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... have moved from Munster Lager. Goodbye and good luck for ever. Wishing you a nrosocroiis New Year. PTE. A. THOMAS and JACK WILKINSON, January, 1915. ’Cheshire Regt.” Miss Biown has .seal off this week one parcel containing candles- and nlghtlights to ...
... denied that she told her daughter toHell her father to keep hi* money, and that Mr. Greaves will keep mo ; that man named Jack Wilkinson, in the presence ot her son, gave her jK3. Mr. Greayca used to come two Or three times a week to attend to the garden ...
... that she told her daughter to tell her father to keep his money, and that Mr. Greaves will keep me”; that a man named Jack Wilkinson, in the pre.sence of her sou, gave her XH. Mr. Greaves used to come two or three times week to attend to the garden, which ...
... niit. 1*( •liirt» IV'Kimeid. B«*iino!aKer 11., Komp 14. (refangviM'ii. Old Kiigli-.li Camp. >ia born, (Jermany. l*t«. Jack Wilkinson, l«t lieslmo Ilugl Zuretg, Gefaiifenen l\hu ...
... was not seen advantage, and E, Wright played cleverly win by seven point*, while a remarkable finish was witnessed when Jack Wilkinson scored ten singles and double against W. Drysdale. in game 21—16. after liciug in arrears o—l 6. John Allan Faulkner played ...
... The eon referred to, witness added was the only child home. The other children were Jiving with his (witness’s) mother. Jack Wilkinson, son of the deceased, said when ha returned home Monday, the 2Tth Decera- Imt, 1i.30, he found his'iuother in the kitchen ...
... sheer bad play for Cheshire and a splendid performance for Lancashire, and although the points were again reduced when Jack Wilkinson lost IS—2l therewconld no blame attached to him. In meeting Bob Smith (Leigh Railway* -he was up against clever player ...
... Wilkinson, Nurse Wilkinson, Mr. William Barber, Mr. Albert Barber, Mr. Boulton, Mrs. Boulton, Mrs. William Barber. Mr. Jack Wilkinson, Mr. Harry Pepper and Mr. Alfred Pepper. The bearers were Messrs. Dennell, Westwell, Griffiths and Creswell. The shield ...
... 'beer bad play for Cheshire and a splendid performance for Lancashire, and although the points were again reduced when Jack Wilkinson lost 13-21 there could he no blame attached to him. In meeting Bob Smith (Leigh Railways be was up against a clever player ...
... Cheshire Yeomanry; Arthur Mason (wounded). Royal Fusiliers; Wilfred Parbery. Royal Field Artillery. LIEUTENANT JACK WILKINSON. Mr. Jack Wilkinson, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson, Pillory-street, Nantwicb, has been gazetted second-lieutenant in the ...
... programtue which was submitted the following took part : Messrs. J. Brown, Walter Brown. l'hormiii Basnett, Leonard moyer, and Jack Wilkinson. Misses .k. fliumett. Carrie Jolly, Florrie Moo'aisle, Elsie Potts and Janet Pendlebury. Edna Mars and Maggie Percival ...
... following took ',art:—Miss Lydia Booth, Mr. John Brown, Mr. Walter Brown, Mr. Thomas I ltasnott, Mr. Leonard Joyce, Mr. Jack Wilkinson, Miss A. Bennett, 3liss Carrie Miss l'lorrie Moulsdale, Miss Elsie Potts and Miss Janet Pendlebriry Edna Marsh. Maggie ...