He has since played most of Gloucester Rugby's games scoring a handful of tries including one against Ulster Rugby in the Heineken Cup, where he contributed to Gloucester Rugby setting a new record in the Tournament's history, the fastest time to score four tries and collect the try bonus point.

Gradually Rugby's fame spread it was no longer desirable to have only local boys attending and the nature of the school shifted, and so a new school – Lawrence Sheriff Grammar School – was founded in 1878 to continue Lawrence Sheriff's original intentions ; that school receives a substantial proportion of the endowment income from Lawrence Sheriff's estate every year.

Gloucester Rugby's fiercest rivals are Bath, Worcester Warriors and Bristol with matches between the three sides being referred to as west country derbies, although Bristol were relegated from the Premiership in 2009 and have yet to return.

This attitude towards rugby in Connacht have provided much aggravation to the teams supporters who consider Connacht Rugby's underfunding and lack of resources debilitating and wholly unfair.

Rugby's monopoly with the locals seemed to have been broken, with Leeds Rugby League's average gate numbers falling by nearly 50 % in that first league season.

One of the last links to Rugby's rural past was the town's cattle market held near the railway station, and earlier in the " Market Place " in the old centre of Rugby since medieval times.

Rugby's main resort hotel, the Tabard, was forced to close due to the typhoid outbreak in 1881, however, and burned down altogether in 1884, halting Rugby's burgeoning tourist economy and damaging the Board of Aid's credit.

In 2012 CWU Rugby's Head 7's Coach and 15's Head Attack Coach Tony Pacheco was named as the Head Coach for the Collegiate All-Americans 7's program.

* November, 28, 29 and 30, 1969 in Palm Beach, Florida, as part of the Miami Pop Festival with Rolling Stones, Janis Joplin, Chambers Brothers, Sly & The Family Stone, Jefferson Airplane, The Byrds, Spirit, Pacific Gas & Electric, Sweetwater, Country Joe & The Fish, Johnny Winter, Grand Funk Railroad, The Rugby's, King Crimson.

Rugby's population grew from just 2, 500 in 1835, to over 10, 000 by the 1880s.

On 10 September 2010, the final part of Rugby's Western Relief Road was opened.

Rugby's economy is mainly industrial.

St Andrew's Church, in the town centre, is Rugby's original parish church.

The west tower was probably built during the reign of Henry III ( 1216 – 1272 ) to serve a defensive as well as religious role, and is Rugby's oldest building.

Rugby's main Roman Catholic church is St. Maries on Dunchurch Road.

The Rugby's home strip is a green coloured shirt.

In 1972, Rugby's historic area was listed under the name Rugby Colony on the National Register of Historic Places as a historic district.

Franklin W. Smith, who was primarily responsible for Rugby's early layout, chose the townsite for Rugby for its resort-like qualities, even though it was from the nearest railroad stop at Sedgemoor ( modern Elgin ).

In 1887, the deaths of a number of prominent colonists — including Hughes's mother, Margaret, and geologist Charles Wilson — led to the departure of most of Rugby's original settlers.

The library's 7, 000 volumes were collected primarily by Boston bookseller Estes & Lauriat, and donated to Rugby's Library and Reading Room Society with the stipulation they name the new library for Hughes.

German-born colonist Edward Bertz, Rugby's first librarian, published a book about his Rugby experiences, entitled Das Sabinergut, in 1896.

By then all the BTH Rugby's land west of the Black Path was built over.

Since the closure of the station on the now-abandoned Great Central Railway route through the town, it is Rugby's only station.

The 100th anniversary of the first international at HQ in 1910 was marked by the England team wearing a special commemorative shirt against Wales on February 6 and by a centenary book called Twickenham – 100 Years of Rugby's HQ.

On July 17, OzTag took on Try Tag Rugby's England mixed team and Try Tag Rugby's Great Britain & Ireland men's and men's over 30s teams, again winning each 3 game series comfortably.

Although Silsbee adhered mainly to Victorian and revivalist architecture, Wright found his work to be more " gracefully picturesque " than the other " brutalities " of the period.

An eminent example of Victorian civic architecture, the building was constructed between 1882 and 1888 to a competition winning design by Glaswegian architect William Young ( originally from the nearby town of Paisley ).

Category: Victorian architecture

Example of an early Victorian architecture | Victorian " Gingerbread House " in Connecticut, United States, built in 1855

The Oakleigh Motel in Oakleigh, Victoria, Australia, constructed using Googie architecture during the 1956 Summer Olympics as one of the first motels in the state, was added to the Victorian Heritage Register in 2009.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988, the property is an example of late Victorian Queen Anne style architecture in masonry.

* In Europe, modern architecture departed radically from the excessive decoration of the Victorian era.

Many of the homes and businesses in the downtown area are examples of Victorian architecture.

This large concentration of wealth made for a large amount of culture, much of which still exists and is also evidenced in the varied architecture of the city and its Victorian neighborhoods.

The majority of Bacup's culturally significant architecture is in the Victorian period, but there are older buildings of note are Fearns Hall ( 1696 ), Forest House ( 1815 ) and the 18th century Stubbylee Hall.

* Victorian architecture 1837 and 1901 UK

Hopper did produce a commissioned “ portrait ” of a house, The MacArthurs ’ Home ( 1939 ), where he faithfully details the Victorian architecture of the home of actress Helen Hayes.

** Victorian architecture

Many interesting Victorian houses around the Tannoch Conservation Area show Scottish cottage, Scottish Baronial, Classical architecture and Gothic influences.

The most recent development is characterised by some interesting one-off conversions and extensions to Victorian properties ; new housing by developers that often follows designs based on the brick architecture of the South of England ; and contemporary steel framed commercial and leisure buildings.

In 1900, the SAL Railroad constructed the Hamlet Historical Depot Seaboard Air Line Passenger Depot, a Victorian architecture train station which is one of the most photographed train stations in the eastern United States.

Crystal Palace still retains much of its impressive Victorian architecture, although housing styles are mixed, with Victorian terraces next to mid-war terraces side by side with blocks of modern flats.

Some Georgian architecture and Victorian era terraced housing survive in patches: for example Arbour Square, the eastern side of Stepney Green, and the streets around Matlock Street.

Little architecture of any note dates from this period as the Victorian structures of the previous generation continued to fulfil their purpose.

Train Depot-In March 1888, the Alabama Midland Railway built a small depot of Victorian railroad architecture in Ashford to be a waystation along the Bainbridge-to-Montgomery route.

Old Bisbee is also noted for its architecture, including its Victorian style houses and elegant Art Deco courthouse.

The main shopping strip in Pacific Grove featuring old Victorian architecture | Victorian style buildings