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... Ssivey.—No. dearie. there is nothing to pay to join the E.C.U.. and I hay* been so pad to write your name in my big book. Jack Wilkinson. —go pleased to welcome you. Jack. I expect jou will to read about the lambs this week. Gertie Relf.—Of I will let yeti ...
... Sapey.—No, dearie, there is nothing to pay to join the C.C.U., and I base boen no glad to write your name in iny big book. Jack Wilkinson.—So pleased to welcome you, Jack. I expect you will like to read about the lambs this week. Gertie Rell.—Of course I will ...
... total 120, which total the captain applied the closure. For this transformation the score book Wednesday were indebted to Jack Wilkinson and in slightly lesser degree to K. Champion. Tho former’s innings not out was in every way admirable whilst the latter ...
... changes, readied 122. which total the innings , • outstanding feature the Innings was tindoubtedly really fine effort by Jack: Wilkinson, whoso , not out was in every way good innings. This . young player, who was only brought into the first team a few weeks ...
... ; aeos matt. Moody and Keily; Mem& W. W. Kelly's fish stye lEmployes; Capt. and Mrs. J. Wright; two of the Harold and Jack Wilkinson; Capt. and Capt. Faragber; Mr. and Mn.. Coolut• Capit and Mrs. Rayworl3; James and Joespb Armour; Capt. and Hrs. Hayes; ...
... 16---3, and 93- -12. :_lowley, how. ever. tnade a fight ei it, getting to 17 before being beaten. Then a newly tried man in Jack Wilkinson, from the Heatiey Railway flub, showed us a wonitertul performance. After E. J. Ilan !had najehea a air.* Wilkinson, on ...
... 'at the Swan He Cowley making ten in for couple was 16 3 12 Cowley however a fight it to 17 beaten Then newly tried man Jack Wilkinson the Railway Club wonderful performance After E J Hall Wilkinion a running mark way back again 17 lucky Holt he 21—2 loud ...
... Markland, second prize value, 18s.; Tom Seddon, third prize value. 13s. ; Fred Wolstenbolme, fourth prize value, 10s. 6d ; Jack Wilkinson, fifth prize value, 10s. 6d ; H. Rigby. W. Winward, Jack Norriss, J Marbland, T. Pilkington. won prizes value 9s. each ...
... opponents plenty of work. No further goals were scored to the interval. Upon the resumption the homesters again pressed, and Jack \Wilkinson placed them still further ahead with a well-judged shot. A remarkable falling off now made itself apparent in the home ...
... to upwards of £lO. a little over last year's total. RASTRICK CHILD'S DEATH. The death occurred suddenly on Salurday of Jack Wilkinson, aged five years a child whbo bad been put out to nurse with pewlo at Rastrick. The facts were communicated to the Coroner ...
... tan am of 14 lads with a drum and bugle yarding down King joint, and who tramples the bonnie flowers i sudden death of Jack Wilkinson. Years Of Croke-lane on StitKilly evening , with appareolly no beneath hie feet is the eager march for dinner. responsible ...
... class: C. It. Fielding, E. Whittan (disti ished in English); paw: A. A. But- Z ri leld, A. M. Elliott, E. P. Ilaydock, E. Jack- Wilkinson, D. R. Baxter. Juniors: Honlst class, F. Parker (distinguished in mathstwaties), 3a. A. Cooper, I. Brunskill (distinguished ...