... public tes was ur-u‘‘ugmg .’-»5“ the Nev. P. W fiuN',v and Mr. J. Atkin were the Yrakers, the chair being taken by Mr. Tom White, of Non York. The chapel dmwui_rm.: Yere wid at the close by Mr. Pogson, Coningsby. total procesds umounted to £5 40 1. The ...

... disgrace, which would be worse than death—mnay, which would be death, as it was to poor White 7 “ Jack, what disgrace? Whte! Tom White? Tou cannot mean— P Oh, Jack!” and it was Rachel's turn to sob. «] do mean that——. Yes, Rachel, in spits of all my promises ...

... mile handicap, for which the time wag returned as 4min. 22 4-ssec. E. Jones, 15 yards, also of the Highgate Harriers, beat Tom White, Putney A.C., 20, in the one mile steeplechase. H. D. Gradwell, the South African, put the shot 42ft.}in. and won, while ...

... in the mile run was abandoned. By his third successive win on Saturday the twenty-guineas challenge cu becomes his own. Tom White’s success in the halg mile handicap steeplechase was due to a return to something like the form which enabled him to win ...