... secured a popular victory by a yard. Time, DRAW n.:CON'D HOUND. Ist Heat—Bums, G. Duncan, Graham, Jamioson. Heat—Cowan, Jack, Wilkinson. Heat--Esson, Mytes. Carter, l'urdy. Heat—Cross, Bedshaw, A. Duncan. IIAND!CAP. 1 (€l2), A. lladdow. Mid-f 'alder, l£ ...

... ' Id . per Ib . _________________ UII-DERS' winches , chain and rope tach-es . tying chsic ? . does , shears , srrew-jacks . Wilkinson , S 10 Leith Walk . flA . ' ul ^ RAS ( second-band ^ several % -plate sets , cheap . \^ ^• 33 ean , 14 Albert . P-a-re ...

... of their party. While the ball of conversation was tossed from one to another there entered from my Lord Mar’s chamber Jack Wilkinson, his English valet. Wot a country ’tis to come to, this ’ere Scotland of yours,” said he, with a look of great disgust ...

... Liddell, Jessie Mackay, James A. Miller, essio Rowan. Hugh C. Russell, Jane L. Tripp- ner, Jack Wilkinson. Geometrical drawing (art), passed 1st class—Jack Wilkinson, Jessie Mackay ; and class—Catherine Nicholson, John Peddie, The above studenis spector ...

... solo, Miss Jenny Wilkinson ; song (Gaelic), Mr Mac Lean ; song “ Stranger in the teacup,’ Mis V. Wilkinson ; song, Mr Jack Wilkinson . violin quartette, “Reels and strathspeys,” Messrs A. & W. MacKenzie, Cameron, and MacDonald; Adult competition ; magic ...

... whither after a journey of ten days, duly arrived. Having brushed off the dust of travel ho hurried to see his old friend, Jack Wilkinson. Jack was the same hearty creature in the counting-room that he had been in college. He fell upon his classmate, shook ...

... part in the Bachelors’ annual assembly, which was held in the Rechabite Hall on Fridav evening Messrs W. S. Sharp and Jack Wilkinson masters of ceremonies, and Mr Marshall’s Orchestra provided excellent music. Dancirur continued with spirit until an early ...

... competition for gentlemen for the most original make-up in dress drew' cut moet entries, the prize offered being awarded to Mr Jack Wilkinson, who represented “L>r Bodie.” Mr Leonard, Faiki'k, received the prize for the most humorous Iress, his impersonation being ...

... form debate, engaged the attention of the members the Literary Society on Wednesday evening, under the chairmanship Mr Jack Wilkinson. Mr H. C. Green supported the affirmative, and Mr J. Robertson upheld tho negative. Both papers were thoroughly interesting ...

... taking part. The prize-winners were as follows: —Ladies 1, Miss E. Aitken; 2. Mrs G. Tennant. Gentleme —1, W. Intin; 2, Jack Wilkinson. The prizes were presented during the course of the evening by Mrs H. C. Green. A company of about 45 couples took part ...

... those taking part. The prize-winners were follows: —Ladies 1, Miss E. Aitken ;2, Mrs G. Tennant. Gentleme 1, W. intin; 2, Jack Wilkinson. prizes were presented during the course the evening Mrs H. C. Green. A company about 45 couples took part in the dancing ...

... in tangible recognition for his services as secretary to th© club, his leaving to take an important appointment LlbsU. Jack Wilkinson presided and J. Jamieson made the presentation. Y.W.C.A. SOCIAL MEETING.—Tho winter session of Y.W.O.A. was inaugurated ...