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... OPhicsl Institution was delivered vnstb nht byI!r George Dawsofi, when he-gave the second f hin two lectures on Thackeray and his Wocrks. The Queen Street Hall was, as usual, cr wed in everypart. Mr Dawson beganby saying he had just got to that passage ...
... GEORGE DAWSON ON WILLIAM COBBETT.'Y On Saturday aitiot3r GeorgeiDaween of Bir- a mligham d itehdjle resin Qneen Stmeet Iall,| -'1 n ,Willi a m[G~blitt.' Mr Thomas 'Knox 'oc. 1, pied the chair~/ The lecture was in connetioni with the Wobr Men's Club ...
... G EORGE DAWSON ON' RICARD I ' -- ?? BAXTER.' Last night the concluding lectare in connec- tion vith the PhiioBophiciInstitutio series'wizas- .'gveu by M e tieorg6 Dawson' of! Birmingham- :subject, , Richard Baxte.' The lecturer r rrated briefly the careeriof ...
... GEORGE DAW8NON ARCHBIS OP LAUD I AND THE GCLERGY. ?? I Mr. George 'Diwson- of Birmingham 'lectured| at the PbilQsophical institttio ot ?? ' on Archbishop Laud. -Inr begikniig, his l subject Mr Dawson intimated his itention con confinirig his remarks ...
... lHistory, it ig be seen, is to be dieussed by Dr IHania and Mr Carrathers; ]Biography, by Dr Daniel 'of London, and Mr George, Dawson of Biicinghami Philpsophy,. '3y Professor . J. Scott of Manchester- Social Science,'by D ?? B. Hodgson, w16 lectureson ...
... ti bbe George Walker, equal, 4 I e Wm. Robertson, mit Highlandr Dhess-(5 competitors). bhe 1 George Simpson, Alchterless. sen 2 Robest Grant, Fetternear. T James Dntbie. ,cs, LL R6use-(4 couspetitors). Mhe 1 Peter Clark, Iicbh. ved 2 George Dawson, Fetternear ...
... t, London, stable- kte'er. Dfavid Lev'is, Mili'ord Haven, Peimbrolie, spirit-tnerchant. toIMTArS$ iON$ SU PER SkDtKD. George D~awson, Red Cross'square, Cripplegate, London, merchant. JSnes Btggir, Binley, and T'homas BImggin,. Aston, siear Birmigtlisam ...
... only responsible occupant was Miss Kate Daney, who held the position of governess to the family. On Friday evening a man, George Dawson, who was left in charge of an adjoining model farm, is stated to have left the house about five o'clock. At eight o'clock ...
... boundary- J. A. Shqrlierd, 15 FountainhaD Terrace, Ferryhill School? Wim. Sutherland, 176 Crown Street, Central School, George Dawson, 3 Brunswick Place. CENTRAL SCHOOL 31URSARIES. Four of £,10, five of £8, and 11 of £5; tenable for two years at public ...
... FOtUl MilN g KiLULD BY CHOKH DAMP IN IAN .]UNG~ISH 0OAL PIT.~ Four men named Farnall, Miranm1 Hill, Enoch Farrell, and George Dawson, were killed. by choke damup in a coal pit at Hatden, nenr Walsall, yester- daty. They were lowered to their work as usual; ...
... eveuinig,i the hall 5r ASt, Andrew Squaire,- Mr Nicol, vice-president, in the chair. A pajerj ontheTanin, PProcess, by George Dawson,. ,M.,, leeturer on [photography in King's Colefe- rirs read, in whichh, ti-authpr strbsgty ir com- mended Major 1useQnnir ...
... William Jewell Edwards, Rotherhithe, Surrey, pawnbroker. Jhnhn Hill, Alsop's Buildings, &c. Middlesex, master mariner. George Dawson, Great St Helens, London, merchant. CoMam SSION SUePRSEDEo. Mary Lawrence, Whappenbury, Warwick, dealer, &c. Willian Greenvood ...