... 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 ...

... Sharpley held an inquest at Reston, near Louth, yesterday, regarding the death of Thomas HAy, for whose murder his cousin, George Dawson Hay, is in custody. Mr. Barker, solicitor, of Grimsby, appeared for thle prisoner. The coroner having announced that the ...

... William er Charles Tait, Alfred Wikby Tait, Geor-ge Dawson Tait, Cbarles xse]I Tait, ah Mortimer Tait, Rosalie Seeley Virian, to Herbert Edward Dawson Tait, John de Townsend, of Chichester, Frederick George le Townsend, Eliabeth Harrison, of Ecles, Mary ...

... things which cannot be shaken may remain. A 'DouniiE Ev1rNr.-TheIShadow Dance.- Fun. AIMR. GEORGE DAW.AON PRACTICALLY ILLOi- TRATING A TIIEORY.-Mr. George Dawson was on Monday evening presented by the congregation of the Church of the Saviour, Birmingham ...

... Bright, Cardinal New- M well man, John AngeUl James, Robert Alfred q, p to Vaughan. and last that famous triumvirate, tc George Dawson, Charles Vince, and Robert T B of William Dale. Birmingham, so strong and free, fe rom so healthy and prosperous, so s ...

... discovered so frozen as to be unable to leave the field. The Rev. W. J. Knapton, who was formerly associated with the late Mr. George Dawson, M.A., as assistant pastor at the Church of the Saviour, Birmiingharm, and who subsequently officiated as the Pniuster ...

... licensed vic. a tualler. George PlUMPtOnO Louth, poulterer. Horatio Aekoll, Drybroal, Glouscestershlrc, derktand innkeeper. W.ill}jam Hirkhain (otherwi'e Blake), Tibwnhill-chamn- liors, Great Yarmnouth, coal merchant, irederick George dJne5, 'North Camp, Aldersbot ...

... expense of keepine the stable is £1200 a year. Mr. Gould s country seat at Irvington was considered by its original owner, George Dawson Merritt, the most elegant, attractive, and thorough eclzryped summer rest- - dense in the country. Mr. Gould paid £40,000 ...

... 31iddlemore, Esq.; Aldermen Hawkes, Lloyd, and Hodgson; the Rev. Dr. Miller, the Rov. S. Bache, and Messrs. George Edimonds (clerk of the peace), George Dawson, Artnur RylAnd, J. Jaffray, J. D. Goodman, Abel Peyton, &c. Upon his entrance Lord John was loudly cheered ...

... voting papers in dispute, which wore said to have been invalidated owing to marka put upon them by the presiding officer. George Dawson, a Barnsley puddler, is in custody ehargod with the manslaughter of. his mother-in- law, with whom he lived. The man went ...

... Mary ;t Waliorth and St. Mare Woolchurch Haw. a Rev. George Dawson Cartnaright, curoat of Caiizngtna h rector of St. Rnoder. . Rev. Rlchard Lloyd Crawley-Roevey, M1.Ad vicar of Mflany. LI Rev. George Couiton, vicar of South Crosland, vicar of Z Helms. ...