... three on those receiving 4s.- It was also resolved that 10 widows of freemen be allowed 3s. per week.—The question of Sir Thomas White's meworial was then brought before the meeting, aud Mr. Bird said the object of the trustees was 1o obtaim £250, so that ...

... expedient,— Chairmau mang m'm»-vm'afigl:fi\bw which would ebjest to that,—Mr. Whi :fl.m reference to the nuisance existing om Thomas White's property 5t Alderman'sgresn, whether the Inspéctor had objected to coveréd ashpits, as he had been informed that he had ...

... toAmcrign mn!ntnm?. ExTRAORDINARY DEATH PFROM SUFFOCATION BY Frour.—On Friday evening last an inquest was held at the Sir Thomas White's Tavern, Coventry, l;?y T. Dewes, Esq., coroner, on the body of William, Fortnum, a lad, 14 years of age, who met with ...

... which are decorated with statues of four of Leicester’s most celcbrated men, Simon de Montfort, Barl of Leicester, Sir Thomas White, William of W and Aldermsan im\bmmmmmwu factors to the town. While m Mr. Fretion was accosted by one of his Unity brethren ...

... The Municipal Corporation are to nominate three of the governors ; six oshers will be nominated by the trustees of Sir Thomas White's ;lddo,ndomnehbyom and Griffin’s ohnitx Of the co-operative governors, now reduced frora five to three, only one is specified ...

... hear“mc‘u Lamb was called to prove that on the e of the 28th of December, 1873, she had been out .'yvith aman named Thomas White, and B O ey were accompanied in their' walk to Mord “wd Cooper and Emma. Cartetr. In ‘lVl::g her % Lamb denied that she ...

... Trevaldwyne, 55.; J. F. Adams, Esq., Holloughton Hall, £1; H. A. Howman, Eqi‘. 55.; R. Rushton, Esq., Whitacre Hall, 55.; Mr. Thomas White, 55.; Mr. Poole, 55.; Mr. Warden, 55.; Mrs. T. Degg, Bs.; Mr. A. Silk, Bs.; Mr. Thomas Bromwich, 28. 6d.; Mr. Joseph White ...

... of the Corporate memorial to the Committee of Council on Edueation, the latter body have written to the trustees of Sir Thomas White's Charity, asking whether they will agree to the addition of three more representatives from the Gorporation on the governing ...

... WHITACRE. Taz Easter Vmsrsy, which had been poctl?onod on account of the Ractor’s illnpss, was held on Friday last, Mr. Thomas White in the chair. The churchwatden’s acoouhts were andited and passed, and a voluntary rate agreed upon for the ensuing year ...

... London had presented the Cormo:: with a copy of the memorials, &0., of the ity. It contained many interesting motes of Sir Thomas White, a benefactor of the school of m’“’g,, ,and of this and 24 or 25 other towns in the On tbomdfion of the Mavor, seconded ...

... A, Clarke, resigning he: office, which she had held s'moe April, 1871, in consequence of being a; schoolmistress to Sir Thomas White’s Orphan School. —The resignation was accepted, and it was resolved to e «vertise for candidates at a salary of £3O per ...

... Lillington, 'sppoiated by Bis of %mu by Sir Thomas White’s trustees. remaining eleven ) - mflu by.t‘i: Lieutenant-Colonel were Town Couneil ; m& T. Lloyd, A. Field, J.W. w.'om and J. N. Baly, by Sir Thomas White’s trustees; Mr. James Baly by the trustees ...