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... 12 o'clock (midnight), and arrives in Derby at 12.35. A train leaves Syston 8.30, calling at Sileby, Barrow, Loughborough, Hathern, K?gworth, and Trent, arriving Nottingham 9.35. returns at 11.45, reaching Syston at 12.55. As has baea already announced ...
... living in Ashwell-street, deposed that she was aunt of the deceased, whose name was Lucy Boot. The parents of deceased lived Hathern, Leicestershire, and the child came on visit to witness's house about a month ago. On Wednesday week witness left the deceased ...
... current. Near Kegworub, the Soar had covered tho fields in - the low-lying quarters, and the same state of thmgs existed at Hathern. In the neighbourhood of Loughborough the floods have not shown themselves-to any great extent. As a conseauence of several ...
... precepts to the overseers of the folio ing parishes, payable on the sth February, viz.:—Belton, £30 ; Castle Donington, £. 0; Hathern, £30; Kegworth, £30; Prestwold, £20; Seagrave, £150; Woodhouse, £30; and Wymeswold, £50.—The Clerk (Mr. LeaDe) having called ...
... Police Officer.—Henry , Moody, rough-looking man, was brought in custody charged with assaulting P.e. Benjamin Goldsmith, Hathern, the loth inst. The otiicer stated that on the night named he was on duty, when he heard the defendant in the street, and ...
... the case.—Harriett Pepper stated that she was sister to the defendant's wife, and in 1876 defendant kept the Kings Arms, Hathern. She had lived tiere four years and she worked in the house and had 4s. a week for doing so, board and lodging. She had also ...
... Witnesses were called, and in accordance with their evidence the jury fonnd that the defendant was entitled to two houses at Hathern of the annual value of £19 108., subject to mortgage, and the bhenff thereupon caused the bouses to be delivered to the plaintiff ...
... EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF HOSIERY AT HATHERN. At the Loughborough Petty Sessions, yesterday, before Bey. K. Burton and Mr. W. B. Paget, a respectablydressed young man named Isaac arren was charged on remand from the 13th inst. with stealing quantity of hosiery ...
... 21b loz, copperkettie. D. Denton, Derby, 2lb Hoz, copper kett.e B. Baker, Sheffield, 2lb 91oz, copper kettle. T. Mitchell, Hathern, -Jib 9oz, co: per kettle. W. Thorn, Leeds, oz, copier etUe ; H. Hardy, Sheffield, 2lb 9oz, pair ot pictures. E. Jutt, Notts ...
... Sheepshen- alio A pleaded guilty. P.c. Cox proved the ote» was I ned sa. and costs, or seven days. . Mor.E Drunkards. -Silas Hathern on the of August, pleaded g ss. and costs,or seven davs—Frederick A * being drunk and disorderly Sileby ~~~ \ * fined osts ...
... ss. per month. 'another Cattle Straying Case.—George Levers was charged with allowing cattle to stray upon the highway at Hathern. The case having been proved, the defendant, who did not appear, was lined La. for each the two animals, and costs. Drunk ...
... appear, and Barrett's evidence being ' . Goldsmith, defendant was fined ss. and > Silas Katcli c was c P.c. Tab*Vj j, at Hathern the September • * seven days'hard labour. jjie.aC * *ue » YAoKANcv.-Johu Turby, middle « lD charged P.c. with soliciting » ...