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... om Saturday morning. the 221, wind of the time « gale, with a tre- mendous cea rugning posed s maces trom about 400 or 5) toms white painted porte w fure- ma-t and foretopmast steuding, bust bead, sad elowe ander her lee. and hatled her. bet got oo answer; ...
... to is per barrel lower than on Tuesday. There was not any change In prices of old oat.; new tawny were sold at 16e, and !tom white at 18a. Rapeseed at to 37s ; and one sample of new here brought 17.04 per barrel. ludian corn difficult of sale at a reduction ...
... books, and old corks and broken railroad cars ; and above all, his new skatesthese are realities. And he knows also what Tom White and Bill Smith say, and so be walks by sight more than by faith. Ab, the child is father of the man ! %When he gets older ...
... birth-day, A wea a INTELLIGENCE, Aquatics. —The pot ‘liking the idea of the champion's flag being the Tyne, have matched Tom White, of Bermondsey, la » t0 row Robert Chambers, of Newcastle, from Mortlako, for £200 aside and the championship, on the 18th ...
... under mental aberration, soon assumes a dangerous character. SCULLIXG MATCH FOR AND CHAMPIONSHIP. The boot race between Tom White of ami Robt. Chambers of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, which has excited considerable interest aquatic circles, came off on Tuesday ...
... 64 per cwt. Acetate Ils per 42s Ga owt; gold at Is per lb, Powdered, £7 10s er- oats pe bris sold at 10d per Ib. 6 | per tom, —White sugar stealy at 378; — Nitrate, 3ls per cwt. Mowrreat OF THE is taken from the commercial cir- ‘The sr of Messrs , Boyd ...
... Guard caved her. The next morning revealed two vessels Rebore on the Ploy 1- e a smack and a schooner—and a tired, a ahem, tom White Pocks at King's Cross; but lie chief disasters were on the west side of the Wand. Two were ascertained to have been wrecked ...
... 18oi. when daieiUd his opponent, who leca-ie champion by de[eating Jem Mt-deenger. On Se. t. 18 the next year, defeated Tom White, t April, 1853. likewise beat Eren-m Greenwich. On Juan 10 in the earn- year won hi* fourth champim rsce by defeating A. ...
... method set can be worn with perfect comfort, whilst his charges are on the meet moderate scale aad within reach of all. TEBTH TOM WHITE EEAMKL, rendering then sound snd oscifil for nisny “d prerentin* their farther decej. * * ■*- • C^MKOCK, MONDAY. ° 1 AddW-11 ...
... the race, being a good favourite on board at 6 and 7to 4. R. Pocock was umpire for brother, C. Wilcox for Edwardes, and Tom White referte. Pocock won forcboie-of and was taken unby Harry K fly, Tom Wise taking up Edwardes. They got off ten nvamtes three ...
... -IN A SNOW AVALANCHE.-FAREWELL TO AN ARTIST.- JIF.NHY ABB ROBINSON. HOGARTH’S ‘MARRIAGE A LA-MODE.”—LA GRANDE DUCHESSE.-TOM WHITE THE JOCKEY.—LORD LYNDHURST IN SOCIAL LIFE. • KKAL LIFE. THE BRITON ABROAD.—MR. TENNYSON'S ‘ PALACE OF ART.** —SOME MY BOYS ...
... MOZAMBIQUE. -IN A SNOW AVALANCHE. - FAREWELL ARTIST. - HENRYCRAJJIiROBINSON.- HOUARTHS MARRIAGE A-LA-MODE.—LA GRANDE DUCHESSC. TOM WHITE THE JOCKEY.—LORD LYNDHURST SOCIAL LIKE. “REAL LIFE.-THE BRITON A BROAD.-MU. TENNYSON’S “PALACE ART.-SOME OF BOYS.- NEW ...