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... AIR. GEORGE DAWSON ON ILL USED UZI A crowded audience assembled in the lecture theatre Iot, Midland Institute, on Monday evening, to hoar the firsito Mr. George Dawsonrt two lectures on ?? Ma&', Nor were they disappointed in their expectation of ; bouo's ...
... MR. GEORGE D AWSON ON SIR- THOMAS BIORE' kr. George Dawson delivered the second of two lectures to an overflowing audience, at the Midland Inatitnte, last evening, the subject chosen being * Sir Thomas More. Mr. DAWSOF said that the differences which ...
... UNVEILING A BUST OF M R DAWSON. * The celebration of the thirty-fifth anniversary opening of the Church of the Savlour, Rd'vard Stre of the continued yesterday by a tea and public meetin et g wa - the unveiling of a bust of the late Mr Geo1 ?? Mr. J. ...
... LECTURE ON WILLIAM COBBETT, BY MR. GEORGE DAWSON. Ou Wednesday evening a lecture on William Cobbebt; plough-boy, soldier, author, and member for Parliamrent, was delivered by Mr. George Dawson, M.A., In the Music Hall, Broad Street. There was a very ...
... ME, GEORGE DAWSON ON RECENT ECOLESIASTICAL EVENTS. The annual social party in connection with the congrega; tion of the Church of the Saviour took place yesterday evening, at the chapel in Edward Street, and was attended by about two hundred persons ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON DR. DARWIN END A13S. SEWARD. - I L|st evening, li, G. Dawson gave, at the Mlasonic nllI, the firtt of two lectures on Dr. Darwin and Hils i 3ward. In this lecture Mr. Dawson spoke chiefly of the riotewosthy members of the society ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON FROM A SCOTCH I POINT OF VIEW. A correspondent of the &otsnaan, who is giving De- sultory Notes of a Tour in Esgland, gives the follo wing sketch.- George Dawson, whoin we next heard, is so aitogether exceptional that it is almost ...
... Roman and short-hand charaoters, The room was also decorated with two splendid photographs of John Bright, Ekq., M.P., and George DawSon, Eiq., which were kindly lent to the union by Mrs. Whitlock, of New Street, The chair was occupied by J. A. Cooper, Riq ...
... household where the memory of George Dawson is f held in honour, and espedially among those in the town of his adoption and residence for nearly t forty years. ?? * Shakspeare and other Leotures. By George Dawson, r M.A. Edited by George St. ...
... town, and amongst others present was the late Mr. George Dawson, who had then newly come to Birming- ham. After a good deal had been said to influence the ladies to abstain from late shopping, George Dawson made the common-sense remark that it was not the ...
... F.RC.S. jJ. O. Slason, Lieut. -CoL R. W. Dale, SI.A. Ist W.R.V. J. Birt Da vies, M.D. J. C. Miller, D.D. George Dawson, SI. A. jG. F. Muntz George Dixon O. Pemberton, SLRC.S. F. Elkington, Slajor Ist ! Charles Richards, Capt. W.R.V. Ist W.RV. Chari.es ...
... Provident Society was held last evening, at the Masonic Hall. After the tea, at which upwards of 400 persons were present, Mr. George Dawson, the president, took the chair, and was supported by the officers of the institution. 3Ir. B. DIANN, the secretary, read ...