... London to ring, and vice rn being daily average of'Ll I.— the opening the line from London Denbigh Hall, and from Birmingham to Rugby, on April liUih last, 2 l,bl l passengers were carried, bi ing daily average whilst on the Leipsic and Dresden Railway, 11 ...

... linen-draper—W, Sber*ey, Staines, Middlesex, dealer horses J. G. Johnson, of Nottingham, draper—M. KevnolfU ond J.M. Knight, Rugby, Warwickshire, ironmongers—J. Johnso.;. Manchester, bed-tick-mannfactarer— 11. & (-. Grove, of Birmingham, groceia—T. 8. Smith ...

... its form: and lastly, scions the den-lap have been inserted, but as yet with undecided benefit. 1 remain, faithfully, vmtrs, Rugby, May lOlh. C. SNKWINO. V S. STANLEY’S REGISTRATION RILL. ( From the Spectator. ) Two leading Tonservatire.the Times and the ...

... London ; from whose statement appears that frightful collision Cook place between the Birmingham and North lUidland trains at Rugby, whilst the shifting of the carriages took place, on which occasion two the latter carriages were smashed pieces, and three ...

... and the bill as it was. Air. War bur ton moved that llie minutes of the proceedings of the committee on the Stafford and Rugby railway bill laid the table and printed, hot withdrew the motion the suggestion Mr. Laboucheie. According « the hon. member ...

... The house after protracted discussion, in which Stanley took one side, and Sir R. Peel another, threw out the Stafford &. Rugby Railway bill,by 151 to 91. motion of Lord Granville Somerset, to add the members for .Monmouth to the committee on the Severn ...

... Barton-crescent, baker—J, Radford, Tiverton, upholsterer— R. Altree. Brighton, hosier—J. Smith, Hertford, wine merchant—J. Berry, Rugby, Warwickshire, grocer—R. Biass, Liverpool, wine merchant —J, Tallersall. Heath Carnork. Lancashire, coal merchant—W. G. Gray ...

... , Oxford streei, paper Stainers —H. Westwood, Wolverhampton, steelyard maker—S. Dudley. Worcestershire, grocer—T. Clarke, Rugby, Warwickshire, mercer— W. Stone and R. Blake, Bristol, tailors —J Pit ton, of Boltonle-Moors. Lancashire, snsallware dealer—C ...

... •hjeefs:—First, to prize, some other institution, for the promotion sound knowledge called hv Dr. Arnold's name, either at Rugby or at Oxford, most expedient, Ire fl»e first instance, T)r. Arnold's sons hr succession, thus carrying out, ns far may he, ...

... who left London the half-past one o'clock train had to walk across the slip, and then proceed the four o'clock train from Rugby. The train from Birmingham, due at eleven o’clock, did not arrive until half-past two on Sunday morning. Burking of National ...

... yentle j Exeter spins! til, Upper Bedford place, Russel square gentle Cheltenham Bishop’s lichington, widoi Warwickshire Ilford Rugby genlk Bishops Itchir.gtoo, Warwickshire clerk Bath terrace, Cheltenham Tokenhouse yard Elms, Kingsione on Thames Braunton, ...

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