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... Jane Waddington, 4628 th, in Argyle-terrace, New Clee, John W. Blake, 32. Hacconby.—Dec. 22, Henry Sensicle, innkeeper, 52. Hathern.—Dec. 18. Joseph Ellis, 73. Helpstone.— Dec. 24, Mr. John Nicbolls, for 25 years schoolmaster of the parish, 50. Horncastle ...
... Village i -Monday Stocking Hall SatBeaumont Chase Lodge TueWhadboro'Cross Roads | | THE QUORN HOUNDS.-At 11. I Saturday Hathern Turn Tuesday Markfield Tollbar Monday Sixhills Saturday Costock GALWAY'S HOUNDS.-At 11 ; Sturton | Thursday Whitwell Monday ...
... Whitwick, toMiss RennoFka„ On the 24th ult., at the Registrar Office. Lough• borough, Mr. Fr►uk Hollis to Mr.. Mitchell, both of Hathern. On the 241 k ult., at the General Baptist Chapel, Barter.gate, Loughborough, 3_O. Charles Harris to Miss Gertrude Armstrong ...
... Sat Scrimshaw's Mill Wed. Croxtou Park Monday 4 Three Queens [ Friday Cold Harbour The QUORN HOUNDS-at Eleven. Sat. Jan. 2 Hathern Turn Tues. 5 Markfield Toll-bar Monday 4 Six hills Saturday Coftock The COTTESMORE HOUNDS—at Eleven. Sat., Jan. .Wild's ...
... Mitchell. — On the__tn ult., atthe Registrar's , Office, Loughborough, Mr. Frank Hollis ito Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, both of Hathern. Howes— HearN. — On the 26th ult., at the Baptist Cba^l Melton Mowbray, by the Rev. G. .D. Cox, Mr. Charles Howes, Leicester ...
... „nd\it tho - close three cheers were given for Mr. Gladstone aad Mr. Paget. ~ ' ARNESBY. Chkistma!?.— -On Christmas Eve the Hathern brass band paraded this village, playing the well-known anthem, Christians awake, and other music. The_ Salvation Army, ...
... THE HUNT. QUORN HOUNDS— At 1L Saturday, Jan. 2, Hathern Turn. Monday, Jan. 4, Six Hills Tuesday, Jan. 5, Markfield Toll Bar Saturday, Jan. 9, Costock DUKE OF RUTLAND'S HOUNDS— At 11. Saturday, Jan. 2, Skrimshaw 's Mill Monday, Jan 4, Three Queens \ Tuesday ...
... were ta with full wintry fore, ou Wednesday wet in, and the meet 3 Fri, drew together the Quorn at on Friday The of is at Hathern Turn, and on — Steed ...
... after some twisting about in th• iiiiinkhourliond of Hathern soil Garendon, and A vturn to Oakley and back again, he killed on the NA)lnv drive. The nest was found in Piper Wood, and kdkd in Hathern villaAr, and the third. term the Reed Bed at thin:talon ...
... WM. ARMSTRONG Is azain instructed by Mr. H. T. Burrowes. of Hathern, On Tueada o Jpanras Algg,nmud; of , Jan! E W 460 OTS 5 CONVERTED TIMBER, oonsisting of about 20 %n of first-class heavy wrt shafts, 500 prime spokes, 1,000 felloes of excellent Juslity ...
... side, viz., Hathern Turn, proved quite a day of slaughter, for three foxes were Eflngh&n book, and houni- returned early to their kennels. The first fox was found in Oakley Wood, and after some twisting about in the neighbourhood of Hathern and Garendon ...
... By Mr. W. ARMSTRONG. Hathern, near Loughborough.—To Farmers, Joiners, Turners, Wheelwrigints, de.—Annual Sale of Converted FINE GUINEA GOLD WEDDING RINGS, F. STUBBS, 19, }I ARKET P!..\(‘F. 19, LOUGHBOROUGH. GEORGE BROWN, GENERAL PRINTER asp BOOKBINDER ...