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... THE SPORTING GAZETTE. DIIIATIt OF WHITS. Tom White, • the King of the Vale, of True Blue Farm, Keynstiatn, Is dead. To those sportsmen who remember hint in his halcyon days ; nay, to all who knew him—and his circle of acquaintances was an extended one—the ...
... y arrangement being come to for the future hunting of the Old Findon country. We have to record the sudden death of Mr. Tom White, of Keynsham, a well-known sportsman, who enjoyed the sobriquet of The King of the Vale amongst hunting men for many years ...
... are invited inspect Messrs. Cartwright’s specimens of the latest improvements. Decayed teeth Qliea with American Marmara tom, white stopping patented Messrs. Cartwright, lasting iiletlme. Loose teeth, arising from either medicine, age, or scurvy in the ...
... 709 bags Necransie from Port Natal add, chiefly damaged 8s 6d to Sa 9d, two lots good order 9* to 9* Sd. Privately 100 tom white Bengal have been aold cub, quay tcnnt. PEPPER.—About 400 biga have been aold, Penang at 6 1-ICJ cub, Singapore flrrt-olare ...
... atrcatg/ijiantotfl seat, with goadMmba band tramtog. Thooolt hySomtsnr, out ...
... Saturday. Feb 17.—There was fair attendance the lovers pedestrianism, to witness match tu run 120 yards, for side, between Tom White of Leeds aud H. Gladding of Wortley. Betting, 2 to 1 on White, who got an advantage at dart, which he maintained for half ...
... 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 ...
... Hyde Park. on Monday. the hall 'no , the priperty of a gentleman, AW66TIIIII A It. bar Arab horse (entire about I I.'_; tom white feet and a 'blaza, n nice saddle and 11114 been in leiroie.- a few iimoic, bat not thoroughly broken: i lot April foon Calcutta ...
... SsTTm© at.—There w»s oulv moderate attendance hereto witness an imnromptu match between H. tailing, of New Wort ley. snd Tom White, of Leeds, who met run yard*, for “tenner. Olsding receiving ons yard start. Betting was fi to AonOlndigg. The non-favourite ...
... this ground, ss she won the cup last year. Mr. Stocker rode well ft his does, and judged the of both winners and losers Tom White slipped well. There no doubt the club their preeerveS. so soon an arrangement can made, and to see a '■ thrrty-lwo ran off ...
... cepitai doettists and dancers ; artd the comic singing of Mr G. St. Albyn, and the grotesque singitng asd dancing of Mr Tom White, are enlitled to all the applause they receive. Mr cransk Rodenl ond Mr Johin Carey justify thle taste which is displayed ...
... Yarborough's hunt, Mr John Uunirof WeadlfT, aa good any man, Mr Tom Daabr of Heath, Mr J. Whiting of Runth, Mr Barber Boulh, Tom ■Whiting of Liven, Mr J. Jackson of ElttooGrengo, Jonathan Harrison of Brands Burton, Robert Wheatley Catfoaa. W. H. Fawaoa Wolwick ...