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... the fire, but from the moment that ft** his PPeared determined on, thc General withf*tt»e. 0o s towards Castelgindo, four leagues from Ah. French loss is affirmed to be six hundred ?unded. All the streets on the side of are barricaded, and the bridges ...
... advantages of carrying coals long distances and in large quantities. Fires on Railway Embankments.—ln many places between Rugby, Watford, and London, the turf, shrubs, trees, &c. the slopes of the Loudon and North-Western line of railway, are either burnt ...
... when about 300 were received in Rugby alone ; at Rugby he argues that, whether these were children or adults, and whether they resided in the parish or not, was of no importance to the question; But, the rector of Rugby was not to be diverted from his ...
... the Laad League has been proved to reign in many paris of Ireland, and the collapse of the Irish jury system at the Irish Assizes in December proved that the ordinary law was wholly unfit to cope with the terror which the law of the Land League had inspired ...
... Mliss If. M, Rowe is the hen. -secretary of the new association. Without assuming the c 5fantastic titles which the Primrose League bestows upon r its officers, the society swill doubtless do a large amount of 11 effective work in the division. 1 A private ...
... PROPAGATING CONSERVATISM AT RUGBY In the Houee of Commons on Thursday Mr H P Cobb the Secretary of for the Home Department attention had been called to a report in the Advertiser of June of some sports the recent of the Rugby Habitation of the Primrose ...
... minor points. Halifax v. Hunslet.— Played llabfax, II unfile# winning by 1 goal to 1 try and minor points. Bradford v. Batley.—Won the former by 1 goal and minor to 3 minor {joints. Rugby Football Union.- The committee of the Rugby Football Union have decided ...
... M'Alpine, Morley, Wootherspon, Loratt, Ward, Powers. Coventry v. Rugby.—These teams met on Saturday at Coventry, and a most interesting and exciting game from start to finish ensued. Rugby kicked off. Contrary to custom, the heavy forwards of the visitors ...
... l>eing scored. The circumstances connected with the match will, of course, bo referred to the League authorities. Aston Villa v. Blackburn Rovers.—This important League match, which was to have been played at Perry Barr, was abandoned account the fog, which ...
... try 3 minors, Old Boys 1 goal 1 minor. HoisaLT t. BAnsrv.-This match, which was a return engagement, was played at Hunslet. Score: Hunslet, 3 goals 7 minors; BArley 1 minor. OTLEr v. BeATrorD.-This match, which was to have been played at Otley, was cancelled ...
... have been many splendid games played the Rugby Club ground daring tho past few years, bub the exhibition given the Newport men in the match on Monday last was quite the best display football ever seen at Rugby. Every credit is due the Rugbeiana for tackling ...
... a-At Darwen, The boson teapm woo by S goals to 0, T.HE 'MIDLAND LEAGUE. WArWIcKc COGNTY V~. BoaRTeOWANDERERS-. -F ollowing the theatriral match the above teemns met to play off a Midland Lea-gus fix-ture, and pro-oably neither team ever before per- formned ...