... day night, Mr. G. H. Mosedale, the hecretary of this presided over a very suoceeebil imioker, in Ibe Assembly Room. Mr. Tom White was the ac• • ompaniat, and Nonaa were given by the following: - Nlenars. T. White, S. Taylor, J. Harris, Goodman, Wykes ...

... be shown at the Picture Howe on Monday next. Added interest to the picture will be found in the annimpoetrient that Mr. Tom White the well known local singer, and Miss M. Crolfa will sing the accompaniments thioughout the picture. On the same programme ...

... were heartily encored. Miss Pearson and Miss Howlett were the only lady singers, and their soap were • distinct swam Mr. Tom White sang Th. Toilers, and Th. Death of Nelson, in his usual style, and with telling effect. Mr. Hill sang Naopharlane, and ...

... A film molly of the well-known song. •• The Toilers,'' will be the star picture on lust. The will-km•wn blind tenor. Mr. Tom White, has been en gagrd to ring !lie introductory verses. uwnutie Herbert appears in the role of the mother and is supported by ...

... programme was as follows : 1 Mr. Tom White. pianoforte solo ; Mr. Hastilow. The Wolf ; Mr. Fisher, British Lion' ; Miss Tomlinson, violin solo ; Mr. W. J. B. Haynes, By the sad sea waves, and, encore, Rotten Row ; Mr. Tom White, The Last Watch ; Miss ...

... Miss Drake. ford; Lney Fairweather Miss Lottie Worn; Alida Bksidgoed Miss Adelaide CI Firero. o. k. Pianist. Mr. Tom White. The Fire Brigade tad the Dramatir Company bay. had a long af.ociation with each otb:r, but mrz fivs: ...

... Edwards attired in ivory satin suits, were also in attendtnce. Mr. .1. H. Cartwright charged the duties of beet man. Mr. Tom White officiated at the organ. After the ceremony a reception took place at the home of the bride, abojut sixty guests being present ...

... le obtained say el the el the Council; Mr. M. Mambos ; sad the Club. CORPORAL ROBES RAND will he is attendees* with Mr. TOM WHITE es Pianist. THOS. C. NEATH, Sometery. St. Nuneaton. :The Nuneaton Local Board of Health. TO ROAD for the CONSTRUCTION of ...

... All the money they could give would be well deserved. The artietes were Miss Doris M. But ler, Mr. nog. E. Davies. Mr. Tom White, Mr. H. Bmith, Mr. H. Harrieon, and the pianist Mrs. R. E. Davies, AL C.M. Tea and supper were held, and also several co ...

... Dacutan, 1893. Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Newdigate Are expected to be present. MR. Y'3 S..did BA NI) Will be In atteet, and MR. TOM WHITE will at iakrtals. Ladles, Is ' • le. • may be *biased from the Council, ee at tie Omeres• dm Club. DANCING to Commutes at ...

... S. Bowers (president) presided at a service in the Church — ad Mr. Holtlism of Stockingford delivered the sermon. Mr. I Tom White, Nuneaton's well-known blind tenor, sang two solos and Mr. Lionel I Willshaw gave two recitations. A eollee. tion in the ...

... hearse. Mews' Fincher, Bindle. Griffiths, and Bindle) , acted as bearers. As the coffin being! ' taken into the church Mr. Tom White I (organist) played Peace. Perfect Peace, ! and On the Resurrection , Morning., , , The cnurcb w/16 crowded to its utmost' ...