... from the Birmingham police that prisoner was married Emily Smalley, domestic servant, the Independent Chapel. Kelsby, near Rugby, December 11, 1873, the name Edward Daniels, which was his correct name. Mrs. Daniels was still living, and had been over to ...

... Hell. Itaff.banks. E Foster. G Wateholaw. J Quinn. J Grit and J Arrostaring, forwards. Rearm. Thoa Tonto, and R Robertvon. RUGBY. Hartlepool r. OM Ladarattr.—Wert Hartlepool beta ablated to escort their Mare with Oil Lep ant for to-day. of Om %tale of ...

... KILMARNOCK TEA AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE, . . 57 & 59 King St., Kilmarnock. KING'S PARK VERSUS KILMARNOCK kA Tone. 11opkin.. RUGBY PARK, Church. CHRISTMAS SERVICE OR SUNDAY EVENING, at 6.30. Saturday First, 22nd Dec., KICK-OFF, Marna 5 Zs. LINDSAY. ...

... dwelling-house at- tacbed. 22 Fisher St.; rent, £19. Da-vid son, 8 St., Dundee. ■ TJROugHTY Ferry.—Villa houses. Newingbon and -D Rugby Terraoes,' £30-£35; main door flat, 4 apartments. £23. Miller, 9 Ward Rd., Dundee. . TTrOUGHTY Ferry.—2 Athole Pl.—Excellent ...

... away the best team. Grange Thistle giving a very d&appointing performance. Re suit Heather Rangers, 4; Grange Thistle, 0. RUGBY. FALKIRK v. OLD LARCHFIELDIANS (Western Union League.) Falkirk met Old Larchfieldians at Falkirk on Saturday in the Western ...

... William Jasper Brindley, Arthur Edward Fawcett, Horace Ferguson, Claude Hewitt, Harold Jameson, Alexander Knox, William James Moffatt, W'illiam James Moore, Charles lioiuan Murphy, Melville John Rattray, Alec Godfrey Crichton. Passed iu physics—William ...

... a man of scholarly attainments. Fle is a native of Rugby, where hie father, a scholar and Fellow of St. John's, Cambridge, was mathematical master from 1859 to 1901. Mr Elsee was frsy educated at Rugby, amd follewing in his father's footsteps, he zvl;r ...

... 1846, From Kilo Inning on arrival of trains at 8.50, 12.50. 3.10. 5.50. From A rdroosan at 8.15. 12.15, 2.15. 5.15. James Moffatt, Secretary. Railway Ardro‘san, Feb.. 1846. In 1846 coaches ran between Kilmarnock and Carlisle in connection with the trains ...

... victory of the season. That they have drawn five away games. That Clyde are visitors at. Rugby Park to-morrow. Other two points for Killie. That Professor James Moffatt, D.D., of Oxford (formerly of Dundonald) has pubfished a new book on Reasons and Reasons ...

... Hill, Stratford-on-Avon; J. A. James, Coton House, Churchover. Bibdinobcrt Estate. —Messrs. James Styles and Whitlock, of Rugby, have now Bold by private treaty lot 16 of the Birdingbnry estate, comprising a_ cottage and garden situate in the village ...

... missing, but Lieut. M. F. Oliphant .apparently is. He is Mr. Oliphant's eldest son, and was, like his brother. educated at Rugby and Oxford.' He resigned his mastership at the Rev. V. Royle's school at Stanmore to enliSt as a private in the Artists' Rifles ...

... old of thirty yaars 010: Th. report that the rote for .tis for good play rt. niltrd in them *warded to James Moffatt ant A. E. Greer. James Moffatt heeded the reasonsa with 1,. W. Gr. Moffatt with four. H. If. and W. Datiaon wanting rout with three. Other ...