... place yesterday, at Coventryi in connection with the opening of recreation grounds and tle unveiling of the statue of Sir Thomas White, a great local benefactor who lived in the reign of Queen Mlary. 'Ihe ?? town was gaily decorated, and in the af ternoon ...

... 6d. a gross. You now see clearly yhat it is that I solicit of you. Havingwell fixed in your mind that 'Thomas White' or the 'late Thomas White'is the. man, and '3s. 6d. per gross' the kind, there is nothing-more to be added, except the propriety of ...

... sonl has~so worthily won in his civic career. According to a sketch which aappeared in the City 1Pr'ess last year, Sir Thomas White, of West Hatch Chsigwehl, W'as born at Wooford, Essex, about the year 1820, and his business connection with the city dates ...

... Rich- mond, and Prince Henrn. son of James I. ,iss Barrin believes to be unique, While Henry VIII.. Wolsey Cranmer, Sir Thomas White, Laud, Juson, Chiek Justice Coke, Fulke Creville ifounder of the present noble house cf W:7arwvicl:I, Endymion Foster, ...

... Xrorksop, Notts, . The speakers wexe the Eatl of Zetland, Lord Chiarles Beresford, Lord Galway. the Hon. James Lowther, Sir Thomas White, Mr. Beckett Denison, and others. ]zlesolutions wore passed condemning the Government, and expeessing confi- dence in the ...

... jerty-owners.-M~r. Sanders said he icas serpd'sd a t the strength of the opposition to the proposed site for the station. M.r. Thomas White told mm that on~ja, that he should oppose it very strongly, and would sne a ehousand,pouods, or more if nec essary, to ...

... discoeint fre ineart-so prices of all Remneants of Silks, .satiee, Velvel:s, I'shs eleevLtens, arid Dross Msaterials. --Thomas 'White ailN Cu., 92, S1ill itreet. , 35 ...

... for South Essex, T. C. PBaring and Colonel Makins, addressed their constituents in the Town Hall, Stratford; Alderman Sir Thomas White presiding. Mr. Baring raised a furious uproar when in answer to a question lie said he should oppose the extension of the ...

... having, in conjunction with her husband and Frederick and Charles Lawson, conspired to detain a material witness, named Thomas White, from giving evidence before the Magistrates when Mrs. Leonard was charged with forgery. The particulars of the case have ...

... gentlemen wvere ap- pointed, as per rale, to attend next Conference, in addition to the ordinary district delegates :--Revs. Thomas White- head, Thomas Whittaker, Colin C. Aeleechnie, and Joseph Toulon. Ths following resolutions iyere passed in rela- tion to ...

... whole or in part over Crown labd is ultra virne, and, in fact, cannot confer any such power or rights. The Hlonourable Thomas White, Minister of the Interior, lhas just returned from a visit to the North-West, after an absence of two months, In an interview ...

... Guardians to convey to him that opinion, and to caution him against giviug any similar ground for complaint in the future. Mr. Thomas White said he was present at the enquiry, and the evidence certainly did not JautiFy the letter of the upper Board. He regretted ...