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... the gun fin«h and soon afterwards Rogers came into the house and said, ** Good God, Mrs. Moore, get a light and come out; Jack Wilkinson has shot poor Billy Batler.” she found deceased on the sea-wall, and he said to her, *“ Oh, Mrs. Moore, I am shot. It ...
... Killer. Leonard Marshall; Red Hood. Elsie Hihberd: Five Men. Godfrey Rritehheld. Leonard Syddall. Bernard Littlewood. Jack Wilkinson, and Eric Manship; and Five Servinp Maids. Freda Dncmanton. Phyllis Stevenson. Muriel Foster. Doris Berresford. and Doris ...
... Emma Schofield, Willie Wooad- bridge, Myra Holme-, Lily ‘Thompson, Edith Presley, Miss Hodson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Teasdale, Jack Wilkinson, Mrs. Reaney. ws Hodson, Mr. Marson, Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Coates, Sirs Peachey’s class, Primary ...
... Cox, Schofield, Willie Wood- bridge, Myra Holmes, Lily Thompson, Edith Presley, Miss Hodson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Teasdale, Jack Wilkinson, Mrs. Reaney, Mr. Hodson, Mr. Marson, Mr. and Mrs. A. §. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Coates, Mrs. Peachey’s class, Primary ...
... opponents plenty of work. No further goals were scored to the interval. Upon the resumption the homesters again pressed, and Jack \Wilkinson placed them still further ahead with a well-judged shot. A remarkable falling off now made itself apparent in the home ...
... Saundereon. Willie Kpencer Mr. Gardiner’s.-Arthur Marshall. Ernest Bernard Hayes. Walter Briggs. Willie Walkley. Fred Bindley. Jack Wilkinson. Mr. Colmnn's.-Douglsts Blake. James Merryfleld. Jack Christian. Alfred Harrison. Fred Mayoock. , Mr. Hayes’*.—George ...
... SOLDIERS KILLED if njury Aicial news ha. now been received at Ott his gh home Tlunloke Road Ho'mewood at Shiret it Sergt Jack Wilkinson >on ot Mrs \ H Colliss has been killed in action keeper gt. Wilkinson enlisted at the outbreak war aud had seen service ...
... Chinirpe 1 ficial news has now been received at | home, Hunloke Roaa, t Sergt. Jack Wilkinson, son of Mrs. H. Colliss, has been killed in action. gt. Wilkinson enlisted at the outbreak | hon. reak war abd had seen service in Gallipol, pt, and France. ...
... going under to the Elsecar aid*. Swinton batting warn sadly below standard, and but for the plucky stand of a schoolboy. Jack Wilkinson and L. Stanney, No. 11 in the side, the tilnhorst Sawa would have been repeated. gained a hollow victory, Amos Woolley ...
... Re-ponding. Rotarian S. I olin Ward ,4/ill it a pit y that to n-planning ATHLETIC. were not in operation sisty or rives! Jack Wilkinson. the api. Although they were on industrial tent their 'width stook! con u pa n. with I old erainty U. honk footballer ...
... 50 yds.; 120 3-sth secs. 100 Yards Handicap Flat Race—Open.-1, R. Page. Derby C. & A. C.. 6 yds.; 10-12 secs. 2nd heat, Jack Wilkinson. 10f yds., 10 secs.; 13rd heat, E. Furnidge. Notts. Harriers. di yds. 10-23 secs.: 4th heat, J. E. T. Buckingham, North ...
... Schofield_.' Frances Cable, Matt' Cable; Rue' Terry, Sarah Shaw, Vera Valentine, Wilfred Bourne, Vernon Atkins, F. Wilkinson, Jack Wilkinson, Marshall Skinner, Dennis Bates, Erie Beverley, Maurice Colley, John T. Xones, Leonard 'Buck, Sam Littlewood, 'A. Ash ...