... class of the classical tripod and forty.flret senior optime in mathematic's. For some years he was an &Penitent master at Rugby School, under the late Dr. Arnold, and in 1852 was appointed to the head mastership of Marlborough College, which appointment ...

... Colonel Kirwan Carr Lloyd. of Lancing. Waawicesu Ite.—James Dugdale, of Wroxhall Abbey. Esq.; Edward Wood, of Newbold Revel, Rugby. E q. ; Evelyn Philip Shirley, of Eatingten-park, Esq. Hugh Crosarige-hall, Worland., Penrith, Req.; Thomas Tayloar (commonly ...

... most popular works could have aroused. Mr. Dickens divides his reading into two parts. The firet includes the chapters in Rugby Junction, headed Barbox Brothers, and Barbox Brother@ and Co. The second consists merely of the narrative in which the ...

... whalebone, biscuits, Sco., from firms in London, Edinburgh, Glsagow, Birmingham, Liverpool, Nottingham, Newcastle, Stafford, Rugby, Ac., and in some oases had obtained the goods. Amongst other articles he had obtained 60 pairs of bellows from Birmingham ...

... Railway. which narrowly estaped being attended with the most diaaatrous consequences. A goods train, whioh left Stafford for Rugby at 850 on Tuesday morning, arrived safely at Liohfield, where it was shunted and additional trucks were pot on. The train after• ...

... suggested that, on the occasion of the tercentenary of Rugby, occasion should be taken for a festive meeting, and be recommended that a dinner should be held at Rugby on the occasion of the Rugby cricket match, on the 27th June (hear). Colonel Hanmer ...

... Rasclef, near York; s. Serenade. A good hunter. • Second prize of £25 to No. 111, Mr. James Topham, The Hemplow, Welford ; Rugby, 4 years, bred by ex. hibitor. The judges remark as their opinion that this 6 is a very fine class. They then proceeded to ...

... was proceeded with, the Sanctus and Gloria in Bxeelsis being sung. Dr. Claughton, 97th Bishop of Rochester, was educated at Rugby school, whence he proceeded to Trinity College, Oxford, and took his B.A. degree in 1831, when he took a first class in c assics ...

... people won after a hanl fight; year the prize was won by the In the Foundation Schools competition Harrow was again victorious; Rugby was second, and within four points of the winners. Oxford won the University l'rize, beating Cambridge by eight points. The ...

... along at full speed through the pleasant Warwickshire meadows is to refresh itself by an ingenious contrivance designed at Rugby for the emergency. Speed, however, is not all we shall gain by the chauge. It is further proposed to introduce railway carriages ...

... Royal buckhounds, special arrangements are made onvery cheap terms. The London North-Western has hunting passengers as far as Rugby, and 'even on special occasions quite into Leicestershire; but the great majority of men in boots are either for the Old Berkeley ...

... because the Government think they are private institutions ; but the constitutions of Winchester, Else, Shrewsbury, Westminster, Rugby, Barrow, and the London Charter-house Schools are to be altered. The bill is virtually the same as that introduced by Lord ...