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... THE COUNTESS OF PORTARLINGTON Lord Portarli-ngton used to be in the Irish Guards. His brother, the Hon. George Dawson Damer, who was in the cavalry, died of his wounds in 1917. The heir to the title is an only child, Lord Carlow Sasha Hart Street XV.C ...
... FROM AN EGG, ASSISTED BY A SHE-ANCIENT. Photographs by George Dawson. The .G.B.S Festival at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre was the occasion of a notable theatrical event the production of Mr. George Bernard Shaw's amazing dramatic work, Back to Methuselah ...
... trainer in one season. This record had been held by the late George Dawson, whose charges in 1889 won £77,914, whereas Lawson's total was raised last Saturday to £81,455. Of course in Dawson's time the sovereign was worth much more, but on the other hand ...
... The Dawson family have been trainers for generations first in Scotland, and more recently at Newmarket. As I have mentioned before, Mr. Matthew Dawson is about to retire into private life, but his place will be ably filled by his nephew, Mr. George Dawson ...
... Dawsou (Newmarket), silver salver; Mrs. John Dawson, handsome cushion; Miss Joseph Dawson, handsome silver sugar sifter Miss Daw son, workbasket; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dawson, junr., cheque Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson (Newmarket), silver ...
... flint, when resty sloth Finds the doom pillow hard. Now peace be here Poor house that keep'sl thyself. Photographs by George Dawson. The Birmingham Repertory Company production of Cymbeline (one of the least-known of Shakespeare's plays), in modern dress ...
... W. P. B. FRAZER, T. D. S. PURDEY, AND MR. E. G. WOLFE-BARRY. AT THE 18th GREEN LT. K. L. BARNARD, R.N., (LEFT) AND MR. GEORGE DAWSON. ON THE FIRST TEE CAPTAIN NELSON ZAMBRA MR. S. E. GAY, MR. T. MORLEY REED. AND MR. H. M. POLLOCK. Photographs by S. and ...
... Fleet of Trawlers that Operate from the Scottish Port Bringing in a Regular Supply of Fresh First-class Fish YY/hile Mr. George Dawson is waging his price- war at Grimsby, first-class fresh fish is being I landed regularly by the Aberdeen Scratchers, or ...
... south with family and establishment on the death of Lord Montgomerie, grandfather of the present Earl of Eglinton, by George Dawson the elder. No longer, however, does the green turf by Aberlady Bay and the Firth of Forth re-echo the tread of a high-mettled ...
... IN THE FAMOUS HOSPITAL CASE Our photograph depicts, from left to right, Dr. Louis Knuthsen, Dr. Alfred Eddowes, and Dr. George Dawson, who were awarded each £50 as damages against the St. John's Hospital for Diseases of the Skin for alleged wrongful exclusion ...
... was rarely worth more than twenty sovereigns, so what was lacking in pace seems to have been taken out in distance. With George Dawson and thel'Ansons training atGullane the Edinburgh meeting always had plenty of local support, and when railway communica ...
... Photographs J. Weston.] TO MARRY MR. GEORGE CROSBIE DAWSON ON JAN. 14 MISS BEA TRICE COLVILLE FRANKLAND. -[Photograph by Ellen Macnaghten.] Miss Beatrice Colville Frankland, whose marriage to Mr. George Crosbie Dawson is announced to take place to-morrow ...