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... a D .- r'½ rd DEZALS Siktch Artist - EDWnX BOYDE. ?? MA. 6l -bATON. COwedienne;- CLAYTON and El,_ A 1z anr.:nies; f and TOM WHITE'S ARABS. oV.- cntryD I O.-Mr. A. ?? MA2CHAjr Wt. hA'? TX.j SA.4T AS NIGHT_. cvz; Fv' EVLPy EVETING, AT 7.30. EXCUlTSIONS ...

... Knight and Tom White. and a recitation by Mr. Amos. The Vicar accorded a voteof thanks to the singers who had kindly contributed to the programme, and to the ladies for the excellent way in which they had provided the tea. Mr. Tom White replied and paid ...

... (Stubbs. Milner. Miss Ethel Peacock. Mr. H. la. Tomblin. Mrs. Oreatorex, Mr. Adams, Mrs. Parsons. and Messrs. lg. Firth. Tom White, C. aturgess, audTew. ...

... casually mentioned wee a young composer of much melodic power and technical ingenuity. At this point in the lecture Mr. Tom White mpg Immo( the sadder selections of Purcell's operatic compositions. When I am laid down to earth. May my wrongs create no ...

... Music, which have been arranged ruder the Cambridge University Extension Scheme. There was again a large attendance. Mr. Tom White sang two selections. AND TER BllOW.—The heavy fell of snow last Saturday interfered with a number of interesting football ...

... Music, which have been arranged under the Cambridge Univemity Extension Scheme. There was again • large attendance. Mr. Tom White sang two selections. FOOTBALL AND THE Ssow.—The heavy fall of last Saturday interfered with a number of interesting football ...

... VAILI•TION PRINCIPLE could be indallnitely extended. He gave illustrations from Purcell and Handel. whilst Mr. Tom White. our local blind musician. sang from an opera by th• former master. pointed out that in this young composer (Purcell) there was ...

... from Bros. Wheway and Racket and they wiehed to he remembered to their friends of tne Nurieetnn P.S.A. Two solos by Mr. Tom White were much appreciated. Tug KING or TKRRORS. —This week the Theatre Royal hoe chanced hand., the Nuneaton Theatre and E ...

... Robert concerts at queen's Hall this sseson, is • fine-looking man. with • clesesheven face, intellectual (attune. end tom white heir, brushed off • high foreheat. has • dietinctly striking personality. His , head. abnormally large sad powerful, while ...

... minutes, and a fair gall1op over a nice country was had to Eaton Mascott, and hare hounds all at once stopped, and although Tom White- more, the huntsman, cast weund, nothing more could be made of him. Several coverts around Eaton Mascott were drawn, and ...