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... on the preceding night. Discharged. Arson.—On the 24th ult.. before W Jones. FAQ , Glandenys, a tramp, who gave name 84 George Dawson, was brought up an conitody of Sergeant Hoheslv, rimmed with having set tire to the out',Oolongs of Gilfachwen. Solian ...
... eet, in the Town of Pembroke Lock, in the County of Pembroke, Lodging house keeper, and telling Coal and Cult for on. George Dawson, of Bierspool, in the mid County, Farmer, Dealer in Coal and Culro, sad Heusebuilder, in yard in Water-street, in the Town ...
... . Corresponding Week in J 857 £7,287 16 10 £7,548 3 8 Wedkcsdat, October 13, 1858. LOCAL IMTELLIOENOE. Lectubf..— George Dawson, the celebrated lecturer, ▼isited Haverfordwest last evening, and lectured in the Town-ball on ‘John Bunyan,’ the author ...
... BALA. VAGRANCY AT LLANDDERFEL.—On the 13th instant, before John Jones, Esq., George Dawson, charged by P.C. Jones with vagrancy and begging at Llandderfel, was sentenced to one month's imprisonment at Dolgelley gaol, with hard labour. INQUEST.—On Saturday ...
... desired that all the roes fellow 144. as ladies who ponsi with We a taboo er Eat geld sok we ils,ught, pion of imairmy ER. GEORGE DAWSON ON EDUCATION. TE mencrial of la called e.lninatioor school was laid int Friday as at Liinninglima by Mrs. Dims. ed 1118 ...
... Dtlem: will be present at the confer- ence and at the meetin T^nda!, Sir John Lubbock, Bart., Mr Winterbotham, M.P., Mr George Dawson, of Birmingham, Sir Geo. Young, Bart., Mr NormanLockyer, ProfessorLeoni Levi, MrC. S. Roundell, Mr Allen, secretary of ...
... Office. Edward Murray, charged with obtaining ten thousand pounds nded. by betting frauds was on Thursday again re- Mr George Dawson, of Birmingham, died suddenly on Thursday morning. A NEW BISHOP. Dr Johnson, the new Bishop of Calcutta, was oonaecrated ...
... interest by his description of sonic personal relations he had had with the reeered John Angell James, and the eloquent George Dawson. A■ to his orthodoxy he believed his record was clear. His intention was to preach Christ and Him crucified. His aim would ...
... his brother-inlaw, Mr. G. P. T. Dawson, 2500; his brother, Charles Archer, £2000; his uncle, Albert Archer, £500; his sister, Emily Collingwood Coleman, £2000; hie rioterin-law, Annie Dawson, £2000; friend, Alexander Dawson Hogg, £500; and his valet, William ...
... Lyon Playfair. Among other well-known names upon the list may be noticed those of Professor Huxley, Sir John Bowring, Mr George Dawson, the Rev. Charles Kingsley, the Ven. Archdeacon Sandford, Professor T. Rogers, the Rev. Charles Vince, Mr Baker (inspector ...
... lectures, (In certain Passages in Rumian History;' was delivered at the Itroadmead-Rants, en Monday evening week, be George Dawson, Eaq., at which the Governor of the Corporation of the l'oer, Charles Tovey, Esq., presided. this occasion Mr. was perreedy ...
... H. went in and found defendant very drunk ; he was also abusing his wife. Fined 65., including costs. — Jane Dawson, wife of George Dawson. plasterer, Portland Lane, was summoned for drunkenness oa the 22nd inst. P.C. David Thomas (93) proved the charge ...