... , on Tuesday (before Sir James Campbell, Colonel Davies, and Messrs Trotter, M. T. Dixon, C. T. Palmer, and C. W. Dew), Tom White, manager of the Swan Hotel, Monmouth, was summoned by Rosa Simmonds, a young woman of Lane-end, Coleford, to show cause, ...

... the High Courts on Monday (before Justice Lawrance). It appeared that the plaintiff was Mr Tom White, well known in the music hall world as proprietor of Tom White's Arabs, and he sought to recover the return of certain furniture, and damages for retaining ...

... THE DEATH AT A SWANSEA SCHOOL. The mortal remains of Master Tom White, the youngest son of Mr Thomas White, mechanical engineer, Lliw Forge, Pontardulais, who died very suddenly at the St. Andrew's Collegiate School, Swansea, of hemorrhage, caused by ...

... Cross, Miss Harris, and Mr T. W. Rees, a more powerful kind proceeded from an efficient band under the leadership of Mr Tom White, A diversified musical entertainment followed. DHUNK AND ASSAULTING THE POLICE.—At the borough police-court on Saturday—before ...

... ); and CoL Gwynne, c!nef constable of the county of Brecon Mr Morgan, clerk to the justices, and his senior partner, Mr Tom White. Of the eencral public there were but few, as but slight intimation had been given of the proceedings. At the Mr Williams ...

... well, though very uneasy about the law suit. Your affectionate son, P. P S.Write soon, and please address me care of Mr Tom White, No. — Charles-stteet. You will guess why I have not written this with my own hand. p, Tbie letter, containing tha address ...

... cowardly gnng that molested h:m in the dark hour of the night. Residents of the neighbourhood of Bridgend, ac- quainted with Tom White Hali, Penyvai, and his family, with that of Jack Jones, Cefn, near Toudu, and his sons, with other blackguards from Cefnhengoed ...

... excited a considerable amount of public interest, took place at Whitataffh, between the Fairy Queen, the property of Mr Tom White, of Gloucester, and the Ju t ia Time, a pony BELONGING to Mr John Hopkins, of Llandaff. Both ponies were reported to be ...