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... the Venerable Archdeacon Croft, upon the a Rev. Edward Parry, M.A., Rector of Acton, Middlesex. at Mr. Parry was educated at Rugby School and Baliol Col- as lege, Oxford, and obtained a first class in classics in 1852. ry He was tutor -of Durham University ...
... 16th May, at 24, Lower Philhimore-place, Kensington, thelwrife of lMrK Wne Tattn solicitor, of a son, On the 16th May, at Rugby, the wifo of the Rev. J. M. Furneses, On the 16th May, at Winchester, the vife of the Rev, H. B. Bousfield, of a daughter. ...
... Clemen t; Cransley, near Kettering, Northants; Cradley, near Great Mlalvera; Fryerning, near Issatestone, Essexe; Rilsby, near Ru'gby; Llanstinan, near averfordwcst; Llanwida, near Carmartheon; Long MIars- ton, near York; and Pitchcombe, near Stroud. WARD ...
... dlo with ice. Our young men haive not been ~ste taug.ht what she is, In our, great schools, Hca-r-ow, Eton, -cc- Wetisenid Rugby, our yoamg men have been B ads left in totcc igorance of what Rome is. They a. ult have gone to the Universities. Oxford acid ...
... B.A. ?? in 1814, when lie was first-class in classics rartictuln sn in conjunction with-DIr. Arnold, late henad master of Rugby. erms ril School Having 'served some- minor office in the Church, ?? ork he was nominated, in 1837, to thc rectory of St, Andrew's ...
... where he 'took Al 'the ?? degree' ini 18114 vhew~he wahs i;Zt..haW in. classics in° 'i unetso wth: Amold;Ltyhe master of Rugby Schoo. Having served some minor offlee in.theChurch, he as noinated, in 1887, o. -Ui reoe*ory of St. Andrew's. ?? .aseyw -he-e ...
... at 25, St. Lnhe'e-a-eal, Westhiornrut lakI ?? of Di'. D. Mattctulay, aged CS'. Oit thle 6th Jill), at btse '3'hs Eliate, Rugby, Pritates. flizt, the I::lstd trife of Stajer 0. A. fitilo iton, agedi 34. ?? fi~l It .3liy-, saddhettly, at hk.' residence ...
... in ' 861; by Marlborongh twice, in 1862 and 184; by *Winchester on c, iru 1867; by Cheltenbam twice, in 1863 and 1865; by Rugby once, in 1C66; and by Rossall last year, being the first time that school competed. An addi- tion is nmade to the elevens this ...
... has been rendered va. The cant by the death of Dr. Waddington, has been offered by agis- the Government to Dr. Temple, of Rugby; but the re- 6 to a verend gentleman hvas declined to accept the position, on the wick. ground that the Endowed Schools Bill ...
... Cathedral; aid has inati.' re- ttedt the Rev. Charles Wyneoo, Late curate of -Marsgate, .to the re-,rectory of Yevertft, ner Rugby, vcant hby: the death 'of the e' Rev. A.;. J; Hodson, 3.., or the nomination of the Earl of' toCrrven. ' ?? - The Binhop of ...
... Surt-idge, of No. 32,1 Covontry-striet, Ilaymerk-et, aged four years atsd five months. On Theo 15th Augtist, at the Wart-co, Rugby, its her 60th year, I Sarah Moore, wife of Coleitel George Fryer, late of the Matdras Army. Friends will ploass ateopt this ...
... or Lea ebegton, on Monday morning. Sir Trevor was bori ii e t 1702, and was therefore 77 years of age. e was edecator at Rugby .ad the Royal Military College, Mnrlow, Buicks, cd and entered the 16th Light Dragoons in 1S08. He served Mct twith his regiment ...