... GEORGE DAWSON (From the Porcupine.) Why has George Dawson ceased to part his hair in the middle ? In the first place, he looked better with it so ; and, in the second, his lectures were more acceptable. It msy seem odd to attach so much importance to ...

... MR. GEORGE DAWSON simply remind our readers that this prince of lecturers will deliver a lecture on “ Queen Bess,” evening next. We doubt not that it will co: on Friday Te- establish that immense populari| which to the great loss of Liverpool Mr. Dawson ...

... 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 ...

... LECTURE BY GEORGE DAWSON. We take the liberty, of saying George Dawson, as we would say William Shakespere, without either Mr Esquire, for his name is the name of a man and should be written as such. When we write of one who wishes to be esquired why ...

... GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ., Will give a LECTURE in the Temperance Hall, Ulverston, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 30TH, 1868. subject: THE WIVES OF GREAT MEN.' Chair to be taken at eight o'clock, by ItOI3ERT DANIEL, Esq. Admission: Front seats, Is. ; Second seats, 6d ...

... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON COBBETT. Last night Mr. George Dawson delivered the second of his series of two lectures in Hope-hall, in the presence of numerous audience. The subject was William Cobbett, and the lecturer had therefore a field before him in ...

... MR. GEORGE DAWSON EDUCATION. The memorial atone of what is oallod an undenominational school was laid on Friday at Birmingham, Mrs. Dixon, wife of the member for the borough. Mr. George Dawson was one of the speakers the occasion. He remarked that though ...

... LECTURE BY GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ. On Thursday evening last a lecture was delivered n the Wives of Great Men, by George Damon, Esq.. in the Temperance Hall, Ulversbin, under the auspices of the Lecture and Scientific Association. The chair was occupied by ...

... GEORGE DAWSON ON GEORGE FOX AND QUAKERISM. There is perhaps no greater blinder of the eyes and deadener of the understanding 'than familiarity. Many have not had the inestimable privilege I ha*e had of seeing Quakers, with their broad brims> their wonderful ...

... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON MR. COBDEN. On Tuesday night Mr. George Dawson, the celebrated -.rater, delivered a lecture in the Birmingham Town-hall on Riohard Cobden : his Character and Services. The lecture was an elaborate and characteristic one. Having sketched ...

... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON THE REPEAL OF THE MALT-TAX. On Thursday night, Mr. George Dawson, the celebrated lecturer, delivered able address on the malt tax in the Birmingham Town-hall. The lecture was delivered in connection with the Birmingham Anti-malt-tax ...

... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON ATHLETIC SPORTS. At meeting held in Birmingham on Monday it was resolved to establish gymnasium on a large scale. Mr. George Dawson was one of the speakers, and said some years back, among some classes in the country, there was a ...