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... the. prosecution, and Mr. White for the two Horsleys. - Smith was not defended Loe Henson.—Was going from Loughborough to Hathern on the night of the 3d of March, about o’clock; about a mile from Loughborough he was stopped by three men, the tallest of ...
... costs.—Thos. Line, SUeby, charged by John Knight, with riding on the shafts of a waggon; fined and costs John Gretton,of Hathern, charged by Jane AVright, with trespass; fined 6d. and costs. —Elizabeth Underwood, of Loughborough, charged bonus AVallis ...
... Harborough, aged 54, Mr. George Furnival, of the Union Inn. At Coleorton, in this county, on Sunday last, Mrs. Mugliston. At Hathern, on Wednesday, in her 81st yem*, Mrs. Wright, mother of the Messrs. Wright, drapers, Nottingham. On Friday the 23d ult., Mrs ...
... Woolley, was committed for trial at the sessions, for r. Mr. Draper's wagoner, of Lang Whatton Mill, between the mill and Hathern Turn Inn, watch, s:c. Woollcy's accomplice was transported for the offence, whilst he effected a temporary escape.—Thos. Powell ...
... Ilarborough, aged 54, Mr. George Furnival, of the Union Inn. At Colcorton, in this county, on Sunday last, Mrs. Mugliston. At Hathern, on Wednesday, her 81st year, Mrs. Wright, mother of the Messrs. Wright, drapers, Nottingham. On Friday the -2M ult, Mrs. ...
... sessions, for stealing a parcel from a stall in the Market-place, Loughborough, Holy Thursday fair, belonging Mrs. Cauldweil of Hathern. Ciit p.cn-rates.—A preparatory meeting took place at Northampton, consisting the most influential body of Dissenters from ...
... that holy name which we are called. What a contrast between the vicar of St Margaret's and Mr. Phillipps, the rector of Hathern, this county. He will not allow a rate to be laid, because he not only considers it to be unjust, but would produce bad feeling ...
... Baxter-gate, Loughborough. . Lately, at Hathern, Mr. James Drewry, aged 72, having been a pensioner more than 30 years. On Monday, aged 75, Mrs. Sarah Halford, of Hathern. On Tuesday last, at her daughter's, at Hathern, Mrs. Wright, late of Stonesby, aged ...
... Wednesday last, at Prestwold, James Burrows, to Miss Jane Gill. On Tuesday last, Mr. Jos. Ellis, to Miss Mary Gadsby, both of Hathern. On the same day, at Hathem, Mr. John Hews, of Normanton-on- Soar, to Miss Ann Keetley, of the former place. On the 15th inst ...
... THOMAS POWELL, aged 30, was charged with receiving* a piece of cloth, and other articles, the property of Samuel Cauldwell, of Hathern, knowing them be stolen. It will probably be the recol lection of our readers that the prisoner was included in the indictment ...
... Thomas Vemom, shoe-maker, Mill-street, Loughborough. On Monday last, at Quorndon, Mrs. Sarah Garton, aged 73. Same day, at Hathern, Mr. John Dean, aged 40. On the 11th inst., at Southwell. Nottinghamshire, Mr. John Mason, sen., aged 67, much respected. ...
... the meeting which Mr. Stevens had called some little time ago —there were overseers from Sutton, Sheepshead, Long Whatton, Hathern (and many other places he could mention, but those in particular), who were all opposed to the Poor-house being at Barrow ...