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... long and valuable work member of the Birmingham School Board. She was elected on the Board in 1876, in the place of Mr. George Dawson. It would be impossible adequately to express the amount, the variety or the value of Miss Kenrick’s work on the School ...
... Garden Court, a £27.500 house which, he said. George Dawson (49). dealer, acquired for himself at Esher, Surrey. It was the second day of Mr. Turner's opening statement at the trial of six men. including Dawson, on charges arising out of transactions in ...
... bronze ink stand and certain other effects as he choose to his partner Roland D. W. Evans, and £SU to 'my trusty friend George Dawson. Other wills:— Sommerhnls, William Edgar. of Forty Mnks, Salisbury Street. Shaftesbury, Dorset. late of Tamworth, left ...
... Liberal representation In Sir__ mingham and Warwickshire. Pounders Included P. H. Munt.e. the manufacturer, George Dixon. the educationalist, George Dawson, the preacher, and John Ja ff ray. a former editor of The Birmingham Post. The party machine sei-up wsa ...
... hospitals which feared that a new hospital might attract funds to their own detriment but following a plea by the Rev. George Dawson, an amendment by Mr. Gamgee, one of the General Hospital's best• known consultants, was withdrawn and the motion to establish ...
... Fifty Years Ago the Editor. Sir, —It is eighteen years since George Dawson so suddenly passed away November 30, 1876. It is just half a century since he was first manifested in Birmingham, in-the autumn of 1844. Only some few old people can vividly recall ...
... The marble statue. as yet unnamed, in the recently-created precinct at the end of Edmund Street, Birmingham. is that of George Dawson, a leading advocate of free public libraries and A likely tale, sir founder of the Shakespeare Memorial Library. • ...
... Life member lir. George Dawson of Pear Tree Lane, White/lurch, Shropshire, has been made an honorary life member of there branch of the NageW Misers' Union and a life seemier of the Preen branch niceinitko of 43 yeare,mrvice to the colon In the ctentg ...
... secret because he was in fear of George Dawson. Re did not wish these matters to prejudice his chance of bail. On April 20 Addis said in a written statement: This is a fraudulent and dishonest charge made by Mr. George Dawson with a view to intimidating me ...
... estimating to cost £86.000. `Dawson Owned Parks Full of Vehicles' Charles Stanley Dawson, a lorry driver, of Cambridge Mansions, Battersea, London, agreed at the Old Bailey yesterday that in the last ten years, his brother, George Dawson, 49- year-old London ...
... 4 1 HAVE NO COMPLAINT' : REPLY TO DAWSON When the trial continued at the Old Bailey yesterday of George Dawson 149), a dealer, and five other men. on a conspiracy charge, Dawson (who defended himself) asked a witness:— The prosecution have said I am ...
... MAJOR A. G. DAWSON (KILLED). Albert Geprge Dawson, Middlesex Regiment, who was killed in action on April 23, was the eider son of Mr. and Mrs. William George Dawson, the Manor House, Worcester, and was years ego. CAPTAIN R. C. SALE (KILLED). Captain Richard ...