... 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 ...

... presided, snd delivered a brief address. The follow'ng was the m-:—(,\.'.-u'a address, Rev. W. R. ; vecitation, “ Water clear,” Tom White: recitation, “Saying and doing,” Altred Wiloox; melody, “ Right men are wanted,” Choir: recitation, David Brown: dialogue ...

... 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 ...

... Sewer} Mim 3, Cotkbura—whils tod breiad pmldlulm(n.'l'. lmm“ ¥ d,umumm% cream white, belted with , dense fine show flower ; Tom White. Jellow, broize purple belting, fine densc extra; William Young—yellow, ¥ Ve ung.“ it ' ANCY NEW VARIETINS.— white, Alexander ...

... hunted the entire country four days a week ; since then Mr. Arkwright has carried the horn with the ladies two doys a week, Tom White« more hunting the other section of the pack. After their long series of successes at Peterborongh hound show, it is not necessary ...

... 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 ...