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... GEORGE DAWSON. Yes, it's anxious business training horses ; bad enough in itself when anything goes wrong, bat worse still from all the fuse and trouble the newspapers make over it. So spoke Mr. George Dawson to us the other we prepared with him to ...
... LECTURE BY GEORGE DAWSON. We take the liberty, of saying George Dawson, as we would say William Shakespere, without either Mr Esquire, for his name is the name of a man and should be written as such. When we write of one who wishes to be esquired why ...
... GEORGE DAWSON AND THE BIRMINGHAM BANQUET. The following communication the close which be read with regret the many admirers of the writer appears in the Birmingham Weekly Press of Saturday : Sir, —My first impression vas that it was desirable for me ...
... GEORGE DAWSON ON GEORGE FOX AND QUAKERISM. There is perhaps no greater blinder of the eyes and deadener of the understanding 'than familiarity. Many have not had the inestimable privilege I ha*e had of seeing Quakers, with their broad brims> their wonderful ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON ATHLETIC SPORTS. At meeting held in Birmingham on Monday it was resolved to establish gymnasium on a large scale. Mr. George Dawson was one of the speakers, and said some years back, among some classes in the country, there was a ...
... GEORGE DAWSON, OF BIRMINGHAM, ON THE INCOME TAX. A few days ago. Dawson, of Birmingham, delivered at a great meeting in that town the following humourous, but perfectly true speech, on the inequality of the income-tax. In rising to propose the second ...
... Lecture on Bunyan.—A lecture was delivered the Witham Testimonial, Barnard Castle, on Friday, 23rd inst., by George Dawson, Esq., of Birmingham, on the life and habits John Bunyan, to a highly respectable audience, and was much applauded throughout: Mr ...
... Kendal Mechanics' Institute- THE CUMMI'ITEE have the pleasure to announce that GEORGE DAWSON, E-q., Birmingham, will deliver a LECTURE in the Hall of the Institute on Monday, February 29th, 1804. Subject. WELLINGTON AND NAPOLEON: a Parallel and a Contrast ...
... George Dawson. —We learn that some parties have engaged this highly talented and popular lecturer rive two lectures in the town in the early part of next Mr. Dawson's original and free-spoken manner fTecturin and speaking against the shams and conven ...
... Mr. Gsorcs on THE AMEBIOAN QUBSTION.— On Friday evening, the 4th icstant, Mr George Dawson, 10 f Birmingham, delivered, in the Music Hall of that town, le lectare on the American war. Iv the course of it, be said that, de {jure, bis opinion was tbat the ...
... WARWICK, August, 3 Civil Side.—(Before Mr. Justice Maule Special Jury). CONSTANT UK.- DE MORODA V. GEORGE DAWSON, HENRY WILTON TYND ALL, RICHARD PEYTON, AND ARTHUR RYLAND. This action was tried the last summer assizes for the Warwick division, and ended ...
... London. William Doncaster, builder, Wandsworth, Surrey. Daniel Widdowson, lacemaker, Nottingham. George Dawson, gnnniaker, Grantham, Licolnshire. George Moyle, William Hunter, and Alexander Hunter, glove makers, Nottingham. John Edwards, linendraper, ...