. long, with a double-edged blade), which were carried in sheaths attached to their waistbelts. Black elastic ...
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... cutlery and an illuminated address to Mr. Armigill T. Turpin, who was one of the founders of the club in 1881, and of which he had been hon. secretary from 1881 to 1886, and chairman in 1910. Mrs. Turpin was the recipient of a gold bangle. ...
... programme M. Fred Hall was called upon to make a presentation to Mr. Turpin. The recipient one ef the original members of the dab of whom ear es egi i t i out of survive. Mr. l Mr. Turpin's work for his fellow clubmen. drew the attentioa of his hearers to ...
... to the Workhouse on September sth, suffern4 from loss of had been identified as Jahn Summerfiekt, Mastoid. rANT ACTION. Mr. Turpin moved That contractors for the supply of provisions and other articles to • the Workhouse, be in future required to submit ...
... cutlery and an Muminated address to Mr. Armigill T. Turpin, who was one of the founders of the club in 1881, and of which he was honorary secretary from 1881 to 1886, and chairman n 1910, Mrs. Turpin was the recipient of gold ban gles | ...
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