... FOOTBALL. MORRISTON PLAYER FOR THE NORTH. It is stated that Mr Tom White, late captain of the Morriston Football Team, has been offered a position in the Wigan team, under the Northern Union, and that he will leave for Lancashire on Friday next to take ...

... THE EMPIRE (NEWPORT). With Tom White and bis troupe of Arabs the trio of Welsh girls, vocalists May Arline. burlesque and comedy artiste Marzello Klepper, contortionist; Messrs Culten and Carthy,t humorists; Miss Alice Chasemore, songstress. and dancer ...

... THE EMPIRE (SWANSEA). Here again a well-arranged selection of musical varieties will appear. Tom White and his troupe of street Arabs will head the list, aud he will be supported by the Sumtnersons, variety artistes Miss Alice Chasemore, the Three Welsh ...

... THE EMPIRT (SW ANSEA). The jovial Tom White, with his troupe of Jack and .Tills. including the clever little comedian Pimple, who scored such a success at Cardiff last week, head th,) bill at the Swansea Empire this week. They are supported by a powerful ...

... and judiciously selected programme was submitted to large audiences at the Empire, Newport, on Monday evening. It included Tom White, with his excel- lently tuneful troupe of Arabs; thecelebrated tf teb-. bing troupe of acrobats; the three Welsh girls, ...

... FOOTBALL. I Morriston Player for the North. I It ia stated that Mr Tom White, late captain of the Morriston Football Tt.am, has been offered ill the Wigan team, under the Northern Union, and that he will leave for Lancashire on Friday next to take up ...

... THE EMPIRE (SWANSEA). Police, a screamingly-funny sketch given b Tom White and his troupe of Arabs, assisted by the prodigy little Pimple, was the principal item on the bill, and it was appreciatively received. Lotto, Lilo, and Otto contributed their ...

... , on Tuesday (before Sir James Campbell, Colonel Davies, and Messrs Trotter, M. T. Dixon, C. T. Palmer, and C. W. Dew), Tom White, manager of the Swan Hotel, Monmouth, was summoned by Rosa Simmonds, a young woman of Lane-end, Coleford, to show cause, ...

... , oa Tuesday (before Sir James Campbell, Colonel Davies, and Messrs Trotter, M. T. Dixon, C. T. Palmer, and C. W, Dew), Tom White, manager of the Swan Hotel, Monmouth, was summoned by Rosa Siumionds a young woman of Lane-end, Coleford, to rliow cause ...

... on Tuesday (before Sir Jame., Campbell, Colonel Davies, and Messrs Trotter, M. T. Dixon, C. T. Palmer, and C. W. Dew), Tom White, manager of the Swan Hotel, Moninc,uth, was summoned by Itosa Simmonds, a young woman, of Lane-end, Coleford, to show cause ...

... Hosking (re-elected); treasurer, Mr W. Williams (re-elected) captain 1st XV., Mr J. Davies (re- elected); vice-captain, Mr Tom White; captain 2nd XV., Mr Tom Davies vice-captain, Mr Will Devonshire. The prospects for the coming season look very promising ...

... be was attended to by Dr. P*/ _UsC» nnd subsequently conveyed to the Work It appeared that the man, who it transpire ^,J, Tom White, a haulier, lodging at Hopkins J()J,N was seer, floating down the river, and THA -J Bright, who livrd in the neighbourhood ...