... the evening the city was brilliantly illuminated. SCULLING MATCH FoR £400. AND THE CH.IMPIONSIIP. -The boat race between Tom White, of Bermoudsey, and Robert Chambers, of Newwastle-on-Tyne, which has ex- cited considerable Interest in aquatic circles, ...

... Eoevoa Of the DA-my Posr. Sir,-Advertinir to the reference in ycur isms o th 30th nlt, respecting the appointment of Mr. Tom White as organist for Shepperton Church, Di may be interesting to your readers to know that Mr. White received the foundation of ...

... minutes, and a fair gall1op over a nice country was had to Eaton Mascott, and hare hounds all at once stopped, and although Tom White- more, the huntsman, cast weund, nothing more could be made of him. Several coverts around Eaton Mascott were drawn, and ...

... Shepperton Church it has attained a world-wide fame. I esterday it became possessed of I another claim to notoriety, for Mr. Tom White, the blind musician, whose splendid tenor voiea has been heard in the Birmingham Town Hall and in the palace of the King ...

... Minnie Durham, who sing naod dance adniirably. At the Gaiety Concert Hall the entertainsnent is fully up to the average. Tom White's Arabs continue to gi' e an attractive show in Soldiers, a sketch whith ais full of fun. Plenty of amusement is also ...

... most cordial reception. She also sang some songs in a very artistic manner, and was generally voted a great success. Then Tom White's Arabs gave a very intere-ting show. Some of the con- earted pieces were exceedingly tunefril and well ren- dered, while ...