... BY MR. GEORGE DAWSON The lecture provided on Monday evening last, by the committee appointed to conduct the cheap weekly con- certs and lectures, in the Theatre of this town, was on the Characteristics and Tendencies of the Age ; and Mr. George Dawson ...

... been very numerously signed. Another petition, against the bill, is also, we believe, being got up. Mr. Oeorge Dawson's Lectures. Mr. George Dawson delivered the first of a course of four lectures, two on The characteristics and tendency of the age, and ...

... M.P:; Rev. James Aspinall, of AIthorpe: William Howitt, lisq.; J. B. Rogerson, Esq., Author of Wayside Flowers, &c.; George Dawson, Esq., I.A., of Birmingham; W. B. Hodgson, Esq., ?? Principal of the Institution; R. W. Ronald, Esq.;- Sir Arnold Knight; ...

... interests few persons except the parties immediathly concerned. B.-The Weekly Concert Committee having already engaged Mr. George Dawson to lecture in Preston, there is no necessity for publishing tile letter of our correspondent suggesting such a step. A ...

... this and all other countries aind times, it was celebrated at the Manchester Athentrum by the delivery of anl oration, by George Dawson, Fsq. It was a happy thought in the directors of the Athenumen, as one of the first litecmry itastitutions of this country ...

... President of the Board of Trade, Lord Ellenborough - - - President of the Board of Control. Sir George Mlurray - - - Mlaster-General of the Ord- nalice. George Dawson - - - Sir Georao Cockburn Maurice Fitzgerald - - Sir John Poer Beresford - Sir Charles Rowley ...

... , d Lord Ml aryborough, Mr. Herries, Mr. Plants, Lord Stu- a- art de Rothsay, Mr. Holmes, Sir J. Scarlett, and elt 'd George Dawson, visited the Duke of Wellington lhs Le morning at Apsley House. The Duke of Wellington transacted business this maurD a ...

... thanked ,a them for the ood.humoured attention with which they y, heard him. ( ries of Remember the cabbages!) it Mr. George Dawson came forward as the friend of !d Mr. Eseott. He congratulated the electors in having se returned Colonel Evans in preference ...

... A LETTER TO THE MIDDLE CLASSES, ON THE PRESENT CRISIS. BY GEORGE DAWSON, X A FELLO1V-CoUNTUYXEN,_That we are now in the midst of a solemin crisis of the world's history, all LADniE Pallow. ri evolution has come, again to show that men You tin it rcannot ...

... MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. LECTURE ON SWITZERLAND. The third lecture of George Dawson, Esq., on was devoted to the consideration of the present condition the country. The lecturer prefaced his observations by taking » rapid Tie* of the political history ...

... ve supporters have been in the metropolis i e. and its vicinity, Sir George Cockburn, the first naval' to Lord of the Admiralty, was defeated at Devonporl, and re Mr. George Dawson, Ahe Secretary of the Admiralty, was r. rejected at the samtn place. Sir ...

... bono the - ceremony of'a committee ? e . The Chronicle also furnishes a choice morsel from a r speech made by Mr. George Robert DaWson, on the 18th *t of June, 182, as a contrast to the recent Conservativ t speech of that gentleman delivered at Devonport:- ...