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... the opening scene : — j If I were to commence my story by stating, in the man- ner of the military biographers, that Jack Wilkinson was as brave a man as ever pushed a bayonet into the brisket of a Frenchman, I should bo telling a confounded lie, seeing ...
... be inferred from the opening scene were to commence my story stating, in the manner of the military biographers, that Jack Wilkinson was as brave a man as ever pushed a bayonet into the brisket of Frenchman, I should be telling a confounded lie, seeing ...
... extract from -ihe Congress and the Agapedome It is necessary, however, before introducing it, to inform our readers tbet Jack Wilkinson, who is Lieutenant regiment, which the nfficers scarcely ever die, after mans years' service, has, at last, opportunity ...
... AGAPEDOME. A TALE PEACE AND LOVE. If were to commence toy story by stating, in the manner of the military biographers, that Jack Wilkinson was a* brave a man as ever pushed a bayonet into the brisket a Frenchman, should be telling a confounded lie, seeing that ...
... with the life-preserver, which she administered to Hyaras, was a service for which could not otherwise than grateful. Jack Wilkinson was selected .as the medium of communication. He found the strong Lavinia alone, and perfectly composed. wish never more ...
... 9-c Stephenson lleyw. I Stopher, run 0ut Hey ward.. • Figotl, 1 bw. b J Jackson 3-s Stephenson b Jacks. Wilkinson, c Davis b Jackson o—b0 Jackson •••••■• J J. Lilly while, Heyward b Jack. 0-c Stephenson Jacks, Osborne, b Jackaon ...
... deposit, of couple of sevs a-side, has to made good this (Wednesday) evening, at Mr. Houghton’s, Mechanics’Arms, Millwall. Jack Wilkinson, of Islington, will fight Bath Jack’s Novice, according to his challenge, for £5 or £lO a-side, and meet him at the Bath ...
... that town. Dr. Bramwell occupied the chair/ Amongst the speakers were Dr. Bruce. Dr. Murray, the levs. C. Mackenzie, Jack, Wilkinson, Salmond, Wills; and Messrs. Ogilvie, H. Brown, Mr. Councillor Forth, and others. Interesting details were given the several ...
... that town. Dr. Bramwell occupied the chair. Amongst the speakers were Dr. Bruce, Dr. Murray, the Revs. C. Mackenzie, Jack, Wilkinson. Salmond, Wills ; and Messrs. Ogilvie, W. H. Brown, Mr. Councillor Forth, and others. Interesting details were given by ...
... J.Pl. Locke, Hot., II P.. H. W. Pock, V. 1., J.P.. W. Landell. Eol, J.P., U. G. Itielmninon. Eaq J.P., and Mmes. Jacks *, Wilkinson, T:oionsiron, Chalk, floor Stn. Arkeol. The mammal arrangements wore eflimently emstocted by Mr. J. J. Barger who rare ...
... 50 yards law small sized dogs, and 60 large. Wilkinson’s Ranger b»*at Downes’s Bess. Swif ’s Chatterbox beat Mabury’s Jack, Wilkinson’s Quick beat Cartwright’s Lope/. Rock’s Empress beat Stafford's bitch. Swift’s Lill beat Hughes’s Miss. Grant’s Beeswing ...
... running;—Wolverhampton Stakes (£l2, £2, £J).—Wilkinson’s Ranger beat Downe’s Bess, Swift's Chatterbox beat Maybury's Jack, Wilkinson's Quick beat Cartwright's Loper, Rock's Empress beat Stafford Bitch, Swift's Bill beat Hughes's Miss, Grant’s Beeswing ...