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... Fleece, Drinkald 3. Steele New Leeds, Marshall; 4. Nayior, Wilkinson ; Althass, Wright Masham, Cherry; O.Fisher, Hornby; George, Dawson Ant, Pickering; 7' I'rovidenee Goodwill, Lee. 1. From Yarmouth—Lowther. Matthswiiian ; Ann and Jane, Clayton. From We ...
... Jane. Clayton; 11. Lowther, Matthewman. For Newcastle—Parallel Motion, Darling. 10. For London—Ann, Patriot, Blackburn ; George, Dawson ; 12. Venture, Bowman; Three Brothers, Malam. 10. For Spalding—William and Ann. Barker. For Lynn—Ann, Burnett; Hope, Greenwood ...
... L=FiAsz ByaznanaA JouniwA.-We under. b stand that a new Birmingham paper is about to ap. I is pearunder theana t gemntof; Mr George Dawson, a other gentlemen of his shade of Liberalism. It fa ih to be enatitleid the BcRMNelsrea? MeraRnnBY. Demo-. ersey,' may ...
... Arbiithnot, General Lord Combermere, Lord Maryborough, Mr.Merries, Mr. Planta, Lord Stuart de Rothesay, Mr. Holmes, and 31 r. George Dawson, visited the Duke of Wellington yesterday morning at A psley-house, previously to his grace's going to the King at St. ...
... Secretary, when he declined the peerage, asked one favour of his Majesty, and that was, that his brolher-in law, Mr. George R. Dawson, mid be nominated a Privy Councillor, which bis Majesty immediately granted .—Moiuing Paper Most persons are aware of ...
... matters; andjouaieto observe, that the tone official men, even of those opposed to the Catholic claims, much altered. Mr. George Dawson, who only two or three years ago made violent speech, reference Mr. Moore's election for tbe representation of the city ...
... Banker. Mr. Thoa. Reed. Solicitor. Mr. L. Marshall, Hanker. Mr. T. Atkinson, Registrar. Mr. Henry Jennings, Solicitor. Mr. George Dawson. Mr. William Brown, Solicitor. Mr. C. Clap ham, Land Agent. Mr. William Banker. this Individuals wishing to become Agents ...
... higher. SELBY ARRIVALS. Sept. 81. From London—Ellen, Turner; Wilkinson Amity, Longthorp ; 22. Baug-TJp, Hailrield,-Gale George, Dawson: 20. Francis, Clayton: Mary, Fletcher. 21. From Yarmouth—Nautilus, Lowther, Matthewman ; Mary and Ann, Walker— 81. Pi ...
... Muirhead, Janes Dow, and John Weetwood, Alloa ; John Youll, Stirling ; Lawrence Lawson, Falkirk - Stein, Clackmnalman; George Dawson, Alva; John Robertson, Tilliconltry. Mgred by Mr. Lawson, and seconded by Mr, M'Do. fiald-' Tha't tli meeting reoqminnd ...
... Bankrupts' court. Sol Mr. Sharp, Devonshire terrace, Mary*' lebone ; official assignee, Mr Goldsuud, Ironmonger lane. GEORGE DAWSON, of Worksop, in the county of Not^ tingham, innkeeper, dc, April 17, May 18, at 11, at the White Hart inn, Retford. Sols ...
... StanUy-cum-Wrenthorpe. !Bu. Isaac Wales, robbery, at Brotberton. M, 82, and 83. Tbomas Roberts, Robert Butterworth, and George ; Dawson, uttering base coin, at Quick. 84 and 85. Elizabeth Beedam aod Elisabeth Ann Sowray, assault- ing and robbing Juhn Broadbent ...
... who would ' catch the nanser oliving astheynine, ndE expatilte on the tondencine of the present ago, the engagement of George Dawson, Esq., of l3irtrsisighaieNY ill be paraiulurly pleasaig. Speskieng of SloS lectures, the 01toooeshl.'Ot5 GurdianII says- ...