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... of the Rose and Crown, Lambeth, was chosen umpire for Hunter, and Jockey Driver, of Wandsworth, for the opposing party. Tom White, the unsuccessful competitor with Chambers on Tuesday last, consented act as referee. The betting was 5 to 4, and, in gome ...
... astern, and tha leading man to be clear length a-head before taking his opponent’s water. The betting was 6to 5 on Laming, Tom White being bis empire and pilot, Henry Kelly officiated in a '.ike capacity for Robinson, dost before startin, Mr Clarke of ...
... exercise at Hr. Wileox’s, Tha White Hart, Barnes Eye House, under the auspices of the old pedestrian trainer. Bob Fuller, and Tom White (the latter of whom, it mil be recollected, formed one the gallant and successful craws that carried away so many of tha ...
... Commodore Arcedeckoe presided at the enatoraery banquet, hia rice being Hr. Thomas Broad noed. Barry Kelly, of Pelham, end Tom White, of Barnes, appointed meeting on Monday night Uet, at Mr. Wileoz'a, The White Hart, Bantu, with an idea of mateh-auklpg; ...
... die grave by wim rers of Doggetfs Cos.t a id: Badges dte silTrsi medalf ,on being coyereu wit h crape. Thuee parties were Tom White, of rmomlsev.. 6**rge Campbell, Admiralty wateriman tfbrmetly atHnngerfeid Jiier), P. Ellts, and Bytrsoir- of G-oemric) u ...
... the following eight watermen.;—H. Phelps, I; Tom. Grant, 2; J. McKinney, 8; A. Cfaitty, 4; G. Drewitt, 6; T. McKinney, 6; Tom White,-T; H. Kelley, 8. They started from the Ship at Kortlake to row down, the watermen having dear length start; Barnes-bridge ...
... they have swarded me. and apologiam* for treapawing 7°“' I am, youri reapoeffujly, Boat Inn, Ncweasile-on-Tyne, May 84lh. Tom White fa willing to make another match f*r 10W. or a aide against Robert Chambers; and give or take reaaouablo eapoueea to row ...
... hopes, 'by strict, attention to business and supplying the best articles, to merit the support of the hob of the liver. Tom White, of Barnes, will row Robert Chambers, of Newcastle, for 200/. a side, and the Championship of England. The match to come ...
... rowed in boats built by Jewett, of Newcastle-ou-Tyne. Parkhurst, as soon as the was made, placed himself under the care of Tom White at Barnes, and May during the last ten days availed himself of the services and sound advice of Mr. Henry Salter, at the ...
... Churchstairs, Rotherhithe. Tom Grant (the representative of the champion in London) attended to stake on his behalf, and Tom White, the Wbrthy aspirant to the championship, himself, was there to do the needful. The original articles had been forwarded ...
... Hercules-buildings, Westminster-road, when a number of the frietxds of the champion resident in London have promised to attend. Tom White, alto the candidate for tho championship, will be there. , The Temple Aquatic Club have deferred tlieir rowing match until ...
... and for Saturday nine, and the utmost excitement prevailed amongst the aquatic patrons by the names of 11. Chambers and Tom White (who are now matched*) being entered to contend. The distances of the four oar races were from Putney to Chiswick Eyot, and ...