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... eighteen. Ue himself bat 37 years of ago. The deceased lived with her father, gran Imothcr, and sister, in small cottage near Rugby. They all slept in one room. the day abovementioned the deceased had planned journey to Birmingham with her sister, unknown ...
... than to the fluctuation of speculative gambling.. Thi Ruobt Muaoaa.—William Voss, the Rugby, murderer, has been regularly bunted down. Inspector Chamberlain, of Rugby, with Police-constable Rathbone and Inspector Smadlbonc, of were out on Tuesday night ...
... at 'Whittington, the lady the Bay. W. Walsh How, of a daughter. UARRIAGES. On the 16th but., at the Roman Catholic Chapel, Rugby, Sir Humphrey de Trafford, .Bart., of Timnord Pare, Lancashire, to Lady Annette Talbot, sister of the Earl of Shrewsbury. On ...
... five six minutes past 4 o'clock at this point the singular and alarming occurence referred to took place. The 4 o’clock dowu Rugby and Midland train left Eustou station at its appointed time, and proreeded on to the Chalk-farm-bridge in perfect safety The ...
... of the thief. Inspector Murphy, of the local detective force, proceeded staich the runaway, whom he traced to Leicester. Rugby, Ambe-gate. and other places, obtaining a final clue to Palmer’s whereabouts at Pumford, near Ibc Peak*?. rbyshirc. solitary ...
... Holloway's Ointment wonderfully efficacious in curing Bid Legs.—Extract a letter from Mr John IVrkius, of Long Lawford, near Rugby, dated February 11th, 1855. To Professor Holloway,—Sir,—My wife suffered for four years with frightfully ulceratod leg, accompanied ...
... They were to be forwarded from Wakefield to Woolwich, in the charge of three warder-officers. appears that on arriving at Rugby station one of the prisoners was scixed with sudden indisposition, and was consequently permitted to alight from the carriage ...
... possessions not descend with the The mother of the late earl is still living, and married to Captain Hibbert, of Bilton Grange, Rugby, who since his marriage became a member of the Roman Catholic Church. The late earl had two sisters, Lady Annette Mary, who ...
... of his collcgo, and a select preacher of the university. Upon the death of Dr. Arnold, who long and so ably presided over Rugby School, Dr. was elected his successor. 1649 he was nominated by Lord Russell to the deanery of Carlisle. voted for Mr. Gladstone ...
... Wonderful Journey tJN'DIR A KA:LWAT CARauGE —On the 6.h instant, the looks to the state of the carriage wheels Rugby station observed a little boy astride of of the axl etree* under the body of a carriage. With great difficulty man got the child ou', ...
... Talbot, youngest sister of Bertram, late Earl of Shrewsbury, and daughlei ot Mrs Washing- ton Hibbert, of Bilton Grange, near Rugby. Church Missions. — S.rmons were preached in behalf of the parent Society for tho Propagation of the Gospel in foreign Baits ...
... Gwendoline Talbot, youngest taster Bertram, late Earl of Shrewsbury, and daughtei Mrs Washington 11 ibbert, of Uilton Grange, ncjr Rugby. Chukcu Missions.—S rmoits were preached in behalf of the parent Society for tho Propagation the Gospel in Foreign Palis Sunday ...