... Barker; George Lance- In shire; Joseph Shaw; Staverhagen ; W. P. England; V Joseph Batlay; J. P. Crosland; John Shaw; A. Hathern; p' J. Beaumon Joseph Senior; Win. Crosland, &c. t During the evenung,' several so ngs were -sung by Miss o, Atkinson and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... employed 2000 men, and eat 40,000 quarters of oats, 2000 of beans, and 8000 tons of hay annually.-Mr. W. Harriman, farmer, Hathern, having re-, cently lost 16 cows by infectious disease, C. M. Phillips, Esq, of Garendon, with philanthrophic liberality, ...

... his duty on Saturday night. Fined at Ilos. and costs, or one month's imp'isonnent.-sobert cri bE and John Bakewell, twot Hathern lad> were charged with O nf takxiig a pheasant, which had been slot in Oakley Word, re belorrging to C. M. Phillipps, lsq ...

... (at twenty minutes past eleven) ; Wednesday, Brad- gate Park; Thursday, Narborough Cross Roads; Friday, Asfordby; Saturday, Hathern Tur;;; at eleven. Sykes's, Sir Tatton-Monday, Scampston House; Wednesday, Gallow Gap; Friday, Settrington; at half-past ten ...

... Allsopp, John Harris, George Hudson, William Richardson, and George Thacker; Diseworth, William Hincks and Thos. . Jarram; Hathern, William Fallows and John Keightley; Hemington, Thomas *)Idershaw and William Pegg; Isley Waltan, John Winfield; Kegworth ...

... neighbouriood were present. The machine was worked i and superintended by Mr. F.. M. Handrord, agricultural im. plement maker, Hathern. The machine performed its work ts with tolerable success, but the stubble was evidently too short p to sufflciently test ...

... distinguished family in a more noble and exalted character. th. CHARGE OF STEALING A HAT FOURTxEN MONTHS AGO.- On Monday week, a Hathern man Samuel Topley was taken CH before E. C. Middleton, Esq., and charged with stealing aH hat, the property of Hugh Gaskin ...

... Sheopshead, licensed victualler, with a similar offence on the same lay. Fined 11. and costs, or 20 days' ?? Clodwlell, of Hathern, shop- keeper, was summoned for 21. 5s. Oid. tor puor-rates. Ordered to be paid with ?? Bexon, Ava;ggoner to Mir. George Bakewell ...

... Castle Doning- has wiot ton, Samuel Weatherhead and Edward Hyatt; Diseworih, wih ole, George Adkin land Juseph Aiinibal; Hathern,.John Cooper Te ta's and John Keetley. Jut. ; lleiington, borhoas Hull and |ra sess Wm. Sinmpkint ?? Walton, Thos. ililis ...