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... Vicar at Brierfield for 27 years. The Bishop of Blackburn and the Bishop of Burnley are expected to be present, and Mr. Jack Wilkinson, who designed the building, and who is now serving with the 1 Forces, hopes be present. The cost is estimated £3,750, ...
... Vicar at Brierfield for 27 years. The Bishop of Blackburn and the Bishop of Burnley are expected to be present, and Mr. Jack Wilkinson, who designed the building, and who is now serving with the Forces, hopes to be present. The cost is estimated to be £3 ...
... many of them were confident that they would see him again. They appreciated his work and also that of Dr. Palin and Mr. Jack Wilkinson. The latter got married and joined the Army. He was sorry that the hall was not what Mr. Wilkinson wanted it be, but they ...
... helped to man the ship—the new and the young. Two of the latter were in their thoughts that day—Mr. W. Wilson and Mr. Jack Wilkinson. Mr. Wilson's enthusiasm and untiring efforts resulted in the clearing away the legal difficult] existing between the ...
... of tribute to Dr. Palin and the committee responsible for canY, ing out the scheme,' and made special reference to Mr. Jack Wilkinson's contribution. At the close, the Bishop presented Mr, Wilkinson with a cheque, and Dr. Patin handed to the Wear a portable ...
... helped to man tho ship—the new and the young. Two of the latter were in their thoughts that day—Mr. Billy Virdsoil and Mr. Jack Wilkinson. Mr. Wilson's enthusiasm and untiring,efforts resulted in the 'clearing away of he legal difficulties existing between ...
... Crouchley, Miss M M Hannah, Mr. Wm. Higenbottam, 3.—February 19th, 1932, Wargrave Workdwmen’'s Club; Clough won on points. 4. ...
... held the Home Guard Church Room The proceeds in aid of the local Comforts LLANDWROG to learn Aire Tan Grocsion and Mr Jack Wilkinson Coch are indisposed It is they will a complete restoration to health soon IN HOSPITAL Hie learn Air Ted Rhiwf who at Cottage ...
... Marion Keigliley 0.031. Ernest Sinkinson 4.522, Cyril E Woodhouse 9.300, Joan Ellisonl : 7s9. Dennis H Stokes 5.965. Jack Wilkinson 7,359. Wilson !meson 8.000, William H. Goddard 5.030, Joan Overy 9.947. Irene Clough 3.485. Doreen Nuttall 3.886. Norman ...
... fern: and His Merriman, in pink flowered silk. trimmed with blue velvet and outlying! nosv of anemones and primroses. Mr. Jack Wilkinson was beet man. and Mrs. accompanied the hymn. The voice that breathed Eden. ' Many gifts included an %mina.? bed room ...
... prizes were also awarded. Serious Offstioe. Having pleaded guilty to a charge of indecently assaulting a sevenrear-old boy, Jack Wilkinson (18), warehouse labourer, of Garden Street, Nelson, was bound over for two years by the local magistrates yesterday morning ...
... with Rose the vocals played by Casino Accordion Band Others taking part were Daisy Richardson and Dreda Clark duetists Jack Wilkinson baritone Rita Brammar crooner and Ena Westlake soprano The stage managers were W W Rednaw FORMER PRINCIPAL OF WYCLIFFE ...