Mr. Hawkins

Mr Hawkins's name arose during evidence in the trial, but yesterday friends insisted he had no connection with drugs.

Cat finds out where he is but can't inform the police as she has no proof against Mr Hawkins.

Mr Hawkins went to the side.

Mrs Whittle and Mr Hawkins came forward to join them.

May I call you Mr Hawkins?

'She's the finest ship we've ever been in,' said Starboard to Mr Hawkins.

Mr Hawkins, who was twenty-six, was found dead at his home in Stroud last May.

'There ain't many barges afloat to touch 'er,' said Mr Hawkins.

'Go on, Mr Hawkins, get it do.

Mr Hawkins 1681

This is a bit off topic, but somethings been bugging me since Mr Hawkins brought it up, concerning time travel paradoxes.

With the help of his gang Syd protect and then later on rescue Pedro from the cruel Mr Hawkins.

'That's what I say, Mr Hawkins.

Baste them pheasants, Sally, and Mr Hawkins can tap the keg of porter.'

Jess said desperately: 'Don't hurt un, Mr Hawkins.'

Mr Hawkins thinks that slavery is lawful and fair, and he still believes that Pedro belongs to him.

Meanwhile Pedro is caught and is being held by Billy Shepherd for Mr Hawkins.

The Magistrate is called and Cat blackmails Mr Hawkins into setting Pedro free.

'Well, there's the Grange, Mr Hawkins.

I assure you, Mr Hawkins, the meanings and the shrieks and the groans that go on there you wouldn't believe.'

Venture capitalists will normally expect, and get, at least one seat on the board, operating what Mr Hawkins calls an 'eyes-on, rather than hands-on' approach to management.

Potatoes were first imported to the British Isles (probably to Ireland) in either 1563 or 1565 (sources differ) by Mr Hawkins.

The next moment he had left the wheel and he and Mr Hawkins were busy with creaking warps, mooring the Welcome for the night.

The barge swept through, and as she passed the bag was held out and Mr Hawkins, holding his hand high above it, dropped two shillings in it.