... no comyparison 1 . . 4 performedin Nottingliams};, e=M, .Voh;;ln{ b truss-maker, formerly of Sutton Bonigor, sident at Hathern, L.iceste, shive, did, , 1' o tance of W. Huliam, at that e yu o age, completely turn and Ike 292 copy horse shoes in~ one ...

... exactly as stated in this Journal of the 10th instant —Editor of the Constitution. The Hon. G. Spencer A Mr. Phillips, of Hathern Parsonage, where it alleged that the Bishop Litchfield met lor the purpose discussing with the honourable ronvert to Popery ...

... announced yesterday morning on 'Change, and caused some sensation. Ihe business was originally carried on under the firm of Hatherne, and Roberts, from whom it descended the present possessor, who is and has long been one of the most highly esteemed members ...

... Great Winchester-street, City, commission m fe was George Salter, Davies-street, Middlesex, builder; I e from Hannah Foster, Hathern, Leicestershire, tanner: Je was a don, West Bromvich, Staffordshire, hollow ware r turer; John Henry Tavlor. Thornes. Yarkehire ...

... the evidence winterer lo cnotince th ir lordships that | (hol’c clergy Ireland. ~ thereT.. soy use of the p which was l.ord Hather-n that lh,» measure wonld Vested parliament in the discretion tie Secretary pre.e hichiy soli f.c.or, to the Cethohc to He ...

... amend a system prolific of the worst of evils. — Kilkenny Journal. or Lunacy.—A writ de luuatico inguirendo was opened at Hathern, to consider whether Mr. R. Bloor, 0 Bond-street, London, and of Derby, porcelain-manufacturer, was Dr. Bent had attended ...

... partridge which was sitting on fifteen eggs with his scythe, and cut off its head. The eggs were taken to the Anchor Inn, Hathern, and placed before the toe, when, in the course of the day, the whole of the eggs were hatched, and the young brood are doing ...

... be sheaved dry, set up well, and patience should be ex- | of | ercised to have it fit for carrying home. Mr. Smith, at | Hathern, was of opinion that land was injured by hay | 1! | being allowed to become too ripe; he had no hesitation in | a | atating ...

... Kerr, Biggleswade and Southhill, Pedford, miller and merchant ; John Woodhouse, Darlington, Durham, butcher; Richard Smith, Hathern, Leicestershire, and Formark Park, Derbyshire, tanner and farmer; William Pitfield, Toctington Lower End, Lancashire, bleacher ...

... Geert. Hathern. Londen Address Mr. Lawes. Medical Publisher, 14. Hand D°xkes, ‘Mt MUSTAC XURIANT HATR. R. Wa ye EYEBROWS, &cre have been in th Of the numerous a duced for the human HAIR, none have maintained colebrity as EMILY DEAN'S CRI te and yy tainty; ...

... and Rev. L. Poynder.—Lahore Chronicle, June 24. Missing of 18th Regiment N.l.—Major Heason, Captain Richardson, Captain Hathern, Lieutenant Lieutenant Stewart, Ensign Dyson, Sergeant Major, wile and four children, Quartermaster-Sergeant Cross. Kille ...

... to be shortened and the gaiters lengthened, and the coat o, en at the breast—while a black loose cravat is to rep:ace th• hathern stock now in use. The fashion oi buttoning back the mat has bean for time giving anucipatiou of the change, and the long waistcoat ...