... 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, ...

... furmer sentence, aul fined 1s. id been paswed | CHARLES aged was Gentlemen, | stealing three the of Jol » said. for the | Hathern, on the: of Novemberdast. ckoned one of | cuiur stated that en the: 10th of Nevemle pas was broken and stolen th cted of steal ...

... ) numbers, — Overy, in this wi who oppose Oa the 15th inst, aged 83, Mr. Joha Sa fer meve ine Field, in this ecuuty. At Hathern, ou Thursday week, aged 38, 1 Wing ofcom respetted. r of a system On Thursday week, aged 55, Mr. Anne | ien of nati Loughborough ...

... 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 ...

... for obstructing the highway, bya | at his window, on which was exposed meat f Robert Hla riman, was ordered to North, of Hathern, the money he ha@ obtaine release. of the complainant’s cow from the pi all expences. Assavuttsj— John Rowley, was fined 5 ...

... Brackenbury, (one of 4he agents the Parent Society), Rev. Mr. Madge, of Rftthley, Mr. of Loughborough, and Mr. Phillips, of Hathern ; the room was respectably filled, and interesting details were given. The bazaar at the Methodist Missionary meeting, at ...

... Sunday night, Mr. T. Keiffhtley, of Hathera, had a lamb stole out of a close near Long What ton ; and on Monday, Mr. Hairman, Hathern, had a lamb killed in a meadow near the Soar, and the hind quarters taken away; also, Mr. Henry Taylor and Mr. J. Smith had ...

... Jackson) would make then. The coftrt rose about halt past six o'clock. On Saturday last, as son of John Swift, labourer, of Hathern, six years of age, was riding in ft waggon, he fell out of it upon liis head, and seriously injured, he died oil Monday. Crickkt ...

... preserved brook, belonging to T. Bahingtoa, Esq., fined £2., in default of paytmut, imprisoned two month*. Thomas Cooper, Hathern, for shooting a partridge ; tonvic|ed in the penalty fit. ' Oeasge Soaeaton, jun. and John Mailer, for letting a on a boy ...

... sums, and to pay all cost*. Thomas Roper, charged by Richard Green with an assault. Ordered to pay the cosU. Mrs. Clarke, of Hathern, charged Win. North with aasault.— Costs divided. Thomas Bodycoat, Thomas Easter, and William Ward, charged Mr. Anthill wiih ...