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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ; ...
... 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 ...