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... the usual custom, occupying the chair. There were also present the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, the chairman (Mr. Thomas White) and several members of the School Committee, the head master (the Rev. Dr. Abbott), the second master (Dr. Cuthbertson) ...
... a dangerousillness, from serving the duty of Lord Major during the coming year. Mr. Jones then called upon Alderman Sir Thomas White to come forward, and the alderman did so amid great ap- plause. Mr. Jones asked him several questions, which were answered ...
... the Act under which these proceedings were taken. After consideration, Sir Thomas White decided this point in favour of the defendant. In reply to Mr. Poland, Sir Thomas White said it was a most important ques. tion, and he would give every facility for ...
... 3s. 6d. a gross. You now see ?? what it is that I solicit of you. 'Having well fixed in your mind that 'Thomas,.White' or the 'late Thomas White' is the man, and '3s. 6d. per gross'the kind, there is nothing luore to be added, except the propriety of ...
... lohllis i and Co.), defended the accnsed. Sir. li. Jamice said i Sir Thomas White. I have unov to I ask the ofluler of thc court to call Alecauder Collie to appos r. Hile 'Thomas White I think we should give hil five reillntbS' grVace, [ft was uow four ...
... The REconnDaR introduced the Lord Mayor elect in the following terms -I have the honour to introduce to your lordship Sir Thomas White, who hals been elected by the livery and aldermen of the City of London to the office Of Lord Mfayer for the ensuing year ...
... gave a false address road, Brixton, but whose real addresa was No. 13, Palace-square, Sydenham, was charged before feu Thomas White with being in tlio unlawful possession one Three per Cent, bond of French Rentes for 3,00 C francs, and one bond for francs ...
... Mecklenburg-strect, W., and William Morris Jenkins, No. 126, Harley-street, W., two medical students, were charged before Sir Thomas White with being disorderly and fighting on the Holborn Viaduct. Willihm Whitehead, 369, said that on Thurs- day afternoon he ...
... Henry Clasper, and Robert Clasper-appear to be ?? the fvourites the Thames crew, consisting of Thomas Pocock, Joseph Wise, Thomas White, Henry Kelly, and W. Peters, dividing the interest with the mixed crew of Manchester and Tyne men- J. G. Taylor, T. Mattin ...
... noteworthy feature of the new institution is the kitchen. It is said that only the best clubs in London can match it. When Thomas White died he endowed the insti- tution with land in London-wall, and th rise in value $1-, K -i v. ?? ?I. .1 ? ?j?u r a (The ...
... men to lift it up its legs.-'- Sir Thomas White said that in this case should not intlict a tina, but send the defendant to without the option hue.—The defendant began to cry, and begged for mercy. - Sir Thomas White &aid that he might cry tor twelve months ...
... coroner, resumned the adjourned inquiry at the Town of of Ramsgate Tavern, Hilgh-street, Wapping, touching the death of Thomas White, aged 7'3 years. Tom White, waterman, aud landlord of the Grapes Tavern, New Gravel-lane, Shadwell, stated that the deceased ...