... suspicion, the door was forced open, and she was found hanging by the bed-post. The body was cut down, and by assistance Mr Hathern, a surgeon, anilv.iilu.j uas restored, atter the young woman had been bled, and put into warm bath. Pregnancy was the cause ...

... published a.D. 1771. Lord Someryille invention, or rather improvement, was patented A.D. 180 L. About that time Mr Handford of Hathern, near u* i l i L’ ma^e . he first double plough with beams wnten could be set wider or narrower by means of screw stays. ...

... lost no tins. in communicating with the police, who eventually discovered the cocklighteas in a wood about two miles from Hathern, but did cot amused in capturing any one of them. They, however, obtained of scone cocks, some with spurs on, of two-wheeled ...