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... composed of parents and friends pupils. The cup for the house obtaining the most number of points in the sports was won Sir Thomas White House with a total of points. Soothern came second with 25J, was third with 24J-, and Crancr was fourth with Individual ...
... —For particulars apply to . man. East Cha.sc, Kenilworth. 1760h To Be Let, Grove Farm, Corky, from Sept. -Vpply Owner, Thomas White. Milk Tound (retail) can with it. if required; acreage, acres. More can rented. Appointment letter necessary. Rent =£loo ...
... CHARITY COMMISSION Iji the Matter ’of the Charity of Sir Thomas White for the benefit of the City Coventry and other places; and In the Matter The Charitable Trusts Acts, 1853 to 1914.’' BY direction the Board Charity Commissioners for England and Wales ...
... CHARITY COMMISSION. * In the Matter the Charity of Sir Thomas White, for the benefit the City of Coventry and other places; and In the Matter of The Charitable Trusts Acts, 1853 to 1914.” BY direction of the Board of Charity Commissioners for - England ...
... Cunningham (30), 38, Trent Street, Digbeth; Thomas Grogan (.3), 7 court, 5 house, Latimer Street; and John Healer (34), 27, Sir Thomas White Road, Coventry. • They were charged with being concerned together in breaking into a magazine, situated at th e Premier ...
... CHARITY COMMISSION In the Matter of the Charity of Sir Thomas White for the benefit of the City of Coventry and other places; and In the Matter of The Charitable Trusts Acts, 1853 to 1914.” BY direction of the Board Chanty Commissioners for England and ...
... Keith James. Sylvia James, Janet Galsworthy, Diana Woolley, Anthony Welch, Sylvia Brown, Doreen Mclntosh, Michael Golbj and Thomas White. A vote thanks was proposed to the nurse and the committee Mrs. Woodley. Tea was served, followed by games, etc. Each mother ...
... (more laughter). Mr. Smith (persisting): Well, can anyone tell me? Was he butcher? The Chairman; It might have been Sir Thomas White. Mr. J. R. Welton, jun., here offered to give the history of the matter. Many years ago, began, a benevolent gentleman ...
... White wards lx- able provide that number. hop.sd in the near future it might I** possible acquire the freehold the dir Thomas White School. ...
... CHARITY COMMISSION the Matter of the Charity of Sir Thomas White for the benefit of the City of Coventry and other places. In the Matter The Charitable Trusts Acts, 1853 to 1914.” direction of the Board of Charity Com-3 missionera for England and Wales ...
... Sale, old-established, from 30 to 35 gallons daily, with horse and float and utensils. Milk supply can be arranged.—Apply Thomas White, Corley. ...
... lie was laheral and hard worker for the party. was also a member of tin- Coventry General Charity 1 rustecs and the Sir Thomas White Trustees, and tnemlier of the committee of the Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital! lie was a Justice the Peace for both ...