... THE DAWSON MEMORIAL AT BmmmGHAX. ?? nost odun OWM cOB10t;immlT.) BnIdINGHAM, WxN=snAx Evm . h The statue of the late Mr. George Dawson s was to-day unveiled and handed over to the town of o Birmingham by Mi. S. Timmins, chairman of the t Memorial Committee ...

... Lancashire, ?? ?? Page, Littleworth, Gloucenter, lablur, lian Booth Fearnley, Baildon, Yorkslire, licenred yict bookkeeper. -George Dawson, jun., Kirkblrtoe y pattern ?? Dunch, Broseley, Shroehb layer. - William Halstead, Huddeslield, ?? Chambers Roe, South ...

... her husband, the Right En. George Dawson, TJ at Brighton. She was eldest daughter of the late Sir Robert Peel, and was consequently sister to the ?? and to v Lady Henley. Her surviving husband, the Right Hon Georpe Robert Dawson, of Castle Dawsou,county ...

... damage is already estimated at 200,000. The figure supplied by Mlr. woolner, RA., to Birminglhama as a statue of the late George Dawson, but which is said to bear a close resemblance to Cetew ayo, has had its nose broken off A new and imnproved statue is ...

... body of a man, which was discovered in the course of the removal of the ?? of burned cars, has been identified as that of George Dawson, who lived in Essex, England, but was on a visit to this country f or CeU purpose of seeing the Chicago fair. INVENTOR ...

... existing system of National Education, and he is, in fact, ultra Tory in his politics. BLACKBURN. It is rumnoured that Mr. George Dawson, of Birmingham (the poplar lecturer), will shortly offer himself to the elec. tors of Blackburn, as a candidate for their ...

... Commandeur Marques Lisboa, the Brazilian , Minister, transacted business yesterday at the Foreign-office. The Right Hon. George Dawson, Deputy-Chairman - of the Customs, had an interview with the Chancellor of t the Exchequer yesterday. Despatches from the ...

... company we observed, in addition to the Noble Chairman, Earl de Grey, Lords Bexley, Ashley, and Rladstock ; the Right Hon. George Dawson; Sirs Ed- ward Knatchbull, Charles Rowley, F. A. Collier, John Franklyn, Francis M. Ommanney, and Henry Willock; Admirals ...

... years, but all they could say about him was to be found in his writings. It was one of the very best sayings of the late George Dawson that all that had been said about Shakespeare was anticipated in his writings. It was impossible for him to attempt to ...

... J. D. Goodman, chairman of the small-arms trade,' seconded the motion. M 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 ...

... A CLERGYMAN CONVICTED Or Ad At the Surrey Sessions, George Dawson, 40, dressA in a shabby clerical suit, and described oa, the calendar aa clirk in holy orders, was indieted for stealing one bodi entitled Tom Brown at Oxford, from the bookatajl Lt ...

... library. It owes its formation to the continued exer- tions of the late George Dawson and that well-known ShaksDearean scholar Samuel Timmins. The original idea given words by George Dawson as early as April, i86 i, and which has been exactly carried out, was ...