... TIIAT THE LOWER di HOUSE 0F PAlIeASMIENT WILL NOT ENCABLtE TOIE fe ANITISeIeltATIOM TO ruO noPTD M TIt PES'T'LE.ENT Ot COI4'PittACY; inil as it cannot bh put dowsi by force, a1 there only remains to make the ?? terms thitt caot be made di for the country ...

... 1W?E(.'UTO0V OF PAJOX. a T lireort of D)awson having been retr-i ved Wasl Innfoundedt. e I tht: awful senelnce of the ?. law on Sa:urdav, at 1t o'clock, at the top of Calni- I bridge Castle, amidst a surrounding assensbia-e of at Je least 012,C0(0 p ...

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... -ave -that. cfatal gift oft the''gab',.':.for which. his plofession 'is so.ob *A '1em'i a b le,A.I'Ks d r oW 'n i n g-'men. c l u tc. t y o iehih ka le. asdo in ' ., strawss the famished- ironworkers 'and O'ao colliers .'in Verth. may 'not 'be indisposed ...

... Rev. H. D. Scammell said that the di d movement was getting wosiderfully poailar. In Stafford- shire they had been very successful. a proof that in- di in toxicants were not necessarily requisite or good in ieckness, di my he compared the results achieved ...

... GEOItGE DAWSON AT CARDIFF. The Wives of Great, lienwas tlie tit^e ,of an latorestiog aad instructive leture deliiexe4 last evening, by George Dawson, M'.A., of ,B.irmiug. J hahi, at. \Ch^le,t ptwet Congregational Church Schoouoom, Cardiff. The Well-inovvfl ...

... household where the memory of George Dawson is f held in honour, and espedially among those in the town of his adoption and residence for nearly t forty years. ?? * Shakspeare and other Leotures. By George Dawson, r M.A. Edited by George St. Clair, F ...

... MIR. DAWSON ON SWVITZERLAND. (I dI George Dawson, Esq. of' Birmingham, delivered at the tl Li Mechanics' Institution, on Friday ?? last, the first of a C course of six lectures on Switzerland, which country be has t recently visited. 'I'here was a very ...

... LIFE IN DAWSON CITY. PAYMENT FOPR DRINK IN hGOLD DUST. An interesting account of how the theatres and bar-rooms are conducted at Dawson City, the new capital of the Yukon region, is given in a paper published at Spokane. T here are three varietl theatres ...

... Mr. DAWSON'S LECTUREs. The concluding lecture of Mr. Dawsou's course on fthe' 'WI characteristics and tendencies of the ?? age' was de- El livered at the Athenceum, on the evening of Thursday week, pc eto a crowded audience. Mr. Dawson noticed, as one ...

... THE GEORGE DAWSON STATUE. An adjourned meeting of tics General Committee with an' reference to the George aweon statue was lield last night, tilt nI the Colmore Chambers Meeting Roomn, Newshall Street. n Mrt. S. Timmins presided ; and there were also ...

... audience. The leturer briefly narrated the le early struggles and steady rise of .Cobbett, from the ,le position of a ploughboy to that got one of the finest . writers of the Enghsh language, next indeed to Dean le Swift. 'El: then touched up6n the various ...