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... LECTURBE BY MR. GEORGE DAWSON. l I e .- . - - ie On Monday Mr. George Dawson, who is so well s kon to the Hull public, delivered a lecture at the, Royal Institution, in connection with the Literary n- and Philosophical Societ',-' 'Willian' Cobbett. ...
... ; MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON AMERICA. dhen's; On Tuesday evening Mr. G. Dawson, N.A., of Lev. G. Birmingham. lectured before the members of the Hull lwood, Literary and Philosophical Society, at the Royal J, J. Institution, on the social and political aspects ...
... 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 ...
... MR. GEOR GE DAWSON ON EDUCATION AND THE VOLUNTARV PRINCIPLE. The memorial stone of what is called an un. denominational school was laid lastweek at Bir- miingham, by Mrs. Dixon, wife of the member for the borough. Mr. George Dawson was one of the speakers ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWVSON ON NATIONAL )DUC?TION. - l or. -,I of Tlfts very eccentric 1person, appeared before a of I Leeds audience on Mionday last, and delivecrd himself l the of one of the most extraordinary pieces of rigmarole ollu DUt that we have over ...
... commenced for the erection of a new chapel, end in 1947, the Church of the Saviour was opened, for Mr. Dawson's ministry of the beautiful. George Dawson has written comparatively little, but is well known as a literary lecturer ; perhaps no man of the present ...
... INTENDED PRESENT TO Mn. GEoRno DAwsoN.-We have been favoured with an inspection, through the kindness of the glassmakers' committee, of a noble specimen of glass manufacture, to be presented, some time in April, to Mr. George Dawson, in the shape of a cup in ...
... cloth manager; audit. All at eleven. TAUenhDAY, Oct. 29- George and Thomas Hoaton, Shipley and Wigen, coal proprietors, A&c,; audit. Jonathan Gill, Bradford, draper; sat meeting. George Dawson, Shelly Hill Top, late of lStockemssor, manufacttuer of ehlrts ...
... L=FiAsz ByaznanaA JouniwA.-We under. b stand that a new Birmingham paper is about to ap. I is pearunder theana t gemntof; Mr George Dawson, a other gentlemen of his shade of Liberalism. It fa ih to be enatitleid the BcRMNelsrea? MeraRnnBY. Demo-. ersey,' may ...
... -named Emanuel Pinder, twenty years of age, and seriously injuring another man named John Harper. The engine belongs to Mr. George Dawson, of Rudston, and he with the two men above named were engaged in leading bricks from Bridlington to Rudston. They were ...
... Muirhead, Janes Dow, and John Weetwood, Alloa ; John Youll, Stirling ; Lawrence Lawson, Falkirk - Stein, Clackmnalman; George Dawson, Alva; John Robertson, Tilliconltry. Mgred by Mr. Lawson, and seconded by Mr, M'Do. fiald-' Tha't tli meeting reoqminnd ...
... who would ' catch the nanser oliving astheynine, ndE expatilte on the tondencine of the present ago, the engagement of George Dawson, Esq., of l3irtrsisighaieNY ill be paraiulurly pleasaig. Speskieng of SloS lectures, the 01toooeshl.'Ot5 GurdianII says- ...