... picture of the contented sage in 1842. for he writes to his mother in the following strain:—Fame. reputation, ffe. As old Tom White said of the whisky—Keep your whisky to yoursel% the &mil ever l'se better than when there's no a drap on% i' my wame. which ...

... Bob Chambers, the aquatic idol cf the Tyne, was in his prime. Harry Kelly (a formid- able rival, and almost a Tynesider), Tom White, Ever- eon, Green, champions all, fell beneath the prowess of ins muscular arms. Sadly do we remember that it was all too ...

... Ao. CILLIPTER XLIV.-YROM TINT GERMS GRZAT THINGS SIAV GRGW. There wee the customary crowd outside the boom of the entry toms white the trial of the day was going on, merely made up of disappmteg sightseers who could not by any means penetrate in, for ...