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... Atkannon. Bros. Horn. Winifred Johnson. G. W. Kenway, 58111 e. Alma. Fred Motion. Edwin Boyde. Evan. and Lnimore. Flo Bathroom. Tom White'. Arabic EVERY EVENING, at 7.30. Admission from IS.; private bones from 11.11,144 reserved orchestral stalls. Is. MATINEES ...
... through Tom White’s fire.” Witness saw some pieces of carpet also, and Spraggs remarked how cleverly they hail gone through the fin*, and said what a fool (witness) was to work hard for his living in his old days instead of doing he and Tom White hail done ...
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... much under her value at2ooguineas. i For the bay Sir Walter Mr. Waring, a veteran follower of the West Kent, gave 240. Mr. Tom White, of Alder- j shot, took the well-bred Hawthorn for 150 and Nancy i.?e for 100. Warwick went to Mr. Williams for 180, P.alliu ...
... that the preceding remarks may have enabled the reader to form a general of this matchless carpet, whose colours, changing (tom white to dark brown, in hundreds lints, according to the light fakes them, with the softness, imd keeke of the wholeto make it ...
... Miss Jennie Burgoyne a. Ma/epos. Albert and Edmund!, Troupe. Ardell and the Brother. Donaldson, Sara New., Tale! Storer., Tom White Boys. Madce Lucas and ComPanY. Chtimm La Mara, the St.Cainx Lena sod Vani, Frank Leon. A;ne. Hwel. Sinter, Coleman. Shaw ...
... W. Kenn - ay, Little Chip. Winifred Johnron. Torn Leamore. Arthur Rigby. Ida Heath. Harry Atkinin. Jennie Valissom. Tom White, Aral.,. P. U. Celli. R. U. Ritual Minnie Brother. Horn. flam R.lfern. Ais I.undbeist. Peel FAIMID 80yd Nellie Navette ...
... , many hundreds being laid out. The umpires wero Mr. 11. Heath for Everson, Mr. Alec Ross for Corby, and tho celebrated Tom White was referee. Everson haying won tho toss took tho north shore, Corby being well away from him. Both were so well awaro of ...
... Atkinson. Woo. Witilfre.l.lohnenn. O. W. Kendra'. Mane. Almn. Ertel Ala Lonilbe , g. Edwin Boyd.. Evan. more. Flo Gall.- more Tom White'. Arrih, EVERY EVENING. at 7.30. Alrdoedon from Is.: Moms from V. Ile. Of.; orchestral ss. MATINEES. SATURDAYS. at 2.N.1 ...
... French Eccentriquess, Raynor and Wood. Millie. Fred Darby. the Hungarian Sextette. the Sisters Matthew., Rezeni and Robini. 'Tom White. Arabs, Pat Rafferty, the Sisters Jonghmeti. Nellie Navette. de.-Open 7.46. ALHAMBRA.-At oeloek.-ALADDIN The Pall Mall ...
... X 4.7. UMW. Es.e. Roy. Itophla May. Clunk. Charm. Arthur Lemard. k.a Alexander, Walter Elleff I. 'w.p.m., I. Ruben.. TOM White . . Arabs hrator. Norne,Cbew woe Le Muster. Mane. Emma Paul emmenalli. never al trod H. tbe 11.1 MIAMI Thum appawnwe to aOa ...
... be first appeared in public 15 years ago, and has rowed some very line races, among his opponents being tho celebrated ; Tom White, and IT. White, his brother. Baker is twelvej years younger, and bis performances are very few. Two,; steamers accompanied ...