... CREIGHTON * STEWART, PAINTEIS* GLAZIERS, PA PERM ANGERS OILDBEf USB CHURCH DECORA TOM White Swah Imr Yard, STREET, MQRPITH. A J|TOCK or COCOA-NUT MAT cm?, tWAMLEB CA MB' B, Orromn aa Unuwtt*. JOHN THOMPSON, CORN MERCHANT, SCOTCH ARMS YARD, MORPETH all ...

... case of White v. Cohen came on in the Hi Court on Monday, before Mr. Justice Lawrence. ft appeared thet plaintiff was Mr. Tom White, well known in the music hall worid as the proprietor of “fom White's Arabs,” and he sought to recover the return of certain ...

... their acquaintances the awfully fine day for the celebration of the race !—poets, painters, and actors ; Bob Chambers and Tom White, and other aquatic notabilities, who had themselves contended for the Championship of the river. The frequency with which ...

... —many hundreds beiag laid out. The Umpires were Mr. Henry Heath, for Everson; Mr. Alex Ross, for Corby; and the celebrated Tom White, was referee. Everssn having won the toss took the north shore, Corby well away from him. Both were so well aware of the ...

... a fellow named White. He had been at Rugby with him. ' For old Vich had been at Rugby—he had, indeed. And he knew that Tom White lived somewhere in Yorkshire, but where hardly knew. But it was no very difficult matter, even in that day, to find out a ...

... STEWART, PAINTERS, GLAZIERS* GILDER, HOUSE CHURCH DECORA TOMS, -White Sir Yard, STREET, A STOCK OF COCOA-NUT MATS VERY CHEAP, CHARLES CAMS '8, QppOilTß THE VICARAWi B«hx.xhotoh. SALE, Lot of IRON BEDS, Cheap, JL AT E. J. CARR'S, WBIGGIN-B Y- TEE-SEA. ...