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... IRA GEORGdE DAWSON ON JOHN MILTON. The first of two lectures on John Milton was delivered by Mr. George Dawson, on Monday evening, at the Masonic Hall to the members of the Midland Institute. The hall was crowded. MrT. DAwsoer commenced by remarking that ...
... ENGLAND. br. George Dawson delivered the first of two lectures on The Last Century of ?? of Old England to the members of the Birminglihai Mid Midland Institute, at the Mlasonic HIadl, on Monday. Thore wwas a crowded attend- line,-Mr. DAWSON said that ...
... but were prepared to do their duty, whatever might happen, the leoturer concluded by reading portions of speeches by Mr. George Dawson and Mr. John Bright upon the educa. tion subject (the extracts from, the former eliciting strong disappro'ation from the ...
... cribers. couneillor Whateley, Farm Street, is the hair secretary. T2t.; DAMSON SrATUTE-The new statue of the late Ur. George Dawson, by Mr. Williamson, of Esher, was uncoveredi yesterday morning, and during the day was inspected by large groups of spectators ...
... lecture next Sunday.-At the last Sunday evening meeting at the Ladywood Institute, Mr. George Basnett delivered a lecture on Tihe Spirit and Genius of George Dawson. Councillor W. J. Davis pre- sided, and the lecture was listened to with appreciation ...
... case of dispute application may be made to the magistrates to settle it, or to cancel the inden- tares. Aliquis. - Mr. George Dawson has for many years declineed to use the title of reverend, There is no ri'miht in such a titlo at all; it is a mere matter ...
... undertaking to conduct the party. Dr. Fletcher has been lately elected an honorary vice-president of the society, and Mr. George Dawson, ALA, and the Bev. Wm. Wakefield, M.A., of Curdworth, have qualified honorary members. ROAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — The ...
... i library, Ratcliff Place, Mr. George Dawson presiding. There were also present the Rev. S. Bache, Alderman iA Ryland, Messrs. S. Timmins, J. H. Chamberlain, C. E. Mathews, W. Harris, J. S. Manton, J. A. Langford, George Jabet, J. 0. Woodhill, Dr. Ingleby ...
... institution. THB }Is PLAND INSrTITUTr llpayN LsECTUrsi.-In accordance with what seems to be becoming an annual custom, Alir George Dawson will deliver a lecture this evening to the Institute Penny Classes. His discourse will be oil Lord Brougham, and we have ...
... -Onr readers will scarcely need reminding that to-day is the anniversary of t a great phlodopher's birth, and t.Ut Mr. George Dawson letares this even3ng, at the Masonlo HalL, on the ?? and Labours of Dr. Prieatley, the whole proceeds to be d1voted to ...
... and Andre Castelin, Paris-censtructions of oil. ^ can for applying oil for lubrication of machinery.. June 24,1882. II , George Dawson and Charlns Butcher, Thornnchffe-kitchen-. I ranges. June 24, 1882. . d 3, ' Gergc IM03, London-velocipedes. June 27, 1882 ...
... they were given in evidence before a proper tribunal. MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON DX, DARWIN AND BI1Sl SEWARD. 20 Was EDIroR ad A DAILY PosT. Slr,-I am one of the old and constant admirers of Mr. George Daweon as a lecturer. Always spirited and origial, he has ...