... Ge WEE not | ee Wake backs, Jack Wilkinson, “WAVE WON MORE AWARDS THAN ANY_ OTHE Soa Appointed Manufacturers to H.M. the King, H.M. t Lon Dunn, Ward. forwards, H.R-H. the Prince of Wales, and other Royal Houses Ww LET BE ards, Webb, n, Chambers. ewe Di-k ...

... form debate, engaged the attention of the members the Literary Society on Wednesday evening, under the chairmanship Mr Jack Wilkinson. Mr H. C. Green supported the affirmative, and Mr J. Robertson upheld tho negative. Both papers were thoroughly interesting ...

... taking part. The prize-winners were as follows: —Ladies 1, Miss E. Aitken; 2. Mrs G. Tennant. Gentleme —1, W. Intin; 2, Jack Wilkinson. The prizes were presented during the course of the evening by Mrs H. C. Green. A company of about 45 couples took part ...

... those taking part. The prize-winners were follows: —Ladies 1, Miss E. Aitken ;2, Mrs G. Tennant. Gentleme 1, W. intin; 2, Jack Wilkinson. prizes were presented during the course the evening Mrs H. C. Green. A company about 45 couples took part in the dancing ...

... miner, was found at a Walsall inquest yesterday to have died from an obscure minor’s disease called purpurhamorrhagi*. Jack Wilkinson, a homeless clerk, was at Wakefield yesterday sent to prison for two months for stealing jewellery from a house where ...

... hadbeen noticed in his manner. An open verdiet , was returned. o “r , WAKEFIELD TODGER'S THEFT- * . At Wakefield, yesterday. Jack Wilkinson, - clerk, of no fixed abude, was sent to ;vri«m for two months on a charge of stealthg a ° silver watch and pendant and ...

... suffered from a mild attack of had lis. 6d. to or i4 days. a certain disease, but he was completely “A DARING BERY.—Jack Wilkinson, before the accident. However, if an as a clerk, no fixed abode, and, happened and brought ont latent who eaid he was ...

... was committed 'for a, month, and Jeremiah Horan, Featherstone, was ortilered to pay Its. ted., or 7 days. AS A LODGER.--Jack Wilkinson, I clerk, paid a visit to John A. Parkin's, la. Pinderfield's Road, on the Irk Nov. last and procured lodgings, saying ...

... VigGNT Hs AND \AONTHS \ Harrogate today, Jack Wilkinson, a@ eightern- clerk of no fixed add . who was produced mie av Home order from Armley Geol, where serving a apntence of two pnonths, was charged eith a dress ring. slued at i. Mew Mary we wp of Nidd ...

... Monday in \\'flkb:fimd.— Prmoner pleaded guilty, and was fived & od. | and oosts, or seveu days. i Avrxcep Tuerr or A Rive. | Jack Wilkinson (18), s clerk, of no fized | address, was oharged by Mre. Mary Giberwon, | wmidow, of Harrogate, with stealing o lady's ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Jack Wilkinson (leader); duet, The moon hath raised her lamp,” Messrs. Baron and H. Wilkinson; humorous song, Pussycat,” Mr. J. Neary; song. “Doan yc cry, honey,” Master H. Butler; Quartette, LitUe Tommy went a-fisbing.” Mowrs. Jack Wilkinson, A ...