... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 12s. Gd. A NOBna EXAMPLE.-On Friday last Lord Worslcy, M.P., was travelling from London to Lincoln, when on arriving at the Rugby station, he quitted the first class carriage, and took a second class ticket, at the same time producing his address card, ...

... of e 'Luosviar.-On Wednesday evening last, a lecture was delivered in 'the British School Room, Padiluim, by the Retv.; F. Rugby,: of Preston, The world's wages to the world's teachers. The Rev. ?? Brown occupied the chay.. 'The lecturer was listened ...

... England, 16; Roman Catholic, 10;* Dissenters, 3;- total, 29. Same period last year, 8S.-Officer of ~ecltIL'e .Ieport.-Dr. .J. W. Rugby reported that during the quarter there had been 107 deaths. The mamber of births during the quarter was 143.-After some formal ...

... as far as Rugby, ahouit 83 miles. t Thle West Coast Line is now completed, and in operation as far as Preston, about 218 miles. On the East Line, including a tract of country 25 m'iles on each side, say from Rutghy to Edinburgi, for to Rugby the Londop ...

... over the kingdom. A short time since he was at Rugby, its of to see his friend Mr. Walker, who had laid down seven on a- miles of piping. He'(Mr. Walker) took all the sewage a the matter from the people of Rugby, namely, 150,000: gal- Ad to Ions a day, and ...

... Majesty to issue her royal commission to inquire into the' colleges of Eton, Winchester, and West- minster, as well as Harrow, Rugby. the Charter House, Christ's Hospital, and all endowed collegiate cathedral and prebendal schools in Great Britain and Ireland ...

... 10ee IDstation without any perceptible slackeming ID it an At Rugby, where the royal train arrived at twentym motf ,e past three, a great crowd had assembled m8^5'ter iu Do boys of the Rugby School, headed mbyled ekgioeit e their robes. While the train ...

... the Lycees- of the Republic, whilst the average French schoolboy views with horror zuS tile sanguinaly struggles over the Rugby foot- e ball, as depicted by the vivid pen of that de. a of lightful purveyor of fiction, Mr. Max O'Rell. NU' We have never ...