... MORTUARY KEEPER SENT TO GAOL.. WOMAN CREATES SCENE IN COURT, o rifabe® At the South-Western Police-court, yesterday, George Dawson, tobacconist, of m‘:'m*‘. g Clapiam, and Mark White, wortuary keeper, of Killyon-road, answered to adjourned s Ammon “'flé ...

... Prince Arthur, 71, Arthur-street, Turff to Turff; Rollo Arms, 1, Rollo-street, Quinn to Moore: Royal George, 67, Hibbert-street, Dawson, deceased, to Dawson, widow and administratrix. EE iy e 5 “Tl‘véé_fl-ing.—Ro_se and Crown, Tooting Bec-road, Booker ( ...

... MR. PETER DAWSON’S FAREWELL CONCERT, An excellent audience assembled at Streatham Hail an Frida?v evening, on the occaston of Mr, Peter Dawson’s famwl:fil concert prior to his Austiralasian tour, Several notable singers assisted the concert-giver, M;' ...

... AT THE POLICE COURT. PUTNEY CASE.,’ SUSPECTS AT PUTNEY. DETECTIVE'S PLUCKY CONDUCT. George Williams, 45, hawker, no home, and Arthur Dawson, described as an hotel porter, giving no address, were charged, on Monday, a 8 suspects found loitering in Haz ...

... oee Pages 13, 14 and 15 for Small Advis. AT THE POLICE COURT. PUTNEY CASES. A DETECTIVE'S CAPTURE. George Williams, described as a hawker, and Arthur Dawson, hotel porter, giving no address were charged, last Thursday, with loitering in Hazlewellroad, Putney ...

... Hinton, C, Sherwoed, Dawson, M. Tregiigas, Hare rower, A. Cogswall, ard J. D, Moylan, with Mids Hoskins ap the plano. The arrangements wete ably carricdl out by a ladies’ commitiéorconsisting of Mrs. Bagley, Mrs, Beunnott, Mrs, Dawson, Mrs. Dowwver, Mrs ...

... the United Kingdom as a whaole. (Cheers.) The Unionist party did not look for the same rewards a 8 their opponenis did. Mr. Dawson had just given them a most eloquent exposition of the affairs in Ireland, and therefore, he (Mr, SBamuel) would not attempt ...

... diers i the “Patriotic” Hospital.- The fund is stibscribed Tor by some of the members of the South London Bowhng Club. Mr, Dawson, of Belle Vueroud, 18 enfrusted with the ordar, and is. doing it Welll.( An extra quantity is being sent for Christinas week ...

... washed with pure soaps. The flannels are washed in distilled water and by the Scotch method.— (Advt. t.c.) ~ ' . MR. CHARLES DAWSON, the well-known billiard player, in sending a donation to the Royal Hospital for Incurables, Putney Heath, has also made a ...

... deceased’s son to Mr. Dawson, thanking him for his kind enquiries about his mother subsequent to the accident; and also stating that from the accounts, he had heard Mr. (Il)a.wson had done all he could to avoid the accient. Roger George Cookson, who was driving ...

... Leer, in the will of the said Robert Standerwick mentioned, left any and what child or children other than the defendant, George James Leer, who were living at the time of the death of the testator’s widow, Sarah Varwell Standerwick, and in case the said ...

... plants {anvy kind).—S. Lee, 1; W. G. Dawson, 2; J. Dixey, 3. Class 2, two window plants.—l, F. Pexrce; 2, ' W. G. Dawson; 3, J. Dixey. Class 3, two scar- I let geraniums.—l. J. Dixey; 2, S. Lee; 3, W. G. ' Dawson. Class 4, two white geraniums.—l, H. L ...