... MARRIAGES. May 25, at Bredon, by the Rev. L. Clutterback, Mr. W. Wadley, of Cafttlemortou, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Tom White, of True Blue Farm, Kinaham, and Freeman's Court, Twyuinir. May 25, at Cainscroes Church, by the Rev. J. G. Uwins, Alfred ...

... 110 1 1 110 110 1 1 0 1 1 0 110 110 1 1 0 110 110 110 I 1 Mr. Robert Timbrcll Johu Home Kev. H. Fitzgerald Mr. S. Davis Tom White „ Ferdinand Fystoa „ John Hopton ~ Richsrd Lord .. „ Benjamin Hall .. John Elba „ J. Yorke „ C. William Smith .. G. Shcrward ...

... council ; and Messrs. Sargeant aud Walter White were elected, without opposition, to re-place them ; Mr. Weaver and Mr. Tom White, the other retiring councillors, were re-elected. The Mayor, (Dr. Hitch), who is most popular, has consented to lUI the honour ...

... fined 51. and Be. 6d. coats, and in default were sent to prison for two months, for trespassing on land occupied by Mr. Tom White ou Sunday morning. P.C. Newman beard a gun fired, and met them, and found on them a newly•killed rabbit and three nets, and ...

... Acres of Land, pleasant Residence, and all needful Farm Buildings a* now and for many yeara past in the occupation of Mr. Tom White, situate the Parish of Bredon, Worcestershire. There not yard of bad land the Estate, which Is conveniently divided, fruited ...

... 58 Acres or Land, pleasant Residenoe, and all needful Farm Buildings now and for many years past in the oooupation of Mr. Tom White, situate in the Parish of Worcestershire. There la not a yard of bad land on the Estate, which conveniently divided, riehly ...

... and believed they would drink with all jovialness. The toast was drunk with three times three, time being' given by Mr. Tom White, of Tewkesbury. Mr. Colmore was greeted with loud applause. He begged to offer them his warmest and most grateful thanks ...

... samples were not so bright as in former years, but were far better than could have been expected. The judges were Messrs. Tom White, Harris, and Saunders, and the prizes were awarded, the first to Mr. Edward King, of Ablington, the second to Mr. Sheepwsy ...

... Hotel ordinary for a number of years, and also to his worth as a neighbour and friend. Gloucester, Sept. 16th, 1861. Mr. Tom White presided, and Mr. Thomas Cadle (who is the vice-president at the ordinaries) filled the vice chair. There were also present ...

... his part, for he was beloved and ; respected all who knew him. (Cheers.) The toast was drank with three times three, Mr. Tom White leading the cheers with his accustomed energy. The Chairman, in resixmding, said, every occasion when his health was proposed ...

... friends and upporters of the new member dined together at the Swan Hotel, under the pre. sidency of E. G. Stone, Esq., Mr. Tom White occupying the vice-chair. Among the company were the Hon. W. Coventry, J. R. Yorke, Eq., M.P., and the majority of the leaders ...

... Deerhunit ; Capt. Stone, Rev. R. Fowler, Rev. If. Stone, Sergeaunt, Tewkesbury Park; Mrs. Bowen, Mr- Bolding, Mr. Allard, Mr. Tom White, Mr. and Mrs. J. Knight, Mr. and Mrs Clift, Mr. and Misses Williams, Mr. sod Miss White, Mrs Cox, Mr. Lockhart, &a Mr. Yorke ...