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... GEORGE DAWSON ON THE CLAIMANT. Mr. George Daemon bees H. declared Mat bad &believed Claimant the my drat. He mid be did not dohs onperierity for tor bad bees Seined Is awl Inclined to He attributed the metier in to mode Quixote me the from servant a perfect ...
... MR GEORGE DAWSON ON SHAKSPERE. The first of the series of tercentenary celebrations in Birmingham took place on Friday evening at Nock's Royal Hotel, when, on the invitation of the bhakspere Club, about two hundred and fifty and gentlemen assembled at ...
... GEORGE DAWSON ON RITUALISM. Mr George Dawson preached the anniversary sermon the Church of St. Saviour, Birmingham, Sunday, to crowded congregation. the course of his discourse, Mr spoke Ritualistic practices ia the Church of England. tbe true method ...
... GEORGE DAWSON ILL-USED MEN. Last evening Mr George Dawson lectured at the Broadmead Rooms, 111-used Men. E. S. Robinson piesided, and there was a numerous attendance. The lecturer, the commencement, condemned grumbling, and said that in speaking ...
... MR GEORGE DAWSON ON AMERICA. When the intercourse betwixt this country and America was a comparatively limited scale, intelligent travellers who had returned England after tour over tho New World were pretty sure interested audience, wheu they felt inclined ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON PHILOSOPHY. The following is a sketch of Mr. George Dawson’s lecture on What is Philosophy ?’’ Delivered for the Bristol Young Mens’ Society, at the Broad mead-Booms, on Thursday evening, Feb. 10, 1848. The chair was taken by Mr. ...
... 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 THACKERAY AND HIS WRITINGS. A crowded audience assembled the Broadmead Rooms last night to hear Mr Dawson's lecture. The chair was taken by Mr Handel Cossham, who was received with perfect ovation. He briefly introduced the lecturer ...
... 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 ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON THE AMERICAN LIQUOR LAWS. Mr. George Damon, who has just returned from a torn in North America, gave account of his experiences on Tuesday night. Speaking of drinking, said took great deal of pains about the drinking question and ...
... George Dawson, is announced to lecture on Richard Cobden, in this city, on the 15th inst. acceleration of the 6 o'clock morning train from London to Bristol commences to-day, when it will arrive at 10.40 instead of 10.55, being 15 minutes earlier. The ...
... It will be seen by an announcement in another column that George Dawson, of Birmingham, will lecture at the Broadmead Rooms early in October on Don Quixote. We are informed that to-morrow (Sunday) evening sermon will be preached by the vicar in the parish ...