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... miners obtained gold in paying quantities by washing the gravels of various tributaries of the Yukon River; and when Dr. George Dawson, the present director of the Geological Survey of Canada, explored the district ten years ago, he reported that although ...
... Bridgman, slightly; Private William Ralph, severely; Co-pOral William ird, slightly,-6sth Foot: Privates Stephen Hlagger, George Dawson', daneerously; John Drawry, slightly. Officers killed from the 2rd to the 51h ApriL-Royal Engi. neers: Lieut. E. Bainbrigg ...
... THE PROHIBITORY LIQUOR LAW. Ir - 1 .t wA_ Mr. George Dawson, who has just returned from his tour in America, delivered ' lecture in Bir- mingham on Tuesday night, in which eli declared the Maine Liquor law tote inoperative. He took a great dealof pains ...
... 20,000 tons of shipping in addition for their transport. DEATH OF COLONEL TrHE RrGHT -Hor. GEORGE LIONEL DAwsoN DAmER, C.B.-The Right Hon.' George Lionel Dawson Damer, C.B., expired on Monday evening, after a short illness. The gallant deceased was third ...
... Augusta Bruce, Baroness de Speth, the Earl of Lincoln, Viscount and Viscountess Emlyn, and Colonel the Right Hon. George and Mrs. Dawson Damer. The band of the royal regiment of horse guards, under the direction of Mr. J. R. Tutton, was in attendance ...
... of a man which was discovered in the course of the removal of the debris of burned cars has been identified as that of George Dawson, who lived in Esses, England, but was on a visit to this country for the purpose of seeing the Chicago Fair. This makes ...
... of the district. We have had, and are to have, a few lectures on very different subjects, one being from the celebrated George Dawson (whose popularity, by the by, seems on the wane), of Birming-. ham, demonstrating what no one ever denied, namnely, that ...
... ex-Mayoc, and Magis- trate of Ashton-usder-Lyne, Mir. L. H. Macintyre (of Li- verpool), Rev. George Dawson, and Air. E. D. Wihbnot (of Birmingham) ; Mr. George K. Smith, Mr. Baxter, Mr. C. Brett, Ml. Henry Brett, Mr. James Low, Air. S. P. Low, Air. A. ...
... the following story, which reflects disgrace on the country and the cleries, from the Boston. Guardian _- A labourer, George Dawson, of Wicceby near Alford, was some time sidce sam' moned before two rev. gentlemen of the Spilsby bench of the Great Unpaid ...
... appear in Brussels, and towards the middle of December she is expected in St. Petersburg. THE DAWSON MEMORIAL AT BIRMINGHAM. The statue of the late Mr. George Dawson was unveiled yesterday afternoon and handed over to the town of Birmingham by Mr. S. Timmins ...
... or any other in Dublinl A Mr. DawSon is the owner af stalls in the market in question, but he is, we are told, Mr. Heary Diwoon, of Hume-street, and not George Robert Daw- ion, ot Derry,any moretian he is Alexander Dawson, ofLouth ! So much for the libels ...
... THE BITER BITTEN. George Dawson, 63, was indicted at the Middlesex Sessions for obtaining, by means of false pretences, from Jane Naylor the sum of 10s, with intent to de- fraud. There were two similar indictments against him for obtaining money by false ...