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... Huth, J.P., chairmau'of the Council of the Union: Mi. Thomas Dawson, vice-chair- manIU, and President oil the Leeds Mechanics' Institute;- Mr. Edwin'Yewdall, hon. secretary; Messrs. George Eskholm'e, Rotherham;' Swiro Smith, Keighley, John Holmes, Methley; ...
... STRANGERiS' FnREND SocrETY.-Relieved last week 10 cases with £4 18s., one pair of sheets, and one rug. MR. GEORGE DAwSoN ON LORD PALM1RSTO0.- Mr. George Dawson, of Birmingham, lectured to a large audience in the Mechanics' Institute, Bradford, oln Thurs- day ...
... h-on- Tees, so far as relates to John Cochrane. Alfred Pearson aad Christopher Fells, steel manufacturers, Sheffield. George Dawson and Alfred Barraclou-h cloth manufacturers and merchants, Leeds, Horsforth' and Guiseley. Thomas Adgie and John Braithlwaite ...
... scholar and dramatic critia, who succeeded the late Mr. George Dawson as president of the Shlakspeare Club, is to be invited to be Va Liberal candidate for ?? at the next election. C 3s~flIRE.-Mr. George WVilliam Latham, of Bradwall Hall, was adopted on Saturdiay ...
... slsea duist, ?? ?? Jas. Qrlfdllle, tallovrchsandlor, Hoanslet .* ?? 400 Gee. wilson, screaw ad bolt maker. Meauov0-los.4.0 George Dawson, wine and spirit merchant, Meadow-lano ?? Po0TTznxiqwror-(Two required). John Raobirnon, agricultural engineer, Francia-street ...
... OF PEEL'S FAMILY PROVIDED FOR.-. Nlre have reason to believe that the Right Hon. George Dawson will be the new Commissioner of Customs, in the place of the late Sir George Henry Freelirg, Baronet.- Post. ANOTHER PEEL PROVIDED ?? a Cor. responderst.)ielr ...
... week,-i e- from the words In conclusion, to that of my signature. I remain, dear Sir, yours very truly, EDMUND DENISON. George Dawson, Esq., Osgodby, Selbv. ...
... Glasgow; Thomas Cooper, 5, Park-row, Knightsbridge, Lon- don ; Joseph Cowen, junr., Blaydon-Burn, Newcastle- on-Tyne; George *Dawson, M.A., Birmingham: R. R. Horne, College-road, Haverstock.hill, London; Dr. Frederick Richard Lees, Leeds; William James ...
... Ciaveni 192, William Clark 183, George FredGerick Dawson 1.56, John Peutley 1M, James Houlden 131, Johni Bateson 128 John Stepheunon 105, James Barrett 94, David Sead 94, Willianm Maule 67, John William Thompcnr 41, George Firth 40, William Beaumout Ledgard ...
... commenced for the erection of a new chapel, and in 1847, the Church of the Saviour was opened, for Mr. Dawson's ministry of the beautiful. George Dawson has written comparatively little, but is well known as a literary lecturer; perhaps no man of the present ...
... Glasgow; Thomas Cooper, 5, Park-row, Knightsbridge, Lon- n don; Joseph Cowen, junr., Blaydon- Burn, Newcastle- on-Tyne; George Dawson, M.A., Birmingham: R. HI IHorne, College-road, Haverstock-hill London; ir Dr. Frederick Richard Lees, Leeds; William James ...
... at Whitehall for sanction to borrow £5,600 for carrying out their recommendations. Meanwhile it became known that Mr. George Dawson, the owner of the Montpelier ardens and baths, was prepared to negotiate with the Corporatioi for the sale of that estate ...