... y to the Central Hospital at Wra , inv,him Ad •: be dissected in Waist ick, Sidney was seat to la. • ton, and H -ytrey to Rugby. Reknit of Vacmhy, Drkinmen,l, ai,l jainitf, I.— before the conclusion of the Chester aprivg on Saturday. Baguley, Drummond ...

... lions. (unfortunately fur the vaunting tune of hi. letter, the prese has flounced a. having retracted their opinion*. Dr. rugby, was an &Inmate for reforni; but, 1e 0 &du.' has son has a rine. a letter to tie' Rev. Mr. Knight, %Melt was printed in the ...

... Lichtleld and Rugby, and the guard was precipated over the hedge into a deep ditch, and the bags scattered all over the road. Fortunately, the Rev. Mr. Majendie came up at the time, and kindly took the guard and the bags in his carriage to Rugby, from whence ...

... :—The deceased, whose name was Philip Philip Homer, was twenty-two years of age, and was the son of the Rev. P. B. Homer, of Rugby, in the county of Warwick. He was a student at one of the Universities, from which, for some cause unexplained, he ran away ...

... will he 2,500,0001. It is intended to pass by Watford, Hemel Hemsted, Tring, Leighton, Buzzard, Fenny Stratford, Blisworth, Rugby, Coventry, and Stone Bridge, to Birmingham, where the Liverpool line commences. It crosses the road from Birmingham to Wol ...

... Storebosse Clerk In Dock Yard, Prinbroke Dock. He uniove whable character, who lived re•pntsd and d ie lamented. On the tilt., at Rugby. .I 57, Miss Harriet Heine, only Daughter of the late House, Eat., of Enfield, Middlesex. On the Ist Inst., In Rnttnn..treel ...

... progress was made.—Adjourned. Mr. J. W. bonito, Mr. R. Vergusson, Mr. Hippisley, Mr. CitHier, Mr. Rebert Wallace, Mr. Wroth,.law (Rugby), Mr. R. Potter, Mr. Crud. rd, Mr. Racoshotturn. Captain Nebel, R. N.. Mr. John Fergus, M. P., Mr. R. 11. Horst. Mr. T. R. ...

... immediately. The line from London to Watford, twenty-two miles, will he in operation in about three weeks; and from Birmingham to Rugby, thirty miles, in October next. HEM:TH.—The diseases of Jane are similar to those of May. Too free an use of unripe fruit and ...

... January next the London and Birmingham Railway will be open as far as Stoney Stratford, and also the Birmingham end as far as Rugby, making in the whole seventy-seven miles of this great undertaking completed. In the last weekly hills of mortality there is ...

... Haverfordwest. On Wednesday week , at Merthyr, in bee Pith year, Mary, dungliter of the Rev. David John, Unitarian Mir 'sifter. At Rugby School, aged 15. Samuel Arthur Oahe Richardson, eldest son of I. Richardson, Esq., of Aberidruant, Merinnethshire. On the 2d ...

... Grey the I t pc i n the whoa attack ; a apes tsetse appeared to play any of the Mitts Such a thing as Crofter han bees at rugby one glance of seven to a due el statuses who an rare imbed somber. aad are aut always the favourites of hue. gleamy down the ...

... recovered.—Normich Erravra or to two hours after the cungregstkin had gone away from the evening unwire at the parish church of Rugby, on Sunday week, the attention of some of the servants of the Rev. J. Moultrie, at the rectory, near the church, was drawn ...