... Pound Canisters, (Canisters inc'uded.) Said by Grocers, Chemist; Coulectionere, Stationen, he., is every lowa In the King'tom. White, Fairaild. and Company. Steam Mills 107, 108, 109, 110, Boreragh. Loodoe, 1.E.. Liatatots for England. Ireland. and Wades ...

... I penance of and communication with them. The candidates, as no doubt your readers at Merthyr know, are hve, vii Messrs. Tom White, T. Williams, J. P. JuINS, D. Robert Lewis (Dowlaiti), and W. Simons. The four former are all young nom of much ability and ...

... dewed &Oa an On British stage, newly. Mae Tiny While, nib* appeared is llngball as Res, in the ressarkably aim el lb& Tom. White will bee appliance* at a evening to be held at the Allan under pArtisro of the ladies and gentlemen Christine =ma, Lady ...

... and 'Frebb, Mite Bella , Barlow, the four Aubrey*, Will Dint, Georg* Byford, the Brantfords, Este Harvey, Latin Dettmar, Tom White and his troupe of Are* the Olympian quartette of Niggas, Aram Coombs, Bob Voles, the Three Canoe, Cluufie Murray, and Arthur ...

... again uniformly good, and - has included come delectable numbers, notably in the L:opold Leglere Acrobatic Troupe, The Hon. Tom White and his Wild Worst Arabs, and Toni Lammers's clog dances. The Legions so far 'wpm any. thing yet wen in their line that they ...

... H. and D. Arnold to dubs, on the Kerrigan ground. ou The Fame wm Let exciting, lemma Waymg very determinedly throughout. Tom White, the skipper, soared a try, which was sot eonvetted. Final .sun: Lleammalet, 1 try 2 •inenl ; Britaania 'Qaine, 1 miser. ...

... es tall if not talks than any other wielder of ths willow ia the The orders of the Steward* of the Jockey Club are, like Tom White's drink*, a trifle , mixed. Mill it is evident that sayose caught giving any joakey a eigar, a drink, or for the nee will ...

... to Robert Sherwood, the colt will probably be seen out in public again year. Vine Cottage, Epsom, the stately of England Tom White, ponemco a menagerie. Iteeent additions to thu unique eolleeticn include • monkey, who climbs the 401 t. flagstaff, whereon ...

... the ground. From the conning D. for the home team, bad the hall, and was making tracks for hi. hue when he brought down by Tom White. The liansamlet forwards, headed by Ben Roberto, came sway with a etrong dribble to the line, the hall eventually going into ...

... ho half Ca, uninteresting from a ppectstor'• point of view, no fewer thin three tint.' being registered for the home by Tom White and Jack Thomas. Tie atraigera for once penned the tstim on the line and E. Grey had to concede a minor. When the whistle ...

... Field, Swan-eit, crowd was not .0 large as Cla former occasions, net the ball in motto,. Walter Hughes retunted well to Tom White, who failed lust to the .td parsed tot. Jenkins, wise replied into tench at the The Harriers' forwanls, coming down 11 ith ...

... remained there i - _-_72.,f rz; smote, no thrpito the ezeitione of the Bridgend teen. ! T i Ll - z a goal for a splendid van Tom White scored a try. I h aid veered mailer goal from a try by sad although the patition was % favourable . ~,_ „., to _ haat ...