... Saturday morning a man named George Dawson saw a gentle- man, dressed in a brown cloak, walking on the banks of the Thames, near Messrs. Cubitt's wharf, Millwall. He was looking intently at the water, and he said to Dawson, Can you tell me when it will ...

... an inquest in the Town-hall of North Shields, on the bodies of Elizabeth Dawson, the wife of a sailor, residing in a tenement in that town, and their little son, John George Dawson, aged four years. The following are the facts of the case:— The husband ...

... Thursday week, by the Rev. John Jenkyn Brown, of Birmingham, and the two i following, of which are to be delivered by Mr. George Dawson, of Birmingham, and the Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown, two of the most popular lecturers in the Kingdom. These gentlemen are ...

... PONTYPOOL. THE WIVES OF GREAT MEN.On the evening of Thursday week Mr. George Dawson, the popular lecturer, gave a very eloquent and interesting discourse on this subject, under the auspices of the Literary Association, in the Town Hall. He commenced ...

... nection with the Literary Association, in the Town Hall, 011 the evening of Monday last, by the popular lecturer, Mr. George Dawson, who gave a very eloquent and in- structive discourse, during the delivery of which be was frequently cheered by a somewhat ...

... J.' D. Goodman, chairman of the small-arms trade, seconded the motion. Mr. Councillor Holland, Mr. J. S. Wright, Mr. George Dawson, and one or two other gentlemen spoke in favour of Mr. Bright. Mr. Alderman Lawden supported Mr. Webster. On a show of ...

... owners, at 1he expense of the state, all pledges to the value of seven francs. The Court Journal says, The Right Hon. George Robert Dawson deputy chairman of the Board of Customs, lies, we are sorry to say, in a hopeless state. The Belgian Chamber of R ...

... forty-two years of age, and was a nephew of the late Sir Robert Peel, Bart., and the third son of the late Right Hon. George Dawson. The Prince of Wales and the Norwich Magistrates. — The following answer has been re- ceived to the address to his Royal ...

... ILL-USED MEN.—This formed the subject of a lecture delivered in the Town Hall, on the evening of Wednesday last, by Mr. George Dawson, under the presidency of Charles James Parkes, Esq., in connexion with the Literary Association. The popularity of the ...

... SWINDLING.* At the York assizes, George Appleby, Sarah Potter, and George Hewson were charged with conspiring together to obtain a variety of goods from Richard Dunn Dawson, of Driffield, William Slater, of Bridlington, and John Greenock, of Hull, with ...

... Peckham, commission agent, Ottewill, T., Barnsbury-road, photographic apparatus manufac. Mercer, George Thomas, William-street, Hampstead-road. Hunt, Vere Dawson, Stranraer-place, Maida-vale, dealer in horses. Cotton, Benjamin, Wapping-wall, Shadweli, licensed ...

... ROBBERY AND COMPROMISE. At Worship-street, George Kennedy, a smartly-dressed young man, and Elizabeth Dawson, 19 years of age, were charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt, with stealing a watch from the person of George Jones. The sworn testimony of the witnesses ...