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... MR. GEORGE DAWSON simply remind our readers that this prince of lecturers will deliver a lecture on “ Queen Bess,” evening next. We doubt not that it will co: on Friday Te- establish that immense populari| which to the great loss of Liverpool Mr. Dawson ...
... down George Dawson which Mr. Gilfillan was foolish enough to make some short time ago. In his Gallery of Literary Portraits, beside Macaulay and Milton, Tennyson and Carlyle, and other worthies dead and living, Mr. Gilfillan thought George Dawson worthy ...
... I GEORGE DAWSON AT HOME. O/ - c -xAE as-A._-X PU - A -LV U - - u (FrNm the Whitehalven Uerald.) G George Dawson occupies the very foremost place in Bll d the political movements of Birmingham-himself the leader, , e head, and soul of a large and very ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON COBBETT. Last night Mr. George Dawson delivered the second of his series of two lectures in Hope-hall, in the presence of numerous audience. The subject was William Cobbett, and the lecturer had therefore a field before him in ...
... DEATH OF MR. GEORGE DAWSON. Mr. George Dawson, M. A., the well-known preacher, lecturer, and writer, died on Thursday at his residence, King's Norton, near Birmingham. Mr. Dawson was born in London in 1821, and in 1844 went to Birmingham as ...
... DEAIH OF MR. GEORGE DAWSON. • -- Mr. George Da wscra, the well•known preacher, lecturet, and writer, died on Thursday, at bis residetiEe at King's Norton, near Birmingham. Siuee 1844, when he first came to Birmingham as the pastor of Mottnt Zion Chapel ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON QUEEN ELIZABETH. Last night Mr. George Dawson, whose position ish lecturers is unrivalled, re-appeared at Hope-hall, im = the presence of a tolerably large audience. The subject of his lecture was “* Good Bess,” #ith whose c! in some ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON WM. COBBETT TO-NIGHT. The subject which Mr. Dawson has selected for his lecture to-night, at Hope-ball, is one to which his trenchant, liberal and allusive manner exactly applies; and we cannot doubt that the result will be one the ...
... evening a lecture, at which tho attendance wasnumerous, waa delivered in the smail concert room, St.HGeorges HEll, by Mr. George DawaoD, M.A., of Birmingham, being the seoond of the fourth winter course of loctures given by the Prince's Park Young Men's ...
... greatness of ray disappointment the perusal of Mr. Dawson s superficial lecture upon Ritualism. It is all superficial or worse than superficial from beginning to end. But who is this Mr. Dawson? The Rev. George Bull, not knowing what to make of his religious ...
... NEWMA It KET NOTES. the Mace George Dawson'. Arcadia& was sad Leif ; Mini* ails Fairy Ring bad Ayribire west ClA's's. health's end Canner* were seat see mile end thrtr-quarters ; Dee, Lim 'idea. Hembletonien, and Fullerton coatpalmed one retie. T. Jenninife ...
... Mr. George Dawson returned on Wednesday from his tour in the United States. Charge Horsr-stealino.—John Parkinson was charged, at Newton, on Thursday, with obtaining false pretences chesnut pony and grey horse from James Daplyn, horse dealer, at Newton ...