... GEORGE DAWSON. Yes, We badmen training bones; bed enough in itself when anything goes wrong. but worse still from all the and trouble the newsmere make over IL* Ale spoke Mr. George Dawson to as the other as we prepared with him to face weather and take ...

... The George Dawson memorial statue at Bir- mingham will be unveiled on the 5th of October. The statue is the work of Mr. Woolner, R.A., and it is to be placed on the north side of the Town Hall, in Congreve street. ...

... FATAL CAB ACCIDENT AT BOLTON. By the overturning of a cab near Bolton lost night the dliver, uamed George Dawson, was killed oa the spot, and four gentlemen were ter- ribly injured about the head. ...

... Bury side Archer's Alec, L'Avare, and Partizan galloped seven furlongs George Dawson s, sen. Caller Herrin and Grecian Bene, going a m le Bart zan was sent seven furlongs: George Dawson s Haziehatch and Ayrshire going a similar gallop. Enoch's King Mon- ...

... FOUR MEN SUFFOCATED IN A COLLIERY. Four men, named William Farnall, Hiram Hilli Enoch Farrell, and George Dawson, were killed by chokedamp in a coal pit at Harden, near Walsall, on Wednesday. They were lowered to their work as usual, and on reaching the ...

... executor, Robert Mills, 95,000; his brotha- in-law, George Dawson, the other executor, 2500; Charles Archer, Emily Coleman, Annie Dawson, each L2,000; his uncle, Albert Archer, £ 500; his friend, Alexander Dawson Hogg, 9500; his valet, William £1.000; his fatheraud ...

... journey until late. The driver, George Dawson an experienced man, missed his way, and went in the direction of Boothstown at a furiouS rate. Eventually the vehicle was overturned, and the cat became a total wreck. Dawson was thrown violently from the box ...

... his brother-in-law, the Rev. George Osborne, oluciating. The mourners wera his two sons, lomas William and George, and his brotheis- ln-lasv, Mr John Osborrie and Mr Richard R. o,s)orLia,and his iephew, M ..Iso Mr M. Dawson, Mr John Da,W80D,8eD.. Mr Jaø ...

... Robert Mills, £ 5,000; his brother- in-law, George Dawson, the other executor, £ 500; Charles Archer, Emily Coleman, and Annie Dawsno, each £ 2,000 his uncle, Albert Archer, £ 500; his friend, Alexander Dawson Hogg, £ 500; his valet, William Bartholomew ...

... of a man named inries^to another' yea,'S ot and very serious in- Jn ed t ÎI er, named John Harper. The engine two m 1. George Dawson, Rudston, and he and fmm r, 3 p11 au°ve-immed were engaged taking bricks hill roo ton to Rudston. They were ascending ...

... Donovan, the winner of the Brocklesby Stakes at Lincoln, was bred by his owner, the Duke of Portland, and is trained by George Dawson, at Heath House, Newmarket. He is by Galopin out of Mowerina, and consequently own brother to Modwena. Donovau is very ...

... Macgrogor tba Derby. The Duke of Westminster's two yaar old, which may shortly be expected at Heath House to be trained by George Dawson, have been care- fully selected with a view of picking up some races during the early spring. Although manv of the more ...