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... down George Dawson which Mr. Gilfillan was foolish enough to make some short time ago. In his Gallery of Literary Portraits, beside Macaulay and Milton, Tennyson and Carlyle, and other worthies dead and living, Mr. Gilfillan thought George Dawson worthy ...
... I GEORGE DAWSON AT HOME. O/ - c -xAE as-A._-X PU - A -LV U - - u (FrNm the Whitehalven Uerald.) G George Dawson occupies the very foremost place in Bll d the political movements of Birmingham-himself the leader, , e head, and soul of a large and very ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON ALFRED THE GREAT. A _. - 1 . . . ,. - ,, I . _ - td Onl Monday evening, in the Meehan ics' Institutionl, GeorgeI IndDawson, Esq. of Birmingham, delivered the first of twot of lectures, the subject of the first being Alfred the- Greet ...
... 3MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON CODDEN AND PALMERSTON. On Tuesday evening, Mr. Dawson lectured in theaFreb- trade Hal, on the Life and Character of Richard Cobden, adding a few words of comparison and contrast with the late prime minister. The lecturer dwelt p ...
... BY MR. GEORGE DAWSON The lecture provided on Monday evening last, by the committee appointed to conduct the cheap weekly con- certs and lectures, in the Theatre of this town, was on the Characteristics and Tendencies of the Age ; and Mr. George Dawson ...
... been very numerously signed. Another petition, against the bill, is also, we believe, being got up. Mr. Oeorge Dawson's Lectures. Mr. George Dawson delivered the first of a course of four lectures, two on The characteristics and tendency of the age, and ...
... M.P:; Rev. James Aspinall, of AIthorpe: William Howitt, lisq.; J. B. Rogerson, Esq., Author of Wayside Flowers, &c.; George Dawson, Esq., I.A., of Birmingham; W. B. Hodgson, Esq., ?? Principal of the Institution; R. W. Ronald, Esq.;- Sir Arnold Knight; ...
... Sharpley held an inquest at Reston, near Louth, yesterday, regarding the death of Thomas HAy, for whose murder his cousin, George Dawson Hay, is in custody. Mr. Barker, solicitor, of Grimsby, appeared for thle prisoner. The coroner having announced that the ...
... interests few persons except the parties immediathly concerned. B.-The Weekly Concert Committee having already engaged Mr. George Dawson to lecture in Preston, there is no necessity for publishing tile letter of our correspondent suggesting such a step. A ...
... this and all other countries aind times, it was celebrated at the Manchester Athentrum by the delivery of anl oration, by George Dawson, Fsq. It was a happy thought in the directors of the Athenumen, as one of the first litecmry itastitutions of this country ...
... the St. George's Eall, the gen- 'd tlemen interested in the proposed meeting relative to the r. restoration of Poland, have arranged that it shall be held next d Thursday night, but they have not yet fixed upon the locality. l Mr. George Dawson, of Birmingham ...
... William er Charles Tait, Alfred Wikby Tait, Geor-ge Dawson Tait, Cbarles xse]I Tait, ah Mortimer Tait, Rosalie Seeley Virian, to Herbert Edward Dawson Tait, John de Townsend, of Chichester, Frederick George le Townsend, Eliabeth Harrison, of Ecles, Mary ...