... Lloyd Mr. John Lilly Mr. Thomas Harrison Mr. T. Turner AIr. John Clurchill sir. George Holden Mr. E. A. Lingard Mr. John Holden Mr. Herbert Wright Mr. John Cartland Mr. George Waddell Mr. Henry Wareing Mr. Isaea Newey Mr. William Sabin Mr. William Gougl ...

... from their esteemed member, Mr. Bright- I [loud chieers]-to bring under their notice. Re then read a letterc from Air. George Dawson, who expressed his strong adhesion to E the London programme of Reform, to which he had appended his I name, and his regret ...

... uas Co.pos.ion2o. Matilrd Smith, Stage 1Ii: Painting of a Gr p Colour. -George Hall, Stage IO.: Painting . of the Figure (Dancing Girl,) it InenOchrOle, -Honoirae mention to George Hell, Stage 17:. Study of the Figure from. Life. Richard Evans, Siege ...

... British Institution, has opened well. The 'imes reports most favourably of the collection, and singles out for high praise Henry Dawson's landscape, and gives a fitting commen- dation to that of our townsman, Henry Jolnson. We quote a considerable portion of ...

... the Duke of Saxe Coburg, and the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Victor of Hohenlohe, the Duchess of Sutherland, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, the Lady in Waiting to the Duchess of Cambridge, Lady Caro- line Barrington, the Duke of Argyll, Major-General the Hon. Charles ...

... MEXICAN FIBRE, all faults, just e landed per Mentor, arid open for inspection, at Sill's Warehouse, Goree, t Liverpool.-Apply to George B. Kerferd, Esq., Merchant; or to FINLAY, LAWRENCE, and LANCE, Brokers, Liverpool. - BENACllE STREET, BRISTOL ROAD, BIRBINGHfAl ...

... in the Lecture Theatre, Cannon Street, to hear a paper by Mr. George Dawson, M. A., on The duty of society in relation to architecture. Mr. Ermpson took the chair, and introduced Mr. Dawson, who commenced by stating that there was no study and no am ...

... N,.- The Rev. W. Holmes, curate of St. Stephen's, Birusingisami, wlse has just been appointed to the senior curacy of St. George's in the East, London, was last week presented by the girls of his Bible class, with a beau- tiful pocket communion service ...

... Amongst tits pending actions is one for libel, brongitt by Mar. Konealy, barrister, of tlbe Oxford Circuiti, against lar. George Dawson, (as representing the proprietary of the Doily Press.) The usual formalities Itaving been observed, the following Magis- ...

... secure, this object, and he (Mr. Doody,) was appointed to write a letter to Mr. George Dawson. Vihe letter lie sent was as follows:- 21, Gough Street, Birmingham. To George Dawson Ensq., M.A. Havlug been appointed as the representatives of the trades of ...

... Datuson.-In. this case the plaintiff wos Mr. Edinn Kenely, barrister-at-law, of the Oxford Circdit, and the defendant, Mr. George Dawson, one of tle pro- prietary of the Biningrhan Daily Press, til action being brought for a libel upon the plaintiff, pablishe ...

... correspondence with Mr. George Dawson, which led to an interview on Monday betwixt that gentleman, himself, and one or two of the compositors, the chairman went on to state what passed. The object of the visit having been explained, Mr. Dawson, referring to the ...