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... GEORGE DAWSON AND THE BIRMINGHAM ' BANQUET. + Tbc following communication— tbc close of which will ba read with regret by the many admirers of the writer- appears in the Birmingham Weekly Press oi Saturday:— Sir,— My first impression was that it was ...
... PROF. GEORGE M. DAWSON. AN REPORT. With reference to a telegram from Ottawa, published in our issue of Monday, Sir Charles Tupper informs us that he has learnt by cable from Ottawa that the report of the death of Pr. George Dawson. F.It.S., the Director ...
... ZDW CELLENCT. F. Osmond Mr. Rutland Mr. Charles ' Mr. John Le . Mr. Arthur Plsifair. Mr. Augu.tus Cramer. M. George Orosunttk. MOUNT by EXPKILY SYRIANS. Absolutely the Most Marvellous Swordsmen in the World. who. in oombet. display their Masterly Manipulatioa ...
... AT SAN FRANCISCO. (THROUGH AGINCT.) SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 9. George Dawson, of Australia, and Demmell, of Boston, fought night at the California Athletic Club for a purse of 3000 dollars. Dawson displayed the greatest staying power, and won in the twentieth ...
... Kent. William Pilkington, Leyland, Lancashire. John E wens, Axminster, Devon. , Henry Benjamin Wood, New Romney, Kenw George Dawson Armstrong, Cumberland. ...
... FALSE PItrITNCES. At Leeds to-day, Mabel Dawson, aged good-looking and stylishly-dimmed young woman, and the daughter of George Dawson, marter earner, Ot was remanded, charged with obtained, under false pretences, from about 50 ciiffereat tradesmen is ...
... Some person proposed Mr. Baron Webster, of Pens, near Wolverhampton, a Liberal. Dalzel, a Chartist, proposed Mr. George Dawson, but Mr. Dawson declined, and seconded Mr. Bright's nomination. The Conservative interest did not appear, but there is a report ...
... if he shall be able to accept it. The meeting wa» convened for eight o'clock, at which time the room was tilled. Mr. George Dawson was called to the chair, there being present, amongst others — Messrs. W. Weston, Gill, Fielding, Grant, Tyndall, T. P ...
... THE LINCOLNSHIRE MURDERS. George Dawson Hay, 31, farmer, was indicted at the List*leshire Assisi Were Mr. Justice Hawkins to-day, for the wilful tiverder of his brother-in-law, Thom. Yantis Hay, 22. and hi. (Prisoner's) wife. Hay. aged 22 . The Prisoner ...
... of a son. MARRIAGES. DAWSON-DAWSON— I7th Inst., at the parish chnrch, Withy- combo Baleigh, by the Rev. George Dawson, rector of Woodleigh, Devon, assisted by the Rev. H. L. Hu-cy, iucumlwnt of tbe parish, John Blaokwell Dawson, of Tregroes ...
... NiARYLEBONE. George Dawson, 23, a barni - a - d - , : c;i'Milton-mad, South Burglary, was charged with stealing 6d. belonging to Benjamin Reach, of the Royal George public-house. Drummond-street, St Pancras.—lt appeared that the Prisoner had been in the ...
... to Emma, widow of the late Jlr. J. E. Hu** ley, of Camp Hill. NELSON—DUNN —On the 2d inst., at Charlton Church, Kent, George Dawson Nelson, Esq., of Bawtry. Yorkshire, to Sarah Venable, elder daughter of the lata E. Dima, Esq., of Minster, Lsle of Sheppey ...