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... Thomas Peake, Great Cog- geshall, Esuex, frorn-factor. George Ilorriby, Liverpool, Lancaster, brewer. RIicinrd Brown: and George Hemrington Harris, Botolph Lanrc, Lonilon, ironniongers; William George, 6t}ierwise Hunt, Yro'nc Sevssood,. Somerset, clothier ...
... a son, named John George Dawson, who 1was nearly four years and a half old. Her husband, Robert Dawson, a sailor, went to sea on Thursday. The boy appears to have be6n poorly on Saturday, and late on the evening of that day Mrs Dawson obtained some medicine ...
... contracting a bigamous marriage with the co-respondent at Sunderlaud, in lay, 18t62. The following evidence was given George Dawson Dowey, of 36, Norfolk Street North shields, beatbuilder, said he knew the petition; er an( respondent. They lived in Middle ...
... accordirgly. The deceased was a shopkeeper at Willington Quay. On the 'ante (lay, another was held at lolystone,on the body of George Dawson, aged 18, who accidentally fell Ioff a coal ws.onn an th - felw l _ . . . t 4a 1o waggon onatne railway, when part of the-wag- ...
... Brunel on the Thames Embankment, has been uncovered. Mr Woolner, R.A., has -undertaken to execute the statue of the late Mr George Dawson, which is to be erected in Birmingham. The Royal Copyright Commission is not likely to make its report until next year ...
... TVoIT'S MAGAZiNE would hold a high place this routh if it hod nothing to recomnend it but George (il' fihlanls usasterly sketch of tire popular lecturer George Dawson, which ought to be perused by every individual who has heard, or read anything written ...
... Esq., M.D., of Maechester, to Annie, second daughter of Mr George Thew, leather merchant, and reliat of the late Mr B. Thew, of this town.-In All Saints' Church, on the 4th inst., Mr George Scott to Catherine, slaughter the late Mr Roger Greer.-On the ...
... Mawnmeadows; by whom the premiums were awarded as follows:- Class I.-Aged Bulls.-Mr George Dawson, Bradley Hall, is'. Mr Ralph Henderson, Uhatterly, 2nd. Year- ling Bulls.-Mr George Adamson, Wolsingham, l1t. Mr Ralph Henderson, Chatterly, 2nd. Milk Cows.-Mr Ralph ...
... WILLS AND B3EQUEzSTS. The .-ill (dated April G, M8j of 3r George Dawson Iowlev. late of Ohiclhester House, Brighton, and of Nor- cots Ball, Uppirzghar.nga, tlutla-d.-dire, who died en Nom-er- ler 21 last, was irosed on. the 4th inst. by Mrs Carolitc Frances ...
... to the R2ev W. Cree, resigned. The pastorate of the Church of the Saviour, Birmingham, which was founded by the late George Dawson, has been accepted by the Rev J. C. Street (formerly of Newcastle) of , Northampton, in succession to the Rev N. M. Henasisey ...
... the 15th inst., George Dawson. Gun Terrace, Scotswoou Road, aged 61, James Wilson. 23, Sommerhill Terrace, on the 16h iast., aged 61, Thomas is, Thorpe Street, on the 15th inst., aged 71 years, George, son of Peter Henderson. 39, George Street, on the ...
... life he may be said to have kept a careful watch. His eloso and intitnate fhiends have ine'aded men like Mr John Bright, George Dawson, Dr Dale, and, of course, Mr Chamber- lain and Nr john Moriey. Mr Bright placed a great Ifaith in his literary judgment ...