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... Co5tRE.9'ONDENCR RlDTWEEN THOMAS STEPMRF, ESoQ. AND GEOUGE It. DAWSON, ES Q. London. Jannuary 29. SIn-IT the reports of a speech ascribed to jou. as spi ?? at l'elfat, nnd pnililislied in tie pivate currespordeuco of the ,Thaingey Lferall ott thie ...
... P., Sir W. Verner, M.P., Sir L. Mlacnaghten, M.P., the Right Hon. George Dawson, Captain R. P; Dawson, Mr. George A. Hamilton, M.P., Mr. Adair, M.P., Captain Arclidall, M.P., Hon. George NMaxwell, M.P., Sir John Young, M.P., Sir E. Hayes, M ...
... with whom he is connected. CAVANO-To be Captain-.Thomns Leslie, Esq., vice Rathbonp, resi ned. To be Lieutenant-Ensign George Dawson Anderson. vice Nagent, promoted. DUlBLar AnTILLiLtv.-This well-disciplired corps will 'proceed from the Curragh Camp to ...
... pro- gress of the Free Libraries movement in Birming- ham. RBv. Dr. Miller, of the MaTtyr's Church, Bir- mingham; Mr. George Dawson, and other gentle- men, followed with brief addresses of congratalation on the success whioh had attended the institution ...
... other persons of any note were Mr. F. Douglas, Mr. Scott, and other old veterans in Birmingham politics; and Mr. George Frederick Dawson, who is noto- rious, rather than celebrated, as a lecturer. The day was cold, but bright and somewhat breezy-the very ...
... the covers at Thetford, in the shade. How the noble sportsmen's arms and heads must have ached ! An anecdote of the late George Dawson, of Bir- mingliam. He was at an early period of his life a Baptist preacher. Owing to dissensions with the members of his ...
... arrived at Panillac at 8-80 p.m. on Sunday, and sailed aut 4-30 a.m. yes- terday for Liverpool. The statue of the late George Dawson is to he unveiled at Birmingham on the 5th of October. One hundred members are reported to have joined the Victoria (P ...
... RmGaT HoN. GEORGE R. DAvSON.-At a late visit to Devonport, the Right Hon. George R. Dawson was pre- sented with a beautiful gold snuff-box by the ladies of that borough. The gift was inscribed as follows ?? Presented to the Right I-Hon George Robert Dawson ...
... that county. Tasker Keys, Esq. and the Orangemen o the Co. Donegal. George R. Dawson, Esb. and our Protestant Friends in the ?? of Commolns. The District President of Castle- dawson returned thanks. Lord KIenyon, and the Orangemen of England. Lord O'Neill ...
... greatly enlivened the meeting. Various chants, collects, and hymns were eung.-CorepoMndt. 3 The remains of the late Mr. George Dawson, ML,were yesterday interred at the Old Cemetery, Birmingham. A large concourse of people were pVresent. s ~AT 3O1RnoEu'ni ...
... ELECTION MOVEMENTS. It is rumnoured that Mr. George Dawson, of Birming- ham, the lecturer, will shortly offer himself to the electors of Blackburn as a candidate for their support at the forthcoming election. OiCFORD UNIVERSITYsr ELnECTION.-We have great ...
... the First Lord of the Postmaster-Genel President of the Privy Seal President of Boar President of Bon Master-General o George Dawson ?? Secretary to the , Sir Geo. Cockburn ?? Lord of Admiralt Maurice Fitzgerald ?? Ditto Sir J. P. Beresford ?? Ditto Sir ...