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... absconded. LEICESTERSHIRE. MARRIED, At Loughborough. —Last Friday, Mr. John Brown, Miss Hannah Freer Mr. Robert Henson, of Hathern, Mrs. Ann Hoult, of Loughborough. —On Sunday, Mr. Win. Berridge, to Miss Mary Hickling.—On Monday, Mr. Win. Elliott, to Miss ...
... dimensions, calculated for Boatwrights, Wheelwrights, &c. now standing in Hathern, two miles from Loughborough, and near to the Canal. For viewing the Timber apply to Mr. Wm. llarriman, Hathern.—Credit approved joint security. Catalogues to had Mr. Harritnarv’s ...
... dimensions, calculated for Boatwrights, Wheelwrights, flee, now standing in Hathern, two miles from Loughborough, and near to the Canal. For viewing the Timber apply to Mr. Wm. of Hathern.—Credit on approved joint security. Catalogues to be had Mr. Harriman’s ...
... [Leicestershire, on Tuesday the 25th day of March, 1828. Sale commence precisely at Eleven o’Clock. SAMUEL HICK LINO, Auctioneer. Hathern, March 17th, 1828. To Farmers, Graziers, and Tradesmen. To SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. HICKLING, the Premises of Mr. Edward Mansfield ...
... Nottingham; Black Lion, Belgravegale, Leicester; Saracen’s Head, Loughborough Flying Horse, Keg worth; and of the Auctioneer, Hathern. ...
... ol Mr. 'Thomas l'rapt r, Sew-row aged 72. At Th.; I e :sere. near Loughborough, on Saturday Mrs. Mary Peet, aged r.B. At Hathern, on Saturday last, Hannah, wife of Mr. ph Smith, aged At IS es, orth, on Friday w eck,Mr. retton, at an advanced age. At ...
... youngest daughter of Mr. Samuel Oldham, Bulwell, joiner and cabinet maker. At Rempstone, on Tuesday week, Mr. John Chapman, of Hathern, Leicestershire, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Griffen, of the former place. Tuesday week, Mr. Thomas. Hayes, of Calvertou ...
... farm of Mrs. Pepper, of Woodthorpe. On Wednesday week some villain stole two cheeses out of time house of Mrs. Howley, of Hathern, during the absence of Mrs. B. and servants, for a few minutes. As Potter, the carrier, returning from Nottingham to Loughborough ...
... Sessions. The son had worked at Garendon.â J. Moore was convicted of having broken the win flows, and cut the trees Mr. North, Hathern,and was ordered to pay .£ I. Lis. (id. the damages and costs, or to committed to the tread mill for two months. Eliz. Knight ...
... absence of the servant, and several articles of female %tearing apparel stolen. We mentioned in our last, that Mr. North, of Hathern, had had the young trees in his nursery cut down and destroyed in the most malicious manner. Last neck his premises were again ...
... and found a quan:ity of wool quite wet; I gave it to the constable of , Coleorton. * examined : I keen a pnblic-house at Hathern ; it is two miles from Kegworth ; I remember Ow prisoner Beggs, with a man named Seal being at my house on the 3d of June ...
... Johnson, being the least culpable of the three, ordered to pay 6s. &I.—James Fisher and Thomas Freeman, charged by W. North, of Hathern, with an assault, were finZ•ll Is. each, and costs.—John Pilkingtou was brought from Leicester, in the custody of Mr. Musson ...