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... giving the name of John ‘Burton, and an address at 12, Messrs. 8. H. Bickham (in the ne ws before between £4 and £5, estoy ta Tom White, of Colwall, at the cross- White, who is a clerk at stated that he to one or two of race, anf fust es it finished he he f ...

... Nore. •» Who next ?— The I*ne«. We want two more,— Lieutenant General Dizrr. He's deaf. Rut then he'll bring Tom White. ** True .' ask them both: the boy'* a bite; We'll place him nest to Lizzy. Pis seven—the Hursts, the Duns, Jack The Grants ...

... Hill), Miss Edwards (Bickerton Court), Mr. Lord (Dymoek), Mr. Godes, (Eastwood), comic songs by Mr. Stafford Weston, Mr. Tom White, Mr. W. Jog (coon ditties), and Mr. George Green delivered a laughable stump speech. The concert was a complete success, ...

... DEATH OF A SPORTSMAN. A well-known sportsman of Epsom, Tom White, met with a fatal accident while driving home from I Hampton Park on Saturday night. At the level crossing between Thames Ditton and Hampton Court he collided with a greengrocar's cart. ...

... Saturday last in earnest defeating Colwall on their own ground point®. Under the guidance of their energetic hon. secretary, Mr Tom White, should give good account themselves before the season is over. They possess in Harvey Paton a youngster groat promise, and ...

... Colwall, in a season, won no fewer than five challenge cups, but team then had its captain redoubi able head in the person Tom White, and an obliging and clever secretary in Mr Winwood Jobm. Since then the former has gone to the north England and the latter ...

... cite magistrates on Monday. It was alleged that Butterworth sent to a number of people a letter in which he attacked Mr. Tom White, J.P., chairman of the Liverpool Corporation housing Committee and of the Central Valuation Committee of England and Wales ...

... continue to act as master theCotswold Hounds. (Cheers). The toast was drunk with three times three, time being given Mr. Tom White, of Tewkesbury. Mr. Colmore having offered his warmest thanks for the compliment paid, said perhaps they would like know ...

... season, won no fewer than five chal- lenge cups, but the team then had as its captain a redoubtable head inthe person of Mr Tom White, and an obliging and clever seeretary in Mr Win- wood Johns. Since then the former has me to the north of England and the ...

... Colwall, in a season, won no fewer than five chal- t the team then had as its captain a redoubtable head inthe person of Mr Tom White, lenge cups, and clever seeretary in Mr Win- and an obligi: nee then the former has ne to wood Johns. Br istol, the north ...

... in a season, won no fewer than five but the team then had as its captain lenge cups a redoubtable head inthe person of Mr Tom White, and an Since then the former has gone to and clever secretary in Mr Win- wood Johns. the north of England and the latter ...