... , on Tuesday (before Sir James Campbell, Colonel Davies, and Messrs Trotter, M. T. Dixon, C. T. Palmer, and C. W. Dew), Tom White, manager of the Swan Hotel, Monmouth, was summoned by Rosa Simmonds, a young woman of Lane-end, Coleford, to show cause, ...

... , oa Tuesday (before Sir James Campbell, Colonel Davies, and Messrs Trotter, M. T. Dixon, C. T. Palmer, and C. W, Dew), Tom White, manager of the Swan Hotel, Monmouth, was summoned by Rosa Siumionds a young woman of Lane-end, Coleford, to rliow cause ...

... on Tuesday (before Sir Jame., Campbell, Colonel Davies, and Messrs Trotter, M. T. Dixon, C. T. Palmer, and C. W. Dew), Tom White, manager of the Swan Hotel, Moninc,uth, was summoned by Itosa Simmonds, a young woman, of Lane-end, Coleford, to show cause ...

... rt, on Tuesday (before Sir Jame., Campbell, Colouel Davies, and Messrs Trotter, M. T. Dixon, C. Palmer, and C. W. Dew), Tom White, manager of the Swan Hotel, Monincuth, was summoned by Rosa Simmonds, a young woman . of Lane-end, Coleford, to show cause ...

... on Tuesday (before i;Sir Jam& Campbell, Colonel Davies, and Messrs 'Trotter, M. T. Dixon, C. T. Palmer, and C. W. :Dew), Tom White, manager of the Swan Hotel, ,Monincuth, was summoned by Rosa Simmonds, a -young woman of Lane-end, Coleford, to show .cause ...

... KILLED IN THE PRIZE RING. Tom White, better known as Swipes, the Newsboy, and Billy Dempsey, whose real name is said to be Dalton, met in the ring, in the out- skirts of Brooklyn, says the New York World, and at the close of the first round Dempsey ...

... THE DEATH AT A SWANSEA SCHOOL. The mortal remains of Master Tom White, the youngest son of Mr Thomas White, mechanical engineer, Lliw Forge, Pontardulais, who died very suddenly at the St. Andrew's Collegiate School, Swansea, of hemorrhage, caused by ...

... THE DEATH AT A SWANSEA SCHOOL. The mortal remains of Master Tom White, the youngest son of Mr Thomas White, mechanical engineer, Lliw Forgv Pont;i> dulafs, who died very suddenly at the Collegiate School. :wan: 6t hemorrhage, caused by the rupture of ...

... the pleasant character of the gathering, and the satisfaction he felt in attending. A band, under the leadership of Mr. Tom White, played several selections, and gave token of much prospec- tive merit. The following artistes rendered valu- able assis ...

... seen Frank Harrington often? Yes. Well, would you rather be classed with the belles or the wall fiowers? Arthur Jones and Tom White can make you one of the belles of the reason, if they like you, and you will let them. No ciia will ever think you're a ...

... Mr N. E. Price. To the servant of a member (not more than 50) who shall do ditto—1, Frank Price, servant to Mr Waters 2, Tom White, servant to Mr B. Philips. To the son or servant with the greatest number of lambs (alive) from a flock of not less than ...

... Cross, Miss Harris, and Mr T. W. Rees, a more powerful kind proceeded fro:u an efficient band under the leadership of Mr Tom White. A diversified musical entertainment followed. ASSAULTING THE POLICE.—W^illium Forrester a Frenchman, was charged with assault- ...