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... AUCTION, by JOHN F. WHITE, on Tuesday, the 15th day of January, 1850, on the Premises late n the oocepation of Mr. W. Royer, at Hathern, in the 7ounty of Leicester, comprising • 4 Web wheel net, two i-inch wheel carte, good land roll,corn drill by West (nearly ...
... aged 7d. At Barrow-upou-Soar, Tuesday last, Mr. Henry Tavlor, aged 42, formerly head huntsman to Sir Richard Sutton. At Hathern, on the loth inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Braley, aged 5 L . At Castle Bonington, on the (»th inst. his th year, after a lingering ...
... naming the chief points in each subject, some of which led to very long debates at the society's meetings. Mr. Duboice, of Hathern, then addressed the meeting, Other members of the society also made observations. Caution to Quacks. —At the Town Hall, on ...
... the two istr icts of the said Union, comprising the following Parishes : Loyeenortouou DISTRICT.—BeIton, Charley, Dishley, Hathern, Knighttborpe, Long Whatton, Loughborough, Elheepshod, and Woodtherpe. Leans DISTRICL—Bartoa, Conceit, Cotes, Holes, Lemke ...
... adopted in Nottingham. On Friday morning last, Ann Tollerton, aged 2G, of Kidd Street, out who had previously resided at Hathern, died after having a miscarriage of a child five months gone ; and from circumstances which have transpired there appears ...
... held on Ann Toaington, alluded to in our lasi weeks paper. William Moody, of Hathern, Leicestersbiret framework.knitter, identified the body. Her parents were living at Hathern, deceased was a single woman, and about 27 years of age. Martha Duro, wife of ...
... NO TTINGHAM REVIEW, Hathern, Wm. Watts and Joseph Coddington ; Hemington, Robert Potts and Wm. ; Hoton, Joseph Shephard and Benj. Burton; Isley Walton, Joseph Wilton ; Keg worth, John Smith and Alfred Kirk ; Kuight-thorpe, Wm. Marriott; Lockington, George ...
... Woodroffe. fanner Cotes—Thomas Warner Lacey, farmer Dishley—Charles Uosworlh, farmer East Leake—Thomas Cooper Angrave, farmer Hathern—John Keetley Hoton—Wm. Hart, Hotou Hills, farmer Knight Thorpe—Thomas Brooke Miller, gentleman Long Whatton—Henry Cramp, farmer ...
... ult. Elizabeth, relict of Mr. Joseph Creswell, aged 68. the .tilth ult. at Loughborough, Mr. John llousley, aged 80. . At Hathern, on the 29th ult. Mrs. Jemima Cooper, At Castle Donington, on the 23d ult. Ann, wife of Mr. C. Marstou, nailmaker, aged 45 ...
... Loughborough, Hannah, daughter of Mr. Joseph Basford. the union workhouse, Loughborough, on the inst. John Corbett, from Hathern, aged 34. On the Bth inst. Ann, relict Mr. Henry James, butcher, at advanced age. On Sunday last, two sermons were preached ...
... his good behaviour. —John but no, no, Inal was not allowed of; when one of them I r- w ..t.r landlord of the Anchor inn, Hathern, charged (the secretary) stepped forward to do so, was iutormed Moodv and Hunt, both the same ! Itiot would not be allowed ...
... LOUGHBOROUGH PETIT Thursday, May 9. (Before E. C. Middleton, Esq and the Rev. W. Acworth.) —William Hunt and John Mo ody, of Hathern, were charged with using violent and threatening language to John Cooper, of the some place on the night of the 29th ult. ...