... MR. GEORGE ROBERT DAWSON. (From the Evening Freeman.) After all, it would appear that the Right Hon. George Robert Dawson really does entertain serious thoughts of contesting the city of Londonderry at the approaching general election. Mr. ...

... MR. GEORGE R. DAWSON. Was ever greater, grosser, political turpitude witnessed, th ar this senator's entire life has been a glaring example of? To. day an Orangeman-to-morrow an emancipator- in July 1830, s furious anathematist of the Oraugemen-and in ...

... described as George Minter, of 33, Garrard-street, Soho, upholsterer, and Benjamiaf Hall, of 10, Duke-street, Portland-place; Esq., were then taken, each in the sum of 2501., for the appearance of the said George Dawson Lowndes, and the said George ...

... 1831, George Robt. Dawson Was then as now endeavouring to wheedle himself, by force of sheer impudence, into the representation of the maiden city. An electioneering dinner was given by the grand jury of the county, and George Robert Dawson was in ...

... docked member of the Stanley tail. Londonderry, 0 too, has fought the good fight, and fought it man- fully and well. George Robert Dawson has assailed a the defences of the maiden city in vain. His . Conservative artillery, though charged with golden ...

... propriety of an . amalgamation with the Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway d Company. In the absence of the Right Hon. George Dawson, the , chairman, Mr. Fox, was called to the chair. y The Chairman said, that having heard the advertisement ythey were ...

... PARLIAMENTARY M-EPRESENTATION. (iynoe THE NEWRY EXAMINER.) Mr. G. t;. DAWSoN.-A most' erroneous opinion has gone abroad respecting the causes which led to the retirement of Mr. George Dawson from a county with which his name had been~,'for seveiial years,- ...

... Oahley to be Captain, vice Cooper; Ensign Robert Beckford Johnstone to be Lieutenant, vice Oakley; Erskine Scott Francis George Dawson, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Johnstone. 46th Foot-Lieutenant Turner Arthur Macan, from the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice ...

... declining, state of health, wras taken dangerously ill last week, and remains in a very precarious state. The Right Hon. George Dawson and lady left Brighton on the 20th instant for London, after a sojourn of several months. Mr. Nicoley, who was drowned ...

... the repeal of all taxes on knowledge. The movement is supported by Mr. Scholefield, -M.P. for the bo- rough, by Messrs. George Dawson, William Marshal1, W. B. Smith, Aldermen Weston and Cutler, Councillors Baldwin and Henry Hlawkes, and Dlr. G. Edmonds ...

... Jersey, Lady Villiers, Sir Robert Wilson, Sir James Graham, Sir Thomas Freemantle, Right HOn. W. E. Gladstone, Right Hon. George Dawson, Right Hlon J. W. Croker, Mr. Rogers, and the other guests, took their departure imme- diately after his Majesty. After ...

... part of our journal, taken from the Derry Sentinel, the Conservative organ in the maiden city, that the Right. Hon. George Robert Dawson has flung a brand into the. midst of the faction. They arestual~y at loggerheads on the ground of cOnsis_ tene\ Was ...