... AGAPEDOME. A TALE PEACE AND LOVE. If were to commence toy story by stating, in the manner of the military biographers, that Jack Wilkinson was a* brave a man as ever pushed a bayonet into the brisket a Frenchman, should be telling a confounded lie, seeing that ...

... with the life-preserver, which she administered to Hyaras, was a service for which could not otherwise than grateful. Jack Wilkinson was selected .as the medium of communication. He found the strong Lavinia alone, and perfectly composed. wish never more ...

... On Wednesday evening woman had very 1 narrow escape from being killed the above named station. A young gentleman named Jack Wilkinson was going off America, when she I ran across ths line bid him good-bye, she not noticing the five o’clock train coming ...

... representation, “The Patient and the Cure, Messra. James Drennan, James Moorcroft, Dick Purdy, David Gray. Chas. Parker, Jack .Wilkinson, James Creelman, and the secretary. Fruit baying been served, a cordill vote of thank© was passed to the makers, stewards ...

... Robert Finlay, William Andrew Ham eee, Ferris Dennison, Hugh S. Carlisle. William Agnew. Alexander Lough, David Walker, Jack Wilkinson, Andrew Trimble, Robert WGimpsey, Barkley Hall, James Connelly, David Rea, Samuel Casson, John IHunter, Joseph Brown, ...

... Sapey.—No. dearie, there is nothing to pay to join the C.C.11., and I have been so glad to write your name in my big book. Jack Wilkinson.—So pleased to welcome you, Jack. I expect you will like to read about the lambs this week. Genie course I will let you ...

... LETTERS. A. hi dearie, there is nothing to pay to join the CCU, and I have been so glad to write your name in my big book. Jack Wilkinson.—So phosed to welcome you, Jack. I expect you will like to read about the bunbe this week. Gertie RelL—Of coarse I will ...

... Belfast leas). killed it action an Nov. Se in Franco. Detested was a of Mrs. 3rCalltini, Beetril Street, Belfast. Pte. JACK WILKINSON. Ist Cheshire Regiment. formerly of Derry. •oanded and • prisoner of Imo. in tierma•J. The photo taken in • German prison ...

... p™ war. and possibly he. too. DibUn Um>ere“^ “nSepTembe?i2, 1914, and' “Mrs. Clark; 23 Habst Street, Renfrew, has Pte. JACK WILKINSON, Ist Cheshire Eegiment, formerly Derry, wounded and a prisoner of nar in Germany. The photo was taken in a German prison ...

... was • son of Mrs. WCAllum. formerly of Craig.. County 28 Pereril Street, Belfast. Antrim. He has brother in 12th Pte. JACK WILKINSON. Sergeant 1). REA, let Cheshire Regiment. 10th Battalion Hampshire formerly of Derry. wounded Regiment, of Welland St ...

... r—Pianoforte solo (a) Chansonette , (b) Walt; (Violet Reilly; Song of the Scouts, Billy Mansfield, Roy Wilkinson, Jack Wilkinson, Jack Floater, Bap. Henderson, Roy Robinson, Cecil Fords, Diamond Prescott, George McCune& ; (in character), A Little ...

... pleasant and convincing. The other parts were well sustained as follows:—Seven dwarfs—John Lennox, David M'Kay, Alan Alcorn, Jack Wilkinson, Jim Wilkinson, Frank Colgan, and Douglas M'Clelland; train-bearers—Minnie Keenan and Robert Colgan; Chief Baron of Arcadee ...