... present season, no matter what local or other influence may brought bear those interested in certain gate-tuouey schemes. Tom White was, heard say, It's a pity to waste it when they crave Danbvdale a pint of whisky before the start on Saturday,. Further ...

... explains indifferent form in the DoYeridge Handicap en Saturday, for which Mortaigne wee third hest until he was caned. Mr. Tom White was heard to say, It a pity to waste it they gave I oaabydale a pint of whiskey before the start on Saturday. Further, ...

... Nay, Jokn,” James Gill ; Recitation, 'l‘il%flim, Edith Collins ; Chorus, *The Gilded Palace” Band of Hope; Recitation, “ Tom White and the Doctor,” John Fothergill; Recita. tion, “Shirt Buttons,” Hannah T”lor, Dialogue, “The little old woman,” R, Nicholson ...

... Tuesday with Choulieur. There were four ruuners, of whom Battlefield was second, aud Mervyu third. Choufleur started at evens. Tom White was heard to say It's pity to waste it when they pave Danbydale a pint of whisky befoie the start on Saturday. Further ...

... TDL'RaDiT fto-siowr), at 7JO. FULTON RAYS COMPANY, to the Great Drama, FAIR PLAY. Monday BLACK FLAG. Star music hall. SKIRT TOM WHITE'S ARABS, BTHLO, FISKE. and MULOOON ; SISTRIffI MARCHaNT. H(GOINS. HOOK and I'AULTKEY. STAKES, DAVIKOS. and THE Dress cutting ...

... COMPANY', in the Great Drama, FAIR PLAY. Beokiacs at Bl.cibuiuiV Monpat Next—THE BLACK FLAG. STAR MUSIC HALL. To BIGHT. TOM WHITE'S ARABS. KTHLO, FISKE. and UULDOOH MARCH^Nr. HIGGINS. HOOK and OAULTBET, STAKES, DAVISON, and THE MAZZETTIS. ■BRADFORD BAND ...

... UILIOK RAYS COMPANY, in the Great Drama. FAIR PLAY. ■Mfciag* BLacnneanM. Mo*DAT HsXT—THE BLACK FLAG. STAR HUBIC HALL. VIOBT. TOM WHITE’S ARABS. KTHLO. FISKK. and MULDOOH ; SISTERS MARCH *Nr, HIGGINS, HOOK and KAULTKFT, STAKES, DAVISON, and THE MAZZETTIS. BRADFORD ...

... A fat party with red face retorted with. I Well, I aiu't likely to forget to-day, at any rate. Needless to add was Mr. Tom White who eased his j mind thus. The French Oaks will be run Chantilly next Sunday, and the French Derby Sunday, June 1. For tbe ...

... A fat party with a red face retorted with Well, I ain't likely to forget to-day, at any rate. Needless to add it was Tom White who eased his mind thus. The Duke of Portland, who went down to Newmarket ou Wednesday, left the Heath immediately after ...

... Tho Imp. Fred Barrett has now won the French Derby two years in succession, having been on the back Clover last year. As Tom White says, the fall Shillelagh always *ives nasty blow. and those who laid odds quite with the Pride Epsom. Colonel Isorth has ...

... Wales. Fred Barrett has now won the Freuch Derby two years in succession, having been on the back of CJover last year. As Tom White says, the fall of Shillelagh always gives nasty blow, and those who laid odds; quite agree with the Pride of Epsom. Pierre ...

... White 7, F. Platts run out 2, (Lockwood declared their innings at an end), extras 6 ; total for four wickats IR9 Hall Bower.-Tom White b GledhiU 1 W Svki h GledhiU 0, N. Mellor c Taylor b H. Dyson IB 'Beau mont bH. Dyson 0, E. Thornton b^H Dvson 9 T Donkersley ...