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... the right of publica- tion of ' Edwin Drood.' On dit that a new Liberal newspaper is to appear in Birmingham, with Mr George Dawson, M.A., as editor. Miss Lydia Thompson has pablished a pamphlet de- scribing her argument with the Chicago editor, under ...
... JSanses ohson, .late of Col- chester, licensed vietualler. George Andrewe Cawse, Clare- mont-terrace, Prince of Wales'-road, Hampstead. builder. John t'odmore, Tunsuall, Staffordshire, grocer. George Browse. 'Twyning, Gloucestershire, wharlinqger. Samuel ...
... right of choosing a school and making the public pay for it. Mr. George Dawson and the Rev. Canon O'Sullivan having spoken, Mr. Wright's amendment was carried by eight to seven. Mr. George Dawson gave notice of the following motion ?? The recent election having ...
... Thomas George Bishop. Old Rose, Russell-street, William Clifton Flower to Robert John Wallis. ROTHERHITHE. -Neptlne, Neptune-street, George Dawson to William Dawson. Half Moon and Bull's Head, Rotherbithe-street, Benjamin Holman to William Monk. Royal ...
... was being heldk-because they did nothing. True, there were a few good speeches made-such as thioal byW. J. Fox, George Dawson, and George Thompson. But the cold- p water caution' of John Bright, ind thes: refusal of the Con- ference to entertain the question ...
... being made in the interval-in all probhbil ii it will be nearly doubled. We would call attention a ii' the fact that ?? (George Dawson, M.A., noho has takciz a deep interest in the movement, has comisocted to re-deliver l lecture (Oi the '.jlitical Life ...
... Thomas Dean Shute, - Esq., of Branshlaw hill, in the same county. DAWSON-DIMSDALE.-On the 21st inst., the Rev. H. Dawson, rector of Great Munden, Herts, second son of the Right Hon. George Dawson, and nephew of Sir Robert Peel, Bart., to Anne, second daughter ...
... Graham, George Cowper, James Kempt. Messieurs.—William Russell, Robert Peel, Frederick Peel, George Edward Anson, George Byng, M.P., Hastings Russell. Mistresses. Gladstone, George Byng, Malcolm, W. Russell, Stanley. Misses.—Wneatley (2), ...
... with the intended agitation, a third section of Reformers has been originated, under the auspices, it is said, of Mr. George Dawson, with a view of proceeding by public declaratico, and a vast number of signatures have already been obtained to the follawing ...
... arrlvaL and' was loudly a oieeref on'ehtertmg the room. Mr. It. W. Data Mr. . Charles Yiace, 9r. Chamberlain, '4r. George i'xon, MP P Mr Dawson, and the: other memzbers of th eague ap arty, received 'a deraonatrativ'e welcome.. i The niemurs of the Church ...
... Scoresby as Frank Astley were able exponents of their parts. Other parts were efficiently embodied by Messrs C. Trenant, George Dawson, Arthur Barton, B. Crosby, D. Potter, H. Bowyer, Charles Martell, and Misses Ada Munro, Sarah Browne, and Mrs Bolton. The ...
... -At a public meeting held in Birmingham on Thursday evening, attended by 7,000 or 8,000 people, and presided over by Mr. George Dawson, a petition was enthusiastically adopted, praying the House of Commons to assent to Mr. Roebuck's motion of censure on ...