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... in order proceed from thence to St. Martin’s Church, where SERMON Will the occasion, THE REF. E. M. PHILLIP PS, Rector of Hathern. For the Benefit of this Institution. .vice to begin Twelve o’clock. A Collection will unde the doors. irs-ms dealing the ...
... following debtors came in custody before him upon their petitions praying to discharged : Janet Spencer, tailor and shopkeeper of Hathern, was opposed Mr. Brock of Loughborough, for Mr. J. Gwhank, dr iper, of Loughborough. The. insolvent underwent scrutinizing ...
... belonging to Mr. Boss, of the Anchor Inn, Hathern, was hamstrung while in a close near the above village. the same night, Mr. Harrison, of the same place, had a yearling foal killed. And Mr. Foster, likewise of Hathern, had two sheep killed and left on the ...
... Chambers, of Halhern. is supposed that some of these men are of the gang (hat perpetrated the crimes upon the other cattle at Hathern, mentioned in onr last. giv ing an exlraol of a critique inserted a London paper, on the performance (he opening of Drury ...
... place. At Loi'Oiiborough—On Friday, Mr. M’m. Bird, to Miss Ann Burton, both that place.—On Saturday, Mr. Thomas Brooks, of Hathern, to Mrs. Bridget Turlington, widow, of the former place.— Sunday, Mr.Kdward Holland, to Miss Elizabeth Buttery, both of K ...
... the Anchor public*house, to dir, and were shortly afterwards found in the possesion of the prisoner, her daughter's house, Hathern. In defence, the prisoner said, that she found the shirts while she was * ,on f the fool path from Loughborough, where »d»e ...
... former place. On WtelMtelar weak, at Barton Omy, Hr. Oawin, to Mia. Mary Freeman, both of that place. Same day, Mr. Hmuon, Hathern, Hta. Ann Holt, af Loughborough. On Tactday late; St. Margaret’., Mr. Oraon, Baihr, te.iUe county, to Ann, eldoaldaughterof ...
... Mr. Mnhhard. Glenfiekl, t*'' Edward Hegga, 28, and William dmH), charged with maliciously alanghlering aheep, (tie pariah Hathern. * Samuel Coicer, 21, charged with stealing two alWcr spoons, the property of Mr. Allard, of Hinckley. William Newham, 9A ...
... course of week they would grant warrant of distress on hia goods.—J. Wakefield was charged with assaulting his apprentice Hathern, and kicking him till blood issued from his ears. The defendant Mid that be was told the apprentice bad been ill-usang his ...
... It—(The priaoner waa in the habit of borrowing the hone, and la related to the proeeculor.]—John Knight, publican, neidlng at Hathern Turn, went in punuit of the prioouer, and found him near to Birmingham ; the prieonar waa on the hone; aent for comtable, ...
... which her husband is the , keeper. Convicted in the penalty 40s. and costs --William North, charged Jan-.es Hickling. of Hathern, with an assault. Mr. North the person whom we not long since men* tio ed as having the tree stolen out of his nuraerv, and ...
... Mr. Hill, of the former place. At Loughborough, Sattirday last, Mr. Joseph Chapman Mi*s Elisabeth Fletcher, 'btoth of At Hathern.on Monday, Mr. William Barrand, Stoke Albany, Northamptonshire, to Mis* Susanna Bennitt, of the for* aer place. At Aj-nho ...