... adjourned inquiry at the Town of of Ramsgate Tavern, Hilgh-street, Wapping, touching the death of Thomas White, aged 7'3 years. Tom White, waterman, aud landlord of the Grapes Tavern, New Gravel-lane, Shadwell, stated that the deceased was his father, and plied ...

... w the Dervishes, and we were quietly informed that they ] are known sometimes as Battersea Arabs. But we h beard Buffalo Tom White, who went on to prove that I man is made wrong, and in the proving kept the i house in roars of laughter. Then having shown ...

... osition in a lion's skin, the result being joyous - laughter. One of the receptions of the evening was reserved for MIr Tom White and his cohort of military c recruits, and the way the youngsters took the 'rise s out of their commander comnmemidel itself ...

... make a good living. Subscriptions have already been promised by Miss Lizzie Howard, Mr H. . 1 Edmunds, Mr Joe Tennyson, ?? Tom White, Mr F. Neiman, Mr Pat Carey, &c. I am pleased to say the Terriers will give £5, and if wdi can get by Thursday next £25 the ...

... afternoon was made by Miss Cissy Loftus, whose imitations of Marie Lloyd, Eugene Stratton, and Gus Elen delighted the house. Mr Tom White invaded the stage with his military Arabs; the Pylades interested the audience in celebrities, living and dead, Mr George ...

... prompt, came to the rescue. Being brought back to respond to the recall, the clever and popular little lady announced that Mr Tom White and his Arabs would appear next, just to fill up a gap. If they were not quite perfect she hoped that the audience would ...

... the aid of my friends, Messrs Charles Godfrey, Harry Freeman, Fred Williams, Will Crackles, Harry Anderson, J. IV. Hanson, Tom White and his Arabs, Harry Lynn, D. J. M'Carthy, Paul Pelbam, Alec Hurley, Harry Wright, Tennyson and O'Gorman, Newhasa and Latimar ...

... prompt, came to the rescue. Being brought back to respond to the recall, the clever and popular little lady announced that Mr Tom White and his Arabs would appear next, just to fill up a gap. If they were not quite perfect she hoped that the audience would ...

... aid of my friends, less4rs Charles Godfrey, Harry Freeman, Fred Williams, Will Crackles, Harry Anderson, J. W. Haiison, Tom White and his Arabs, Harry Lynni, D). ,J. M.'Carthy, P'aul Pelhiam, Alec Hurley, Harrv Wright, Tennysoii and O'Gorman, Newham anld ...

... Pearce and Hainsworth. Churley was by no means lucky as regards- scratch races, as was evinced when he lowered the colours of Tom White and W. H. Pollock-Hill in the South London barriers' 1,000 Yards race at the Oval, yet hse himself had Harry Whittick, of ...

... Sisters Preston, Mr Charles Mildare, Mr Alec Hurler, Athas and Collins, Miss Celina Bobe, Mr Harry Paulton, Mr Tom Costello, Tom White and his merry company, Miss Daisy Mayer, the Garden and Melvin Quintet, Miss Marie Wilton. the Crescendos. Mr Tom Leamore ...

... Blanchard, Atkinson, J. H. Barnes, J. Lane, Charles Beecham, Lawrence Barclay, Jesse Burton, Charles Bignell, Charles Coborn, Tom White, J. W. Cragg. Leo Dryden, Harry Blake, Bar- ker, Seaward, Fred Higham, Cotes, Atbert Hall, Tom Rice, Walter Tilbury, and ...