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... public career Mr. Dawson had the good fortune—wo repeat « good fortune”—to rouse the ire of that very egotistical critic, George Gilflllan, who devoted sundry pages of Tail's Magazine to cutting the youthful orator up. Well, George Dawson lived through it ...
... GEORGE DAWSON, THE MOST CELEBRATED LECTURER OF THE DAY, ■WIIL DELIVER THREE LECTURES THE QUEEN’S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BELMONT ROAD, MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, Sept, 22nd, 23rd, and 24tb. ...
... 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, M.A. [We have been favoured by a friend and admirer of Mr. Dawson with the following sketch of that gentleman, and without endorsing 11 its sentiments we have great pleasure in giving to our readers—En. S. k G. ill Thanks to the enterprise ...
... 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 MARTIN LUTHER. • Last evening Mr. George Dawson, M.A., delivered a very interesting lecture on Luther at York-place chapel. Dr. Williams occupied the chair; there was a very good attendance. Mr. DAWSON having been briefly ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON ERASMUS. On Wednesday evening, this talented and popular lecturer addressed a large audience at the Manor Rooms, Hackney, on the subject of Erasmus, deducing from the life and character of that singular genius one of his most ...
... MR GEORGE DAWSON ON THE SONGS OF SHAKSPERE. On Friday George Dawson delivered an interesting address on the songs of Shakspere, a conversazione of the Birmingham Archaeological Society. It was not attempt, he said, to say the songs—that wonld be poor ...
... GEORGE DAWSON ON ILL-USED MEN. Last evening the first of series of lectures for the season was delivered the Broadmead Rooms George Dawson, on 111-used Men. There was •crowded attendance, and the Right Worshipful the yor (Mr J. Hare) presided. His ...
... tiecet Controversy thereon,was' Ithe taksng~4titi bf :a lecture delivered ini the Music HFM' Ilast evening, by kir. George Dawson. The peculiar turn taken by the controyersy- ia nBirmingham, and the jlecturer's well-known ability. to deal 'with ;the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...