... your caee is hope'.eas. THEATKICAL, ADovni.—lt was produced the Holboro Theatre Ootoher 8. 1888. iownro. Snru'»*m«K.—Y«e. Tom White. W. B, {Salford).—You wou ! not have the slightest Br.k.\r. lie was boi nin HLmD.—To the baulk tieb«ulk eo ...

... Sumracrford L«dy Bird Daffodil mare Musketeer Idle Bay Sir Walter be LADIES' Sunlight Eliza Sir Hugh Allan Dale Dsndr Royal Tom White Star Lothario g Reekie Blue Rum Firefly Go Bang Mountaineer W HUNTERS’ RACK. I Woman Red Emperor I King Trumps TOWN PURSE ...

... the rac • at the the bet void. Back nt —The sUod* in abeyance, and o*rnot say when is likely to settled. mown*. §k —Yea by Tom White and J. B. (Osferd!.—Yon should have taka® the inside berth. 9. B. W - I7iMc. If L*fl« And Siohnrdi id their bent. OAKSS. ...

... 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 ...

... then you can declare the Derby bet ott. H. W. D.—We cannot inform you. J. W.—Wc cannot cay. Bownro. JG. (Pontf sea).—Q) Tom White in Sixain Uaeo. (1} By Reniorth 2''min 15eer. Avi a.— i i mmlnrH was born in June, 1831, and Kelley in Feb- »uarv. v. N. ...

... 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 ...

... atrcatg/ijiantotfl seat, with goadMmba band tramtog. Thooolt hySomtsnr, out ...

... experiences had ex'ended over many year*, for could remember being umpire in Championship race betweru Bob Chambers and Tom White in 1857. was not always easy give dec ideas, became some people would find fault. Iu the race between Blackman and some had ...

... moot fancied, 1000 30 being taken kindly, while 40to 1 wu forthcoming about Simon. A report that Clarendon had palled np tom* white exercise proved to be true, 1000 to 10 wu offend against him for either race. The Cambridgeahire wu only noticeable for ...

... TattersaU’s. ROwuiO. NowTrs.-Ton must length ahead. „ iarriva.— Nearly opposite the London Bowing Club Boat- H^M^Batb). - Yes, Tom White. Favoueitx.—He has settled Newcastle. 0. M. P.—Ton bad better address note to the proprietor of the Adinx?—; 11 In imin 2sec ...

... Wxw«n fteonnd with wnther, tad thaoonptaj pcortd it none tha dtp. Start wttotmhimadtrtto,tad tht Mtideii Hoatar? Ktot htdlt toM. white, btetc tent, tad HippolpOt •oat bant te tha nondap, only thiat rat te tha Oyat Blaapte-obata, which Borah wot tartly. i ...

... consequently is not Champion of New Sonth Wales until be beat* me. I rowed last in a host built Bitfen, of London, brought out Tom White, old sculler. kat’s reason for Bt|l*ni lamt elf Champion of Austr»Ua is that I would not goto S/dney to row, that being the ...