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... Gough. Sister E. Guile, Sister Mrs. Strud• wick, and Sister Miss Turpin. In addition to Brother Nutter, who as ! already stated, was re-elected District ' Chief Templar. and Brother Turpin, who was made District Secretary, the follow. ing Worthing members ...
... tables were in play and Mr. A. W. Blackman was M.C. The winners were Ladies: 1, Mrs. Evenden, 180; 2, Mrs. Davey, 171; 3, Miss Turpin, 1H8; hidden number, Mrs. Lavender. 52; consolation, Mrs. T. F. Bean, 133. Gentlemen: ,1, Mr. A. Alexander, jun., 173; 2. ...
... in C Minor, Miss Cook and Mrs. Batchelor; song, Mrs. Atkinson: part songs by the chorus. 0 can ye sew cushions, and Dick Turpin; recitation, The Prickle Hedge. Miss D. Richards; song. The English Rose, Mr. V. Vickers; part song by the chorus, Swansea ...
... sth l.Mh. and any representations regard thereto should sent the ~ the Council not later than March 15tb, 1955. Order, E. W. TURPIN. Cleric. ...
... Reginald son and daughter-in law; Mr. and Parish, 60n-inlaw and daughter; Mr. G. Sealey, brother; Mrs. It. Marshel, dieterj A. Turpin, Monk, and Andrews, slsters-idlaw; Mr. W. Tyfel, brother-in-law; Mesdames Rice, Turner, and Smith, nieces. Others present ...
... off more than I could chew. The picture Dick Turpin's Ride to York was showing at one of the cinemas, and I got the job of boosting it by parading the district in a specially hired DINE AT I Dick Turpin make-up HEMS with horse-pistol corn- plete, mounted ...
... months’ basis instead of six months’ basis. Sunderland was represented at the conference Councillor Miles Walton, Mr J. G. Turpin (Deputy Town Clerk), and Mr P, Wilcock (Borough Treasurer). Ocher North-East representatives were Mr M. Oliver (Town Clerk ...
... Flynn. Three councillors were absent—Messrs. T. Jennings. J. Clark and W. J. Nurse. The officials present included Mr. E. W. Turpin clerk). Mr. J. A. West (surveyor). Dr. P. H. Deeny (medical officer of health). Mr. A. M. Harrison (sanitary inspector), and ...
... instructed by Mr. Joseph thimble twho is retiring from farming): ACTIVE CART HORSES, Flrown Hone. Brandy, 6 Tears: Wolin Horse, Turpin, 9 years; brown Horse, Farmer, 9 years. 6 BEASTS, Very good Poll Milk Ow in-calf, Milk i Cow n _profit, 2 oue-and-a-ha ...
... Dickens was the accompanist. A waxworks sketch was well given, was another sketch transformation. A brilliant number was Dirk Turpin's Ride to' York, which caused much merriment and was well received. Miss D. M. Donjon officiated chairman, and Mr. Rawson ...
... Clerk and attendants. K. Lane. J. Holmes and T Tan. No story of the rued would be complete without Dick Turpin. Here the characters were: Dick Turpin. J. Wadkin: Roger D!sney was taken by R. Sky::our: Serving-man. Bele Wilson. An interlude amused the audience ...
... •.• . • • Hampstead' s Modern Highwaymen. The spirits of Dick Turpin, Jack Sheppard, Robin Hood, Friar Tuck and Little John were surely hovering around the Foresters Hall, Kilburn, on the occasion of the Annual Dinner of another branch of the employees ...