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... IMS, Two o’Cloe* preciMly. On account of wliom may con cam. Nine thousand two hundred and TWELVE Pounds ULTRAMARINE BLUB. Tom WHITE LEAD, Iron Kef* SBlb. cadi. Damafcd COFFEE, SENNA, and other Store*. Majr viewed three day* previoo*, the Warehouse, Budgerow ...
... half-a-mile he led by a length and increased his lead all the way, winning easily. He was trained a t Wilcox's, at Barnes, under Tom White, who showed him his course. ...
... DYB chests HACB packages MOLASSES, British ..casks Foreign.. casks. NUTMEGS packages Wild packages PBPPBRj. Black, ..tom. White ..tone. PIMENTO ceek* begs.. RUM, Jemeice.. pens Other Brit.lsleada puna hhds. .. Demerera & Berbire pans. hhds. ~ Brit ...
... old. 91. SAM, black dog, months old. POINTERS: 85. JUNO, spotted bitch, 9 years old. 36. DART, spotted dug. years old. 37. TOM, white and liver dog, Ift years old. SPANIELS: 88. BUSY. 4 year* old. 39. GALE, red and white dog, 18 months old. 40. SHALE, red ...
... of the friends cf the parties assembled to witness the race, betting being 12 ta 10 ou Laming. His umpire and pilot was Tom White, aud Robinson's, Henry Kelly; and .Mr. Clarke, of Bermoadsey, was referee. Rcbinsou won the best place, the wind being very ...
... by Emilias outof Maria, Whisker,own Sister to Emma (the Dam of Trustee, Mundig. Cotbcrstone, Re. Re); ie dark bay. free (Tom white. 15 bands inches bleb, fine temper, ud sure getter. His stock eery large and promising. sod grass; corn market prim. For ...
... of the friends of the parties assembled to witness the race, betting being 12 to 10 on Laming. His umpire and pilot was Tom White, and Robinson's, Henry Kelly ; and Mr. Clarke, of Bermondsey, was referee. Robinson won the best place, the wind being very ...
... they will proceed to Edinburgh, to p! — TWENTY-TWO SCUTLARD. vent of UNITED ELEVEN. Dean lyn Grundy on the Wisden Wright ic Tom white C, Ellis ith Lockyer oe ...
... hundred pounds being laid out. The umpires were, Mr. Henry Heath for Everson, Mr. Alic Ross for Corbey, and the celebrated Tom White was referee. Everson, having won the toss, took the north shore, Corbey being well away from him. Both were so well aware ...
... DYB .. ~., chests MOLASSES, British ..casks . Foreign.. casks. NUTMEGS, packages Wild .packages PEPPER*.•.. Black. ..tom White ..tone. PIMENTO. Jamaica., pnns .. bhde. .. Otharßrit.lslandepune hhde. .. Demcrara Berbice pnns. bhde. .. Has nr; ...
... hundred pounds being laid out. The umpires were, Mr. Henry Heath for Everson, Mr. Alic Ross for Corbey, and the celebrated Tom White was referee. Everson, having won the toss, took the north shore Corbey being well away from him. Both were so well aware ...
... November be rowed Wade a second time from Putney Mortlake, defeating him easily aa before. In June, 1858. rowed against Tom White, and the result was that, after one of tbe most wonderful rmcee on record, be was only beaten by half hU own length. His ...