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... SIR THOMAS WHITE. From a biograrhical sketch of Sir Thomas White, contributed to a Beth contemporary by Mr. Geo. Smith, we extract the following : Born seven years after the Battle of Bosworth Field—which ended the Wars of the Roses, broke the pcwer of ...
... THE CHRONICLE AND ADVERTISER SEPTEMBER 9 1944 3 BENEFACTORS 2 Sir Thomas White AMONG various charities of Coventry Sir -Thomas White’s Charity is perhaps the most prominent In the middle of the 16th century this London merchant gave £1400 to the Mayor ...
... ATTEMPTED MURDER ON THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. At the Guildhall, London, on • Mouday, Henry Parry wee committed for trial by Sir Thomas White, on the charge of attempting to murder a young man named Lewis, in a carriage on tLe Metropolitan Railway, and robbing ...
... Division) 'D* Club Res. v. Sutton Reds Res. Parklands Res. v. Walmley Ath. GEC Res. v. Hunters Moon Res. Haymills Res. v St. Thomas White Hart v. Wishaw Res. Sutton PO v. Lyndwood Res. .Curdworth Colts v. Water Orton Res. ...
... STRAYING COWS. Thomas White, 38, Brickkiln Lane, Jolol Leather, 18, White Friars Street, James Boneham, 40, White Friars Street, and William Parker, 14, London Road, Coventry, were summoned for allowing heifers to stray on the London Road on July Btl ...
... ERDINGTON. Wive the Aston Police Court, on Wednesday, before Messrs. Motteram, Q.C., Hill, and Stone, Thomas White (35), carpenter, no fixed residence, was charged with deserting his wife and family, in consequence of which they became ohirgeable to the ...
... TO QUIT. Thomas White, of Station-street, Foleshill, was summoned by Arthur Mason, licensed victualler, for refusing to quit the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Foleshill, when requested, on April 11th. Defendant, it was alleged, entered prosecutor's house the worse ...
... Street; Samuel Barnacle, 5, Atkins Square, Walsgrave Road; Leonard Taylor, 4, Atkins Square; Frank Taylor, 12, Atkins Square; Thomas White, 20. ilurges; Oliver Jones, 11, Atkins Square; and John Burr, 361, Stoney Stanton Road, were summoned for playing a game ...
... Sir Thomas White erected at Oxford. (Cheers.) He owed his present position to the great liberality and open-heartedness of Sir Thomas White—(applause)—and when he was asked to come and live in Coventry, where the benefactions of Sir Thomas White .had ...
... IP I Wood. - NETHER WHITACRE. Messrs. Bayliss, Walter Currall, Charles Dale, John Dagley Hale, Ernest Alfred Hutchins, Thomas White. BINLEY. Held in the schoolroom on Tuesday evening. when the following were elected :—Chairmen. Mr. A. H. Bayth ; overseers ...
... certain Premium Honda were handed over replied: I shall throw them on the Are An order for the committal to prison of Mr. Thomas White Follows, of Mickleton Cottage, Diddington Lane, Hampton. w..is made in Coventry County Court by Judge G. Lind Smith. The ...
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