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... Deykin, with Wm. Harris, alias Cowley, 72, Cherrywood Road, Birmingham, were charged with assaulting Police-eonstable George Dawson the same time and place. Eor the drunkenness Deykin was fined 10s. and costs, and £1. for the assault on the constable ...
... the committee, and Mr. James Crompton the secretary. It was resolved, that all moneys collected should be paid to Mr. George Dawson for distribution. It was decided to hold a series of public meetings, to which working men will be invited, an to issue ...
... Your attendance is earnestly requested. YOUrs faithfully, J. d. BROWN. C. CLAPIE. If. W. OCOSSKtEY. 1 W. DALE,. GEORGE DAwsON. J. J A. HAEGREVES. G. B. JoENsoN, tC. VINCE. LcAL PAurnacSiS-The return issued by Mr. William Thompson, Clerk to the ...
... paper, c how the man with a dirty nose, who is eating out of a common diob, may contrive to get it all to himeelf. Mr. George Dawson, the divine, who halls from the city of pinchbeck, and who within the last fortnight has bsen delivering himself of what ...
... the Church of the Saviour, Edward Street, by the Rev. L M. S. Haynes, M.A.,of New York. There was a fair attendance. Mr. George Dawson opeted the meeting, and introduced the lecturer. Mr. Haynes stated that there were now 2,000,000 coloured people in America ...
... and pointing at him. Witness said to him, Give over ; and the prisoner having put the gun away, (witness) ran off. George Dawson, a labourer in the employ of Mr. Grindley, stilted that Friday evening last, about seven o'clock, he met Mrs. Grindley ...
... printed in gold and red, and bore the following inserip- tion :-The George Dawson Commemoration, Fifth annual tea to aged people, February 24, 1882. It, reverent s memory of Mr. George Daweon, M.A., who was born, a Februar 24, 1821; founded the Chusrch ...
... CaucrCoI OF -HZ SAVIOUL -.A tea party and entertain- n urent to aged men and women, to coigmemorate the birthday of thu late George Dawson, took place at the i Church of the Saviour schoolrooms, IEdward Streot, on F-idaY everirn .An excellent tca was provided ...
... le spanners; July 25, 1890. George W. Moon-autormatic coupling of railway and other carriages; July 26, 1890. Wilfred Lord-firebars : for steam boilers, kilns, furnaces, or ovens of any description; August 6, 1890. George Sonthall; William Burgess, and ...
... subject, in which it was suggested that instead of inviting Mr. Spurgeon, the Rev. Dr. Miller, the Bev. 11. W. Dale, or Mr. George Dawson should be requested to give lectures, and that to invite Mlr. Spurgeon ouldl be to insult the good sense of the working ...
... Atir. 2eattie; 'anl a seplic. e,, ia' -is to ;e phiseed iul the Boardl 4eul of the B.atn. TEf Tic'mtmop3-, Is s't.--2Zr. George Dawson, it will s.2eiea, lect~uine this ev niting at .ine 'itown Hall. oil thinsj Ticth'ne T ial sol semite Lestioos arising ...
... precisely. The Right Honourable Lord Stanley, M.P., William Scholetield, Fh• [~ M.P , the Rev. Canon Miller. l) , and George Dawson, Es ...