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... HENRY KELLY AND THOMAS WHITE. The above celebrated men must be well known to our readers, both by what they have done, aud the time they have have been before the public. H. Kelly, of Fulham, first came into notice in 1852, w hen he won the Leander Coat ...
... REPORTED DEATH THOMAS WHITE It is with much pleasure that we coutradict the following report, which appeared some of the evening papers last night : Suicide Thomas White, the Antagonist of Chamber s this day.—We regret to s ale that Thomas White who was defeated ...
... of the church of All Hallows the Great, Upper ThameB-?treet. Sir K. W. Carden, the alderman of the ward, presided. Mr. Thomas White, Mr. Henry Kebbol, Mr. Jeremiah Colman, Mr. Francis Wyatt Trusoott, Mr. John Kearns, and Mr. George Faroes were re elected ...
... AQUATICS, THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE THAMES. The recent defeat ot Thomas White, of Bermondsey, by the renowned James Chambers, ot Newcastle-upon-Tyne, while it added one laurel more to the extraordinary achievements this great master of the art of rowing ...
... Lennox town, Stirlingshire, innkeeper. John Nicholson, Dunacore, Dumfriesshire, farmer. John Forrester, Glasgow, plasterer. Thomas White, Glasgow, grocer. Alexander Malcolm, Milnathort, Kinross-shire, cabinctnuikcr. John Greenhorn, Uraehcad, Lanarkshire, lime ...
... Esq., MJ, Gnat Tower-street, E.C., Director the Kent Waterworks Company. Cornelius Eaq., Little Park, Enfield, Middlesex. Thomas White, K-q. (M ...
... Patrick Barry, tiwan and Sugar Loaf, Hickman’s Folly, Wiiii&m Crawley George Tmdle. Ship, Long-line, Charles Daniel OoUins, Thomas White. KoTHEßHirnK.—King’s Anns, Eothcrhithe-street, Mary Ann William Oonnor. CAiißEßWELX.—Windmill, Wyndham-road, Chti. Masoa ...
... ward in the Court Common Council Messrs. G. Ilarker. H. Kebbel, J. Kcams, Jep’Tu.uh Colman, F. W. Truscott, J. Larues, and Thomas White. I'pon show hands only five were held fer Mr. White, and a poll was demanded his behalf. Nothing a public chara:!cr was ...
... of John Wiltshire, deceased, to John George Sowerby. Red Cross, Barbican, Leopold Taylor and William Dawson to William Thomas White Richardson. Fareinodom Without.—White Swan, Salisbury-court, John Gibbs to Joshua Fountain. Black Swan, Whitefriarsstreet ...
... able to find Hands he returned to the spot where he had left the horse and van, and was surprised find they were gone. Thomas White, late night, foreman in the employ of the railway company, the Willow-walk Station, said that he knew the prisoner as formerly ...
... afterwards Henry VII., sought shelter at Tenby, with his mother, after being besieged Pembroke Castle, and were lodged by Mr. Thomas White, then mayor of Tenby, and wealthy wine merchant, whose monument still forms interesting object in the parish church here ...
... presidency of Sir R. W. Carden, it resolved that five of the old members should re-elected. Those gentlemen were Messrs. Thomas White, John Reams, Jeremiah Col man, F. W. Trascott, and W. G. Barnes. Mr. Edgar Credit elected to fill the vacancy caused the ...