... WIDOW TURPIN'S CHARITY At the ordinary Council meeting which followed the Clerk said it would remembered that he had been in communication with the Charity Commissioners with regard to Widow Turpin’s Chari/y, which the Council felt should be administered ...

... refusing permission for Turpin to leave his employment. On September 24th Turpin appealed against the decision of the National Service Officer, and on October 18th the appeal was heard by the local Appeal Board, at which Turpin was present. Having regard ...

... a further interview with him was sent to Turpin, added Mr. Wilkins, but Turpin had left Aylesbury and was interviewed by « National Service Officer Liverpool, but declined to make mem. TUHPIN EXPLANATION Turpin, evidence liis own behalf, declared that ...

... AS YOU WERE” WITH WIDOW TURPIN’S CH The question as to whether Widow Turpin’s Charity should administered on a more practical basis was debated. The Clerk said lie had been in communication with tlie Charity Commissioners, who suggested tiiat if difficulty ...

... S. A. Orr, counsel, defended Mr. Wilkins said understood Turpin to aged 31 and a married man, who entered the Inland Revenue Department as an established civil servant on June 24th, 1931. Turpin was employed as an acting senior tax officer in the office ...

... Aylesbury ground Mor.dav. Jackie Turpin and Jock Bonas boxed the draw. Turjyin, seconded by his famous brother Dick, seemed lucky to share the decision. There was too much holding in the latter half of the contest, Turpin being the worst offender. Dave ...

... privately) At the, ESTATE SALEROOMS 44, HANS CRESCENT KNIGHTSBRIDGE. S.W.I On TUESDAY. 22nd JUNE. 1948. SoHcitors: Messrs. Turpin & rXu k^ r ’ Elden Chambers Wheeler Road, Nottingham’ Auctioneers: Hamids Ltd,. 34/36 S W I - Knightsbridge’, TS THERE ANYTHING ...

... the election of Mr. H. C. Wakefield to the seat on the Council vacated by Mr. T. L. Mills (resigned), the matter of Widow Turpin's Charity the two retiring trustees, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Pursell were unanimously re-elected, amid expressions warmest appreciation ...

... dependants of men serving with H.M. Forces. The accounts disclosed balance in hand of ,£l4 4s. 5d., and the Trustees of Widow Turpin’s Charity reported that ‘JSB loaves had been distributed, and there was £l5 17s. lid in hand at March 31st. A further distribution ...

... evening week. The parish accounts, disclosing an expenditure of f25 16s. 4d. for the year ended 31 March, 1h44, and the Widow Turpin’s Charity Accounts, were received and adopted. The trustees of the charity, Mr. and Mrs. F. Purssell and Mr. W. H. Vernon ...

... G- M Richardson. Messrs. T. Hawkins. A. W. Lowe, W N. Gates and E. Sharpe were elected Mol'que Aubrey Charity trustees The Turpins Charitv trustees are Mrs. F. H. Taylor. Messrs. E. Sharpe A. C- Roberts. F. Burnham and A. W Lowe. ...

... school), Mrs. A. M. Waghom, reelected, (girls' school), Mr. W. M. Gates and Mr. E. Sharp; Anthony Hall, Mr. A. C. nobits; Turpin’s Charity, Mrs. A. M. Waghorn. Mrs. Taylor (treasurer) and Mr. C. Gates; Mollque Charity, Messrs. A. C Roberts, W. M. Gates ...