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... ourselves not the slightest objection to their long so. Indeed we have often !onged for the manly utterances of a Kingsley, a George Dawson. a Collier, or some other genius, when listening to the milk-andwatery platitudes we all have at times to hear. A good ...
... various friends to get up a testimonial to the person appointed to perform the duty. Ile would therefore call upon Mr. George Dawson to make such a preeentatien to Mr. Robinson. Mr. Dawsm obse-ved that he was one of the oldest members of that society, ...
... Joynson, Ernest Senior, Amelia Brownlow, Florence Howe, Msgii‘a Ellis, Florence Foster, Alice M. Lambert, Wm. Lambert, George A. Dawson, Wilfred Hobson,John §. Lonsdale, Donald Duff, Harry Gillson, Middleton Whitaker, Jos. 8. White, Willie Johnson, Winifred ...
... certificates. Amongss the successful candidates belonging New Wortley were : Middle division, Polly Brooke 87 marks, Ida Mary Dawson, George Oraven Cookson, John W. Walker 85, Walter Arcner 84, Clara Brown 77, Susannah Steele 62, Nellis Wool 56, Willis Bower ...
... 100 J Bathge covecrenenn: 21 W Wray . ..ol 100 Unfinished. A Receivie ORDER was made suun‘hy n?og. ing the affairs of George Arthur Dawson, 296 Tong Road, and the Excelsior Engine Packing Works, Propesry Saun —At the Star Inn, on Wednesday evening, lgr. ...
... Church School on Tuesday evening. The officers for the enlniniyeu were afterwards elected. During the examination of George Arthur Dawson, of Tong io-d. at Leeds Bankruptey Court on Tuesda it was stated that he had heen in succession & lurnK ture dealer ...
... Bramley, last Thursday. ‘The shock affected a little girl named Lilian, who fell to the floor, but was not injured. Mr. George Dawson, of Bell Lane, while standing in his house was knocked down : he was little the worse for the experience, however. A coltowned ...
... meetings, and recreations were gives by the fol orring—Gen. Jeekson, Annie Curless, Nellie Lt'ewcetl. 111 Jonsam. Jean., Dawson. George Tours. F. Jackson. Clare Reece. Garth' Croft and A. Templeton. Further twisty we- firrilisim.l by a duet being sun.: by ...
... school gained Free Admission for & term of 3 years:—L. Campbell, 4 Barnet Place ; Walter | Caywood, 4, Eyres, Mill Side ; George A. Dawson, 269, Tong Road ; Lewis Fearnley, Laurel House, |' Oldfield Lane ; and Benjamin Hardwick, 15 Goodwin Road. IsTERESTING ...
... year:— rs. Blakey, president; Mras. Oliver, secretary : Mrs. B. Craven, treasurer. Waar Want or Trape Cavezn.—On Monday, George Arthur Dawson, of 296 Tong Road, and the Exzcelsior Engine Packing Works, Armley, submitted to a meeting of his creditors a statement ...
... —— MR. JOUN DAWSON WISHES TO MEET HIS ARMLEY FRIENDS. The Denison Hall, Armley, was packed on Wednesday evening when Mr Arthur Greenwood was formally approved as the Conservative candidate for the West Leods Division. The gathering wae Erelided over by ...
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