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... Miss Emily White, Mss Edith Barton, Miss Lizzie Lennington, Miss Emily Barton, Miss Lydia Hamilton, Miss Clara James. Mr. Tom White, Mr. Harry Montague, Mr. F. Hammond, Mr. Wm. Long, Mr. M. Noek, Mr. F. J. Fordham, Mr. J. Ellis, Mr. F. Williams, Mr. F. ...
... Mias Emily White, Mim Bar, ° Miss Clara James. Mias Emily Barton, , Mi» Albhone, Miss Lizsie Lennmgton, Mr. J. Ellis, Mr. Tom White, Mr. F. J. Fordham, Mr. Harry Montague, Mr. F. Mr. A. Arrowsmith, Mr. C. M, Nock, Mr. F. Hammond, Mr. E. W. Browning, Mr ...
... Miss Emily White, Miss Edith Barton, aNIJss Clara James. Mias Emily Barton, Mias Allibone, Miss Liz/.io Leaning ton, Mr. Tom White, Mr. F. J. Fordhara, Mr. Harry Montague, Mr. A. Arrowsmith, Mr. F. Hammond, Mr. E. W. Browning, Mr. W. Long, Mr. J. EllU ...
... by song of her own composition. Mr. Frank Williams gave son* exoellent imitations leading London actors. Messrs. F. Arno, Tom White, and Frank Hammond sang some well-known songs. Mr. and Mrs. Warner gave a oemio dialogue, whioh was oarefully performed, ...
... changing bands. was shown over the course by Joe Clarke, of Bermondsey, and Kent by Bill Deal, the celebrated opponent of Tom White, Alfred Egalton, of Black wall, being sole umpire. Peane had the station, and took alight lead, but Kent was with him for ...
... l-vibi'.—He walked one mile within each Lour. Rowno. Skipp.—About yards above the Putney Aqueduct, H. J. (Gn'oidl.—Ye**, Tom White. J. C. D.—You win Loth bets. CARDS. PUPLiCAW.—It counts five. P. B. B.—lt is revoke. Onown and According to the strict rule ...
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... there, and the farce concluded the programme, sustained by Messrs. prisoners followed him out about twelve o'clock. were not Tom White, J. Eathorne, F. Arno, and bliss Clara sober—Wee. Riley, bricklayer, Stapleferd Abbot*, deposed . About Jemes. In the absence ...
... concluded the programme, sustained by Mears. Tom White, J. Eettiorne, F. Arno, and Miss Clara James. In the absence of Miss Emily Barton, Mr. Arrowemith read her part. As The Clever Costar, monger, Tom White was inimitable, and the per. formance was as ...
... (encored); duet, The cousins,' Madame Montanelle and Miss Minnie Faultless (encored) ; sung, The Wailful young man, Mr. Tom White (eneor4 That's what I went to know substituted). Toe entertainment was, as usual, very succesiful. Madame Montsuielle, ...
... the scores ove only if took lace just as the clock was strik ing twelve. W. Thompsen.— 1 questions ar minutes 18 seconds, Tom White in 3 H wered by us under an; before uversity and the hand must | mt ecore over again, but the off ‘ef re start +, 64.) scores ...
... A letter addressed to the honorary secretary of cither club at Putney will find them. Middlesbo rough. min. 11 sec., by Tom White, in a race with Harry Clasper. PEDESTRIANISM.—James Bell. Yes. G. L. It is a race. This answers “J. P.” BlNG.—Robert Kirkby ...