... Margaret’s church, Leicester, on Tuesday, Mr. I. Clarke, brush manufacturer, to Miss F, E. Hollingmorlh, both of that place. At Hathern, on the 25th ult, Mr. W illia 1 urlmgton, to Elizabeth Swift, of the former place. DIED, At West Leake, on the 24th ult. Miss ...

... return her the balance. Mr. Goody er Went after tbe prisoner to Loughborough, nnd took her iuto custody nt a place called Hathern-tnrn. These were the abort facta of the esse. Mr. Mellor conducted the prosecution : Mr. White, the defence. Guilty, snd n ...

... Redfern, Chapman, and Cleaver, Loughborough; Mr. Pratt, Hoton; Mr. Bttrchnall, Stanford; Mr. Oldersbaw, Costnck; Mr. Harriman, Hathern; Mr. Dexter, Charley; -Mr. Bramlev, Sutton Bouiugton; Mr. Oldenshaw, East Leake. The Clerk having read the Minutes of the ...

... vice-chairmian; Mr. Pratt, Hoton; Mr: Shepherd; Wimes- would; Mr. Cleever, Loughborough; Mr. Ella, Kuight- therve; Mr. Harriman, Hathern; Mr. Thompson, Mr. W. Bramley, jun. Sheepshead; Mr. Bramley, Sutton Boning- ton; Mr. Gill, Prestwould; Mr. Oldershaw, East ...

... opening the door of his house at a late hour, and throwing stones Fined Is. and costs. against the same, Joseph Kirk, of Hathern, was charged with committing trespass, by and beinz, in the day time, with zrey- hounds, upon belonging to C. M. Phillipps ...

... Kirk of Hathern, was charged on the information of Monk, keeper to C. M. Phillipps, Esq, with trespassing pursuit of game. John Wright, said he saw the defendant and two others in field in the occupation of Mrs. Pollock, in tbe lordship of Hathern, beating ...

... opening the door of bis house at a late hour, aad threw- tog stones sgsinst the same, fined ls. snd costs. Joseph Kirk, of Hathern, was charged with trespsasing, with greyhounds, oa land belonging to C. M. Pbillipps, Esq., to pursuit afgaass. Infonnsdon ...

... Ratcliffe, Mount- sorrel. £3 13s. costs 14s. 2d. To be paid at 8s. a month. Riehard Sutton, Nottingham, Samuel Hickling, Hathern. £4. 17s. 3d; costs 17s. hd. To be paid at 4s. a month. samuel Webb, Castle Donnington, v. Thomas Jessop, Breedon. £1 costs ...

... HssTtINS7 Hounds wil aseeton Saturday, Feb. 1, at Redwood Gate, Monday, -- 3, at Chaddesden Cross Roads. Welneeday,-- fi, at Hathern T'rn. Friday, -- 7, at Clifton Village. Mr. MrYitlit 1.'6 Hounds will meet on Saturday, Feb. i, at Blythbiny. Tuesdiny, _ ...

... Saturday, at the Green Man— at 11. The Mai guis of Hastings' houuds, on Monday, at Chad- desden Cross Roads ; Wednesday, at Hathern Turn ; Friday, at Clifton Village. Mr. Candler's hounds, on Monday, at Monk Wood ; AVed- nesday, at Old Hills ; Friday, at ...

... Present—Rev. J. Powell, Normaston (chairman); Mr. ugh; Mr. Cleever, Mr. Redfern, Mr. Chapman, Pratt, Hoton; Mr. Harriman, Hathern; Mr. J. Oldershaw, East Leake; Mr. Burchnall, Stanford; Mr. Ella, Knight- thorpe; Mr. Bramley, Sutton Bonington; Mr. Pepper ...

... h, Tuesday, Sarah, wife of Mr. Henry Lvner, laboured, aged years. At Cotes, the instant, Mr. John Rippiu, aged years. At Hathern, on the instant, Mr. John Goodacre, framework-knitter, aged 3*4 years. Castle Bonington, on Monday, Sarah widow, aged 82. ...