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... The heroic deed of Thomas White, the coastguardsman, who was tho means of saving the lives six children at Eyhope, near Sunderland, a few weeks ago, will still be fresh in the public memory. This brave man has just been the recipient of a neat and elegant ...
... IN A COAL MINE. After wandering about disused workings the Ireland Pit at Staveley for fivo days, without food or drink, Thomas White was on Tuesday discovered alive, but weak and ill, by one of the search parties who have carefully examined the pit since ...
... his way unobserved *6l 0,1 f » watching his opportunity, '^ta rooms and took money IpL Valna °f about £30 belonging ' - Thomas White. It a V ffe ct doubt how the robbery could v hiati people being about during ° * aa at once given to the police. ...
... opportunity, broke into ono cf the rooms and took money and jewels to the of about belonging to the incoming lessoe, Mr. Thomas White. It is matter of considerable deubt how the robbery could have been effected, so many people being about during the day ...
... (captain), David Rees (mate), Robert Strutt, Evan Jones, John Wood, John Davies, William Evans, Robert Pockett, William John, Thomas White, Joseph Blainey, William Tanner, William Thomas, James Hazel, and William Tarver. There were also on board the mate's daughter ...
... payment of £5,000 and £200 respectively, and a receipt for the same sums, with intent to defraud, and of obtaining from Thomas White, by means of the said authorities, a cheque for payment of the said sums, with intent to defraud. Forster, it will be ...
... payment of £5,000 and £200 respectively, and a receipt for the same sums, with intent to defraud, and of obtaining from Thomas White, by means of the Baid authorities, cheque for payment of the said sums, with intent to defraud. Forster, will be recollected ...
... and uttering a cheque for £5,200, and defrauding Messrs. White and Co., solicitors, 11, Bedford-row, London. Mr. John Thomas White, senior partner in the firm, and London agent of Mr. Isaac Bradley, solicitor, Colmore-row, Birmingham, deposed that on ...
... CHILDREN. gallant rescue of six children from perilous position was on Monday evening effected by a ooastguardsman named Thomas White, stationed at Ryhope, near Sunderland. White had just left the house on his beat when was informed that six children were ...
... CHILDREN. gallant rescue of six children from a perilous position was on Monday evening effected by coastguardsman named Thomas White, stationed at Ryhope, near Sunderland. White had just left the house on his beat when was informed that six children were ...
... as Hart had sworn. —Charlea Holland said that Thomas White, baker, offered him a half-sovereign on the morning of the election. Witness replied, It is not good enough.—Thomas Tassel! said that Thomas White gave him sovereign on the day of the election ...
... Zaluland there will be from 10 to 12 days' campiDg.out, and for these halts suitable equipment has been provided by Mr. Thomas White, the army contractor at Aldershot. The ladies will have camp beds similar to those used on native service, and which at ...