FCLESHILL

a town of England, in War wicks hire, 24 miles north-east by north of Coventry, of which it is practically a suburb. The principal trade is in ribbons, fringes and elastic. There are coal and gronstone-mines a tae neighbourhood. Pop. (1931), FOLEY, John Henry, sculptor, born in Dublin 1818, died at Hampstead 1874, and is buried in St. Paul’s Cathedral. He was admitted a student of the Royal Academy in 1835. In 1848 he was elected an a ociate, and in 1858 an academician. His works are numerous, and include statues of Selden and Hampden at Westminster; Goldsmith, Burke and O’Connellin Dublin; Lord Hardinge and Outram in Galcutta; Lord Clyde in Glasgow; the group Asia and the colo al statue of Prince Albert for the Albert Memoriai, Hyde Park; Stonewall Jackson in Richmond, U.S.A. Without showing much imagination, his work is competent and dignified.