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... 27th, 19 5.V« passes, but the memory of her affection never fades.—Ena, Bernard. COLLINS. —To the memory of rnyy,,!.' George Dawson, who fell asleep ■fgi' 1930. “'His life a,beautiful his death a silent grief.”— Edith- PACK WOOD. To the dear and memory ...
... . 10 + 18$. .28$ Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson 14+145. .28$ Mr- and Mrs. H. G Lunt + • • 27j £ - T - W- Lloyd and Miss B. Clayton .27$ ? - L. P. Jameson Evans + ??JTPy and Miss Carter I®+ 'H 6 * ? er( and Mrs. G. L. Dawson. n and Miss S. Geary • -26 L ...
... Hagley Road by permission of Mr. and Mrs. Creese. It had been arranged by a committee of which Mrs. Richard Barrow and Mrs. George Dawson are chairman and honorary secretary respectively. There were stalls with garden produce, provisions and cakes, secondhand ...
... (Mr. Edwin Yates), in the presence of a large and distinguished company, and the principal speaker ! was George Dawson. The address delivered by Dawson has passed into literary history, and has been mine of inspiration many who have since then sought to ...
... intact, and his son offered it to Birmingham for £2,285, a small sum considering the enormous value of the contents.” George Dawson and Sam Timmins, members of the Archaeological Society, supported the acquisition, and the money was raised. In 1875 the ...
... pastorate of the Rev. Walter Searle. Previously she, with her parents, attended the Church of the Saviour, founded by the late George Dawson, M.A. During the seven years' mission labours in China these devoted lady friends ran many risks of losing their lives ...
... War. R., leaves a widow and one child at 85, Percy Road, Greet. had been in the Army five months. Pte. George Dawson, Glouc. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, 24, Crabtree Road, Hockley. Pte. James Reading (20), War, R-, youngest son of ?Mr. and Mrs. Reading ...
... jp(j' 3 departed carrying a 1 and a crossboAv for his i) So friendships Avere na ft 'J* turn guests went to v eluding George Dawson tory so much own), who wrote in son enquiring “ for ®^ v- | Birmingham friends.” Emerson had been nC „A England, but had ...
... Whitehall. Anxiou3 ?? child thirteen years of age who has passed the 4th standard may leave school. Enqairer.-Tbhe bte George Dawson was at one time minister at the Graham, Street Baptist Chapel. H. B.-Lt is believed that Liverpool Street Statiam, in ...
... his orange. Edwards tells also of a reform meeting in the ’fifties at Bingley Hall George Dawson made capital speech, and Muntz had a long innings.’ As came out poor Dawson said to me, They won’t be able to print Muntz’s speech verbatim.’ ‘Why not?’ said ...
... should be selected, but the majority of those present were much keener to find a man who could stand up to Lord Palmerston. George Dawson told the meeting: “I have peculiar reason for liking Mr. Bright. I believe him to be a right, honest, able enemy to Lord ...
... yesterday. Mrs. Wilfrid Martineau was the hostess. The sale was arranged by committee of which Mrs. Stephen Lloyd and Mrs. George Dawson were respectively chairman and honorary secretary. In addition to the usual stalls, there was a-bring-and-buy stall of ...