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... Cleenish, Enniskillen, the wife 01' the Rev. IVillianm A. 'Villock, of a sonl. Janilary 20, it Ehlisburgll, the wife of George Massy Dawson, ¢sq., of Ballinacoirte, County Tipperary, of a son and oeir. January 24, at Charterhouse Square, London, the wift of ...
... sudden death occurred on Saturday morning last in the Liverpool Police Court. The deceased was a police.officer named George Dawson, No. 412 in the force, a fine, healthy-look- ing man, Ni years of age, who had been three years in tbe force, and who was ...
... thefalme which the.peopie who't-hen surr'ouinded hkim appeared anxiouis to light rl) throughout the country. -If Mr. George it.- bert Dawson reall~y.uttered thelangiage here attributed to him,-.we tell him-without hesitation that his picture of the general ...
... Camp- bell, P.M., 614, Belfast; Charles Moncrieff, 97, Belfast ; Samuel Herron, J.D.. 198, Newtown- ards; George G. Shaw, 3Wg.. I 9S, Newtownards George Gilpin, 254, Holywood ; Charles J. Wills, 254, lolywood ; James Gilmer, P.M., 17 0, Craw- fordsburn; Samuel ...
... the National Anthem brought the proceedings to a close. Mr. George Dawson, the well-known lecturer, died yesterday morning from syncope, caused by the breaking of a blood vessel. TLe Rev. George Arthur Fry, MLA, of the Uni- versity of Dublin, waS instituttd ...
... suite have arrived at the Shelbourne Hotel | Sir Thomas Bateson has left Kingstown, for Eng- s( ilend. U George Massy Dawson, Esq, D.L., and Master Dawson have arrived at the blielbourne Hotel from et Ballinaconrt, Tipperary. ,l D. S. Ker, Esq , ?? D L., is ...
... haeid an inquest At. Reston, near Loath, to-day, re-~ garding the deatha of Thomas Ray. for -,ahose taur-l der his cousin. George Dawson Ray, is in custody. t Mr. Barker, solicitor, of Grimsby. appeoared for the :E prisoner. The coroner having announced that ...
... John J. Waithman,Alderm. Davenport, Ed. Lorobe, Ed. Walker, J. Davies, Col. Loch, J. Wall, C. Baring Dawson, J. M. Lumiley, John S. Warburton, H. Dawson, A. Lushington, S. Warrender, Sir G. Denison, Wm. J. Maberly, John Webb, Ed. Denison, John Maberly Col ...
... Crozier, D.D.; Canon Pooler, D.D.; Canon Lyle, Canon Smith. Canon George C. Smythe, T. J. Welland, D.D ; Canon Pounden, Canon Sayers, Canon Harding, Canon Dudgeon, George Wade, Abraham Dawson, Canon Hayes; the Right Honourable Colonel Forde, D.L., J.F. S ...
... determined to withhold our support from them at the enisuirug-election.- That the circulbr letter of one of those men, George Robert Dawson, Esq. this day laid before us, has excitedour deepest disgust; and that, having been already deceived.and insulted ...
... resi- dence in Downing-street. We understand that a marriage will take place immedia- tely between Captain Dawson, son of the Right Hon. George R. Dawson, and Miss Browulow, eldest daughter of the late Lord Lurgan. The happy couple intend to fix their residence ...
... Exchequer. Lord JERsEY, Lord Chamberlain. Sir GEORGE CLAIK, Bart. and Sir TiIoMAs FRANCIS FRKEEIMANTLE, Bart. Joint Secretaries of the Treasury. Lord MAHON, Under Foreign Secretary. The Right Hon. GEoRGE ROBEnT DAWSON, Secretary of the Admiralty. Mr. BoNIIAI ...