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... 1069. G RAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTI!! Rational Anwmasseritt, Variety, Sterling Merit, Void of Vulgarity I Principal : Mr. TOM WHITE, The mielinted silver toned LOUISE CAMPIA, Cootie T. nor. Tim eminent Soprano Mr. SHERRtTT, sod Spaniel The fenny Irish Comedian ...
... Sept. 20ih, aged 15 months, John, son of Mr Jessie Dawson, Gas Nook, Barnsley. Sept. aged 25 years, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Tom White. Union-street, Barnsley. Sept. 21st, aged 23 years, Ann, wife Mr. James Malkin, New-strect, Barnsley. Sept, 23rd, aged years ...
... Pocock, old Harry Clasper, Teesdale Wilson, and J. MacKinney. the other hand, he has had to succumb before the prowess of Tom White, MacKinney, and Joe Sadler; and in regattas he rowed second to Robert Chambers and Green, the Australian. He is about years ...
... Eleven, on Saturday at Farsley. Scores:—Leeds Victoria 55, 132, with three wickets to fall; Parsley 29. For the winners Tom White scored 8, 25 not out; G. Peel 6 not out, 19 ;J. Cheatter 1, 23 ;T. Hassell 12, 3 ; W. Haigh 13, and J. Baldwin 0, 12. Eccleshill ...
... Pocock, old Harry Clasper, Teesdale Wilson, ami J. MacKinney. On the other hand, he has had to succumb before the prowess of Tom White, MacKinney, and Joe Sadler; and in regattas he rowed second Kobeit Chambers and to Green, the Australian. He is about 31 ...
... Bonnet Ribbon, Clearing as 414., pries SO. mei ONO& emit And 01 . 1 se Coo W. FIELD, 13, WESTGATE, BRADFORD. Werstrease. ALAO TOM ,White Linen Damask Table Cloths, amity Rekseed. JAMAICA White Curtains, below oost. Roasted ass as 4 whilst Blankets (slebtly ...
... es, among which may be mentioned his laving four times contended successfully for the ihampionship against Harry Kelly, Tom White, Everlon, and Green, the Australian. A good sum has been -aised with this object, but the committee are unable state the ...
... requisite, indomitable plnck. Atter convincing his compeers on the Tvne thai they : had not a shadow of a chance, he induced Tom White of Chelsea, to travel northward and contend with him j for the Tyne championship and £1U0 a side. I„ this I match it was ...
... Thames for £200, and finished the race in 24 minutes 30 seconds. Eighteen months- later, on the 9th April, 1859, he beat Tom White, of London, on the Tyne, for £200. On the 22nd August in the same year he won the scullers' race at theManchesterregatta ...
... taken to cultivate • taste for singing. The harp that once threw. Fara's Halls, and Po tr Oil sweetly sung by Masters Tom White and J. Caddy. Mr Brown gave the Lancadlito song, 1 Rs watbor wad cam, with • toarh of genuine humour, and as being encore ...
... years of age ; he fiixt i tt public 15 years ago, and has rowed some veir fine rao« among hir opponent* being the celebrated Tom White* and H. White, his brother. Baker twelve younger, and his performances are very few. T»-. steamers accompanied the race ; ...
... the powers of Chambers. Green has. up* different occasions, defeated Jemmy Candlish (of Newcastle-on-Tyne), Harry White (Tom White’s brother', the * two Dewards, «Stc. The sporting correspondent of Le Sport is horrified the idea of a dog costing 2*5,000 ...