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Mr. Henry John Pye, of Clifton Hall. i 111 . . Tamw.,nli. M..%., barrister. formerly Rector of Clifton Campville. but since ls7l a member of the Roman Catholic Church, desired to be buried at Haundon. a here he had given the site for the church of St. Michael and St. James. and

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William Brooks, miner, Green Lane, was summoned, at Coventry, by John Elliot, builder, Foleshill, for game trespass at Foleshill, on June 17th. Mr. Haddocks appeared the complainant.—Defendant denied the charge.—The complainant gave evidence of having hid himself in an elder tre

At Tam, ortb, I,bn Simson. of t:'• fixed abode. was charged tm remand with , lotannor, food and lodging by false pretences from Mary Ann Stevens. Spinning School Lane, and also with stealing a sorereign, the property of a fellow lodger named William George Spooner, on the fist.