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METEOROLOGICAL DIARY, 1812

... joiner, to Miss Ellen Livesley, late of Formby.-On Monday last, at Childwall, the Rev. E. T. March Phillipps, rector of Hathern, to Miss E. Hayes, of Wavertree.-On Wednesday last, Mr. James Bennet Wilcox, merchant, to Jane, second daughter of Mr. George ...

Published: Friday 24 April 1812
Newspaper: Liverpool Mercury
County: Lancashire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1897 | Page: 8 | Tags: News 

THE QUEEN TO THE PRINCESS OF WALES

... passengers behind . as it passed ag1 through Hathern, the wheels were within a very few o inches of coming in contact with one of Vickford's n- stage vaggons; and going at a dreadful rate down the very steep hill at Hathern, Turn, they passed . another of these ...

Published: Friday 10 June 1814
Newspaper: Liverpool Mercury
County: Lancashire, England
Type: Article | Words: 444 | Page: 6 | Tags: News 

To the EDITORS of the Liverpool MERCURY

... This superb bronze statue is a votive tribute of ladies, in honour of the Duke of Wellington. Mr. Thomas Hickinbottom, of Hathern, has a hen which has regularly laid eggs during the period of one veer and nine months. The produce, up to Monday Dy'nnight ...

Published: Friday 25 December 1818
Newspaper: Liverpool Mercury
County: Lancashire, England
Type: Article | Words: 869 | Page: 7 | Tags: News 

Varities

... its being e ad, 0 four young ones-were discoerd wlich wcntdeve r -pouusdu ?? late ?? Theinas Gst-ridge, b'i iL smith,'of Hathern, Leicestershire, died about 1'7 years li ago, at the zdvanced'age; of 87 years' Yeving-ei ht ti daughters, ,even itf 'whan ...

Published: Friday 01 June 1821
Newspaper: Liverpool Mercury
County: Lancashire, England
Type: Article | Words: 2545 | Page: 6 | Tags: News 

THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH IN WALES

... remarkably I ng stout and healthy young ?? Afercury. g Ig t.'hurch Rates.-It is stated, that the Rev. Mr. eh Pbilipps, of Hathern, brother to one of the members ms for North Leicestershire, has induced the Churchmen E inof his parish to dispense with a ...

Published: Friday 03 February 1837
Newspaper: Liverpool Mercury
County: Lancashire, England
Type: Article | Words: 2604 | Page: 3 | Tags: News 

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT

... of the Parent Society, and the Rev. Envy:an MARCH PHILLIPS, A.M., Chancellor of the Diocese of Gloucester, and Rector of Hathern, Leicestershire, as a Deputation from the Parent Institution, and other Gentlemen, are expected to address the Meeting. Secret ...

IN THE COUNTRY

... and J. WILLItt, Bilston, Staffordshire; screw-manufacturers---C. BOSWORTH, Ratcliffe-upon-Saari Nottinghamshire, and S. B. Hathern, Leicestershire, seedsmen—H. BROOKMAN, the younger, and J. lar, Middlesex, checsemongers—J. and J. Caorarmse Manchester, ...

Published: Monday 23 March 1840
Newspaper: Liverpool Albion
County: Lancashire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1123 | Page: 7 | Tags: none

WAKEFIELD—Foto/a

... Co-7 bias ram, D and J Ild'Donnld -1 bl raw silk , 4 hx• silk piece gond* . N ichol and Robirtoon-4 es eberry, les ro ck II Hathern-1 ea rock coral, J Gladstone and Co-31 chin indigo, 60 elits shell lac, 14 his raw silk, 2 bus oundries, I Mid 1 ht wine, ...

large buildings were burnt. A gentleman, named Goodin attempting to prevent the Kunnebec Hotel from tire, by ..

... Express. —On Saturday the Columbia, a new „itended to ply between this city and Hudson, launched from the yard of William Hathern, at Wiliburg. She is built for Mr. J. Bame, the enterprising rietor of the Hudson River line, and it is supposed will e to ...

k Herald insinua

... Veto York Daily Express. Saturday the Columbia, a new intended to ply between OIL; city and Hudson, from the yard of William Hathern, at Wilo.. • She is built for Mr. J. Barre, the enterprising )r of the Hudson River line, and it is supposed will be one of ...

LEICESTER

... factories of Messrs. Cartwright and Warner, and compelled the hands to turn out. In the afternoon they proceeded to Sheepshed and Hathern, and entered the houses of the framework-knitters, for the purpose of causing them to leave work, but this many of them refused ...