... recorded performance was in June, ls'.ii, when he won the Apprentices Coat and Badge at tho Thames National Regatta, defeating Tom White and soreral others. He has also been engaged in several matches. Brewitt took up hia quarters at the White Hart, Barnes, ...

... Deal flouiished as a great below-bridge sculler ten years ago, having rowed a desperate four miles race with the celebrated Tom White. He bos since this beaten Corpe and Biker, of Berniondsey. Russell's performances have been very ci editable against good ...

... great many encounters, and rowed tho finest waterman's scullers' race ever seen, having three years ago contended against Tom White, who lately aspired to tho championship, and who only beat him by half a length, from Putney to Mortlake; he also rowed White's ...

... bonnet fall. Her attire consisted of a black silk dress, two white petticoats, white calico drawers embroidered at the bot- tom ; white flannel Guernsey shirt, calico chemise, cotton stockings, knitted garters, and kiel boots with military heels. The drawers ...

... Kingston (late of Teddington rformance was in J His first recorded pe won the Apprentices Cout an’ Badge Regatta, defeating Tom White and saiso engaged in several mat up his quarters at the White Hw f R. Fuiler and H. Kelly; and rand (Garter. Putner. u tbe ...

... a landsman ; the former having trained at the Feathers, Wandsworth, uci.er Henry Salter nnd the latter at Barnes, under Tom White. The race was for 10L a tide, and was from Putney to Barnes, Alter several false starts they got ofF together aad ro\ve;_ ...

... y, Robert Chambers, of Newcastle, met Kelley for the charapionship and a side, and defeated holding it against good men—Tom White, of Bermondsey; George W. Kver- son, of Greenwich; and Richard A, W. Green, an Australian, until, in August, 1865, Kelley ...

... adjourned inquiry at the Town of Ramsgate Tavern, High-street, Wapping, touching tho death of Thomas White, aged 79 years. Tom White, the celebrated waterman, and landlord of the Grapes Tavern, New Gravel-lane, Shadwell, stated that the deceased was his ...

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... day.’ Witness of course could not give change, and told Spraggs so, who thereupon said that he (witness) must wait while Tom White, who was also there, and whom witness knew as Spraggs’s brother-in- law, went and got change in the City. Witness knew White ...

... be first appeared in public 15 years ago, and has rowed some very line races, among his opponents being tho celebrated ; Tom White, and IT. White, his brother. Baker is twelvej years younger, and bis performances are very few. Two,; steamers accompanied ...

... Deal isa waterman, and is J’ he first anpeared in p ublic 15 years ago, and very fine races, amoz ng his opponents being Tom White, and H, W hite, his brother. years younger, and his performances are steamers accompanied tke race, Mr. Che having bee ‘n ...