... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Whalley, Mias Noima White, Mr Harold Whitty, Mr J. Edward Wilberforoe, Mr J. Wilby, Mr Walter Wilcox, Mr J. Wilcox. Mr Jack Wilkinson, Mr John Wiocott and Leighton Wingfield, Mr Wolf, Miss Gipsy Woodward, Mrs W. K. Wright. Mr Stewart D. Yard ley, Mr H ...

... state, and falls were frequent. Following a free kick against the Reds, Bullock sent the ball well in front of goal, hut Jack Wilkinson made a fine clearance. At length Symons. who was making his first appearance before the home crowd, got well away, and ...

... the forwards seem to combine more, and they are well supported by the halves, amongst whom was seen the familiar face of Jack Wilkinson, who played • champion back and half-back game. Whenever the backs were hard pressed he has a happy way of at once falling ...

... absence of Bragg and Cody, the latter playing in the forward line. The hest half on Saturday for the Reds was undoubtedly Jack Wilkinson, who played • clever and hustling game. The fault of the Uxbridge halves as that they do not support their forward■ nearly ...

... Gregory, A. Commins, P. Cody, E. Bailey, W. Waterfall, and J. Wilkinson. Hounslow won the toss, and Cody kicked off. Jack Wilkinson, on the left, went down the field, but shot behind, and then Waterfall got away, and after dribbling right through centred ...

... practice, Bailey again injured his leg, and bad to be carried off the field, and the start was delayed in order to allow Jack Wilkinson to change. The teams lined un as under:—New Crusaders (playing in whiter: E. E. Wilson; H. A. Milton and G. B. Farntield; ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...