... Suith, B. Lilltiognoos, E. Derrioftttn, J. Bi. Gabriel. J. Stockdale, J. A. Poole, J1. H1. Butrges, Hodge, and Barker ; Mr. George Daweenol, t. A.; Lie-ioenasat Hopkins ;M.\le17r. G. Ednionds, J. P. lHepps, ?? i~aviulson, NV. T'lomas, G. Siaort, J. Ward ...

... that as Mr. Dawson said Swedenborg was morally and mentally incapable of a lie, cryo ,Mr. Dawson en- dorsed the trash of those utterances. When lie had con- cluded his two hours' harangue, up rose a Mr. Oliver, a member of Mr. Dawson's congregation ...

... Willians Dawson, Selly Oak ; fourth prize, 10s., Thomas Willies, Hlockley Heath. GAME (ANY OTHER VARIErY.)-First erize, £3. 3s., Bullock and Rapson, Leurirrgton; second prize, £1. 10i., T. H. Abrahams, Orsskirk; thrird prize, £1., W. Dawson, Selly Oak ...

... the trouble of his appealing on the platform1; for Mr. Dawson says that Swedenborg was m'dfdity ?? lie. 'And again,' Swedenborg's descriptions of eternal punishment are such as he (Mr. Dawson,.) dould neither believe nor relate. Now, Sir, tire not ...

... appearance on the Surrey Downs, owing to the near approach of the home event, was steered by an English artiste, Joe Kendal. George Fordham, J. Goater, and others of our native jocks, went over to ride in the fray; and a great many of our patrician turfites ...

... oilier iiiterirn managers anid ,geritlemnnr introdriced were Mr. T. A. Attwood, Air. J. Dsyirir, MrNf. J. Car-land, Air. George Dawson, Mir. F. Dee, Mr. Bi. Debii, Mir. 13I. W. Goode, Mir. H. Sinirori, Mir. T. Brrrgg, Mr. E. Maersirall, Mr. S. Tonkis, Mir ...

... for the purchase of the Park and Hall, seamely, Air. IV. H. Rueecoe and Mr. H. Reyssolds. life names, witl that of Mr. George Dawson, were also iccidentally omitted il the published signatures to the ,ddress of the Interim managers. 'Tsey appear ill the ...

... after all it was an honourable defence against such a terrible club as The Doodley. Mat. Q. DAWSON AND THE WIDOWS AND OsRPH1ANS' I cSTITU- TION.-Mr, Dawson will give his annual help to the institution in the way of a lecture on Sir Francis Drake, on ...

... Mr. J. Osborne's Alfred ?? (Osborne) 0 Mr. Halford's Mainstay ?? (Snowden) 0 Mr. Hunt's Flying Dutchman .(Grimshaw) 0 Air, Dawson's Mrs. Stowe ?? . (Challoner) 0 Mr. Smith's Miss Partridge ?? l. (Adams) 0 Betting: 5 to 2 agst. Mrs. Stowe, 4 to 1 agst Mainstay ...

... or their DESIGNS by REDGISTRATION, may obtain the PBINTED INSTRUCTIONS GRATIS by applying personally, or by letter, to Mr. GEORGE SHIAWF, Patent Offlce, Cannon Street, 3irmingham. e484 CANNOCK CHASE COALS, &c. jOHN C. ABBOTT AND CO., J (LATZ CLARE AND ...

... as to restoring the several apartments of the Hall to something like their former condition, should be recorded. Mr. Geolge Dawson has sent a very excellent portrait of John Bunyan, (No. 2, Great Staircase.) The very fine portrait of Shakspeare, the celebrated ...

... Guest, Printer, 52, Bull Street, Birmeingham, and all Booksellers. COLLEOTING BOOiS 1o., Io. 6d., and 2s., each. 788 (IEORGE DAWSON'S LECTURE ON k SWEDENBORG.' Id., at W. Willey's Royal Newspaper and Periodical Deplt, Union Street, nearest High Street ...