... each, may be had at the Door. e' ?? DERBY MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. O: THE COMMITTEE have the pleasure to announce n T that GEORGE DAWSON, Esq., M.A., will deliver 10 TWO LECTURES in the LECTURE Hall, Wardwick, F on some Passages of RUSSIAN HISTORY. or First ...

... SOCIETY OF ARTS, LONDON (o. 184 BRISTOL BRISTyOL BROADMEAD-ROOMS CITY LECTURES.1 ) LECTURES. /ifONDAY NEXT, MARCH 19TH, . GEORGE DAWSON, Esq., MA., vill deliver a Lecture on M A R T I N L U T H E H: His Piivate Life and Character. Admission, 3d.; Reserved ...

... Ciosieg. Musie. By , - Lynn Erith. 'The YDufig iother. - . 6. -George Dawson. With an ltnrfeat. - - ,Miy,_MidIdfton; ot, tits History o , e , w: or, Reynolds. i-t tuy. of 3FoltiMne. By George r R. l ns'si'ind&the Russians ' -: r 9. Tyn eontch Castle-aid ...

... Murray, Mrs. Patou, Mrs. Gregory-- ;Messrs. Thomas,:DavlitrTomlin, Euisb, Banks, and'Young.' Buffo-Messrs. Williamson and George Dawson, the. celebrated Irish eomedian. Girand Pianoforte (Broadwood's), Mr. C. Anderson (fromfEvans's. Grand Hotel). 1^TILTON'S ...

... Second Seats, s,; Back Seats, rd. i EARLY - CLOSING ASSOCIATION, or PUBLIC ItOOMS, BROADHEAD. I's On MONDAY, November 21. GEORGE DAWSON, Esq., MA., - ON DANIEL DEFOE. ADMISSION, 3d.: RESERVED SEATS, Gd. g Doors Opened at a Quarter to Eight, to commence ...

... dismissed the summons. Thursday. [Before the Mayor and J. Sandars, Esq Rogues at the Races.—Two men named William Smith and George Dawson were charged with being on the racecourse on Wednesday with unlawful intentions. Inspector Fearn said he was on duty on ...

... Secretaries. BOND STREET MENTAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. HIS FRIDAY) EVENING, a LECTURE TLwidbe delivered in the Chapel, by GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ., M.A. Snbject-ANDRUW MARVELL, the last paid Member of Parlia- ment, and a Companion of Milton. To commence at Eight ...

... I have given a great deal of it away, and may mention a few cases in which it has performed some astonish. ing cures. George Dawson, Norti Shore Pottery, was cured of rheumatism in his shoulders, by the use of oen box. Thomas Trenholm, let a stone weight ...

... at Half-past Seven. : FARLY - CLOSING ASSOCIATION. .J IJ PUBLIC-ROOMS, BROADMEAD. On MO N D A Y N E X T, January 9th, GEORGE DAWSON, Esq. M.A., ALECTURE ON BEAU BRU ELL. Admission, 3d. ; Front Seats, Gd. Tickets for the Course of Eleven Lectures, 1s ...

... FUNERALS ECONOMICALLY FUOISRED. BACH AND BARKER, PROPRIETORS. Pubtic gotita%. TNSTITUTE L E C T U R E, THIS EVENING. GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ., M.A., ON GOOD QUEEN BESS. BIRMINGHAM BRANCH 01' GENERAL APOTHECARIES' COMPANY, - (LIMeITEDh) APOTHECARIES' HALL ...

... istlobe held on Wednesday, The January 4._ Turk-im -BELPER. THE PEOPLE's LECTURES.-01 Wednesday becom evening last. Mr. George Dawson, of Birmingham, gave te htb a lecture in the New Court Room, to a crowded and de- reab, lighted audience on ,The Origin ...

... The meeting will be addressed by John Bright, MP., Richard Cobden, MIP., T. Hiluer Gibson, M.P, W. Scholeield, MY., and George Dawson, M.A Seats reserved for Ladiec. Doors open at seven. Chair taken at eight Admission to the body of the tail free. Membsers' ...