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... evidence in the Salford tny Court ef Record last week created considerable mirth theby giving himsself the name of Lord Tom White- igh head. pit Mr. Pollard Urquhsart, making quite sure that we Lew shall have the income tax re-iinlyeosod upon us with ...
... the evening the city was brilliantly illuminated. SCULLING MATCH FoR £400. AND THE CH.IMPIONSIIP. -The boat race between Tom White, of Bermoudsey, and Robert Chambers, of Newwastle-on-Tyne, which has ex- cited considerable Interest in aquatic circles, ...
... adjourned inquiry at the Town of of Ramsgate Tavern, Hilgh-street, Wapping, touching the death of Thomas White, aged 7'3 years. Tom White, waterman, aud landlord of the Grapes Tavern, New Gravel-lane, Shadwell, stated that the deceased was his father, and plied ...
... et~iier from London, the one being 1forellY and the otbei for Hamill. On board the a. vessw1r were al4. pler, Wise, Tom Hoare. Tom White, and other celebrated London oarsmen. Both boats wre at once owed up to their respective destinations at Ddnstan and Elawick ...
... Thomas, sir Thomas, Sir and Slhs Tribe, Miss Ward, Mr J, Plymouth Watson, Sir, Cardiff Webster, Sir, surgaon White, Air Tom White, Sir H White, Sir J O White, Sir W W illiams, Misses (3) Vaynor W illiams, Sir T, solicitor Williams, Lieut, Pontypridd Williams ...
... them courted the same mmnrred lady. Mr. Smnih, too, entertainingly portrayed the perplexity and jealousy of the husband, Tom White, PliSs 0ose Bero'mnd sas pleasimgivr natural as Ellen, his wife, and secured the tokens of approvahl solicited in lier lines ...
... Colliery. Mr. Araold Thomas, of manager of the works, represented the Messrs. Goold, the Pe proprietors of Crump Meadow. Tom White, examined, its said: I live at Bilpton, and am a collier. I knew the de. a ceased, Samuel Morgan. He was twenty-seven years ...
... smartly contested. After the close of the programme, the presentation of prizes to successful competitors was made by Mr. Tom White. 100 .yards (handicap)—C. J. Cadogan (scratch), 1st; John Morgan (six yards), 2nd. Three- legged Race—Messrs. J. and W. Collins ...
... alday in the house, being severe rain. Ifun jis the short name for Edmund. September 25.-Went towards Garstange; tooke Tom White with me; gave Mrs. 2s. 6d.; spent att New Hollins 2d.; pd Betty Wakffeild pro litle gray galliway meat and ceurn is. d.; ...
... to Mr. Kemm, snrgeon, of Core. ham. He left Mr. Kemm's service in Agst lest, and had since that time been living with Mr. Tom White, of the Royal Oak inn, at Gorsham. He was intimately acquainted with Mr. joan He Hayward, of Boyd's fann qorslssn, and he ...
... is something worth ?? %V hite, one jack of lOibs., under Quarry Woods. and another flue fellow 181lbs. in Bisham Reach: Tom White. six jack one (day weighing 301bs., and another lay in Marlow Pool a jack of 19lbs. in grand order, besides several minnows ...
... hear of some splendid chu-bbeing had; and at Marlow a 61b. trout has succumbed to the prowess of Mr. Howell, reising wi'-h Tom White. At Bourne End a gentleman hailin, from the Railway Tavern h~as been doing the chub trick withi cheese paste and triangular ...