... end of half mile he led length, and increased his lead all the way, winning easily. He trained at Wilcox’s, Barnes, under Tom White, who showed bis course. BLACK WALL LANDSMEN’S REGATTA, d This regatta for silver cup, given by Mr. Alfred Rum-0 mage, of ...

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... half a mile he led by a. length, and increased his lead all the way, winniing easily. He trained at Wilcox's, Barnes, under Tom White, who showed hinhis course. BLACKWALL LANDSMEN'S REGATTA. This regatta, for a silver cup, given by Mr. Alfred Ram- age, of ...

... race, betting being 12 to 10 on Laming. holocaust of 11 souls. Two others died the following night His umpire and pilot was Tom White, and Robinson's Harry in consequence of the injuries received in some manner not Kelly, and Mr. Clarke, of Bermondsey, was ...

... spectators, many hundreds being laid out. The umpires were Mr. H. HeathforEverson, Mr. Alic Ross for Corby, and the celebrated Tom White was referee. Everson, having won the toss, took the north shore, Corby being well away from him. Both were so well .aware ...

... favourite at 6 and? consis in Sh @min. The peals we hereafter (i. @. after the meeting) the the light weight 2 to 1. with Tom White an At about treble Duke of York, M Now London ryther, meeting was adjourned until lav, Dees, It will Wilcox’s, the W Violet ...

... this race, and his backers are also well aware that he does not generally train well, and hence, perhaps, his defeat by Tom White. It might be as well, perhaps, to say a few words esient the perform. ances of the men. Finnis began his career while an ...

... conclusion of our report of the race between Kelly and Chambers for the Championship of the Thames and B400, viz., that Tom White ought to be harked against Kelly, does not yet seem to meet the approbation of Tom's barkers, as at present he and the late ...

... 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 ...

... , many hundreds being laid out. The umpires wero Mr. 11. Heath for Everson, Mr. Alec Ross for Corby, and tho celebrated Tom White was referee. Everson haying won tho toss took tho north shore, Corby being well away from him. Both were so well awaro 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 ...

... mores, pon :-— good hards, and accordingly sent him to Mr ileox‘s, the White ore the Hart, Barnes, where, usder the cara of Tom White, he was s00n notient brought into excellent condition, Wise was attended to at the G, Hammon Amateur skirmish between G. ...