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... after removed home for a few weeks, and was then ?? l0months. He was then again removed to Hathern, where he has re- mained ever since. I came over to Hathern 5 or 6. times a-year; lie always appeared to labour under a delusion that people were talking ...
... Station At Eleven. THE QUORN HOUND 9. Wednesday, December 27 leley Walton Friday. December 29 Twyford Saturday, December 30 Hathern Turn At Eleven. ...
... outside, and h somebody had got into the house through the hwindow and gone out the same ?? Bake- d well, of the King's Arms, Hathern Turn, said that on February 11th the prisoner came to his house about e f.30 in the morning and asked to be supplied with ...
... the guests were Mr3. de Lislic, the Rev. D Martens (Sheep- shed). the Rev. A Van Psemel (Whitwicke), the Rev. B. Smythies (Hathern). Dr. Wood (Sheellphed), Mr. John German (agent to Mr. de Lisle), Mr. A. Marshall, and others. After luncheon the usual toasts ...
... Parker, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of St. John, Skirwith, Cumberland; Rev. Edward Smythies, B. A., to the Rectory of Hathern, Leicestershire; Rev. Robert Whitaker, M.A., the Rectory of Scorbrough, with the Perpetual Curacy of Leckoufield, Yorkshire ...
... Dowell, Kegworth, farmer; ; Mr. Samuel Eyre, Sneinton, coal merchant. Re William Smith, Formarck Park, Derbyshire, formerly of Hathern, Leicestershire, grazier. A fortnight ago the certificate of the bankrupt was suspended for I8 months. On the present occasion ...
... distinguished family in a more noble and exalted character. th. CHARGE OF STEALING A HAT FOURTxEN MONTHS AGO.- On Monday week, a Hathern man Samuel Topley was taken CH before E. C. Middleton, Esq., and charged with stealing aH hat, the property of Hugh Gaskin ...
... his loess, IHATHEnN F.C. V. HATHERN MORNING STAR F.C.- A~ match was played at the Hnthern cricket ground on Saturday, for a new football given by Mr. R. W. Howe, between twelve of the Hathern FC and eighteen of the Hathern Morning Star P.C. At the close ...
... a quarter before eleven. The Doninoton Hounds will meet on Wednesday, Feb. 24, at Little Eaton Village. Saturday, 27, at Hathern Turn. Tuesday, March 2, at The Manvers' Anns Inn, Rateliffij-on-Ti ent, Notts. Wednesday, 3. at Coleort on Toll Bar. Friday ...
... Thomas Cooper, 81 years Mr. Elizabeth Lakin, 75 years; and Mr. Thomas Lakin, aged 86. Add to these Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, of Hathern, 61 years ; and Mr. Samuel Kirk, of Woodhouse Eaves*16 years, and the reader will have six persons who have died during the ...
... schools. The collection was upwards v of 191. 0 On Sunday, the 15th Inst., two sermons were preached in t the Wesleyan chapel, Hathern, by the Rev. F. Skeeling, of Loughborough. The collections amounted to 61. i2s. 9d., h being 12s. more than last year. The ...
... ierml- of the London Papers, the folloiwing Letter in reply to this Article has been addressed by the Rev. E. PI]ILLIPrS, of Hathern, to the Editor of the Leicester Chronicle. TO THE.EDITOR OF THE LEbCESTER CHLuONICL9. Su,.As an extraordinary statement, copied ...