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... Harriet faring, T. Fremantle, Dowager Floyd, Charlotte Hill. Right Honourables— Sir George Murray, Sir Edward rinatchbull, Sir Henry Hardinge, Joseph Planta, George Dawson, W. E. Gladstone, Sir Stratford Canning. Honourables— Messrs. W. B. Baring, Sydney ...
... Backhouse, theother Under Secretary of State, also attended yesterday for the first time since his recent illness. Mr. George Dawson transacted business yes- terday as Secretary to the Admiralty. The Earl or' Rosslyn began his official duties yesterdoy ...
... that Mr. George Hudson, M.P , has been honoured with an invitation to spend a few days with Sir Robert at Drayton Manor. AYe regret to learn that Sir George Murray has been suffering lately from very delicate health. The Right Hon. George Dawson and Captain ...
... Lord Forester, Lord Ernest Bruce, the Right Honourable George Dawson Darner, Right Honourable Sir George Murray, Sir Edward Paget, Sir Edward Codrington, Sir George Cockburn, Sir Arthur Aston, Mr. George Edward and the Honourable Mrs. Anson, ...
... et, Loudon. Anne Dawson, Park-street, Grosvenor-square, boarding-house- keeper, Aug. SO, at twelve, Sept. 6, and Oct. 7, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Teague, 18, Lawrence Pountaey- hill, Cannon-street. George Deudney, Deptford ...
... SidJuue, lsio Karl of Liverpool * tl| Jaue IHU George Canning nth April, IH-27 viscou nt Goderich totb Aug. 1527 Duke of Wellington _- jt h Jan.,' I!«S {London Weekly Review.) The following letter from Mr. Dawson is pub- lished in the Dublin Evening Mail: ...
... vice Phibbs, deceased; Ensign George Ma tliias White to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Raw ling . deceased; Ensign William Henry Viuey, from the lialf-oav ot the 40th Regiment, to be Ensign, vice While; Ensign George WakefieW ?? » y ° 1 ' the i7th ...
... despi-e you. They will scoff at the political dupe — they will scorn the Protestant renegade — and, lastly, they wilt treat George Dawson as they treated Vesey Fitzgerald ! Let me therefore entreat you to reflect upon the line of conduct which you have adopted ...
... Walker, of Porl-au- Prince; Miss Ma- tilda Dawson and servant, of New York ; and the cook and seven seamen were washed from the deck. The follow ing were saved :— Captain Wter, Lewis Dawson, George Dawson, William Rees, a coloured man, and four of the ...
... Veinon, Delamere ; Baronesses North and Le Despencer ; Sirs George Murray, J. Hamilton, E. Dis- browe, J. Yarde Buller, F. Trench, Horace Seymour, H. H. Campbell, Adolphus Dalrymple, George Clerk, Compton Domville, Philip Grey Egerton ; Mademoiselle D'Este; ...
... expire 1 the moment it wag pro- nounced, and the prisoner was consequently immediately delivered over to her friends. George Dawson Lowndes, 28, described on the calendar as a gentleman, was placed in the dock, to enter into recognizances to attend ...
... Irby, Mr. Harris, Lord Cantalupe, Hon. Edward Grimston, Mr. William Maekinnon, Mrs. George Dawson, Mr. Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Darner, Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Faithful, Mr. and Mrs. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Peill ...