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... Robert Mills, £ 5,000; his brother- in-law, George Dawson, the other executor, £ 500; Charles Archer, Emily Coleman, and Annie Dawsno, each £ 2,000 his uncle, Albert Archer, £ 500; his friend, Alexander Dawson Hogg, £ 500; his valet, William Bartholomew ...
... religions teaching system, which they have determined to put on its trial in Birmingham. On the motion of Mr. George Dawson, seconded by Mr. George Dixon, M.P., it was resolved (in spite of an earnest protest from the Church party) to exclude all religions ...
... religious teaching system, which they have determined to put on its trial in Birmingham. On the motion of Mr. George Dawson, seconded by Mr. George Dixon, M.P., it was resolved (in spite of au earnest protest from the Church party) to exclude all religious ...
... interest are reported from Newmarket. Yesterday Hug-gins removed from Hare Park to Heath 'House, which has been vacated by George Dawson, who is now at Warren House asHisting his father. Mr Story Curtis s flat-race horses have been removed to Win- cheater ...
... of a man named inries^to another' yea,'S ot and very serious in- Jn ed t ÎI er, named John Harper. The engine two m 1. George Dawson, Rudston, and he and fmm r, 3 p11 au°ve-immed were engaged taking bricks hill roo ton to Rudston. They were ascending ...
... Donovan, the winner of the Brocklesby Stakes at Lincoln, was bred by his owner, the Duke of Portland, and is trained by George Dawson, at Heath House, Newmarket. He is by Galopin out of Mowerina, and consequently own brother to Modwena. Donovau is very ...
... Macgrogor tba Derby. The Duke of Westminster's two yaar old, which may shortly be expected at Heath House to be trained by George Dawson, have been care- fully selected with a view of picking up some races during the early spring. Although manv of the more ...
... oeeuire.l. Seven or eight per- Jons were nio.c or less injured, the following being most ■etiously hurt—George IMU IIOSS, B mk-street.Kawtonstall; George Dawson, ...
... of the critics at headquarters take exception to tiie kmd of preparation George Daw- III I .giv!llg l,liii. It is not sufficiently severe to snit their taste but George Dawson m*y be tru-ted to know what is best for the colt. ...
... galloped one mile and a quarter. Ou the Bury side. Bamoridge's Fulham went nearly two miles; John Dawson's, se1: Braw 1,ass goins one mile and a half. George Dawson s Me ton galloped one mile. Knouh's Warpath went nearly two miles; King Monmouth covered one ...
... Sir Robert goin? six futicngs. Hopper s TV-nacity and I;Abbe Morjn were sent a mile and a quarter. 011 th? Limekilns, George Dawson' s Claiig and St Serf £ .'iioped a mile aud a half Hunciecroft itod Memoir negotiated a mile slowly. Havft« ...
... Gervas, Castlenock, St Serge, and Stourwick negotiated a mile and a quarter Bessie and Mirror galloped seven furlongs. George Dawson s Seaton, Double Kntendre, and Johnny Mor- gan went a little over one mile Ilazalkatch. Donovan Turcophone. Melanion, and ...