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... James Heath, of Betley, Stafford, foapboiler. William Pruen, of Finch lane, Cornhill, London, tobacconift. William Smith, Hathern, Leicefter, baker. Thomas Brown, of Manchester, Lancaster, and Matthew Etch dls, Hollingworth, Chester, cotton manufacturers ...
... thole who are its immediate inftruments. We are told, that a h3re, a few days ago, ftrayed into the Three Crowns Inn, at Hathern, in the county Leicester, and fat herfelf very contentedly before the fire, notwithftanding there were feveral people the ...
... places twelve feet. A Caution Innkeepers. —Laft week about feventy- innkeepers and publicans, .Loughborough, Nhccpfhead, Hathern, Kegworth, Ac. 'were tonvicledof felling ale meafures, ,and the mitigated penalty of los. each, and ss. 6d. Tor the cxpence ...
... (thr-CurMe>cn»lbu Vicarage of CoiUun. vrdl by death of tuv Rev. Mr. Quick, the Rev. Richard Warner, the Wilts. MARRIED.—At Hathern, the Rev. John Sankey, M.A., St. Hall, Oxford, and Curate of Norburoiigh, to Anne R«ye* Dealt,of the former place.— Dhvrsh ...
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... dentist Joel Wilson. Bromwich. Staffordshire, sleet manufacturer John Wesson. Noltingbaro, lace manufaclurer Richard '‘mnh, Hathern, Leireslertlnre. tanner Edwin Brookcr, Cheltenham, carver Thomas Baskerville Jones. Brecon, maltster James Hod;son and Joseph ...
... W~est Brcmwiich, ,Slsffordshlire, steel 01 manufacturer WESSON, John, NIttiughlam, lace manufacturer kc SMIIHs, Richard, Hathern, Leicestershire,and Formuark no park, Derbyshire, taninerH BRooICR, E~dwin, CIhelteuhsm,earver st JONES, Thomas Baskervilte ...
... Theological Tutor of Stepney College, London. On Tuesday, at Hathern Rectory, near Loughborough, in the 76th year of'his age, and the slst of his incumbency, the Rev. E. T. March Phillipps, rector of Hathern, and Chancellor of the Diocese of Gloucester. On the ...
... near Hurst Green ; and Sutterton, near Spalding. The grants formerly made towards enlarging and reseating the churches at Hatherne, near Loughborough; Market Rasen, Lin- coln ; and St. Briavels, near Coleford, Gloucester, were in- creased. Death of the ...
... e. The late Mrs. Fitch, of Bath, had bequeathed tho institution a legacy of .flsoo. and the late Milk!' Maria Knight, of Hathern, one of £lOO. New lifeboats had recently been out to Sunderland, Tynemouth, and Howtk. The lastnamed boat was readily granted ...
... mcn would arrive at Hathern to fight several mains of the cocks on the same day. The venerable archdeacon lost no time in communicating with the lice, who eventually discovered the cockfighters in a wood, about two miles from Hathern, but did not succeed ...
... ten or fourteen seconds. I saw the Iron I)uke ,on quarter of a minute before the collision from the forecas . —Lieutenant Hathern: time y° i elapsed from the time you first saw the ship ahead to tn ; time the Iron Duke was reported ahead ?—As near as ...