... the truant by-and-bye. A blush will convince — a tell-tale sigh, Or sweet confession of somebody's eye. Stockton-on-Tees. Tom White. ...

... cannot always gather flowers ! ' Yet memory cannot be estranged From Life's bright golden morning hours. Stockton-»n-T>es. Tom White. ...

... hid for ever 'neath the grave's cold mould ; His suu is set iv its Celestial west, Yet left us tints of everlasting gold. Tom White. Stockton, Angust, 1870. ...

... forctd whisk Lend me a whin, a good thick ouc ~* Now, Tom White. I've a k. ?? -. .. with you, said Mr Ix>ff,:n. •.*, ** frightening my daughter, and : whiaky. Take that!' and rithoci * Tom White to reply Mr Ltftou iar^J unmercifully with the whip. The ...

... Deakin joined his friend Tom White at the Swan he cautiously Bounded him as to Lucy Lofton. She's a stack up piece o' goods, as proud aa if she were a lady, and did us a great favour by coming there to work, said Tom White. If sue stops there we'll ...

... s .'■ ur.Jcr tbe charge of Miss Edith : - a 'i \)r rT 61 1 ?? 4 Cullmgwood ; tho adverti-ement ?? G Wethe u and Mr Tom White. ijrt than°^'°-. a Vlcar *ff ,s hou-e will cost much ?? and *? a * urn lhac I,aa beeu a;read ?? '^'•afe,,. I. ?? ' s^ ...

... under the charge of Miss Edith ■ •■• ji.-h i.ertha ...

... AOITATQB. So you bungled in your little scheme, said Kate, with a sneer. You were so foolish S3 to trust that drunken Tom White, who can keep nothing when he's had something to drink. Fo!k3 will say again that I have beeu mixed up in it You'd better ...

... Ah. good Heaven what poison ? '• Mr noffman will know ; I bought it of him. Perhaps he can save me ! I And away went Tom, white as death, to the old druggist's shop. He burst into the shop like a whirlwind The I lady Vhe gasped. The lady who bought ...

... below came up to the breakfast-room, and the earl exclaimed, irritabiy — Confound it, Matthew ! go aud tell that fool of a Tom White to hold his tongue. I shall not hunt to-day. This time Matthew was sorely put to it not to exhibit any surprise, for such ...

... Grand Musical Spectacle, entitled — THE GATHERING OF THE CLANS! Or, a Yorkshireman's Visit to the Highlands ! Written by Mr Tom White. The entertainment wl'l commence each evening with a GRAND CONCERT, by the following eminent a- cistes : A Treat for Old ...