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... ; Mrs. Tunstall ; Elsie Tunstall, Harvest” ; Dora Vaile, « Tambourine Girl 3 Miss Wilkineon, « Hande scro-s the sea” ; Jack Wilkinson, * Cric koter ” ; Dora Wilkinson, * Forget-me-not ; Olga Wiikinson, e 'W'; Kstie Wilkincon, “ 18th Century ; M. Waldon; ...
... Luck; Mrs Tunstall Elsie Tunstall, Harvest ; Dora [ . , , Vade. Tambourine Girl ; Miss Wilkinson. I Hands across the sea ; Jack Wilkinson, ; Cricketer ; Dora Wilkinson, Forget-me-not ; Olga Wilkinson, Fairy : Katie Wilkinson. 18th ; Century; Mrs. Weldon, Wm ...
... “ ; Mes. T i Elsie Tunstall, * Harvest” ; Dora Vaile, “ Tambourine Girl * ; Miss Wilkinson, * Hands scro-s the sea” ; Jack Wilkinson, « Cricheter ; Dora Wilkiason, ** Forget-me-not” ; x Wiikinsou, M‘”; Kstie Wilkineou, Century ; Mre. Waldon; Wm. ...
... Yates, en.lLsarbert. Cross: With John H. English's sincere sympathy. Crows: From Ni..-. Reynolds, L. Weetcott. and Mr. Jack Wilkinson. Wreath : iii;iiideep sympat, from Mrs. Hekersastf. Cross :W. H. Clan, w ith dewiest sympotby. Yirostor. : With Mr. sed ...
... thing out of it. Wish I had some of the money left now. Then old Jack Wilkinson came along and settled down near me. But who was Jack Wilkinson P I asked. Never hear of Jack Wilkinson—old Jack, as he was always called P Why, I thought everybody in ...
... 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 ...
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... his name with the toast. The meeting was called not purposely for the toasts, but for the purpose of receivlog back Mr. Jack Wilkinson. It was a great credit to the Club that they had such a member who was ready to throw up his life tor Queen and Coun'ry ...
... Hartlepool ; 50457. Ted Burley, Queen's Head Hotel, Hartlepool; 50458, James Burley, Queen's Head Hotel, Hartlepool: 50459, Jack Wilkinson, 7. Franoes-street, ITaetlepool ; 5Q60 , Anty Wilkinson, 7, Francesstreet, Hartlepool; 50461, Kate Walker, 3. Coramer ...
... over a tiers& of orange-blossom. She carried a bouquet of white rose. and wthite heather. Her train was carried by Master Jack Wilkinson. She was attended by Ada ran Santee (daughter of the Dutch Conout for Liverpool) and four pages, her father's pupils, ...
... score. At iength United opened the scoring, J. Kirk beating Blv•wer at close range. The warmed up and at owe attacked, and Jack Wilkinson egnslieed. United pressed ones more, and in the vicinity of the home Foal were given a free Irk, and an the r e su lt ...
... and after all it was a false alarm. tan you Nee the idea ? Certainly, for practice. I have looked all over the ship for Jack Wilkinson, but cannot And him. I mech . regret this, as the song is tree in this retie, Re all love Jack. Sports are to be held ...