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... distributed among the poor cf Long Whatton, on Christmas day. ' The sum of five pounds was distributed among the- poor widows of Hathern, on Christmas-day, being- the annual gift of Mr. Middleton, the banker. On Saturday last, a youth, son of Mr. Wm. Peg*, M ...
... operation, and the stone extracted weighed more than ounces. Last Friday, at Hathern, Mrs. Pollard, of Donington, Lincolnshire. She formerly kept the White Hart inn, in Hathern, for upwards of 24 years. ' On the 23d instant, at Stafford, aged 65, HiTnry ...
... fined IDs. (or assaulting Thos. Barrowd )e. George Brookes was fined 10s. for assaulting Mary Charles* WOOll. John Bowley, of Hathern, was convicted in the full penalty of £10 for paying his workmen's wages in goods in lieu money. J. Moore, W. Parker, and ...
... March 10,1830, on the premise* of Mr. JOHN CHAPMAN, KEMPSTONE FIELD, Nottinghamshire, who has declined his large Farm at Hathern, & whose Stock is removed for convenience sale. THE STOCK comprises ten fst cows; one bull; 3 new milch cows; 5 in-calf cow*; ...
... of the C. Scott, Uppingham. Friday last, at Ashby de-la-Zouch, Middlemora Clerke Pilkington, gent, of that place, aged 20: Hathern, in this county, Monday, Mrs Mary Hawksworth, aged 77- Friday last, Mr. Parktr, formerly-a farmer and graaier, of Appleby ...
... letter in que*, tion is full of mis-statements and inaccuracies, however unintended. Your Her. Correspondent, the Rector of Hathern, commences his remarks with saying, To make my observations as perspicuous as possible, I will first notice what true in ...
... sake of others, and not on my own account, I have very uuwillingly entered, And remain, Sir, your's, &c. E. T. M. Phillipps. Hathern Parsonage. ...
... Thomas Burton *u committed for trial at tit* sessions, charged with stealing gold watch, the property the Mr. Phillippe, of Hathern. John Harris »«i committed for twenty eight day*, for leaving hi* wife chargeable to the parish of Whit wick. Taylor Glmson ...
... number of gardensand orchards that neighbourhood have also been robbed. Ou Saturday night, the shop of Mr. Swift, shoemaker, Hathern, was entered, but the leather being removed, the thieves were disappointed of a booty. The new Chapel belonging tne General ...
... was addressed by Messrs. Newton, Toase, Hopwood, Brandreth, Macdonald, Beaumont, and others. A similar meeting was held at Hathern on Monday. A few days ago, as Mr. Lucas, Husbands Bosworth, was coursing in that neighbourhood, he killed hare, which on being ...
... Bel grave toll-bar, Manchester Independent coach came in collision with a gig, in which were Mr. Boss and Mr. Hutchinson, Hathern. The gig shafts were broken, both gentlemen much injured, and one of the coach horses batuy hurt. Fire.—A barn belnngingto ...
... Anne's, Sutton St. Michael's, Sutton Bonnington, Norm an ton Soar, Stanford, or some them, in the county of Nottingham*; Hathern, Dishley Dishley Orange, Knightsthorpe, and Thorpeacre, Woodthorpe, Loughborough, Harrow Soar, Quorndon, llountsorrel, Siieby ...