... meeting of subscribers, and, if approved of, to confer with the committee delegated by the mfeeting. A RECANTATION.-Mr. George Dawson has been deliver- ing, as not unsuitable for Advent, a series of discourses on the duty of England towards India in regard' ...

... m&. GEORGE DAWSON AND THE INDIA QUESTION. To dae EDITOR of the DAILY POST. Sir,-I have had frequent occasion to admire the inde- pendence of Mr. Dawson's tone in the treatment of many matters of public interest, and to note the general accu- racy of his ...

... Josiah Allen, St. George's ; James Brittain, New Jerusalemi; Joseph G. Bultviveit, Church of tire Saviour; Freilerick Dudley, St. Mark's ; George issues Edge, St. Stephen's ; Isaac Endes,. fit. Stephen's : Jormes Garineson, St. George's; Frederick Alonrzo ...

... MR.. GEORGE DAWSON'S LECTURE ON eFt. I ?? * SEE FRANIS DRAKE. Last evening Mr. G eorge Dawson delivered an exceedingly lntcrest~.is'ng d~laracteristic lietlre on The Life of Sir Francis Drca~k bto ?? the Theatre of the Midland Institute. He commenced ...

... The~obald, Mr. E. M. Barry, Dr. W. B. Hodgson, the Rev. F. D. Maurice, Mr. W. Mathews, jun., Mr. Thomas Lloyd, end Mr. George Dawson. After Mr. Dawsor~s lecture it was hoped that the Monsday ?? meetings would be resumed. By a new resolution, mernbers lied ...

... Majesty in the evening. The party also included the Duchess of Kent, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston, Prince de la Moscowa, Major-General the Hon. C. Grey, the Hon. Colonel Phipps, and Mr ...

... Hohsenrollern; and the Equerry in Waiting to the Duke of Catnbridge The Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Antee Maria Dawson and Sir George Couper, arrived at her residence, Clarence House, St. James's on Friday, morning, from Frog-more. Viscount Stratford ...

... used in support of the attempt which may shortly 3 be made to expel them from Englandl? Suppose that I letters from Mr. George Dawson or any other Birmingham friend of Orisini had been discoverel, ought our Govern- mneut to hand these over to the French ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...