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... Gaunt ; Cosaington, Jonathan Ward and Thomas Heap ; Cotes, Thomas Hallam; Dlsewortb, William Hindi, and Thomas Jarrorn ; Hathern, William wallows and John Neightley ; Heminion., Thomas Oldershaw and William Pegg: Isle) Walton, John Winfield ; Kegworth ...
... Edward Gauot ; Coesivmon, Jonathan Ward oad Thomas Heap; Cotes, Thomas Hallam; Diseworth, William Hincks and Thomas Jarrow • Hathern, William Fellows sad John Keightivy ; Hennepin), Thomas Oldenhaw and William Pete; Hoton, John Woollertou and William Lamb; ...
... on the 12th of August next:—Belton, £63. 10s.; Burton, £27. 10s.; Charley, £l. 10s.; Cotes, £B. 10s.; Dishley, £22. 10s.; Hathern, £94; Hoton, £32; Thorpe, £l2; Long W’hatton, £55.105.; Loughborough, £467; Sheepshed, £310; Wymeswold, £9O. 10s.; Woodthorpe ...
... evening, by Mr. J. Chester. Subject : The Improvement of Time. Hussey's Reaping Machine. — Mr. Hanford, plough maker, of Hathern, exhibited one of Hussey's patent cham- pioE American reaping machines, by Taylor, Eddingley, on Tuesday, the 13th inst , ...
... Sarah Patchett, of Knipton. At All Saints' Church, Loughborough, on the 21st inst., Mr. Samuel Marshall. of Zouch Mills, near Hathern, to Mrs. Linnesar, widow of Mr. Linnegar, farmer, of Hoton, Leicestershire. At St. Martin . * Church, Ludgate, London, on ...
... the Poor Law reliev- ..as bolted, but the back door w»s open little • , in 4tl in. wt.Uh, age motuh, wd Tt 7n,,hß«fbe fresh Hathern, the 17th mst. Mr. J. Rowley, aged 41. workhouse umi l Lady Day last ^,tut no one in the house at the t,me She has not doe ...
... John Ferneley, artist. All Saints' Church, Loughborough, on the 21st inst., Samuel Marshall, sen., of Zouch Mills, near Hathern, to _ ywiegar, widow f Mr Linnegar, farmer, of Hoton, Their united ages amounted to 147 years. General Baptist Chapel, Baxter ...
... and the defendant was ordered to pay a fine of ss. and coats. — Henry Cooper was charged with poaching, in the parish of Hathern, on the 18th inst.. and was fined 50s. and costs, and in default ordered to he im- prisoned two months, with hard labour. ...
... thinking could buy some more cheaper. Convicted and lined and costs, or 21 days, imprisonment.—Henry Cooper, the younger, of Hathern, was on the evidence of Benjamin Kidger, convicted in a penalty of 50s. and costs, for having unlawfully used a snare to take ...
... was also addressed by the Rev. 11. Fearon, rector of All Saints' Church, Loughborough, the Rev. E. T. M. Philips, rector of Hathern, tbe Rev. J. H. Gray, M.A., Sutton Bonnington, the Rev. H. Jnmes, Sheep- shed, and the Rev. J, Bateman, West Leake. The collec- ...
... the two Districts of the said Union, comprising the following parishes : — Loughborough District Belton, Charley, Dishley Hathern, Knightthorpe, Long Whatton, Loughborough, Sheepshed, and Woodthorpe. Leake District.— Burton, Costock, Cotes, Hoton, East ...
... of his duty at Barrow, on the previous night. He was remanded until to-morrow (Friday). — Onthe same day, Henry Cooper, of Hathern. was charged with being drunk and disorderly at Kegworth, on Monday night. He was fined ss. and costs. Loughborough Union ...