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... of Sneinton. Ily, On Tuesday, the 2nd inst., at Hathern, by the Rev. E. :tor Smythies, Mr. Henry i. Al. Hanford, of Northampton, to tke, Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Harrimau, of ty- Hathern. DAH DEATHS. eel, After a few days illness, at ...
... to commence at Eleven o'clock. - May be viewed the Day previous to the Sale. HATHERN, LEICESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, I By Mr. WRIGHT, h At the ANcnoa INN, at Hathern aforesaid, on WED- 9 NESDAY, the 4th day of September, 1850, at 4 o'clock 9 in ...
... BniOclas, Cross-lane, Derby. A HATHERN, DERBYSHIRE. -at- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. I3REAREIY, Early in January, 1851, F OURTEEN or FIFTEEN ACRES of Fine LAND,1 ?? in the occupation of Mr. Win. Keatley, in the Sn. Lane of Hathern aforesaid; and also, THREE ...
... respectable tenant. A good MALT OFFICE also to Let. Hathern is three miles from Loughborongh and Kegworth, and 14 from Leicester, Nottingham, and Derby. To view, apply to John Brown, near the Church, Hathern; for further particulars to R. Bover, the Crescent ...
... Swarkstoue Bridge. At quarter before eleven. No further account received. The Domngton Hounds will meet on Friday, March 7, at Hathern Turn. Wednesday, 12, at Cavendish Bridg*. Saturday 15, at Staunton Harold Park. At a quarter before eleven. The ATHiasToxt ...
... 7 at Thorpe Griudoo At Ten Mr Inosam’a will March Bridge At quarter eleven further received Domikotom Hounds will March 7 Hathern — at Ifi Stauutou quarter before Biitj) On ult wife of F of daughter At Saturday Rev Dinham Atkinson vicar Mr to W Turner ...
... Cossington, Thomas Cart Parr and Thomaa Heap; Cotes, John Ashley and John Garton; Diseworth, Joseph Upton and Thomas Harris; Hathern. William Pollard and Henry Cooper; Htmington, Thos. Hull and Henry Oldershaw ; Hoton, Joseph Barrs and William Hart; Isley ...
... Charley, farming servant, charged with being drunk and disorderly, at Quorndon, was fined se. and costs. Thomas Tolling ton, of Hathern, framework-knitter, charged with having on the 3rd inst., at Long Whatton, wilfully committed damage to a certain oak tree ...
... Marshall (Rempstone), R. Burrows (Wysall), and Burrows (Burton), Whattoff (Quorndon), Garton and Ashbys(Coates ), Hanford( Hathern ), Henson (Hoton), C. Bosworth (Dishley), and others.— C. Paget, Esq. of Ruddington, at the call of the President, opened ...
... adjourned for 14 days, to allow the defendant an opportunity of raising the money. Elizabeth Kirk, wife of John Kirk, of Hathern, framework-knitter, was charged with having, on the 13th of June last, assaulted Sarah Ann Lowe, of that place, and was fined ...
... the 18th of August, Loughborough, assaulted Daniel Sutton, of that place, tailor.—Arranged out of Court— Thomas Storer, of Hathern, was summoned to show cause why he refused to pay his poor rates, amounting the sum of 21. Is. 3d. He having, since the summons ...
... Greaves, Solicitors, Belper. Belper, Oct. 1, 1851. MR. WHITE. FREEHOLD ESTATES AT HATHERN, LEICESTERSHIRE. TO BE SOLD AUCTION, By Mr. WHITE, At the Anchor Inn, in Hathern, in the County of Leicester, on TUESDAY, the 21st day of October, 1851, at Five o'clock ...