... some details as to the practical working of the Birmingham Freehold Land Society), Mr. Frederick Harris, Mr. George Dawson, and Mr. Roger Dawson; and, after a vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting separated. OnDHAM ELECTWoN.-Mr. W. J. Fox has addressed ...

... Sydney Paxton; and gathered round the grave to pay a last tribute of respect to the dead player were Mr George Shelton, Mr George Dawson, Mr James Dawson, Mr Herbert Campbell, Mr W. Prim, Mr S. Proctor, Mr Ernest Willoughby, Mr J. 0. Bradfield, Mr Horner ...

... took the chair, and Alderman Baldwin the vice-chair. Amongst tbe visitors present were Mr. XV. Holliday (Mayor), Mr. George Dawson, Alderman J. W. Cutler (Solitior to the AssooiatioD), Palmer, and Turner, Councillors Sadler, C. J. Phillips, and Brinsley ...

... of Buckihyshm called a dc'mt l of no-surrender Tories, to consider in wlt .f manner they shoun ldeal rith Sir George Murray, Mr. George Dawson, Saint Colquhoun, add divers others of the party, who gave the noble member for Lincleoshire soh0 just eause ...

... 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 ...

... After studying there for a few years, he gravitated halfway back to the things of the world, and became the co-pastor of George Dawson of Birmingham. In the light of the intimate friendship of this wise and large-hearted man, Mr. Hopps spent three years ...

... were Messrs Arthur Lucas, Maguire, W. E. Church (hon. see.), H. Barton Baker, A. H. Hance, E. Hance, W. Wilkie Jones, George J. Dawson, Frank Pacy, J. A. Cooper, A. Thompson, W. Maw Egley, W. S. Lee, S. Thompson, J. G. Parker, W. Parker, Archb. Thompson ...

... of Belfast, the Right Hon . George R. Dawson, Sir William Verner, M.P., Sir R. M Na -hten, M.P., Lord Edwin Hill, M.P., Mr. J. Clay, M.P., Mr. G. A. Hamilton, M.P., Mr. Wihiteside, M.P., Captain Archdall, M.P., Captain Dawson, Mr. J. Harrison, Mr. Whitlaw ...

... Anthem and Rule Britannia, Mr George H. Dawson with taste and feeling An Anthem of Love, and Mr Arthur Millward with charming sentiment Purcells Love'sSick- ness. The reciters were Messrs Clarance Holt. Geo. J. Dawson. W. E. Church, E. J. Odell, whose ...

... to an end. Mr. E. J. Odell, Mr. George Dawson, Mi tr. Arthur Millward, Mr. Walter Grace, and Messrs. G. H. Fear, G. I. Dawson, C. J. Courtenay, and F. Simpson contributed to an excellent en- tertaimnrent, ir. George F. Smith was the conductor. SCo OOL ...

... frecholders will be at their posts to qualify themselves for voting in favour of those who will support our good Queen. Poor George Dawson could not find a constituency in Ireland to place him in the House of Commons at his brother-in-law's elbow I The turn-coat ...

... Sydney Paxton; and gathered round the grave to pay a last tribute of respect to the dead player were Mr George Shelton, Mr George Dawson, Mr James Dawson, Mr Herbert Campbell, Mr W. Prim, Mr S. Proctor, Mr Ernest Willoughby, Mr J. 0. Bradfield, Mr Horner ...