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... Swanswell Recreation Ground, which consists of piece of land of about three acres, formerly a port of the estates of Sir Thomas White’s trustees, and which was a free gift by that body to the Corporation, who have since laid it out and had it planted with ...
... ON THE PREMISES 17 (22), REGENT STREET. THOMAS WHITE Bogs to announce that is instructed TO SELL BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE, The remaining part of TH E STOCK of GOLD and SIL VER WATCH Gold and Silver Chains, Rings, Studs, Brooches, etc., etc. English ...
... Several the schools have had their annual treat during the week. —Mr Ralph Smyth exhibiting design for a memorial to Sir Thomas White. The success of the Coventry Volunteers at the Stoneleigh prize shooting has given great satisfaction. ...
... Mr Matthew Prue, of Leamington. WHITE—HASELWOOD.—On the sth inst., Withybrooke, Benjohn Proffitt, sixth son of the late Thomas White, Esq., Shotteswell, to Caroline Clarke, fourth daughter of Thomas Haselwood, Esq., Withybrooke. DEATHS. ALLIBAN. —On the ...
... inquest was held at Stretton-on-Uunsmore, oo Monday, the inet, before W. 8. Poole, Eso., and a respectable jury, the body Thomas White, aged 30 years. Deceased was an agricultural labourer, in the employ of Mr. T. Coles, and Monday morning, the 13th inst ...
... of Mr. ckley ' Old-square, Warwick. «ITE— PRIDMORE.—Ou the 12th inst., at Southam Church, y the Rev. C. L. Thomas, Mr. Thomas White, of Stratford-on- to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. William Pridmore, of former place. W Monday, the 11th inst., at Leamington ...
... rector of Weston Sub- edge) had given £1,000 towards erecting a chapel for the use of the inmates of the Workhouse.—Mr Thomas White objected to the sale of the land for the purpose, as the Board would have no control over the chapel, alth h they would ...
... to Sir Thomas White, the great benefactor of the city. The Mayor presided.—The Kev. F. M. B.'aumont (vicar of Holy Trinity) moved.That the memorial take the form the old Coventry Cross,having eighteen niches, in which statue of Sir Thomas White be placed ...
... Pivonnet, Cesarion, 3. Six ran. Handicap Sweepstakes.— Villa Franca, 1; 2; Ecossais, 3. Five ran. HOME TELEGRAMS. Sir Thomas White was yesterday elected Lord of London. The Wye Valley Railway, from Chepstow to ifonmontb, was yesterday inspected, and ...
... following judgment summonses, viz.: John Hunt r. Richard Talbot the younger, claim 17s. lid.; committed for seven days. Thomas White r. William Cleaver, claim £1 Os. lid.; committed for seven days. The Price Labour.—There seems to be an agitation prevailing ...
... Tuesday week:—Mr C. S. Whittingbam, clerk works the Rugby Local Board; Mr U. E. A. Miles, carpenter ar.d joiner, Banbury; Mr Thomas White, Fenny Compton ; and Mr A. Keeling, Southern. Convent and Orphanage.—The Right Rev. Ilsley, R.C., Bishop Birmingham, visited ...
... put up and blown down, like the one at Solihull. The stained glass in the three-light east window was inserted, in 1870, Thomas White, in memory of his two sons, Joseph and William, the central subject being Our Saviour bearing his cross. There is a mural ...