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... Oxford graduate. - DOUBLE MmtoDx.-At the Lincoln Assizes, before Justice Hawkins, yesterday, the trial was concluded of George Dawson Hay for the murder of his wife and brother-in-law. The prisoner was found guilty, but was pronounced insane, and the judge ...
... sell all they had it would realise 20s. in the pound; but what they could do would entirely depend upon Lord Howe. Mir. GEoRGE DAwSON said their choicelay between two things. It would not do for them to do anything but speck plainly. The directors had got ...
... account of ill - health, and the workr was now being carried on solely by Mr. Hilton. In November the directors invited MNr. George Dawson Deeley to fill the vacancy on the board. They regretted they were unable to declare a further dividend on the ordinary ...
... Rev. Sidney Godolphin Osborne, Mr. G. Potter, Mr. Mlorrison, TP. ; Professor Fawoett, M.P. , Professor Beesly, and Mr. George Dawson. Instructions were given for suitable offices to be taken in Leaoington. A subcommittee was provided to elect delegates ...
... of your committee, the first resolution w. as moved by Air. Councillor omlnsgs, and seconded by Mtr. George Dawson, MA ., and suppoprted by Mlr. George Dix~on, Mi.P., and Dir. J. S2. Wright. The adoption of the memorial was moved by Dr. Langford, and seconded ...
... speaker. [Hear, hear. ] Whether Mr. George Dawson would, for once in his life, follow the example of the Rector of St. Martin's—[laughter and applause]—he could not possibly state ; but he would endeavour to set Mr. Dawson a very good example—[laughter] —aud ...
... referred to the Committee of Enquiries. THE VACATION OF TilE BOAocD,-After a short dis- cussion on a notice of motion by Mr. George Dawson, that the Board do now decide upon the time for vaea- lion it was decided to hold no meeting between the 2ad of August ...
... and 17, and Dawson 176, to vhich Diggle repliedl with 102, after which Dawson compiled 157. 'With 59 and ICS Diggle neared home, but Dawson got in fou 79. Diggle ran to his points with 23 unfinished. Scores :DLgsgie (in play) 16,500C Dawson 1S,969. THE ...
... said G. T. L. Dawsoni and IV. H. Dawson also carrying on busine6s at Evam aforesald, as shoe manufacturers, under tho s style of a. T. L. Dawson and Co. Also searato estate of George Thomrs Lowndes Dawsoon and W. H1. Dawson; also r separate estate of Henry ...
... engines; August 22, 1889. George W. M~uir-table - forks; September 2, 1889. Alfred Robins-centrifugal- pumps, turbines, and fans; September 2, 1889. Charles Groves-locks and latches; September 4, 1889. John Heaton and George H. Holden- motor-engines actuated ...
... other like Ma'ch 27, 1885. George B. Brodie and James D. Vio be Eagle Range and PFond Com ?? firesrates; March 13, 1886. George -Brocte and James D. Prior (tbe Eagle Ra and Foundry Corm- pany)-cooking -ranges; March 11,1887. George Hook- ham-electricity manters ...
... facturing the said tubes, being applicable for the manufacture of skelps and non.welded tubes, October 6, 1879. George Jennings and George Jennings, jun., both London-waterclosets, and traps and appliances for controlling the supplv of water; October ...