... hitechapel, linendraper. George Dawson, Holmfirth. Yorkshire, grocer. John Tyrer, Birmingham, button maker. 1 Payne, Bromyard, Herdfordshire, victualler. Thomas Cross, Cambridge, coachman. Joseph Prescott, Hulme, .Manchester, grocer. George Austin, Birmingham ...

... after, a lbng illness, Air.Anthony,Atkinson,agedf>9. Low ne«r Ambleside, on 'Friday the 21»t, after a lingermgand painful George Dawson, aged '? k 4---'-- 'At Penrith,on the : Al«.'Saralt-Glasiter, formerlyof the place and day, James aged lft«;Rt[iMs the ...

... and, you are going to get into place, I'll cut the Whigs with you—there's an office will fall vacant soon, for I'm told George Dawson is going to be turned and his plaee in the Treasury would just fit the likes of me ; and besides, Sir, as have attended ...

... Parish Church, since our last, Mr Thomas Bare, to Miss Christiana Swaine, Kendal, At our Parish Church, since our last, Mr George Dawson, to Miss Catherine Walker, of Kendal. the Ist inst,, at St. Thomas's Church, Milqthorp, by the Rev. N. Padwick, Mr John ...

... obtained efeated the the West Riding Yorkshire, Hon. John Stuart WortlgT being called to the the 14th ult., at Dernerara, George Dawson, Esq. ...

... perfectly surprising in a man at advanced age. On the 20th ulk at Kirkby Thore. aged 60, Miss Alary Dawson, eldest daughter of the late Rev. George Dawson, formerly Rector of New biggin, in Westmorland, and of Keswick, in Cumberland. Same day, Alanse of ...

... civility and sterling integrity. On Wednesday week, his lodgings Cornwallis Street, Liverpool, George Dawson, Esq., of Whitehaven, in the year of his age. Mr. Dawson was much and deservedly respected, and h:3 memory will long be cherished in the minds of a ...

... rejoice for my country, bet mourn for my sons.’ Deatsa or tHE Dean or Sr. Paraicx.—The Very Rev. Dean Dawson, brother to the Right Hon. George Dawson, expired last week at his residence, county of kenny. The rev. gentleman sank, after a few days’ confine- ...

... that they will) Mr. Dawson's ultimate success, and the liberation of Devonport from a revolutionist faction will be secure. At a general meeting of the v dted committees for promoting the election of the Right Hon. George Robert Dawson, held at Elliott's ...

... Honourable George Robert Dawson to the office of the Commissioner of Customs; and now we have announce another amiable instance of the-exercise of Sir Robert Peel public patronage for the benefit of his family. He has just appointed his nephew, Mr Dawson's son ...

... led sight of during the week—the Commit. tee having only got a little way into schedule I), on Monday. Oa Tuesday, Mr George Dawson, the upholder of all abuses and of the most extravagant expenditure of the public money while in power, and brother in ...

... Chancellor, Sir James Scarlett, Sir Edward Sugden, Sir Henry Harding, Lord Jersey, Lord Combermere, and Lord Hill. Mr George Dawson transacted business to-day, as Secretary, at the Admiralty. Lord Aberdeen had an interview to-day with the Duke of Wellington ...