... the children. He said that there had recently been an examination, and out of 19 Coventry candidates presented by the Sir Thomas White Temple, 18 had pm:44.d first-class with honours, and oue had passed second-class (applause). He then presented the prizes ...

... the Warwickshire District Lodge was held on Saturday at the Stevens' Memorial Hall, Coventry; by invitation of the Sir Thomas White Lodge, a fair attendance being presided over by Bro. J. Godden, D.C.T. (Birmingham). The reports of the D.C.T. and District ...

... Canada is following the lead of the Old Country in inaugurating an economy campaign. During the next two or three months Sir Thomas White, Minister of Finance, will make speeches upon the subject in the larger centres throughout the Dominion, and devote his ...

... Coventry's only statue will have attained the age of 30 years. for it was on October 11th, 1883. that the memorial to Sir Thomas White at the north end of Grey Friars' Green, was unveiled to the public. 'I idea of erecting a memorial to Sir Tlumas White ...

... hoarding erected at the front of Grey Friars' Green, which, he said, completely hid the statue of Sir Thomas White. The Mayor: I did not think Sir Thomas White had anything to do with the minutes. Aid. Band: It is no good putting up a statue. and then put a ...

... to the cost Of putting down lamps from Bell Green to Henley Green. The Charity Commissioners wrote stating that the Sir Thomas White Trustees were going to sell to the London and North-Western Railway Company a piece of land at Courthouse Green, for part ...

... drunkenness that he had ever met. Prisoner was sent to gad for 28 days, with hard labour. - David Harnett, sen., haulier, Sir Thomas White' s Road, Coventry, was summoned for allowing a horse.to stray at Allesley on September 16th. He was find 55., and costs ...

... With regard to the .question of keeping pigs in the Birmingham Road Allotments, a letter was read from the trustees of Sir Thomas White stating that they had had the question of keeping pigs on their estate under consideration, and whilst they aptireciated ...

... always put down as Sir Thomas White's Orphan a 0.e. You might get it altered, he added,'turning to the trusty,. on the platform. Mr. A. Turner said the money for endowing and building the orphanage was given by Sir Thomas White. and the governors thought ...

... (mom laughter). Mr. Smith (persisting): Well, can anyone tell me? \Vas he a butcher? The Chairman: It might have been Sir Thomas White. Mr. J. R. Welton, jun., here offered to givo the history of the matter. Many years ago, ho began, a benevolent gentleman ...

... secretary and the D.S.J.W. showed - a slight decrease on the quarter. Amongst the lodges s howi ng an in crease was Sir Thomas White, Coventry, which is one of the largest PILLS lodges in th e district. The distvict lodge waa ' favoured by a visit of the ...

... Street Congregational 11.0.11., Lord ! Strew Baptist 11.0. H., Potter's Green Congregational and Temple of the 1.0.G.T., Sir Thomas White Lodge and Temple 1.0.G.T., West Orchard Congregational 8.0.11.. Cow Lane Baptist 8.0. H.. IVyken Lodge and Temple LOUT ...