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... Provident Society was held last evening, at the Masonic Hall. After the tea, at which upwards of 400 persons were present, Mr. George Dawson, the president, took the chair, and was supported by the officers of the institution. 3Ir. B. DIANN, the secretary, read ...
... continuing. In future George Dawson will train privately for the Duke of Portland, Lord Hastings having decided to remove his horses from Hrtath House, and has engaged Gibbons, who has been head lad to the stable since. Matthew Dawson leit, as his trainer ...
... Astul ian, and Sapateo negotiated six furlongs steadily. T. Chaloner's Ri^adoon and Frederick James went five furlongs. George Dawson s iseaton, Johnny Morgan, Ayrshire, Donovan, Meiaiiinii, and Maiden Belie went a similar distance. litioch's Cheroot, ...
... Harfleur is coughing, and Opoponax is off colour. Watts finishad fit in six trials out of about 10 he rode in last week. George Dawson has the beet tried two-year-olds at Newmarket. Quickly Wise will be askod a question very shortly with Lady Hermit.. The ...
... OCTOBEB 3. A levy has been ordered in Syria for the purpose of forming a militia MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON THE AME- BICGAN QUB8STION. On Friday evening, Mr. George Dawson, of Birming- ham, delivered, in the Music Hall of that town, a leoture on the Amerioan ...
... might invalidate the claim of Mr. George Dawson, whvo charges his Right Reverence with the possessioa of nineiy-eigh tlzousntdgreen ?? George might have i done this for the sake of disguise. Again, with respect to Sir I George Hll's claim to the Preface, it ...
... Friday (22nd April), and at which a new Cantata, by Mr. Sebastian Evans and Mr. Thom. Anderton, will be performed. Mr. George Dawson wil deliver an address, Mr. Phelps has kindly consented to read the first aot of The Tempest, with musical Illustrations ...
... to bring tho scheme of national education into disrepute, and to undermine a piece of useful legislation. THE LATE MR. GEORGE DAWSON, 51. A. LORD BROUGHAM once condemned the erec- tion of statues to celebrated men, as he thought that the money might be ...
... going two miles; Crimea was sent a mile and three-quarters. Matthew Dawson's Brackley. Mercy, and Minthe galloped two miles; Plutarch, Narellan, and Kirkham going a mile. George Dawson s Ayrshire and Dono. van went a mile and a half; Hazelhatch goiaiv ...
... delivered in the Concert Hall, every Thursday evening, the admission fee being only one penny. The first lecturer was George Dawson, Esq., M.A., of Birmingham; he delivered a course of three lectures on 11 the characteristics and tendencies of th-3 present ...
... of one mile and a quarter. In the presence of the Duke of Portland, Lord Londonderry, and Doctor Cross, on Wednesday, George Dawson sent Melton and Pearl Diver nice pace gallop of one mile and a quarter on the tan track. Mr E. P. Wilson has so thoroughly ...
... charged with exposing unsound meet for sale at Consett. Mr Dickinson, of the firm of Midclleton and Dickinson, Durham, ?? George Dawson, Inspector of Nuisances to the Cousett Local Board, said that on Saturday evening he examined the defendant's casrt, and ...