... Betting ruled at 5t04 on Bentley, who won most exciting race by a yard. James tin, of Epsom, officiated as referee, while Tom White was pistolfirer, who despatched the men most even terms, while Ned Payne acted us marksman. Both men have figured in baniicaps ...

... OveludniA all the Champkas) have entered for the scratch race, and haa.lieapa J. litlnbleschite. R. W. Parry. V. Tbouiss. Tom White. O. It. Pillin. W. V. Marley. R. 11. Pathos. if. Bilthence, Weak*. R. J. Fever. P. J. Ganaoud. W. C. Jones. C. W. &hafts ...

... get:lag ia rapidly 72 (tea six spots) to his arconnt, this taking him into his ateth hnadred; from Wilson was foßowed 10 (Tom White, aad then the t status scores were White 839. Wilson 7C& BntUttiepregicaswMßOwaadsoo either aide for attempts. Wilson not ...

... race yard; a similar distance between second and third; time, 2-sthrec. Second heat: Vf. A. Lamb. Electric A.U., 30, 1; Tom White. Theale P.C. 14, 2; E. J. Wade, L.A.C., 3,3; J. rarsons. L.A.C., 10, 0; F. Kobcrson, L.A.C., 12, 0 ; A. Aspegreu, 8.L.H. ...

... C. Honshaw, 72; J- R- Dixon, 75; F. W. Firminger, 75; C. W. Kendall, 7& One Mile Handicap, open.—H. C. Mabey, scratch ; Tom White, 33 yards start; BesaeU, A. G. Lee, (0; E. F. Painter, 56; O. Pinkerton. 58; F. G. Gape, 05; M. A. Harrison, 05; S. Grant ...

... that came In Order.’* Funny Fred Hopkins gave “The Wrong Side rp’* and “ Jus for Once,” Will Murray “ Sweetheart when Boy.” Tom White “ She was Perfect Gem with irresistiUc Hibernian humour, ns well “ATrue-born Irish Gentleman.” Charley warbled “My Heart ...

... scul- Icis, wo can claim that tho following good men were brought into notice through Wlow-bridire regattas John Higgins, Tom White, H. White, G. Tarry er, Burwood, Bullmcr, O. Perkins, J. Tarryer, and several others. What chance will working waterman have ...

... Messrs J. Jones, P. Jonee, of Garshalton, F. Adams, J. Adams, Mrs J. Adams, Mrs and Miss J. Nightingall, J. and W. Searle, Tom White, O. Baker. J. Mayban.-i, J. Andrews, Gifford, J. Burling, J. Wells, and all the stable lads employed J. Nightingall. The ...

... Frank Sherbourne, Morley, Montague Sharp, Capt. Higgins, Messrs J. B. Southey, George Scott. Msrstoo. H. Barrett. Drnce, Tom White, Buck land. &c. Sir Robert first addressed the meeting, and alter thankiog the landowners and fanners for putting an appearance ...

... J. li. (Windsor), T. Elliott (Reading Trinity), and J. Flint (Great Mailow) (hilf back*', O. Wakerill (Maidenhead) and Tom White tTheale) (right wing). T. Sknrray (Reading) and H. Walker (Great Marlow) (left wing). Ret. A. T. Whittle (Reading Minster) ...

... of 25L H. BARNARD v. T. WHITE. Herbert Barnaud nut being sotisSed with his recent defeat in the annual handicap thehiads Tom White, match was made for UK. a-tide, on hapdiesp tavaa, and was played the King’* Head Hotel. Kpeom, Thursday evening. The game ...

... DOUBLE PUNTING. Sixth Station: C. Coster and J. White 1 Fifth Station Jos. Cox and T. Barnes 2 Fourth Station: Bristowe and Tom White dbq. Brlstowe and White finished first, but were disqualified for turning the wrong side of the ryepcck. good race between ...