... LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SPRING 11O8IRRY. JOSEPH MAY GROSS OZORGE-STRIE . T, ILIA • TRU. ASSORTMENT OP HOSIERY. Boma, tom WHITE NONE to. par Y gl,. EIL NA , SIX Y.. Wow BROWN o WRIT. 1.419.111 TIIRIIAD. 7 74:1: BILE, r RILE. 111 It ALL ?HI ...

... thsir temporary abode near the Rose and Groan Inn. Inter in the day single wicket match for £1 aside was played between Tom White, of Bsmsky.aad Levi and Job Roberts, of Dactan. The sasnit the match was favour of White, who bore off the money by two runs ...

... the result. Mise Hooper and Miss Clara Carter provided the pianoforte pieces, Miss Mills, Mr. Edwin W. Harwood, and Mr. Tom White the vocal pieces, and Mr. Philip Amery and Mr. E. C. Burchett the elocutionary. Mr. White’s genuinely bnmorone eonge, and ...

... Bast India .ehts Ditto fags Spanish ehts Ditto sms JUTE tons Cuttings „ LAC DTE ehts MACE . NUTMEGS PEPPER, Black tom White PIMENTO bgi BICE, Bengal ton* Medree !*»• Total EX BAGO. eeeeeee etOHS SAGO FLOUR SALTPETRE, Nitof Ptei „ Nitrate Soda . ...

... start, and (overed tin distance 2dmin nsec, the fastest time record, being eight seconds under the celebrated lime made by Tom White in his match with Harry Claspcr. Both had undergone a careful preparation. betting was .*! and 4 to 1 Higgins, and, although ...

... famous sir* Yeceocaist ; rood Miss Mists. by Aloastoa. LOTRAIII *tunic nearly Id bands ; /11 dark bay, with black Isis. tom white le a researkabl e y we rwerfal 4.) car old. sad perfectly . The Owser. ONOTWE P. LOUDEN. Esq.. wM sot be aoronatable for ...

... or crying, merry or good or bad ng, , lucky or not, sober or sot, foolish or wise, large or small eying, large or small tom, white or reduce., lips kissing or praying, tongue singing or saying. Cheeks fair or dimpW. brow tall or rimpled, neck thick short ...

... and Captain Biddle. The firsebusiness here to-day was the appointment of overseers. Edgar Gubbins, Samuel Itenclall , and Tom White, three hobbledehoys, of Gussage-All Saints, were summoned, at the Instance of the Deputy Chief Constable, on the information ...

... —There has been some excellent sport in the river hereabouts during the past week. On Saturday last Mr. A. C. Faulkner, with Tom White, took nine jack, the largest weighing about l'ilba., and about nine dozen very fine perch, the largest of which weighed 3jlbs ...

... the direction of Mr. CLAFPERTON. Aarwrn—The Uinea TAYLOR, HOOPER, ADA ELLEN, and SHELDON; UeaRa.J.E. BEST. C F. BUROHEL, TOM WHITE E. SLACK, L W. CUBITT. and C SANBAM. Doom open half-vaat Seven Commence at Kirht precisely. Admisaion. la. Beaerred Sea's ...

... start, and covered the distance in 23mm. Ssec, the fisfest time on record, being 8 seconds under the celebrated time made by Tom White in his match with Harry Cla-per. Both had undergone a carefnl prepara- tion. The betting wis .1 and 4 fo I on Higgins, and ...

... 4tans 363 cwts. hides, 32 Winderme : 186 teas ,50 tons sego bur, 27 ta l i tTn a ; re pearl sego, 96 tons black 'sapper, I tom white pepper, 6 tons gotta, olds. rattans, 120 orb. hides, 23 tons India-rubber, TO oda 17 teas tapioca. Pauline: 20 tons tin, ...