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... management of the school. . . HATMILIN.—.-0; Sunday last, three persons were publicly baptised at the General Baptist Chapel, Hathern ; and on the same day two sermons were preached at the 1141110 chapel, in behalf of the trust fund, in the morning and evening ...
... purposes, and an improved double-handed straw . cutter, adapted for horse power ss well as manual labour,' by Mr. Handford, of Hathern, who also exhibited a pair of patent wheels and axles, by Mr. Croskill ; a double blast winnowing machine, with improved chaffing ...
... general purposes, and an improved doublehanded straw-culler, adapted for horse power as well manual labour, by Mr. Haudford,of Hathern, who also exhibited a pair of patent wheels and axles, by Mr. Croskill ; a double blast winnowing machine, with im proved ...
... prumeting every intelligent and philanthropic movement. Upon the motion of Mr. C Torulieson, seconded by Mr. H. Partridge, of Hathern, John Banos-, Esq., Banker, Loughbnrough, the President of the society, was called to the chair unanimously. Mr. Barrow ht ...
... o'clock. The speaking was of interesting character. \V ksleyan Reform. —On Thursday evening, the General Baptist chapel, Hathern (kindly lent for the occasion) was crowded with respectable and deeply attentive audience to listen to statements from individuals ...
... th rough a sough hole, fol- lowed only by «oe -hound. The -pack got xm scent, imd he tvas killed in the neighbourhood of Hathern. Hunting Humanities.— Many persons profess to like a good play : years past there were thousands of such persons, but thereare ...
... Woodhouse, of Loughborough. At the superintendent-registrar’s office, Loughborough, on Sunday last, Mr. Thomas Gutteridgc, of Hathern, to Miss Emma of Loughborough. A few days since, Lydia, daughter of Mr. Philip Tim perl ey, of Loughborough. the 4th inst ...
... returning from Leicester the previous Wednesday. On the 14th inst. at Loughborough, Emma, daughter of Mr. Wm. Tyler, baker. At Hathern, on the Bth inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Widdowson, aged 56. On Monday, the 6th instant, at Leicester, John Simmonds Esq. eldest son ...
... Mr. William Tyler, baker. At Barrow on-Soar, on Saturday hot, George, In nt eon of Mr. John Leatherland, of that place. At Hathern, on the Sthinstant, Mrs. Elizabeth Widdowson, of that place, aged 56 years. ...
... aged 74 years. HityroLar —At Newark, on the 11th instant,lMrs. Sarah Hindley, widow. of Bar Gate. aged 80 years. HOPWELL —At Hathern, Leicestershire, a few days ago, Lacy Hopwell. aged 57 years. HorelN—On Saturday last, after • short illness, aged six years ...
... tenant. A good MALT OFFICE also to be Let. Hathern is three miles from Loughborough and Kegworth, and fourteen from Leicester, Nottingham ' and Derby.—To view apply to Joury BROWN, near the Church, Hathern; fur further particulars to R. BOYER, the Crescent ...
... remains were brought to Loughborough for interment. At Lockiugton Grange, on the 2d inst. Sarah Earp Jarrom, aged 21. At Hathern, on the 2d inst. Mr. John Caldwell, aged 50. At Hoton, on the 3d inst. Mrs. Ann Braceby, •ged 85. Kecworth.— Tuesday in last ...