... Halfpenny, George Virgin, Herbert Fensome, George Hunt, Chas. Lines, Perry Baxter, William Hutchins, Gwennie Kirby, Elsie Towtirow. Ruby Chambers. Class 111.—Fred HoMistook, Sidney Clarke, Wm. Godfrey, Sam Snowden, Alfred Scales, Frank Payne, George Dawson ...

... -street, Lut,u. the wife of T. F. Middlemisa, Esq., of a daughter. March 25, at Bushey-heath, Herts., the wife of Mr. George Dawson, of a son. MARRIAGES, March 25, at the Primitive Methodist Chapel, High Town, Luton, by the Rev. J. H. J. Beckhurst, Vince ...

... ORORLTT TO A HONSIL Durbridge, 5, Church-street, George Dawson, Stoneley, and Walter Med. Church-street, were estaloned foe erectly Shinning a horse by working and causing the same to be worked when is en un fi t state. The offence wee said to have taken ...

... 3finenden' /6, Har pende n, and Alfred Allen. 16, and Charles George Dawson, 16, Dunstable, had to pazu7 t.) s. 6d. each. n's Fuel and Lighting Committee been completed by the appointment of Mr. George W. Blake as the nominee of the Trades and Labour Council ...

... from the outset its success was , beyond a doubt. With its inauguration the names of the Rev. Canon Miller, the late Mr. George Dawson, and other friends of the people, were intimately associated. j For weeks after the formal opening the premises were ...

... Wooluer's life-size statue of Mr. George Dawson, which is now far advanced, as being strongly marked by personal peculiarities, Unusual animation of attitude and expression, and quite a work of our day. Mr. Dawson is standing nearly erect, leaning slightly ...

... equality with the squire, and they should place men to represent the working classes in the Council, (hear, hear). Mr. George Dawson who next spoke, commenced by remarking that he thought that the meeting at the Town Hall seemed a hole and corner affair ...

... RICKMANSWORH. Darrs or Ma. GEOEOK D•weom. Mr. George Dawson, M.A., the well-known lecturer and preacher, died suddenly at his residence, near Birmingham, on Thursday morning. Mr. Dawson was horn in London on the 24th of February 1821, and studied at Glasgow ...

... been directly or indirectly influenced by his writings. No man did more to popularize the views of Carlyle that the late George Dawson of Birmingham. Carlyle was the great exposer of shams and unrealities—these be denounced with withering sarcasm as be did ...

... poisoning in the case of a chibd said to have died after eating • qusatity of tobacco. the Yarmouth quarter meadow OD Monday, George Dawson Henry Green, and John Sullivan were indicted for berghtriocely Watling into • jsweller'a chop. The prisoners, who had ...

... proposal for a Shareepeare Memorial Library was made by Mr. Samuel Timmins in 1858, and find publicly advocated by Mr. George Dawson in 1861. The project was further considered by the local Shakespeare Club in June, 1863; and on July 10, 1863, a meeting ...

... INQUEST. The Nair having been removed to the George the Second public-house, Bute-street, the inquest was held there on Tuesday afternoon, before Mr. Mark Whyley ty caroner) awl the following jury: Mr. George Dawson, foreman. Mr. John Bent, Mr. Charles Clarke ...