... Congregational Church was held last evening. A very large number (300) eat down to a well provided tea, after which Mr. Tom White gave a short organ recital. The Pastor, Rev. A. G. Bracher, presided over the meeting which folowed. After a hymn, prayer ...

... service in the Church. where goodly number of people assembled. As the sad procession entered the place of worship, Mr. Tom White played the wellknown tune to 0, God our Help in Ages Past, and later Mendelssohn's 0, rest in the Lord, from the Elijah ...

... Speed on, my bark encore Under a spreading chesout tree Mr. William Eva.; Fiona encore Where shadows are not. Mr. Tom White; Out on the deep encore' Anchored Mr. E. W. Taylor and overture by the band, Philadelphia. Mr. White's songs, especially ...

... march, brilliantly played by Mrs. Chadwick aed Miss Bobitmon. This wee followed by a solo The holy city rendered by f.fe. Tom White in his best style. A part son„;, L. Fitnicula, came nest and succeeded by a lommurous by Mr. Tows entitled, Down inn coal ...

... Dicken, Moon, Fortesque, Groom. Anderton, White. Chinn, Roberts. Fox. and Hutt. and Messrs. F. Voce, W. B. Hill, H. Lewis, Tom White. Stanley Grainger. F. R. Lester. and Master Percy Buckler. An amusing farcical comedietta was given by Messrs. R. C. Moon ...

... Dobson is organist at Christ Church. Southport, and sub-organist at St. Peter's, Eaton Square, London. During the evening Mr. Tom White rendered two solos, Sound the Alarm (Handel and Hold Thou my Hand (Gounod). The items rendered on the organ were as ...

... choicest of flowers, foliage plants, and palms, placed in and around the chancel. Pending the arrival of the wedding party Mr. Tom White discoursed sweet music on the organ, until, at length, the rustle of the crowd without betokened the advent of her upon whom ...

... the play. By way of illustration of tecitatives being intro. duced into an opera with gond effect, Mr. Champion said Mr. Tom White would give them two selec• Lions, one from zart's Magic Flute sad one from the dungeon scene in These recitatives were ...

... God would never give them up. With staff in hand, the Bishop bestowed the Blessing mid the service ended. At the close Mr. Tom White rendered feelingly Shepherd of Souls. In the evening a special service was held, the preacher being the Rev. Canon Pelly ...

... Mosedale and H. Reader (churchwardens), Messrs. T. Horton, C.C., T C. Neleh, G. Booth, H. Hobley, Crowslimy. T. Kinder,. Tom White, W. Taberer, T Hill. J. Wright, W. Wright, W. B. Cock:, George Taylor, Dr. H. T. Tomlinson, etc. MR. NEWDEGATE'S OFFER OF ...

... singing of God Save the Queen,' end Auld Lang Syne. Theeveting's enjoyment capitally augmented with coonoribtoiona by Mr. Tom White (who provided at the piano), Dr. Tomlinson, cool others. ...

... evening meeting and M iss F. , stbury (Birmingham) a capital address. The musical contributions included two solos by Mr. Tom White, and orchestral selections by the P.S.A. Baud MINING NUNEATON SERVANT.—On %Woesdsy the Nuneaton Police were informed that ...