... end of the obelisk were completely uprooted and fell across the road. The was o verturned on its side, and the driver. ' Jack Wilkinson. 22. of St. George's. i 'road, was pinned in the wreckage. He was seriously injured. Armistice Day in the L. C.C. Schools ...

... Wallington, Kensal Rise.—l'm afraid you can't make a canary sing. 'You should always hear your bird sing before you buy it. Jack Wilkinson, Wisbech.— Give your goldfinch some thistle-seed occasionally, and hang him out in the sun, on warm days. Don't overfeed ...

... Henry Ashbridge (dist.). Alice • Oar' , lee. Joan Maneell, Doris Palfreman' (dint.). Alfred (I. Smith, Henry Tertiary,. Jack Wilkinson (dint.). Herbert Gibbons (dint.), Doris Knight. Elsie Rome, Joyce: Baton I dist.). (Iwerulolen Davenport.—, Shorthand: ...

... and Ascot. ATIILITIC Success.—Local residents will learn with interest of the athletic success of the two sons of Mr. Jack Wilkinson, the old Uxbridge footballer, who is now in business at Bournemouth. His second son. Ronald, in the Bournemouth High School ...

... small savings. Interest is allowed on Savings Accounts of 11 and upwards. BROTHERS ATHLETIC PROWESS. Many friends. of Mt. Jack Wilkinson, a former well-known Oxbridge footballer n will be Interested in the acconapsnying pbotograph, which shows Mr Wilkinson's ...

... to the convalescent homes at Bourneuu uth and ‘Vr,king. They thank the Legion for all that has bees done for them. Mr. Jack Wilkinson, a member of the executive committee of the club. is set iottsly ill in the West London Hospital. It is hoped that he ...

... Goldstein (silver), 2 Mabel Jones (bronze), 3 John Eldridge (bronze), 4 Ruby Rowe (bronze). Elocution.—Over 18 years: Mr. Jack Wilkinson (bronze), Miss Elsie Chamberlain (silver), Miss Amelia George (bronze). Original Poem on Islington.-1, Councillor Duncan ...