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... but we are not aware how far his tender passion is subdued.—Erne Packet. A most wanton and diabolical act was committed at Hathern, near Loughborough, on Sunday night—viz., the cutting and maiming of sixteen sheep, while grazing in a field in that village ...
... we are not aware how ' far his tender passion is subdued.—Erne Packet. A most wanton and diabolical act was committed at Hathern, near Loughborough, on Sunday night—viz., the cutting and maiming of sixteen sheep, while grazing in a field in that vil-1 ...
... pecuniary aid from the supporters of degraded royalty. COWARDLY ov-ream—Sixteen sheep, the property of a farmer and grazier, near Hathern Turn, Leicestershire, was maliciously destroyed a few days since: the vsiscreants beat the brains out of some of them with ...
... Herald. WANTON CRUELTY.-It is but a short time since, we noticed the wanton manner in which sixteen sheep were destroyed at Hathern, for the discovery of the perpetrators of which Outrage 2001. reward is offered; and this week we have to announce a continuation ...
... previously delivered at several places, in the course of his_vi.itation. . _ . last. in the afternoon. a sermon was preached Hathern Church. hy the Rev. S. (Irv, vicar nf Ockhrook, for the benefit of the Sunday Sehonle of that place, when a collection made ...
... remitted to Irelnnd without being first revised, especially if originally written the schoolmaster. remain, sir, yours, &c. Hathern Parsonage, April 1. £. T. 14. Phillipps. (HIP NEWS. ■T THl* DAT’* POST. Dp.al, March 6. —S\V —Arrived from T/andon, the Ruckers ...
... without being first revised, especially if originally written by the schoolmaster.—l remain, Sir, yours, E. T. M. PHILLIPPS. Hathern Parsonage, April 1. As a young girl, employed as a cutter of rags at the Whitehall paper-works, near Chapel-en-le-Frith, was ...
... Ire- land without being first revised, especially if originally written J by Ihe schoolmaster. I remain, Sir, yours, &c. Hathern Parsonage, April 1, E. T, M. PHILLIPS, ' ...
... remitted to Ireland without being first revised) cially if originally written by the schoolmaster. I remain. sir, yours, &c. Hathern Parsonage, April 1. E. T. M. PHILLIrrP , ASTRONOMICAL LECT (I RE -M r. Walker evred his first lecture on astronomy Wednesday•eve ...
... accident befel Mr. W. Parker, Wesleyan Minister, of Loughborough, on Saturday last :—He had been out in a gig, and on reaching Hathern t o ll- gate, the horse which is a remarkably quiet one, stood still, when Mr. was heard to say, Go on. Instantly the horse ...
... Esq. Jno. Hall. Esq. Abraham Robarts, Esq. Thomas Allan, Esq. F. G. Hammond, Esq. G. Rodman, Esq. David Allan, Esq. Geo. Hatherne, Esq. I John Roberts, Esq. J. H. Arnold, Esq. W. Holden, Esq. I Wm. Row, sen., Esq. J. P. Atkins, Esq. Thos. H. Hall, Esq ...
... memory will be held in the deepest veneration. Charles Alarch Phillippa, Esq. of Garendon Park, has let to the inbabitants of Hathern a quantity of land, for the growth of potatoes for their families, at a moderate rent. LEICESTER. :•ATURDATr—Wheat 82s. Rye ...