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... INCIDENT IN HER LIFE. It will be remembered that Mrs. Tom White met with a serious accident about five years ago, since when she hail never really recovered, and a most pathetic sight was often to be seen of her Mind Imsband wheeling her about a basket ...
... REV. F. J. MURRELL ON WHAT NELSON DID, illustrated by lantern views. The musical programme will be contributed to by Mr. TOM WHITE, Mr W. B. HILL, and other. Admission: One Penny. Doors Open 7-13. CAGY PRIVATELY ADVANCED On simple thin of Hand alms (also ...
... MISS MARJORIE BATON, Of the prisicig=, Dublin, Glasgow and Cowart& MISS HART (Soprano). MISS MoQUEEN (Sooond Sopnuao). MR. TOM WHITE (Taxon). MR. R. W. TAYLOR (Saes). Pianist : MISS LOUIE TAYLOR, A.M. LC.II. Organist : ME. ALBERT BAKER. Conductor: MR. JOHN ...
... CLARE MAISEY (Sorramo), MISS MINNIE PRYCE (Coutr►lto). (From the Royal Academy of Music, by permission of Dr. Mackenzie} MR. TOM WHITE MR. W. HILL MISS KAT E WILSON . I►_.A. PAUL SMITH (PlAsist). PRICES OF ADMISSION umbered and Reserved Heats, 3e. ; Sewed ...
... Hartahill Choral Society gave a creditable rendering of that charming work by Sir W. Sterndale Bennett, the May Queen. Mr. Tom White did justice to the idyllic song, 0 meadow, clad in early green, and Mrs. A. B. Holman wee heard to advantage in With ...
... Tomlinson, Miss Monran, Mrs. Locke. and Mrs. Jeayes; song. The song my mother sang, Miss Fox; song, The bell at sea. Tom White • diatomic. The village gossip. Misses Thomas and Chamberlain; musical sketch. Mr. Coco; intermezzo, Forget rile not ...
... U. TON WHITE'S VONCEIT. Mr. Tom White gave his annual concert on Tuesday evening, when a large audience, consisting of the elite of the town and district. assembled at the Nuneaton Conservative Club. The customary goad programme was provided, and the ...
... etc.. were Messrs. P. Allen. C. Bestial, F. (kdledge, J. Pearson. H. Mills, R. Ding. H. Weston. —. Bennett, W. Taylor, and Tom White (Cote). The arrangements were carried out by three members of the committee, Messrs. Ashmore. Brown. and Stone. and thanks ...
... Warwick Regimental Rand. It was indeed impressive to hear the singing aceArawarlisd. es it was• by both organ and band. Mr. Tom White presided at the organ with his accustomed ability and good taste. and the hymns went with a good swing. They were: Onward ...
... said he wished to get in touch with all the Brotherhoods, and promised to do all in his power to ensure their success. Bro. Tom White gave a splendid rendering of the solo, The Son of God goes forth to war. Br. J. Wheway preside] at the evening service, ...
... held at the Vicarage Schools, on Tuesday evening. About 1W eat down to a meat tea. Sub. an enjoyable evening was spent. Mr. Tom White and Mr. Elliott rendered some capital songs Short, bat Interesting addressees were delivered by the Vicar, He. K. (who p ...
... Elects*. The artistes in. eluded the best talent of the Midlands. and local vocalists also cnotributed to the programme. Mr. Tom White of Nuneaton was one of the favourites of the evening. He had • splendid reception and two of hie orange. Branca and The ...