... few of his friends determined to show their respect for him by dining together at his honse on Tuesday, 11th inst. Mr. Tom White occupied the Chair, and Mr. Blizard acted as Vice, being supported by a goodly number gentlemen from the neighbourhood. The ...

... to be an exceedingly pleasant affair. The stewards were N. N. Dyer, A. Stow, J. Patrick, and G. Sadds, Esqrs, and Messrs. Tom White, J. Martin, and J. Creese ; and a very efficient band was engaged, under the superintendence of Mr. Lloyd. Dancing commenced ...

... present. The stewards were N. N. Dyer, Esq, Bredon Manor House, A. Stow, Esq., Bredon, Patrick, Esq, Mr. G. Sadds, Bredon, Mr. Tom White, Mi. J. Martin, and Mr. J. Cheese. Mr. W. D'Egville was master of the ceremonies, and his management of that department was ...

... market ordinary, at the Swan Hotel, lasl week, when there was a large muster of farmers. Among those present were Messrs. Tom White, chairman, W.H. Baldwin, Home, Pike, Witts, C. E. New, W. White, J. New, G. Ireland, Butt, Whithorn, Best, Woodward, Heach ...

... -Fined 2s and 12s. 9d. costs. Presentation of a Portr ait.— t the market ordinary of the Swan hotel on Wednesday last, Mr. Tom White, on behalf of the friends and admirers of Mr. John Phillips, of the Priory, Ddwhurst, presented that gentleman with his portrait ...

... so as to allow tenant under lease to compete for it, as well as tenants at will, I whom it was at present confined. Mr. Tom White (Tewkesbury) inquired might n ...

... so as to allow tenants under lease to compete for it, as well as tenants at will, to whom it was at present confined. Mr. Tom White (Tewkesbury) inquired might not some one like to give another prize for that object ? (Cheers.) Mr. Holland thought that ...

... first-rate character, and the attention to the guests was everything that could be desired. The chair was ably filled by Mr. Tom White, the vice-chair being occupied by Mr. R. Lord. Upwards of forty sat down in the school-room, and the evening was very pleasantly ...

... character, and the attention shown the guests was everything that could have been desired. The chair was ably filled by Mr. Tom White, the vice being well occupied in the pers >n of Mr. K. Lord. Upwards of forty sat dov.n dinner, nhicb was laid out in the ...

... character, and the attention shown to the guests was everything that could have been desi.ed. The chair was ably filled by | Mr. Tom White, the vice being well occupied by Mr. R. Lord. forty sat down to dinner, which was the school-room, and the entertainment ...

... Hawthorn (tk) ; 1,000 to 15 agst Strathnaver [t). Cheltenham Stag Hounds. — Captain West intends holding his annual meet at Mr. Tom White's, True Blue Farm, Keynsham, on Friday next. This is generally the meet of the season, it being Mr. White's practice always ...

... agriculturist, and others sat down dinner a the Swan, under the the Mayor, S. Healing, Esq. the vice-chair being occupied Mr. Tom White. After the clotl had been removed, several capital speeches were made, the spe.iker, congratulating each other on the great ...