... SIR THOMAS WHITE (Born 1492 ; died 1566. From a rare engraving by J. Romney, from the original picture in the possession of the Merchant Tailors Co., London. Kindly lent by Mr. Stewart Beattie). ...

... hoto by -R. Bleasdale, Warwick MR. JOHN dODDEN, Warwickshire District Chief Templar, 1.0.G.T., and also Chief Templar Sir Thomas White Lodge, Coventry. R L ; R R LR : $ 2 N%* S 5 B s - A T % 8 R BRR S 3 \\\\\\\Q\R SR e Ll R e, e R R S B A . D SRR e SRR X ...

... last Mr. D. M. Mason, M.P., addressed the annual meeting of Swanswell and Stoke Wards Liberal Associations, held at Sir Thomas White Hotel and the Geosford Park Hotel respectively. Councillor Bettmann presided at both meetings. ...

... prevented him continuing ‘ for a time, had the weather conditions been fit. | The admission is 6d., reserved enclosure Is. Rir Thomas White Lodge have wished goodbye to three members of the Lodge who have qailed for Wellington, New Zealand—the Misses Winifred ...

... Radford Congregational Band of Hope, Potters Green Lodge 1.0.G.T., Potters Green Temple 1.0.G.T., Sir Thomas White Lodge 1.0.G.T., Sir Thomas White Temple 1.0.G.T.,, West Orchard Congregational Band of Hope, Salvation Army Band, Cow Lane Baptist Band ...

... the Duke of Norfolk, the Duke of Hereford, Neville, Earl of Warwick, Sir William Dugdale, Thomas Sharpe, John Hales, Sir Thomas White, the Botoners. the Swillingtons, Thomas Wheatley, Thomas Bond, William Ford, Dr. Philemon Holland, the DfWGTIPOrts, the ...

... the old founder Mr. O. A. Casey is kindly thought of as each anniversary and distribution of funds rollsround. : The Sir Thomas White Lodge of the International Order of Good Templars held a fruit and flower festival in the Lecture Hall at Vine Street Chapel ...

... Paradise Primitive Methodist Band of Hope, Cow Lane Baptist Band of Hope, Vine Street Congregational Band of Hope, Sir Thomas White Temple 1.0.G.T., Well' Street (Congregational Band of Hope, Lord Street Baptist Band of Hope; Salvation Army Band, Foleshill ...

... —azhere is a curious entry in the Coventry Old Guild and Charity Books, which Bays that in this year, during the mayoralty of Thomas White, *“ The magistrates plucked down White Friars’ Church. in Coventry,” and in 1874 (Simon Colton, mayor), ‘“ the White Friars’ ...

... Distriet Chief Templar (Bro. Wylde, of Birmingham) opened the Lodge. Amongst the Lodges showing an increase was the Sir Thomas White Lodge, Coventry, which is one of the largest lodges in the district. ( ...

... marked increase in the number of lodges and membership in the district. The company wers entertained to tea by the Sir Thomas White Lodge, and at a subsequent meeting an appeal was made to get . the political organisation into working trim, so that the ...

... Margaret, Bir John Falstaff, Robin Hood, Friar Tuck, William and Adam Botoner (the celebrated Mayors of Coventry), Sir Thomas White (its great benefactor), and Sir W. Dugdale, the eminent local historian, also found representatives in the cavalcade. Last ...