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... MRS. GEORGE DAWSON. A dress of rich white satin; train and corsage of an elegant peach blossom French white richly embossed satin; sleeves and mantilla of a splendid broad French, handsomely ornamented ; train tastefully trimmed. Headdress, lappets, feathers ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON. TO THE KDITOR. tn,—Your readers will be glad to hear, that in no ways frightened by the attempts of the bigots at Cheltenham and els2where, to injure Mr. George Dawson, a few individuals here have formed themselves into a committee ...
... GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ., ILA. The following letter refers to a gentleman who has achieved for himself no inconsiderable amount of celebrity in the chief towns and cities of England, and concerning whom we feel a measure of solicitude. Our unfeigned good-will ...
... MISS CUMMING. MRS. GEORGE DAWSON. Dress of rich white satin, train and corsage to correspond, of a splendid figured lilac satin, lined with the same colour, elegantly trimmed with sabots of ribbon; body and shoves richly ornamented with broad French blonde ...
... REV. GEORGE DAWSON AND HIS CONGREGATION. A meeting (at which nearly 3,000 persons were present) was held at Graham-street Chapel, on Monday evening; the purpose being the consideration of certain matters arising out of disputes between Mr. Dawson and his ...
... GEORGE ROBERT DAWSON, ESQ. The Editor of The Evening Mail presents his compli- ments to the of Mr. Dawson — begs to acknowledge the receipt of his epistle signed a * Friead to Truth, received through the columns of The Dublin Evening Post of Saturday ...
... George Robert Dawson, Esq., Secretary of the treasury, and Sir George F. Hill, Vice Trea- surer of Ireland, left town on Monday for Ireland. The King's College.— Our readers will with us be rejoiced to hear that the Subscriptions for the King's London ...
... THE PEOPLE'S JOURNAL & HOWITT'S JOURNAL combined. The MARCH Part, price 7d. is embellished with the portraits of George Dawson, A.M., and Robert Vernon, Esq., and two other beautiful engravings, and comprises original articles by eminent writers, forming ...
... TOE CREDITORS of GEORGE DAWSON RUMBLE, late of Seymour.street, Euston.square, and of Brent-street, Hendon, Middlesex ' Grocer. &c., an Insolvent Debtor, are requested to MEET the ASSIGNEES, at the Office of their Solicitor, Mr. Shackell, No. 23, TO. K ...
... MARRIED. On the 30th ult., at Trinity Church, Marylebone, by the Rev. Henry FouHs, Bart., George Dawson, eldest son of George William R.siwley, Esq., of Priory-hill, Huntingdonshire, to Caroline Frances, daughter of the Venerable Charles Lindsay, Archdeacon ...
... DINNER TO GEORGE ROBERT DAWSON, ESQ. M.P. [From the Londondrrry North Wrst Parmer of Saturday lashl . On Wednesday, a grand dinner was given by upwards of one hundred anti fifty Gentlemen of this county to Mr. Dawson. in compliment of his inguished services ...
... Whittington Club and Metropolitan Athemcum.—Mr. GEORGE DAWSON will deliver a Lecture on THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MANNERS, HABITS, CUSTOMS, AND FORMS, on THURSDAY EVENING next. April 27th. On the 4th May, Mrs. Clara Balfour will lecture on THE INFLUENCE ...