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... positionit unust have beau for upwards of an hour, uuobsorvod by the railway offtti;lis, although within twenty yards of the Rugby oad of the platform. 'ho sigual-box and statioa-masltur' residence and offices are, however, at the othel ed, and there is ...
... don; a Director of the Rugby, Derby and Manchester The Railway. et Francis Ewart, Esq., 4, Brick Court, Temple; a Director of Hug the Great Leeds and London Railway. ct James Witham, Esq., Eaton Square; a Director of the Cap Rugby, Derby, and Manchester ...
... Heysham Hall, J. Middleton, Lancaster; J. W. Myylne, Lincoln's Inn; S. P. Nicholson, Lancaster; Thomas Norris, M.D., Rugby; B. Price, M.A. Rugby;' Stepen Ross, Lancaster; Nassau WV., Senior, Master's Office; J. H. Sherson, Lancaster; C. Temple, Q.C., Lincoln's ...
... tons of cucumbers have arrived in Manchester in one day, from the neighbourhood of Rugby; and if a complete communication be established by tail between a Manchester, Rugby, and Oxford, it is anticipated that an immense interchange'will take pla4e of garden ...
... shire, London and Manchester Direct (Remington and Rastrick's amalgamated,) North Cheshire, South Union, Rugby, Derby and Manchester, Manchester and Rugby Direct, Direct Sheffield and Macclesfield A continuous line of Railway ?? will thus be formed from London ...
... Banbury and Cheleltlam, and Rugby, a- Derby, and Manchoster Railways. ly Thomas Stevenson, Esq., ?? 37, Upper Grosvenor to Street, Hyde Park; a Director of the Irsmli Great Vestern, na the Reeding and Reigate, and Rugby, Derby, and Man. to chester Railways ...
... touchdowns and one dead ball; Athenuaun nil. BLACKBURN RuGBY UsNoN V. CLITScEROE-This return match was played on the ground of the latter, at Ribble Hill,on Saturday. The game was played according to Rugby Union rules, and although the weather was un- favourable ...
... and Chlngegd engines. Tile train arrived at Rugby at eleven o'clock, wilere the I)ulke of Sussex anl his suite alighted and proceeded by carriage to the place of his destination. The directors re- mined iat Rugby ten minutes. and arrived at Blirmingham tinec ...
... to the professional rules of the Rugby Union. The comnxitteo consisted of Mr. Cail, Newcastle, chaxirman of tlme Rugby Union (chair- man), Mr. Crook, of Lancashire Rugby Union ; and Mr. Currie, vice-president of the Rugby Union. 'The Cumberland Union were ...
... dam- aged. At Leamington a wooden bridge was demolished. RUGBY AND DISTRICT. A boys employed by a farmer at Churchover, near Rugby, and two horses were drowned on Wednesday morn- ing against the Rugby Tollgate on the read leading to Lutterworth, and a valuable ...
... S3,tl'O per. sons, was played tho third international match between ?? reprasentatise% of England. and Ireland, under the Rugby roles. According to the printed otfibial list the followvinig toni part in the contest :-England1 L. itokes (Blackheatb) anld ...
... Resolution, Beehive, Jane and iles- is keth, fiom Livee-ool, gi-ai: Isabella, from Gottenberg, oats; at Dee and Ant, light, Rugby and Arrow, stones, and Newland, gunpowder, feom Uleerston ; Monarch from Carmiarvon, y la. --SAiLED: EhiZabeth and Jane for ...