... Negotiator SIR. TOM WHITE. of `WA- Highheld Street, Market Harborough, is secretary of the Harborough A.E.U. Branch, and was among the union officials playing a leading part in the London A.E.U. wage negotiations. Secretary of the Harborough Trades Council ...

... of Whitwick Miss Courannon, of Whi nek Miss L. Ku of Usgzathorpe, Miss PF. L. Amos, of Coalville us Clara Evans, of Mr Tom White, of Nuneaton: ami Mr. Frank Beallward, of Banion r. Viekers cane played pianoforte ments Prograr > section, Master C Stan- ...

... then and as a result they last longer. By the end of the week they don't have so much life,' he says. • Negotiator SIR. TOM WHITE. of `WA- Highheld Street, Market Harborough, is secretary of the Harborough A.E.U. Branch, and was among the union officials ...

... himself took him down each time -that he was only tied up once, when Bill Dunklev untied him to go and cut grass - that when Tom White once beat him, his master was displeased, saving if the boy needed correction *he (Mr. H.) would do it-that Mr. Hawkins himself ...

... solo, La.^t rose ol summer, Mr. J. E. Fearns, A.V.M.I C • c Tommy Atkins, Mr. J. E. Hewes; smug l-» King's Own, Mr. Tom White (encored) ; ' s,™ Bring back the sunshine (Deane). Misa Merm' recitation, The handy man. Miss Yorke (encored) j song ...

... G. Parker (Barwell), 3 G. Haywwd (Barwell). 200 YARDS HURDLE RACE.— I Jas. Panter (Ead Shilton), 2 G. Bass (Hincklev), 3 Tom White (Earl Shilton). 440 YARDS OBSTACLE RACE.— I R. Wileman (Ead Shilton), 2 Jas. Panter (Earl Shiiton), 3 Walter Pick* ing (Earl ...

... ball was soon returned by Hugglescote into very close proximity to Whitwick goal, but through the deter- mined efforts of Tom White— who was keeping goal — and W. Curtis the goal was saved, and John Middleton getting hold of the ball kicked it to W. Martin ...

... accused said, It's a fair cop.— He was sentenced to six weeks! hard labour. Cabd Pu-I-HO,—John Baines (16), Carley-strcet, Tom White (IS>, Graham-street, and James Warner ?? Brook-.treat, shoe hands, were summoned for gaming with cards in Rus-ell-square ...

... arranged in a very short time, but an excellent programme waa provided. The vocalists included Mr Jo* Andley (of Leicester), Mr Tom White (of Nuneaton) Mr. Ward, and Mr. S. Beale (ot Hinckley). Mr! George Biggs presided, and was supported by Mr*. C. Clay (one ...

... OhaUoaer, B. West, C. Hemsley, W. H. Hwnsley, and J. Jarvis j song. Miss Stinson ; song, Mr. A. Otter ; recitation, ?? Tom White and the doctor, Master B. Hurst ; dialogue, A regular tartar, Miss A. Moss, W. Mason, W. A. Clarke, Miss M. Andrews, ...

... before the coroner, Mr. G. F. Harrison, at the Melville Arms Inn, Palmerston-street, touching the death of a child named Tom White, aged 18 months, son of Abraham White, landlord of the house where the inquest was held. From the evidence of the mother ...

... members. The com- mittee bad been able to obtain the assistance of snch able vocalists as Mr. C. Ellis, of Leicester, and Mr. Tom White, of Nuneaton, and other acceptable vocalists and instrumentalists. The evening in consequence was a most enjoyable one, as ...