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... BETTING IN LICENSED HOUSES. TOM WHITE FINED. the City Court. moreing, Messrs. J. \) i.«on J. Percy i.awson, White, of the Club Garden Tavern. Street, was summoned for allowing' betting on his premises, and William Bagshaw, clerk. Street, was summoned ...
... y upon her success st tbe recent nedon Meeting, Mr. aha mare privately to Mr. 8* she baa rejoined Lswtoa'a s-wg as Spa. Tom White, of Epsom, »till making steady progress towards recovery. We regret, however, Isara that b* baa bad misfortone to lose his ...
... flesh to come a ready conclusion niter seeing lot of horsss work, and perhaps the best man in England at the game is MR. TOM WHITE, OF EPSOM, who has been named “Eirly Bird,” he is always the first out a morning. Mr. White has attend every meeting of ...
... Harrier* ran 20 men. Paikwood 12. HU!d»ro' Harriers 10. 9bHk4d United 7. HarvMt Laoo Wodevan Hamm 6. aad Rotherham Hamm S. Tom White, captain the United Hamm, and bolder of the Harry Robert* SOitwiaen ehaUenf* sluefi and the Fob House to Earl Hotel record ...
... SHEFFIELD BEERHOUSE-KEEPER FINED. the City Police Court, yesterday, before Messre.J.Wycliffe Wilson and F. Percy Rawson, Tom White, of the Club Garden Tavern, Cliff Street, was summoned for allowing betting on his premises, and William Bagshaw, clerk, ...
... SHEFFIELD CROWDED NIGHTLY BY THE ELITE OF THE CITY. PALACE NEVER SUCH ENTHUSIASM SEEN BEFORE IN 6RAND CHANGE PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. TOM WHITE S ARABS. SAM DALTON. ROSIE COLEMAN. ■ton open at 7', Commence 7.30. Early Open 6.30. Bn Plan at Arthur WJeon. Peck, and Co ...
... book- maker’s tout—that is, he sends what will win, as he knows. Johnny Templeman is in the same business as Mr. Crawford. Tom White, of Epsom, once aspired to ianism, and he won a £10 match, the last mile the Derby Course, which he backed himself to do ...
... Tho Imp. Fred Barrett has now won the French Derby two years in succession, having been on the back Clover last year. As Tom White says, the fall Shillelagh always *ives nasty blow. and those who laid odds quite with the Pride Epsom. Colonel Isorth has ...
... was | ordered to pay os., aad 17s. 6d. costs, in default 11 3ays' imprisonment. A Cai tion* to Sheffield Card Players. — Tom White, table kn.fe baiter, Lansdowne road, Sheffield, was brought up in custody charged with gaming witii ;ards, on Sunday afternoon ...
... guineas ir Benevolent 2ys, by Bendigo—Lady W. ighvingall, guineas Sch wit ait Bohemian, aged, by Balfe— Hetty, ‘Mr guineas. Tom White, of Epsoi is organising what ie called the World’s Chempion Fox-Terner Coursing Meeting. to take place at Epeom on Monday ...
... Cricket dob Ground, facing the well-known on Thursday, under most favourable conditions. It was case Married v. Single, Tom White, M the Epsom Sage, selecting tha team of Benedicts, and Bob that of the single. From glance at tha score will be seen that ...
... Wright (in the chair), Mr. G. W. Chambers, and Mr. W. Roberts, miner named Abraham Espley was summoned for having £ assaulted Tom White, engineman, of Cadman Street, Wath. Mr. Hickmott prosecuted, and Mr. Gichard defended. It seemed that the defendant had been ...