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... LECTURES IN THE OWN HALL, WREXHAM. IT announced on MONDAY EVENING, January 27ih, 1862, a LECTURE will be dehreieJ . . . GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ., of Biimingham. Subject;— SAMUEL AND HIS DIARY. Admission —First Clais 2a; Second do. la. ; Back Sea'- 61. Tiiktls ...
... BY ORDER. OUT-BUILDIKOS. George Dawson, a Crimean pensioner, with one leg, and John Gossley. were custody charged with sleeping in oat-building at pie Cock Inn. The case was proved by John Harrison, the Cock Inn. Sentenced to 7 days’ imprisonment. HA ...
... Mr George Dawson, the well-known lecturer, and one > of the most popular ministers of Birmingham, died on Thursday morning from syncope, caused by the breaking of a blood-yessel. The Duke of Saldaaah, who has jug died in London, thongh 80 years of age ...
... the Lion Hotel, Wrexham. About sat down, and very agreeable evening spent. Lsctibx Mr. George Dawson. Monday evening last, ati legram was received from Mr. George Pavson, who had been advertised to lecture in Wrexham that evening, stating that he had ...
... POPULAR LECTURES IN THE 10 WN 11 ALL, IT respectfully announced that on MONDAY ING, Jaota y 27»h, a J-EUI i.R will by GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ., of irmirgaam. Subject:— “SAMUEL AND HIS DIARY“ Admission —First Claes Second do. Is. ; Back Seat* 6d. Tickets foi ...
... calamity to the Irish Mail near Abergele. LECTERE Hi GEORGE D twson, M.A.—On Tuesday night, a lecture on Letter-writing and Famou Letterwriters was delivered in the English Baptist Chapel, by George Dawson, MA., of Birmingham. (If the gentleman is averse ...
... Denbigh, the wife of Mr Evan Ap Evans, of a son. DA.WSON—On the 27th ult., at 38, Crescent-plate, Wrexham, the wife of Mr George Dawson, of a son. JO ES—On the 2nd inst.., the wife of Mr Thomas Jones, Castle-street, Llangollen, of a daughter. JONES—On the ...
... there no improvement in ha sight., which is still all but gone. Semi thousands of rersons attended the funeral of Mr. George Dawson. at Birmingham, imploding Mr. Chamberlain M.P. 0. Dims, Mr. J. B. Wright. gad Rev. R. W. Dale. The meabeie of Mr. Dawaa's ...
... WREXHAM. IT is respectfully announced that on Monday Evening, February 1, 1864, A LECTURE Will delivered by the celebrated GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ., Of Binniugham. Subject :— DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON.” Admission of No*-Subscribers, Ist Class, Bs.; 2nd ditto, Is. Members ...
... prominence which Professor Huxley bestowed this festure Priestley’s character was therefore : injudicious. The mote virulent George Dawson ! carried bed taste step further when ooo' demned Churchmen for not joining in the ...
... fell un his bead on a slag, and wax so much injured that he breathed his ►ast in a few minutes. On Friday se'nnight, Mr. George Dawson delivered his otroond discourse at the Townhettl, Genuses, Ws. Stroud, Esq.. in the chair. The subject of the evening was ...
... to MAKE MONET.—Tho laTMtmsnt XI- of emaU nndsr feed matienjseults maktof larew soßse wi • beet ear riA delever. ~ from GEORGE DAWSON * Co . SHARK DEALERS. M. Graceekoreh-ei. Jx)t>donXC. WEBBTER,^Tiarf^ CommiigioE - RAOM» ra-OtmOLAE’S HORROR b itf CIAEErS ...