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... CORRESPONDENCE. MR. GEORGE DAWSON'S LECTURES. To Editor of' tiie Lecdt Times. Sin,—The engagement the Rev. George Dawson, A.M., of Birmingham, to deliver courses of lectures at the Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Wakefield, Halifax, York, and Scarbro' Mechanics' ...
... Devonshire; Stevens, Alfred, llminster, Somersetshire; Nelson, George Dawson, York; Moore, William Withers, Doncaster, Yorkshire; Waind, William; Symington, William; Wrench, Thomas George. Marriage of Sir Thomas Wilde and Lady Al-glsta D'Estk.—The manage ...
... be by W. Backhouse, Esq. We unj derstand the committee has arranged for the delivery of a lecture early in November, by George Dawson, Esq., M. A., jof Birmingham, On the characteristics and tendencies of ) the present age. - , .. T . j Subscription ...
... Merchant Macclesfield Wadsworth Manchester .. Mr C D Hope, Commis ;on Agent Newcastle Donkm Nottingham J Bradley Sheffield George Dawson Wakefield C Clap ham, Land Surveyor Nora.—The Renewal Receipts due at Candlemas are now in the Hands of the above-named ...
... to be re-heard. . 8, Wm. Kcholefi-ld. John Clarke, Win. Clarice, William Fearnley, Mary Tii. union, Martha Thornton. George Dawson, James Wilkinson, at ten. Insol. Exam, on Final Order. 8. John Emmott, at ten. Insol. Exam, en Final O.der ; adjourned ...
... costs. There were fewer applications for relief, a-circumstance indicative of an improved state of trade. Mr. Dawson's Lectures. —Mr. George Dawson, of Birmingham, gave the first of three lectures — On the characteristics and tendencies of the age, in the ...
... miles, and had made several sharp turns on the road. Another Gig Accident.—On Tuesday evening, a 1 horse belonging to Mr. George Dawson, of Middleham, took off with the gig, while Mr. D. had gone into a house in Masham, and going at a smart gallop down Millgate ...
... DARLINGTON. Mechanics' Institution.—On Friday evening sennight, an eloquent lecture was delivered in the Central Hall, by George Dawson, Esq., M.A., of Birmingham, on the Characteristics and tendencies of the present age. Francis i Newburn, Esq., the chief ...
... full pay Colonel the Guards.) i The John Peel ('.-.is brother . Car.nn Resident.:uj CaitterbitrT, vln - i/-'f>V.v .>. George 11. Dawson brotrier-in-hvw). Commissioner Customs, salary. . . . .d. Sir (whose brothci ts married Sir Robert's sister), Lor.'. ...
... J,,hn Em- mott, adjourned from 25th 'March , John Clarke, Wm. Clam ke William Feamley. Mary Thornton. Martha Thornton, George Dawson, James Wilkinson, Examiuation on fihial order. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...