... Fothergill, W. two. C. B, Irwin, W. J. M.K Forree H.W. Looker, GM. Harris, ©. Steeplechaee. ALR. George ( der). H. Evane Deries, Tom White, A. G. E. J. Wilkins, Geo. Dabbe, O. Bennett, H. Watkins, G. Martin, C. S. Sydenham, Pole Jump.—&. D, Dickineon (bolder) ...

... The homo team ara fourth, and should have a good chance of gaining higher honours. A big struggle is expected- between Tom White, of the United Harriers, and A. Hides, of the Hallamshire, foe first place. The start, as usual, will be three o'clock for ...

... Rotherltun Wes^ Riding Police OounJ yesterday, with ?? a quantity of wearing ?? 1 j p:irci. valued at 30>.. rhe propert;. of Tom White, of 1 Bf>wbr ...

... were George Carley, Tom White and Geo. Wild, who finished very close together in the order named. The following runners have been chosen to represent the dub in the Yorkshire Senior Championship, at Rotherham, on March 11th:— Tom White, Geo. Carley, J. R ...

... fellow called John Martin. and bis companions were very fond of playing tricks, not only upon strangers bos on one another: Tom White having Just suffered from one of these pranks, and, not knowing who it was, said nave revenge on someone, so, seleotiug Martln ...

... them sage of Lpsom eays, Never luneh) nQr bye not even °!E charn]p. • a will I ever smoke anotheidgar. , friar you are, Tom White. •o their word, especially Jem arlej. Says the Sporting Chronicle'' office at Great Mai low geems to . j caused upset bv ...

... programme consists of four events, throe of them being handicaps open to all the members, ant the fourth a walking match between Tom White, the popu'ar captain of the Harriers and uie holder of the club's walking championship, and C. E. Klsby, who receives 55sec ...

... however, still dificult to arrive wt any eb increase of 28,412 dollar. | menthe aleaut unehancrt. March fe ot. Le ft green fer tom, white | there i 80) = offeriuy The approximate crow ings of the Inter-Oceanie Rail- Se GM, 91. Mav 3s Fid to 4 PM. Jone Be T+ ...

... A fat party with red face retorted with. I Well, I aiu't likely to forget to-day, at any rate. Needless to add was Mr. Tom White who eased his j mind thus. The French Oaks will be run Chantilly next Sunday, and the French Derby Sunday, June 1. For tbe ...

... ovices’ Handicap (Oven).—C. Aspinall, Addis- Dunioe Harners,75 con 60, 2; . Ratherford, Weybridge, 1; W, C. Mya‘ F.C., 3%, 3. Tom White was at scratch, but could not get in the first half-dozen. Won by a yard, two yards separat- jing second and third. Time ...

... l have read with surprise and in- » ?? ths report of tho Watch Committee's pro- J posals, respecting the endorsement of Tom White* ' lieenee. | I shoidd like to know whan wn ere, sir. Is our J Magistrates' Bench to he overruled by the Uquor in- v-rest ...

... frm Lage 24, 1.508 Alam — lamp, 5e 444 to Se bazrels i4s 98. Benzele, pe. le 244 to te 34. J to £8 Sa: Se 444; iF Ga per tom; white, te Red lend 12» 442, hyérie- Sota is 64 lle 94; to in buzrele 2s, in bags 232, Bengal ope and te artive 18s weminel. Seda ...