... Wool to Awaraiia. While Ilhas twee/ to ;hied SINN ; sad Desheies Use to (has& C lIONICT IX47IIANOZD Notice of Removal. Mr. TOM WHITE, 0111GANIXT AT ooToN CHURCH. rocaiiii. Itissinan, & Oniiitalial Piano Nair). to dusk 'similitude ot Nussetos + 0 emssuadhig ...

... also poisoefor like in Cora Staiiks, sad for ki'lins notes on teed Post Is ad Ie end Of SANDFORD 4 Beds. mold Ci,enilets. TOM WHITE. Organist. Caton Church, Profeasional Vocalist. Teacher of Musk, Certificated Tuner.- 6, Manor Coart-road. SON. ...

... of the Loudon, Glasgow, and Dublin Concerts ; I Mies HASTINGS-HART (Soprano), Miss Lottie MAlusess (Second Soprano). Mr. TOM WHITE (Teuir), Mr. L W. Taylor (Bass), Taylor, A.ILL.C./L Pianist: Mr. Albert Baker. girgAtwoospanist, L Bwinnerton. Mr. J. l, ...

... great pleasure to bear it treated se effectually. The treble solos were dealt with by Raster Albert fisaaston, and well. Mr. Tom White took the Maar parts with ability, although be did net seem to be I. quite each good voice as usual. He to have • slight cold ...

... the Ida.hos of the Council . ; Mr. H. Marston ; Hr. H. Sttlfolk ; the Clok CORPORAL ROSE'S well known BART) be ia with Mr. TOM WHITE an TIIOS. C. NEATIL tteeretary. Colon Roo!, Nuneaton. MR. E. COKE JEPHCOTT, PROFESSOR OF =SIC, BEGS to announce that the ...

... the HESPERUS AND RINNITT ., MAY QUEEN. Dramatis Personae :—May Queen (Soprano), Miss Rost Hutt ; The Lover (Tenor), Mr. Tom White ; The Queen (Second Soprano), Miss Lottie McQueen; Captain of the Foresters (as Robin Hood) (Baas), Mr. E. W. Taylor ; Conductor ...

... held at the Vicarage Schools, on Tuesday evening. About 1W eat down to a meat tea. Sub. an enjoyable evening was spent. Mr. Tom White and Mr. Elliott rendered some capital songs Short, bat Interesting addressees were delivered by the Vicar, He. K. (who p ...

... and Prinees.s of 1 • • Wales, and the rest of the Royal Family. This • , having been received with musical Immure. Mr. Tom White (the eveniug's pianist) sang Mona, , and then the Chairman gave the toast of Success to the Attli•borough Quoit Club ...

... Elects*. The artistes in. eluded the best talent of the Midlands. and local vocalists also cnotributed to the programme. Mr. Tom White of Nuneaton was one of the favourites of the evening. He had • splendid reception and two of hie orange. Branca and The ...

... Violin, Mir SWINNERTON, Pianoforte, Mrs. STUBBS, Camp Hill, Recitation. Dr. TomussoN, 'Cello, M. W. HILL, Baritone and Mr. TOM WHITE, Tenor. Dunn open 7-30 ; conunence at B. Admission : Reserved seats fnumiered), 28.6 d. ;Family Tickets to admit Five, 10s ...

... ASTIITSB MISS NORA GRAYSTON (Sortwoo. MRS. OSBORNE WILLIAMS. Associate of the Royal Academy of Itueic. (Corrusiso). MR. TOM WHITE (Meson). MR. F. SPENCER, Scholarship Holder of the Wham School of Music (Rem). MISS KATE WILSON, Medals& sad of the R.A.M ...

... the principal c lgo ss a t. do r n,d eoe ublin. Glasgow and MISS HART (Soprano). MISS LOTTIE McQUEEN (Second Soprano). MR. TOM WHITE (Tana). MR. E. W. TAYLOR (Bass). Pianist : MISS LOUIE TAYLOR, A.M. L.C.M. Organist : MR. ALBERT BAKER. Conductor: MR. JOHN ...