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... KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR. A six-years-old boy. Jack Wilkinson, of Cottingham-street, Annley-road, Leeds, was knocked down by a motor-car near Pickeringgtreet, Armley-road, yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the Infirmary with a broken lear. ...
... ” But I’ve told them sternly what will happen if I' catch them at it. So I hope they’ll take warning, Kathleen. Little Jack Wilkinson sent such a jolly picture of Alfie —it pleased him tremendously, old chap. He ran straight to Mr. Thack with it, and told ...
... Joan’s Grandma, Is. ; Pauline Ellis, 6d. ; John Hardy, 3d. ; Ida Fox, Is. ; Freddie Fox, Is. ; Albert Fairholme, Is.; Jack Wilkinson, 3d. ; Gladys Moore, 2d. ; Doreen Barber, 3d. ; Lily Allison, 3d. ; Muriel Wilson, 6d. Laurie Pease, 6d. hildrerv’s JiM ...
... and a boy who was crossing Hudders-6eld Road at Wyke. was described at the inquest at Bradford yesterday on the boy, Jack Wilkinson (15), of Carr Lane, Low Moor, who was fatally injured bv the motor-car,. One of the cyclists who collided with the car ...
... Magistrate; Well, further summonses will granted without strict inquiry. MISSING BRADFORD YOUTH. News being sought of Jack Wilkinson (18), mill worker, Tong Street, Bradford, missing since last Thursday. He had been heard express a wish to sea. Description; ...
... concluding stages the Rovers. rose ta great heights in adopting rush tactics, which at length produced’a try scored by Jack Wilkinson after passing between Carmichael and Bielby. The Rovers had a further glorious chance of a try when Carmichael seized ...
... posy of chrysanthemums and roses. Ine Rev. W. Hall officiated. Mr. Milner gave his daughter away and the best man was Mr. Jack Wilkinson, of Otley Road, Bradford, and the groomsmen were Mr. Thompson Milner, Mr. David Riley, and Mr. Oddy Whittaker. A reception ...
... : But the Rovers were fighting now, and every move was a gr: mone Their yeward came when, after pasting the forward Jack, WILKINSON scored,- Knapman’s tackle coming too latc. Osborn missed a goal. : ‘ In the mext minute Carmichael was away with the ball ...
... lovely, dear, to getting FOUR music certificates all at once! Yes, I’ll put you on our Roll Honour I think. How jolly for Jack Wilkinson ! He had a birthday cake with seven little animals on it, each holding a candle —little pussies, doggies and squirrels ...
... Bath’—l, Wesleyan (Aoir, 169; 2, Church Choir, 164. .. mss solo fopent— *'Elbopta saluting the colours (Charles Woodl-1, Jack Wilkinson, Cleethorpes. 87; 2. Frank Lowe, Broughton, 85; 3, George Mitchell, New Cloethorpce. 84. Duet (lady and sentleman. own ...
... (open l.-1. Arthur Bride. Hull, 86. 2. Wilfred Waddington. Mexborougb, 84, 3. Norman Mitch-n. 2. F. ButrcioV Beltoft, 3, Jack Wilkinson, °Baritone (open).—l. Arthur Robinson. ham, 89; 2. Edward Hull, 87, 3, F. Butrold, quartette, male voice# (open).—2. Wordaby ...
... ; Olive June, New Farnley, 6d.; Joyce Phillipson, Dewsbury. 6d.; Ronald Mason, Leeds, 2d.; Freda Handley. Morley, 3d.; Jack Wilkinson, Leeds, 3d.; Barbara Ducker, Halitaz, 6d.; Peter Pickup, Huddersfield, 6d. THE ADVENTURES OF ALFIE APPLE. (526) W hat’s ...