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... Carter (stroke), G. H. Wh i te (cox) Berke station : E. Cox (bow) and A. Shaw (stroke ) A.Cux (cox) abs. Jas. Grove and Tom White led from the stsrt, and, taking matters easily, won by a couple of lengths. lITRAL HIAT. Berk; station : T. White and Jas ...
... —There has been some excellent sport in the river hereabouts during the past week. On Saturday last Mr. A. C. Faulkner, with Tom White, took nine jack, the largest weighing about l'ilba., and about nine dozen very fine perch, the largest of which weighed 3jlbs ...
... pos tagt• free. of int Umbilical Trims, -125., slid 528. Ca. ; postage fire. Post-Otli , .e Orders to be made payable to Tom: WHITE, Post (Alive, New Patent ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, &c. The material of which these are made is recommended by the Faculty ...
... INPOIITANT which have made his name faunal. In the year be ran seoond In the Novices' &retch for Club, the leading man being Tom White Ibis was all told the writer off-hand, but now Charlie thought and said, I've lots of medals which perhaps may help you ...
... bait from the weir, hooked a splendid Thames trout, scaling lOilbs. A few days before, Mr. Thompson, London, accompanied by Tom White, captured a brace of very handsome trout weighing respectively Gilbs. and 71bs. =*. Blue Coat School.—The scheme for the ...
... late in the occupation of Mr. Thome.; Bowler, TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. Geo. Wigley, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1878, AT TOM WHITE HART INN, tIWANDOUB:4It, AT 12 By direction of Mr. William John Jones. The Oaks are particularly tine, the Elms large, and ...
... , postage free. „ of an Umbilical Truss, 4 . 25., and 52e. 6d. ; postage free. Post-Office Orders to be made payable to Tom/ WHITE, Post Office, Piccadilly. New Patent ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KBEs CAPS, &c. The material of which these are made is recommended ...
... of Bert Cox, who totalled 16 before he fell to a eatch. The next highest score was that of Tom White, who made seven. Ome of the features of the day was Tom White's smart mllfi he made thres good catches during the day. e Water men scored 58 in all, or 14 ...
... Handicap, for which the time was rett.rned as 4min. 22 4-ssec. E. Jones, 15 yards start (also of the Highgate Harriers), beat Tom White (Putney A.C.), 20 yards, in the One Mile Steeplechase ; H. D. Gradwell, the South African, put the shot 421 t. s)in., and ...
... and G. Hearn - Berks: J. White and F. Sparks well-contearted race; won length and half. THIRD HEAT. Berks: G. Hawkins and Tom White 1 Central; E. Clark and W. Simmonds This was ft clinking race; won by a quarter of a length onlv. Clark slipping his ...