... witness 25 yards. and he PUIV ear had a rear light.. It wee too dark to see the outline of the car which accelerated._ Jack Wilkinson, garage proprietor. '1 horney ToU, said he was in place about 8.45 p.m. on Auga.t Dith. when Frank Brown, the man. carue ...

... (2.509); Ernest Milner, 157, Parlia- Arthur White, 24, Tennyson-street ment-street (2,504) ; George E. Moore, (2,519); Jack Wilkinson, Sitwell-st. 61, Leicester-street (2,529); John C. (2,511); Irene Woodhouse, 151, Sid- Murfin, 16, Allestree-st. (2,493) ...

... Boam, Mr. Sidney Boam, Mr. C. Capeoru, Mr. Hugh Brewis, Air. W. Haynes, Mr. Boam, Mr. Percy Williams, Mr. Moore, Mr. Jack Wilkinson, Mr. Blews Robotham, Mr. T. Moult, Mr. S. Mottram, the Rev. Hugh Hunter, Mr. C. J. Moore, Mr. Frank Moore. Others present ...

... Boam. 11. Bourn. Sidney Boam. C. Caporn. Hugh Brewis. \V. Haynes, Prank Boaio, J’erey Williams, Fred Muorc, Frank Moore, Jack Wilkinson. Uobotham, T. Moult, S. Mott ram, C. .1. Moore. Among those present in church were: The Mayor Derby (Coon. J. Ferguson ...

... Mellor, Clay Cross; Stanley Morgan, Barlow; Eric Taylor, Pilsley; Peggy Ford, Chesterfield; Sadie May Lander, Brampton; Jack Wilkinson. Birdholme; Jean Martin, Pilsley; Jack Bryant, Chesterfield; Fred Taylor, Pilsley; Elsa M. Chapman, Matlock; Dennis Parsons ...

... -169; 2, Brigg Church Choir, 83 and 81, 164. Pass solo': Test piece, “ Ethiopa salutimg the colours (Charles Wood): 1 Jack Wilkinson, Grimsby, 87; 92, Frank Lowe, Broughton, 85; 3. George Mitehell, New Cleethorpes, 84. Duet (any two voices, lady or gentleman ...

... Sadie May Lander, Brampton; Mabel Wilkinson, Birdholme; Dorothy May Metcalfe, Holland Ward; Dorothy Mason, Unstone Green; Jack Wilkinson.. Birdholme: Gears* Letchworth; Joan Gosling, Barlboro' ; Harold Mason, Unstone Green; Allan Bates, Chesterfield; Frank ...

... Arthur Foss (4330). George Green (4053). Fred Gregory (108). Albert' Mann (3045). * Cyril Parry (5649). Alice Wild (1144). Jack Wilkinson (2511). Ulive Walker (2860). Avis Wass (5154). Frank, Woods (5329). ■* ♦ ■ ...

... the appearance at the Nottingham Shire Hall last Saturday of James Hammond. aged 17, hosiery worker, of 39, Gedlingroad, Jack Wilkinson. aged 16. clerk, of 47. Oedling-road, and James Turton. aged 19. clerk. of 39, Ladling-road, all of Arnold, who were summoned ...

... the appearance at the Nottingham Shire Hall last Saturday of James Hammond, aged 17, hosiery worker, of 39, Gedlingroad. Jack Wilkinson. aged 16. clerk, of 47. Gedling-road. and James Turton, aged 19, clerk, a 39. Gedling-road. all of Arnold, who were summoned ...

... into the poor box. Nevertheless, the defendants. Cyril' .White, Herbert Tomlin, Clifford Storer,' all labourers. and Jack Wilkinson, a• shoehand, were each fined ss. The magistrates were Mr. R. Rowley (in the chair). Sir Arthur Faire. Mr. W. Young. Mr ...

... llev. A. H. Howard officiated. The chief mourners were: Mrs. Wilkinson, widow; Mory ami Emily Wilkinson, daughters ; Mr. Jack Wilkinson, hroilicr; Mr. and Mrs. Wright, brother-in-law and sister: Mr. and Mrs. iliggadike. brollier-in-law ami sister; Mrs. Tom ...