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... occupying the chair for the first portion of the evening, and 'Mr. rodd the latter part. Messrs. G. Clay, Geo. Cross, and Tom White were the pianists, and the amount of harmony may be judged the length of the programme appended :—Mr. I'. White, pianoforte ...
... which bespeak publicity, the Libtral candidate is behind in the race. Our readers will be interes.ed in learning that Mr. Tom White, the blind organist cf the Hartshill Parish Church, has been appoint organist o* Coton Church. Mr. White trill leave Eartshill ...
... n had not nominated any candidates, still they had good friends amongst those nominated. Other toasts followed, and Mr. Tom White nted songs the intervals of speechn aking ...
... Hall, Nuneaton, in aid of the . a The soloists were Mrs. Mason and . k'V Cooper, of Coventry, Miss Alice uO*' Hill, and Mr. Tom White. Miss W $ Loughborough, recited, and His 3 b- , Miss Swinnerton, and Dr. Tomlins instrumentalists. Captain Gerard was elected ...
... attributable to the midway insbitained thressient tie year in the coal- Peewit advises, whhe gadded a get increase of 4.801,140 tom, white imentese as the other Mad tell 1,2011.730 tom short of the -tuner return raw acclaimer to the limning of 881, involving ...
... The vocalists were Miss Clare Maisey (Medalist), Miss Minnie Pryce, Mr. John Foster (from the Royal Academy), and Mr. Tom White, the blind tenor of Nuneaton. In respect to the local singer, it was generally conceded that Mr. White had never been hard ...
... It, Mr. Cassell; song, Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep, Mr. Taylor; song, At the Roll of the Drum, Mr. Barnett. Mr. Tom White and kir. Dawkins were the accompanist.. ...
... spoke highly of the week done by the He coupled with it the Samos of Bros. Kitchen sod G. H. Moadale. Song, The Takes, Mr. Tom White. Bro. Hosedale, ht resposee, remarked upon the of men in the neighbourhood who did not belong to any Friendly Society. He ...
... There is, however, room for improvement in the enaosiation and vitality of the execution. The powers of our townsman, Mr. Tom White, are so well known that it need only be said here that his reputation was in no way lessened by his efforts on this Dr. Tomlinson ...
... the oittngor, Chlurch G4reley, in the omntn of 1,iertby, bttililer. intrector, ind elniitt In ike r. Firstiueeting, lt tOm- White ?? llote, littrtttn-on-lrent, April 3S at 1!. Thoiittsi Matflotitt.i, rn, b te lctrni. Btreeb ril n. hoot snd cioe s itiater ...
... MR. TOM WHITE'S BENEFIT CONCERT. Mr. Toni IS ritziest benefit concert was held' on 'Thursday evening, in the National Schoo'st Nuneaton, there being • good attendance, and the artistes including, in addition to himself, Miss Edith Knott (soprano), of ...
... that evening. He then called upon Mies Bowler and Mr. R. Train to eominence the programme wit h &pianoforte due , . Mr. Tom White then sang Mona in style, and for a vaciferous recall he obliged with a sweet rendering of The Better Land. Mr. Porter ...