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... 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 ...
... OPhicsl Institution was delivered vnstb nht byI!r George Dawsofi, when he-gave the second f hin two lectures on Thackeray and his Wocrks. The Queen Street Hall was, as usual, cr wed in everypart. Mr Dawson beganby saying he had just got to that passage ...
... .MR. GEORGE DAWSON -ON TOLTAIRE. At the idland Inset last night, Mr.George Dawron, IA, delivered the first of two lectures on Voltaire, before an uneusualy large audience. Without mny doubt, end by the allowance of eli partlef, he commenced, Voltaire ...
... LECTURBE BY MR. GEORGE DAWSON. l I e .- . - - ie On Monday Mr. George Dawson, who is so well s kon to the Hull public, delivered a lecture at the, Royal Institution, in connection with the Literary n- and Philosophical Societ',-' 'Willian' Cobbett. ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON VOLTAIRE. 'The point specially reserved on the last occasion (said Mr. Daw. son, in commencing his second lecture on Voltaire, at the Mid. land Institute, on htonday night), was the most extraordinary intercourse between that ...
... M1R. GEORGE DAWSON ON HAMLET. M~r. George Daweon delivered a lecture on Hamlet, last night It the Billkitiglam l iddlle-Clasa School,' Fredelick Street. lIe started by saying that anybody who olbjected to Sb akespealre's Neorks because they were ...
... LECTURE BY MR. GEORGE DAWSON. A. lecture on Archbishop Laud wae delivered 7ester- slay eveniing, at the Midland jnstitute, by Mr. George Deweon., The lecture theatre wase crowded. Ur. Daweenr hvn stated the manner in which hie intended to treat the ...
... MER. GEORGE DAWSON ON ITUA. An immense audience assembled In the Mesic Rall last night to bear Mr. George Dawson lecture on rhe Affairs of Italy and England's Doty therein. Englishmen, sald Mr. Dawun, in cora- mencing his lecture, bad a very hearty ...
... LECTURES I BY GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ. On Monday evening the abov'e gentleman delivered, under the auspices of the Hull Literary and Philosophical 86ciet, an interesting lecture on the subject of '!Mart.~n Lluther. 1'hre was a. pretty good attendance. The ...
... GEORGE DAWSON ON WILLIAM COBBETT.'Y On Saturday aitiot3r GeorgeiDaween of Bir- a mligham d itehdjle resin Qneen Stmeet Iall,| -'1 n ,Willi a m[G~blitt.' Mr Thomas 'Knox 'oc. 1, pied the chair~/ The lecture was in connetioni with the Wobr Men's Club ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON EDUCATION. The memorial stone of what is called an unde- nominational school was laid on Friday in last week, at Birmingham by Mrs. Dixon, wife of the member for the borough. Mr. George Dawson was one of the sp>eakei s on the occasion ...
... G EORGE DAWSON ON' RICARD I ' -- ?? BAXTER.' Last night the concluding lectare in connec- tion vith the PhiioBophiciInstitutio series'wizas- .'gveu by M e tieorg6 Dawson' of! Birmingham- :subject, , Richard Baxte.' The lecturer r rrated briefly the careeriof ...