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... 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 ...
... Doolittle said he would mrke the fifteenth, or last man, if the two others were forthcoming. Two Militia Artillery men and Mr. Jack Wilkinson then volunteered, but those in the boat objected to go with them. Appetite to the regular *crew were futile, and several ...
... in costume, “They All Love Jock, by Mr Jack Wilkinson, who was repeatedly encored. Major -Casement sang “ Rory Dari in’.” Constable Terrett sang The Midsbipmite,” and was encored, followed by Mr Jack Wilkinson in “The Alabama Coon.” This concluded the ...
... song in costume, They All Love Jack, by Mr Jack Wilkinson, who was repeatedly encored. Major Casement sang Rory Darlin'. Constable Verrett sang The Midshipmite, and was encored, followed by Mr Jack Wilkinson in The Alabama Coon. This concluded the ...
... First Innings Holland b Ringrose.. 4 © Tunnielifie t & — Hayward c Ringrose b e Tenet, cs a Hayes c¢ Denton b 12 © Haig b Jack Wilkinson os 2 not out | Strudewick nat out he a . & Total” o aaa Total 0 Vo LASCASHT 1 Tast year the match was drawn, When play ...
... presiding. ee mecting on present were: that the =~. Wynne, M. Harding, he broug’ . La explana- Xow vone, FL Hanghton Jack Wilkinson, Peter P: hters told him ker, Joln al hy a person \ lames there oa Heddon and the Kev. itt he would au The meeting was ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...