CHILDREN AT CHURCH. The Coventry Education Committee met on Wednesday afternoon, in St. Mary's Hall. Aid. Bird presided, and the members present were Col. Wyley, Major Caldicott, Prof. Fiedler, Aldermen Webb Fowler and West, Councillors Lee, Goate, Copson, McGowran, Colledge, Ba

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AND COLBOURNE. The annual meeting of shareholders was held at Leamington on Wednesday. Mr. C. R. Burgis presided. The Directors reported that the result of the year's trading was satisfactory. The sales for fifty-two weeks were in excess of the fifty-three weeks included in last

UARDIANS MR. WARMINGHAM'S ALLEGATIONS. The fortnightly meeting of the Meriden Board of Guardians and Rural District Council was held on Tuesday. There were present Mr. T. R. Vickers (Chairman), the Rev. Canon Waller (Vice-Chairman), the Rev. H. A. Hill, Messrs. T. S. Prosser, C.

to meet their increased patronage he has, alter EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS REMOVED THE PHARMACY TO 35.37, STONEY STANTON ROAD, and 57. 59, Corner of SWANSWELL STREET A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT Has been fitted for Dispensing PRESCRIPTIONS Under QUALIFIED Anistance. The SPON STREET BUSINESS

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