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... the time In advance. The referees decision was agaiust Drewitt. Ile subsequently was matched against the now celebrated Tom White, by whom however he was vanquished. His next and last performance was rowing a good second to (the believed future clatinmion) ...
... were opened, Mr. White proposed three cheers for the Captain, and a gentleman in pink having called for three more for Tom White, the stag was uncarted, the cheers of the spectators had ceased, and in a few minutes was lost to view. Contrary to the ...
... 1700 to 440 w hite , Rion.% 48.. 1 , No t r i o u l trgLl:ateo-Wheat: . Barley : grinding, 244. Incoln, red, to 444. LVI tom. ; white, 404. to 321. Eye, n t to }:saes and Suffutk, 38e. tang , lu n g, to 375. ; che oth ealle h r,. B7 d a vi to am ile. m ...
... time of its taking place. Lowe had been In training at Salter's, Wandsworth, and his opponent at Wilcox's, Barnes. under Tom White, who also steered him up In the race, J. Leach performing the same office for the other man. Lowe ban before appeared in ...
... Cheltenham and Cotswold Foxhounds; John Seville, huntsman to the Gloucester Harriers; with several other sons of Sinnott Mr Tom White, of Keynshatn, better known as The King of the Vale, was to have taken the chair; but just as the guests were assembled ...
... Capt. West. at Tom White's, who had been Justly termed . The Kinser the Vale? Without the Rid and en-operution of the farmer', rporteould never had.—Mr Bea. Fletcher, Mr Charles Cooke, Mr T. Handy, Mr Walker, 3lr E. Cartier, and Mr Tom White, see teeny returned ...
... like the renowned Bob Coombe's, for many_ year'. The next great event In rowing will probably be a match between Kelley and Tom White, the late opponent Chambers, and this will doubtleas ahu be a very intereeting match. BCULLERS' MAWR UTwata MUG'? alln HAMMIRTON ...
... but contributed by the Author to compete In Mr Lowenthal's recent Problem tourntuutut.) BLACK. A -7 7 f I 1v74 A /Z 4 I Tom' White to move: mate 4 mores. SOLUTION TO WHITE'.. 1. Kt to Kt 6 WO 2. Kt to Q It S (double di) 3. I.! to Q It 7 OW 9. Kt to Kt ...
... Cheltenham Subscription (Capt. West).—Monday, Hare and Hounds ; Wednesday, Andoverstord ; Friday, True Blue Farm; Saturday, Mr. Tom White's, Kinsh am-12 Rothschild's, Baron,—Monday, Witchurch , Thursday, Cublington- 11 Tunbridge Wells Subscription.—Wednesday ...
... Baty's rw d Bbs /lulu, byt IMr Coltman's wbk d Antlpas—Carollna 1 by Bedlam Tom—White Bess Mr Moore's r b by/ (Mr Coltenan's w bd b &alertly Bluster—Matilda 1 Bedlam Tom—White Bea's. , by It. - - Wildflower beat Girton Bark-peeler beat Fearlege Breechloader ...