... Spearea, in his comic songs, tickled the fancy of the boys the back of the hall, and was repeatedly recalled. As to Mr. Jack Wilkinson, with merry twinkle his eye—“ Why They All Love Jack ’’—whenever appears a Wicklow platform he gives his audience lively ...

... Berth, Berwick, Frank Mason, Harold Rubinson, Harry Gardner, Richard McOnegal, Ernest Robinson, Jack Lamb, John Watt, Jack Wilkinson, Reginald Cummings and George Thwaites. ...

... always (the Bell anthem,, and after serricc Mendelssohn's Motet. Hear prayer will reticaied by special request, Master Jack Wilkinson being the soloist. ...

... presidency of H.R.H. t'brislian. Miss Mabel Halford, of Peckham. took th * second prize fo“ •outralto ado ainging, find Muster Jack Wilkinson, chorister of 81. George's. Perry Hill, shared the second prize for boys’ solo singing. Both are pupils of Mr. Vine Westbrook ...

... J. Davidson, 65.1; N. H. Haskins, 64.3; J. V. Knox, 63.9; G. Wilkinson, 62.6; J. H. Russell, 62.3; Samuel Kent, 62.1; Jack Wilkinson, 61.2; Hal. Haskins, 60.0; V. J. Stevens, 60.0; J. Thompson, 60.0; F. Speares, 58.8; J. Hanan, 58.3; R. Sheane, 58.2; ...

... 8; J. Davidson, 65.1 ; H. Haskins, 64.3 ; J. V. Knox, 63.9; G. Wilkinson, 62.6; J. H. Russell, 62.3; Samuel Kent, 62.1; Jack Wilkinson, 61.2 ; Hal. Haskins, 60.0; V. J. Stevens, 60.0; J. Thompson, 60.0; F. Speares, 58.8; J. Hanan, 58.3; R. Sheane, 58.2 ...

... Festival, HereV a health unto his Ma e-ty (old toast), ” Tiie Lark now leaves (Hatton* and -The Lark* Botterill) Master Jack Wilkinson (prize winner lOOfl). and part song, “ When soft winds (lues iiook) the choristers. ...

... tans oat : T. Parker, W. Lawton, M. Partuon. N. Wright, H. I. P . 1 G. Dna; W. K. J. Watson, G. Imam, T. G. Amy, IL W. Jack Wilkinson, Harbottli, Caw' Sold, Harding, D Haman. W. A. Gray, M. Forrest, Dkron. F. Turner. Croft, and b bean appoints. tor ...

... could not allow that sad occasion to pass without saying a few words a® the character of their dear departed brother, Jack Wilkinson, and the high esteem in which had been held. It might appear strange to them that God had seen fit to take away the best ...

... not allow that sad occasion to pass by without saying a few words as to the character of their dear departed brother, Jack Wilkinson, and of the high esteem in which he had been held. It might appear strange to them that God had seen fit to take away ...

... Robert Finlay, William Andrew Ham eee, Ferris Dennison, Hugh S. Carlisle. William Agnew. Alexander Lough, David Walker, Jack Wilkinson, Andrew Trimble, Robert WGimpsey, Barkley Hall, James Connelly, David Rea, Samuel Casson, John IHunter, Joseph Brown, ...

... for the fenre. HusW said What that place, cemetery/ sir. was the reply. * Ah. me, said the last, hole (Original.> *—Jack Wilkinson. 22, Bards! ey-street, Fail Biver, Mass., TJ.SoA. J fyp ...