... at Birkenhead ; at tho same time ants was stabbed and killed by a butcher, named Jones i„ Liverpool. The head mastership of Rugby school is gpfc v by the resignation of Dr. Coullmrn. The marriage of James llusscll Lowell, the American poet, at Portland ...

... at Birkeniicad ; at the same time a man was stabbed and killed by a butcher, named Jones, Liverpool. The head mastership of Rugby school is again vacant by the resignation Dr. Goulburn. The marriage Jaines Russell Lowell, the America poet, Portland, to ...

... cultivation. At a meeting of the trustees of Rugby School, on Thursday, ltugby, the Rev. Frederick Temple, late fellow of Baliol College, Oxford, and principal of Knellar Hall, was elected head master of Rugby School. At Longton, Staffordshire, a man named ...

... culti- vation. At a meeting of the trustees of Rugby School, on Thurs- day, at Rugby, the Rev. Frederick Temple, late fellow of Baliol College, Oxford, and principal of Knellar Hall, was elected head master of Rugby School. At Longton, Staffordshire, a man ...

... was very large, and at the final ballot Archdeacon Otter, of Chichester, was second, and Dr. Goulburn, late head-master of Rugby, was third on the poll. Dr. Thompson well known in London, having lately been a very popular preacher The New Arrangements ...

... following horse-dealers were also amongst those jrefent: —Mr. Anderson, I/indon ; Sir. Weston, (from Anderson's) ; Mr. J. Darby, Rugby ; Mr. Sankey, llirningham ; Mr. James Harrison, Birmingham ; Mr. l'er:ival, Mr. Derby; Mr. Slaney, Urinary surgeon, Leamington ...

... on Friday, and lasted 24 hours. Sock fog was never known before this season. The body of a man who died suddenly in fit at Rugby station on the 3rd instant has not been identified. At the termination of the inquest the moneys found on tbe deceased were ...

... ft eoccwnd Wadnosday morning, Vi.ll -v line ail* it, nc-ir Stafford, which will entirely »»>.,, traffic tr, m that nine t« Rugby tor many months. dist:in**e from Baswich, and about mile and a quarter from Stanoid, .}]• line '* the river Penk, ami also ...

... viaduct is likely to still more widely known even than the colossal work which the Straits of Menai. Thb Sbwaob System Rugby.—At Rugby the sewsge conveyed away into a tank, at the distance of half mile from town, and taken by a contractor, who pays per ...

... funds and carry the scheme into operation. Oa Saturday a young man, named John Osborne, | while walking along the line to the Rugby station, ; order to by the mail train, to Wolverton, was caught by the train, and his head was so crushed against a post I ...

... MISCELIiANEOUS Dreadful Railway Accident —On Saturday morning, the Rugby and Leamington Railway, tram reached an embankment near Radford, short distance from Leamington, the driver and fireman becoming aware of something amiss with the leading spring ...

... . about thia train, but it appears to have been return Thb Dicnbiqh Yeoman ET. —We understand that not- cattle train from Rugby to Holyhead—making for Holyrithatanding extra troop ia to edme here during the head in order to be ready for loading on the ...