o - sMERID Y 4, 1901. t * W i ttURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.

- -- The Clerk to the Parish Council wrote asking whether any steps were being taken to secure • financial adjustment between the Coventry , and Foleshill School Board in con acme of the annexation of a portion of the Fokibill parish by Coventry. Mr. Bricknell proposed that the

THE DRIVER COMMITTED FOB TRIAL. The Magisterial proceedings in connection with the London Road motor fatality were resumed ' on Tuesday afternoon, in the City Sessional , Court, when Harry Ambrose Smith, engineer, Foes. Farm, Wolston, was again placed in the , dock and charged "

Minim= Sonoou—This school takes first place this year amongst the schools taking practical gardening in 'Warwickshire, with an average of 216 points out of a maximum of 240. The Inspector's report is as follows: " of a high Order a merit has been done et this elhool for several

A DAUGHTER OF ETTRICK. By F. H. MELVILLE. The Kin& fool, John Macklin., sat crosslegged at the door of his Water's tent. The Royal Standard hung almost above his head, and threw out a fold oktwo every now and then as the breeze passed over the knowe and whistled thrOugk the heat

The chief question of interest before the Coventry Board of Guardians was that relating to the purchase of premises in Street and land adjoindng the Workhouse. A discussion also took place on the granting of old-age pensions to persons who had been in receipt of medical relief i