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... 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 ...
... James Lowden to Miss Plowman, both of that place ; and on the same day, Mr. George Whittaker to Miss Jane Woodcock, both of Hathern. At Ilkeston, on Monday, by the Rev. G. S. Ebsworth, Mr. Elijah Tatham to Miss Matilda Statham. At Kirk Hallam, on Monday ...
... game was played at Hathern, between the Loughborough Robin Hood and Hathern Clubs, which was productive of some good play, witnessed by a vast number of spectators, owing partly no uoubt to the weather being so fine and it being Hathern Wake. The fol- ...
... should the better fit for future toil. It was f jund, however, this was not on this occasion the only centre of attraction, Hathern wake and the cricketing in one direction, and Nottingham races in the other, drew some, and thus separated old faces. The ...
... of Shaw Lane, was fined 20s. and costs or six weeks' imprisonment for having assaulted Francis Dale. — Henry Keightly, of Hathern, charged C. Randall, N. Brown and /. Hart, with assaulting him on the morning of the 10th inst., and Elizabeth Dex- ter, J ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 17th of March. &£F The Sale will commence each day at 11 o'clock. The Auction Office*, Lincoln, Feb. 14, 1861. TO BE LET, at HATHERN. Leicestershire, and entered upon at Lady Day, a small, compact, superior FaRM, in high cultivation, containing 55 Acres, ...
... taken for some days. Prisoner waa admitted to bail. — Joseph Swift, Edward Caldwell, and Henry Cooper, three young men from Hathern, were charged with stealing two strikes of wheat from a barn, on the 3rd of October last, the property of Mr. William Harriman ...
... Cbarlev, Geo. Dexter ; Costock, R. T. Millington ; Cotes, John Aahby ; Dishtey, Richard Xwinfin; East Leake, T. C. Angrave ; Hathern, William Harriman; Hoten, Joseph Watkln ; Knightthorpe, T. B. MUler ; Long Whattoo, Henry Cramp ; Loughboro', J. H. Keightley ...
... be happy to play a friendly game, home and home, with any of the following places :— Newark, South! well, Melton Mowbray, Hathern, Derby, Loughborough, or Ilkeston A letter addressed to Mr. T. Oscroft, secretary, will be attended to. Match at Loughborough ...
... Walker to Miss Eliza Heanes. At All Saints' Cburch, Leicester, on the 28th ult., Mr. William Hopewell, pinder and crier, of Hathern, near Loughborough, to Mrs. Mary Cooke. At St. Peter's Church, Derby, on the 24th ult., by the Rev. W. Hope, vicar, Mr. James ...