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... GEORGE DAWSON RESPECTFULLY begs leave to return his sincere thanks his Friends and the Public, for the decided preference they have given his Domestic and assures them that it will continue to his study merit their future support, producing Powder wh ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON. The people of Ireland will rejoice to hear that Mr. DAWSON has, in the formatioa of the new Ministry been placed in a situation suitable to bis rank and c-edital ble to his talents—that of Secretary to the Treasury. us own the appointment ...
... Mr. George Dawson Mr. F. Pollock Mr. Pemberton Mr. Bonham! The Colonial Department and the Duchy Lancaster remain vacant, and under Secretary has yet been appointed for the Home Department. Lord Leather to be the Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests ...
... GEORGE DAWSON. 3209 To the Right Worshipful the Kayor and Members the Town Council. GENTLEMEN, -In accordance with the principle laid down of saving expenditure and centering promotion on due merit, I emboldened to solicit in subordinate capacity, the ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON. A correspondent the Evening Pott, has the following curious paragraph with respect to Mr. Dawson, which is important true AM the Beresfurd family who hold office under the government, or in the Court, disavow tempest which a member ...
... lectual wants and capabilities of the middle c! and to tbis country to more purpose thau George Dawson, must be ascribed his pre- eminent success. # jg “George Dawson,” says the Nottingham Guardian, a man after his own pattern. He has many imitator s, but ...
... BR. GEORGE DAWSON, M.A gentleman, who appears to be admittedly the chief of popular literary lecturers, is engaged to lecture at the Athe- conm the week after next. ...
... MR GEORGE DAWSON ON EDUCATION. rhemeial stone of what is called an nadir• c achool was laid on last week, at Lyn.. Dixon, wife of the member for Mr. George was oar of the on the Ile remarked that though L., 460 himself a coined., of the Church of En▪ ...
... THE LATE MR. GEORGE DAWSON. The remains of Mr. George Dawson were at Birmingham yesterday, some thousands of pew**** being present, amongst them being Mr. Chaaibev • lain, M.P., Messrs. Dale, Dixon, Wright, and other leading men. MR. J. W. PRASE. M.l\ ...
... GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ., M.P. The speech delivered by the Under Secretary of State for the Home Department, at the Derry Dinner, on the 12th of August, is such a tissue of nonsense, and so entirely variance with the former sentiments of that Gentleman, that ...
... MR. GEORGE DAWSON ON EDUCATION. The memorial stone of what is called an =denominational school was laid on Friday in last week, at Birmingham by Mrs. Dixon, wife of the member for the borough. Mr. George Dawson was one of the speakers on the occasion ...
... GEORGE DAWSON, ESQ., M.P The speech delivered by the Under Secretary State for the Home Department, the Derry (tj,. ner, on the l*2th of Angnst, such tissue b*. sense, and entirely at variance with the f, sentiments of that Gentleman, that we cannot, ...