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... scored successes with his pupils Miss Mabel Ho:ford, Miss Alicia Sands (contraltos), Mr. F. G Smith (baritone), and Master Jack Wilkinson (chorister), who all obtained certificates. The funeral of Mr. Thomas Hodson took place on Saturday at Nunhcad cemetery ...
... an. Secretary, Joseph Lowe; treasurer, Will Brimelow; captain, Will Johnson; sub-captain, Charlie Sunderland; marshall, Jack Wilkinson. The meeting voted unanimously in favour of increasing the &Wis. tion fees to the National C.C.C., to 3d. per member per ...
... respomuhle for bass Nollolli expressed pleasure being once more . ® Kal •rook. . . l,? 1 and baritone solos, and Masters Jack Wilkinson, assist St. Switbun s. Little Mias Marie Rice t. P*[k. V■ . , liSns i.Fa 2* rn«.P.r.v„ i amp -Played City of Tendon Sid ...
... Savage Club dinnor, just before sailing for K10 Janeiro w%ti a muBica! comedy ermrpany, including the late Bob Fish and Jack Wilkinson. Sinoe thon ho has been manager of tlio IJeira Railway in South Africa, and I had kst sight ot him alter his season at ...
... Life. The gathering on the platform to bid Jephtha adieu was confined to a few intimate friends, including Arthur Davis, Jack Wilkinson, and Dick Baker; a representative of Mr J. H. Douglas, who accompanied Jephtha, as fan as Southampton; and a few Pressmen ...
... sister-inlaw and Mr. Arthur Curtis played Mr. *ass. A capital little character-study was contributed by Mr. Caton Woodville as Jack Wilkinson. After this Miss Evangeline Florenoe sang to us and Mr. Tom Clare and a piano amused everybody very much indeed. Miss ...
... Stanley Mrs. Koos Miss Mary Dcverell Mr. Ross Mr. Arthur Curtis Minima Mr. Fredk. Moriumi Raiiston Mr. Cliaries Trevor Roper Jack Wilkinson Mr. Caton Woodville 1 Scene. (Parlour, King's Head Inn, Edg nton. Af/1 W tluinson' s Widow, which was re ceived with decided ...
... Constance Clyde, entitled “MR. WILKINSON'S WIDOW.” Mrs. Wilkinson Mrs. Ross .. M ok , Mlirams .. Railston . Jack Wilkinson Miss Blanche Stanley .vo.. ‘Mies Mary Deverell cevvnnens Mr. Arthur Curtis +vvvn. Mr, Fredk. Morland Mr. Charles Trevor ...
... ewis iSt. George's; beat Bill Me. Carthy (Borough). who retired in the second round: Charlie Mitchell (Deptford) heat Jack Wilkinson (Kings Cross) in the first round: Tem Warren ißotherhithe) beat Tom Papke (Borough. in the first round; (Itorge Hudson ...
... the following for side-stake: Bill Beynon, i.,..r, an d w h en h e realises that his left hand Mitchell (Deptford) be Jack Wilkinson (King's Eddie Jones, Ernie Scott, Peter Cain, or Arthur. ; ilin-li should carry the weight of his body Cross) in the Ist ...
... Timis (kW George's) heat Bill McCarthy (Boro), McCarthy retiring in the second round. Charlie Mitchell (Deptford) beat Jack Wilkinson (King's Cris) in the first round. Tom Warren (Rotherlilthe) knocked. out Tom Papke (Dore) In the first, round. George ...
... and emend times made in the second session. Pte. Miles (Manchester Bridges uneteedv with rights to the jaw. Rest.) beat Jack Wilkinson (Islington) in The latter was ;town for but nsing round three. Joe Davis (Hampstead) beat was so aggressive that both ...