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... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON UNDENOMINATIONAL EDUCATION. The memorial stone of what is called an linden°. =national school was laid, on Friday, at Birmingham, by Mrs. Dixon, wife of the member for the ' borough. Mr. George Dawson was one of the speakers on the ...
... ASHFORD INSTITUTIL GEORGE DAWSON WILL Miter TWO Lie - T - I'RES on NEST WEDNIOWAY &ed THURMDAY. 12th MARCH. Diett. 8011JRCTI : lot tartan- THACKERAY'S VANITY Lectun. TITO.; OATEN, - A rru. PORTRAIT Or A LIAR. Peon Open at &Teo; Lecture to 01/21•11.0e ...
... MR GEORGE DEFENDING THE Mr George Dawson, the well-known public bas been delivering an address on ritualitm at Birming-’ bam. Thé spacious Town Hall was densély erowded,’ the applause was: most frequent at those w were most Mr Dawson said he gn the no ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON PUBLIC LIBRARIES. At the opening of the Free Reference Library at Birmingham, an inaugural address was delivered by Mr. George Dawson. He said, a great library contained the diary of the human race. Some events were soon forgotten ...
... GEORGE DAWSON ON lINSECTARTAN EDUCATION. The memorial stone of what is called an undenominational school was laid on Friday at Birmingham by Mrs. Dixon, wife of the member for the borough. Mr. George Dawson was one of the speakers on the occasion. He ...
... HASTINGS LECTURE BY MR. GEORGE DAWSON. On the evening of Wednesday last, the well-known and popular lecturer, Mr. George Dawson, appeared before a numerous audience at the Music Hall, and discoursed in his usual interesting and eloquent style, upon S ...
... MR GEORGE DAWSON PUBLIC LIBRARIES. At the opening the Free Reference Library at Birmingham, on Friday, an inaugural address was delivered Mr George Dawson. He said—A great Library contained the diary of the human race. Some events were soon forgotten ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON OLD BOOKS. ?? VIN .ULD UN uo Kls THERE is a mine not muich dug now-a-days to which MR. G. DAWSON has just been directing attention. Folios and quartos have passed away from the literary world, and the days of octavos and duodecimos ...
... GEORGE DAW8NON ARCHBIS OP LAUD I AND THE GCLERGY. ?? I Mr. George 'Diwson- of Birmingham 'lectured| at the PbilQsophical institttio ot ?? ' on Archbishop Laud. -Inr begikniig, his l subject Mr Dawson intimated his itention con confinirig his remarks ...
... GEORGE DAWSON ARMSTRONG, DECEAI Pursuant to the Act 22nd and 23rd Victoria, Chapter 35. OTIC is hereby given, that all Creditors and other Persons having any CLAIMS against the ESTATE of GEORGE DAWSON ARMSTRONG, late of Coekermouth, in the County of ...
... given by George Dawson, Esq.. of Birmingham. Mr. Dawson prefaced his oration by observing tbat a little mistake had been made in calling it sucb. His manner of talking was just plain English ; his audience therefore need not expect any grand perorations ...
... MR GEORGE DAWSON ON JOHN WESLEY. Thera was a very large attendance at the Town Hall on nue-m.l4y Ne'unight..hru Mr (.rge flew on lectured to the members of the Mechanics' Institution on the interest. ing sul.joct of John Wesley. Alderman Alger preeided ...