... Ciosieg. Musie. By , - Lynn Erith. 'The YDufig iother. - . 6. -George Dawson. With an ltnrfeat. - - ,Miy,_MidIdfton; ot, tits History o , e , w: or, Reynolds. i-t tuy. of 3FoltiMne. By George r R. l ns'si'ind&the Russians ' -: r 9. Tyn eontch Castle-aid ...

... The meeting will be addressed by John Bright, MP., Richard Cobden, MIP., T. Hiluer Gibson, M.P, W. Scholeield, MY., and George Dawson, M.A Seats reserved for Ladiec. Doors open at seven. Chair taken at eight Admission to the body of the tail free. Membsers' ...

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... W(MEN AND DRUGS. AND THIE PALRY QUEEN.' By ws. 1I ?? jvolelUING CLASS MOVEMENTS. By George Co, IA;.llfATIVE WORKSHOPS AND STORES. By Oir T11 THE PALE. Story. By 4 J. Dawson. 1. so)CIAT.ISM PIIACIOlAIILE.? CAN'\ ENGLISIIWOMEN COOK ? j(uNDON FC11RIEltS. Scurel ...

... STAMDARLD THBATILS. IORE novelty and Increased attractien at this magnideent A1 colossal establishment. Engagement of Mr. George Bennett, he popular tragedian and London favourite, and thet, eminent ctor, Mr. Barry eullivan, of the Theatre royal tayminrket ...

... MAiTerw. The volume will be complotea in 23 Nlumbers, and will coapprise 12 splendid steel illustrations, by George Cruikahank. London: George Vickerj, ifolywell-street, Strand, and ail booksellers and newaman. JUST PULISEEED, PRICE Is. 6t., TRELAND T ...

... all indebted to Miss Ellen Dawson for this delightful litle work ; it contains a remarkable quantity of interesting and well-arranged information; to praise it too highly were impossible. -Atlas. Addres, Mfiss ELLEN DAWSON, Post-officd, Gray's-inn-road ...

... rulers in Englanci have been, George IlI, who commenced, his reign in 1760, and died in 1820, after a lunacy of lon years. The Prince of Wales, as Regent, frasn 1810 to,7 1820 ; - thence, to 1830. kingr,' under the title of George IV; William IV, from 1830 ...

... of Sierra Leone. George Henry lsarrett, ]isq., Lombard-street, 41, Wilton crescent, aod (Usympten-parks, Oxon. Rev. Psofessor Browse, M5.A., Prebendary of St. Paurs. Samuel Gurney, Esq., Lombate-street, and Upton-park, Essex. Rev. George Pocock, LI.B.. ...

... GOna .If OFe n to Series therefore conteins a tale calotn Isef ca l trtinsofth Picmmenrdcs tl en etli ollts, ar.qc thread of George the FoGra ' a entirelyn latmer perraioven that which armed p t-er 3d farer ?? The Secon ees ?? - tnj interesting matters ...

... has been taken to increase the capital if required. TRJSTIES. Rev. George Pecock, LLB., Incumbent of St. Pa ?? Marylebone Joseph Dawson, Esq., Alfred House, Bow. DIRECTRoS. Joseph Dawson, Esq., Alfred House, Bow: Chairman. Edward Bentley, Esq., M D., St ...

... into consideration the present position of the factory operatives of Preston and the- neighbouriag manafac- turing towns. Mr. George Cowell, of Preston, and Hr. J. Mathew, of Heywood, will attend as a deputation from the Preston cem- mittee. The ehalr wilt ...