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... GOSSIP. Id ed A new life of Burns, by Mr. M'Lean, a New York id journalist, wvill shortlyappear. al The statue of the late George Dawson is to be unveiled ts at Birmingham on the 5th of October. ? One hundred members are reported to have joined the a Victoria ...
... Normann. COcIKrseoMetaxa. J. B. Mletaxa. Riouir HONtOaRAHLRY.,Sr Brunk Taylor, Sir Alexander John- ston, C. P. Thomson, George D~awson, T. Courtenay, Sir J. Beckett, Sir E. H. East, Bart., S. Bourne, Sir R. Adair, Tr. Erakine, H. Lalboisherer ?? Grant (of ...
... latest arrivals at the ftelbture Hotel:-Captalu and Mrs Blackbarne and suite, Mr James Eamonde, Mr George Messy Dawson, D L, Balbinacourt, Tipperary; Master Dawson, do; Mlis Morgan, Mr - P Bayley, J P, lookwood, Roscommon; Revy Mr Andrews, Mr Robert Olden, ...
... Honourable Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Right Honourable H. Labouchere, Right Honourable Sir George Grey, Lord Dalmaney, Ron George Stevens Byng, Lord Robert Grosvenor, Mr George Byng (Middlesex), Honourable William Cowper, Rear Admiral Deans Dundas, Sir Thomas ...
... Clegeo Which 2aathe *2dis. triae this ?? ,of Ath fiUowfng, geteea .Wl~s sn'I Trnity.L 06lnge, GenaRlmod and' Glasgrii10 George Horny Dawson. from Narlho Herbert Browne, clerk, of W (Jcl q twe t4ee 00candidates. The''achofls ar an rleof not' Itse thn 81)! a ...
... s), Miss St. George Hussey (Irish characteristic), Hyram Travers, the Sisters Vale (a welcome reappearance), Miss Maggie Spiers, Mr Edwin Brown, and Mliss Kate Kelley. Business good. BRISTOL. Nwn' Tes[lcTR RonAL.-Managers, Messrs George ?? Mlacready Chutc ...
... rottvember 10th ?? hn and dat isa , Menirrsy Sfms Juiia's.-On Monday Mir. Thomas Roberts, the negro melodist, opened here. Mr. George Dawson still amuses his friends with his Irish selec. frmns, vr. ari. i Clfton, with his two new songs, one muon tae uride Ct ...
... Kenealy, the Earl of Shaftesbury, the Baroness Burdett-Coutts, and her husband, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Mr Sampson Lloyd, George Dawson, Fred Archer, Sir M. Hicks-Beach, the Prince and Princess of Wales, Mr Gladstoue, the Earl of Beaconsfield,. and the Queen ...
... iaszonyi took this for a jest, and thinking it rather out of place, replied, ' Je trouve I cette farce bien drele. Mr. George Dawson, how- v ever, assured him that it was no jest, for that both Derra and the Baroness were at that moment in . prison. K ...
... Letters of apology were dt e read, from Mr. Seholefield, ?? Rev. B. Powell, ?? that F.S.AS.; .Mr. George Dawson, Mr. W. 3. Fox, Professor wonf hie 'George Sbaw, of Birmingham; the principal of the People's feet St. Coilegp, Nottingham; Mr. Frederick Borrngtori ...
... Robert Gordon's at College-Cargill £20. d 13 Robert. John (Gilchrist, Grammar School, ?d Aberdeen-Cargill, £20. e- 14 George Forbes Dawson, Robert Gordon's le College-Declines. il, 15 Alfred Forbes 3Milne, Grammar School, Aber- kp deen-Gordon and Cumming ...
... active mind swstained by a sense of useful service in a ioble he cause. - _ of Shakespeare and other Lectures. By George ter Dawson. (Kegan Paul, Trench, and Co.)-It he was well that these lectures by a man, justly ug admired in his do, for eloquent ...