Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... this country ; and, whilst the charge for message iiv.m London to Liverpool was Bs. (id., the were frequently re transmitted Rugby and Birmingham. At the present time we have Great BriLdii and Iralanu something like 15,000 miles of line, nnd the annual receipts ...
... the Hon. Charles Lennox Butler, u prevent their giving evidence the V\ md. was nearly OTOE. Uakiarey, a ~s ofCotton House, Rugby ; Westmoreland Lieutenant- ut lie said should nut do ao, for lie would •• thnfi&Jamiary. seTOTriy. One Frederic Gandy, of Heaves ...
... of the Morning Post suggests the eat ibluhaient another firit-claaa club. to consists of Eton, Winchester, Charterhouse, Rugby, and flarroir men, aud o*lUd * the Old Publio Schools Club. That seems roundabout and lather clumsy natne. The proposed society ...
... important. Chester is very crowded station. Tue tdou sad North Wes torn are laying down an additional line rails from London lo Rugby now. By the London and North Western are the Newtown line, think it would matter of indifference to thorn whether their traffic ...
... suffrage ” in future elections, against M. Plichon, the present Deputy for the Nord. Lord Huntingtower has been convicted the Rugby Potty Sessions of smoking in a railway carriage belonging tho London and North-Western Railway Company, and was Hnod 405., ...
... Miss Annie Thomas advertised for a situation as house- keej>er to gentleman, and General Arthur Shirley, of Brooksido Lodge, Rugby, answered the advertisement, subsequently had an interview with her. and offered her in lus establishment such position as ...
... placed in the hands of the Warwickshire i*olico at once, and inquirie ...
... Lillineatooe lial), Burkingbam. £riz U £5. Exhibitor, Bagwell Ewins Ber.oett, Esq., leislon Truss* II Hal , Thsldingeworth, Rugby. (Jiaas 21.—Welsh Cf-wa or Heifers—No entry. CLAS»Eii. For animals not qualidtd to compete in any of the pre* clneses. Class ...
... from sd. to 6d. per lib. loaf, weighed delivery. On Sunday morning fire occurred at tho White Hart, one of the oldest inns in Rugby. The premises wera completely gutted, and the inmates narrowly escaped being burned to death. Shipwreck.— I The total loss ...
... oilman. D. BJiss, Camden Town, gasfitter. R Lidbetter, Plumsteai, builder. } * J. Lyion, Birmingham, music seller. J. Birchall, Rugby, builder. W. Pask, , J. Harris, Blaemavon, 'grocer. T. N. Parker, and *W. H. Parker, Birkenhead, hostse agent!. .. . , R. H ...
... High Sheriff for Flintshire, Miss Fanny Clough, the heloved daughter of the' Rev. Alfred Clough, rector of Braunston, near Rugby, in the 19th year of her age. » On the 25th inst., at Fern's yard, Mold, Jacob Griffiths, naUor. ...
... e*- penditure 19s. It rumoured that the Prurce of Wales has Hilton Grange from Ur. Washington hunting residasco. It is near Rugby. The hooa* is very beautiful, the mediaeval style but there not much laud attached it. £70,000 said the sum paid for it. reported ...