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... Francis Mc. Kenzie, of Black. rod, to M aria. eldest diughter of Thomas Edwards, Esq., of South. port, late of lHlalitul. At Rugby, on the 3rd inst., Richard Twining, jus. Esq., of the Strand, Lontlon, to Frances Emily. eldest daughter of the late Rev. Edmund ...
... Eccles. - ON BAIL. James Bambet, aged 60, and John Athertonn 41. The said James Bambet is charged with killing and slaying John Rugby. at Chanley Wand the said John Atherton is charged with aiding and assisting to esonit the said nManslaughter. Benjamin Broon ...
... nvill be 2, boo0,Oo. It is intended to pass by Watford, Henmel Hemstead, Tring, Leighton Buxzard, Fenny Stratford, Blis worth. Rugby, Coventry, and Stone Bridge, to Bir- T mingham. where the Liverpool line commences. It crosses the road from Birn gham to Wolvefr ...
... RAe.oWAY.. We are informed that the whole of the capital necessary for tire formation of the proposed Mlidland Railway, from Rugby, where it is to join the London antI Birmingham line, to Liocester, Nottingham and Derbv, is subscribed, and that application ...
... Jenkins, Bir. .ingtiam, br ss founder-W. Gripper, Chipping Barnet, . inneeper- \V. Balcomb, Cheltenham. pl umber.J. Smith, Rugby, Warwickahire, corn dealer-J. Nuttall. Notting. trn lace manufacturer H. Bowers, Worcester, lodging- 5 house keeper-P. Grisris ...
... follows :_A railway from Derby to Birmingham ; a railway from Derby which will join the London and Birminreham railway near Rugby; thus completing a line of railroad from Leeds to the metropolis, and from Leeds to Gloucester. Further, tlse projected Leads ...
... Marriages Bill was read a first .w- tiue. The semaihider of tile sitting wsas occupied with the 0- discussion of a petition ftom Rugby, compiaining of the depredations committed by the persons working on the on Bilriniginam Railway, and liraying for protection ...
... RAILIrAr.--A very general mistake as regards the period of opening the London aud Bir- mingliam IRailway from Birmingham to Rugby prevails. We have the best authority for stating, that it cannot tie opened to the public till about March, 1838, and that ...
... LONDONo AND BIRXtN-'r.UAM RATLIVAY. - Tle time of the opening of the railway from the Euston station to Den- bigh Halt, and from Rugby to Birminghiam, is now certain.- On the 9th of April, the communication will be opened be- tween Birmin-tham and London; a ...
... complete from London to Newcastle-upon-Tyni, at any rate to Darlington. This chain will consist of the London and Birmingham to Rugby or Stone. bridge, the Midland Counties, or Derby and Birmingham to Derby, the North Midland to Leeds, the York and North Mlid- ...
... tile attendants will be readly to give information, alnd contriblulte1 to tile comifort of the ?? may expect to arrive at Rugby (29 miles) in one hour and a half; wien you shollid, as quickly as conve- nient, establish yourself in-one of tile road carriages ...
... pay good salaries. On to Rugby, 29 ...