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... Mr. Jack Wilkinson (leader); duet, The moon hath raised her lamp,” Messrs. Baron and H. Wilkinson; humorous song, Pussycat,” Mr. J. Neary; song. “Doan yc cry, honey,” Master H. Butler; Quartette, LitUe Tommy went a-fisbing.” Mowrs. Jack Wilkinson, A ...
... think,” Mr. J. Blackburn; duet, •* Life's dream is o’er. Masters I. Siuey and II Butler song My old Kentucky home, Mr. Jack Wilkinson (leader); duet. The moon hath raised her lamp,” Messrs. E Baron and H. Wilkinson; humorous aong. ' Pussycat, Mr J. Neary; ...
... Mrs. A. Whittaker. Elvry House. Mr. Lawnonce Whittaker and Miss Whittaker, Sunnyvide. Mr. Norman Whittaker. Ansdotl. Mr. Jack Wilkinson, Blaekburn-road, Clayton. Misses Wilkinson, Blaokburn-road, ektyton. Thn Whittaker, Burnley-road. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ...
... T. Bession, T. Hall, Smethnrst, J. Hannon, Smith, Jos Williams, Wm. Brimelow. W. Cleworth, W. Eckerrley, Tom Brnmilow, Jack Wilkinson, Jim Smetbnrst, T. O’Brien and J. Davies. Ur. Tommy Hall excelled elocutionist. Councillor Fickitr, who presented Mr. ...
... this eeason. Of the eleven which won both Amateur and Army Cups in 1910, they have reclalmed no fuwer than seven—Turner, Jack, Wilkinson, Yates, Exford, Wiseman, and Holness. The latter has brought a brother of bie own calibre into the Service, and .llocfllo ...
... Whittaker. Mr. V. 11. Woodecek. Mr. Wm. Whittaker. Mr. Mrs. Jack Walmsley. Whittalt r. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Wright. Mr. Jack Wilkinson. Mr. Hptr Wilkinson. Mini Vdkin'on. Miss Wilkins:ln. Mr. Walter Walinsle(a. • Whittak.r. Mmt Wenyon. Mr. Vati, IBlackburn) ...
... outclassed Charlie Cook (Bermondsey). the bout being stopped after two roundel. Private Miles (Manchester Regiment) beat Jack Wilkinson (Islington). who was stopped during the last round. .Coe Davis (Hampstead) beat Charlie Austin (Camberwell). who gave ...
... ; aeos matt. Moody and Keily; Mem& W. W. Kelly's fish stye lEmployes; Capt. and Mrs. J. Wright; two of the Harold and Jack Wilkinson; Capt. and Capt. Faragber; Mr. and Mn.. Coolut• Capit and Mrs. Rayworl3; James and Joespb Armour; Capt. and Hrs. Hayes; ...
... Markland, second prize value, 18s.; Tom Seddon, third prize value. 13s. ; Fred Wolstenbolme, fourth prize value, 10s. 6d ; Jack Wilkinson, fifth prize value, 10s. 6d ; H. Rigby. W. Winward, Jack Norriss, J Marbland, T. Pilkington. won prizes value 9s. each ...
... class: C. It. Fielding, E. Whittan (disti ished in English); paw: A. A. But- Z ri leld, A. M. Elliott, E. P. Ilaydock, E. Jack- Wilkinson, D. R. Baxter. Juniors: Honlst class, F. Parker (distinguished in mathstwaties), 3a. A. Cooper, I. Brunskill (distinguished ...
... by Jimmy Hughes (Wigan) ; then followed dance Old English Quadrilles, by Thomaa Dillon (Bury). Mrs. Sheridan (Wigan). Jack Wilkinson (Leigh), and Mrs. Hughes (‘S- ),; Mr. Arthur (Liverpool), sang -Mona; ** Miner’s dream of home was sung Miss Annie ...
... Laycock.l Tom Ralph, Jack Sherman, Victor Shutt, Tom Watcrworth, and Stanley Walker. Fishing Pond.—Messrs Leonard Heap, Jack Wilkinson, land Jas. Walker. Gentlemen's Stalls.—President, Mr. Campbell, assisted Messrs. R. Almond, Bailey, J. Bailey, 11. Brown ...