... ground, and had collar bone broken. A man has been sent Leicester tread mill, for three weeks, for stealing cole plants, Hathern, the property of Mr. Smith, of Ouorndon. Asubv-df.-la-Zoicii, March 30.—Last night, the slumbering inhabitants of this place ...

... glass, but | thieves probibly afraid some marks about the boxes won lead to a d iscovery. ass, belonging Mr. J. Sheldon, of Hathern, was unstrung last Sutnrday night but one, between /o k!i Bridge 1 Stint Gate. To put it out its misery, it was found needful ...

... and some jars ot nickled mushrooms were carried away. CHURCH BiKAKiNC.— Last Thursday morning hut one, was discovered that Hathern had been broken open during the night. The sliong box was carried away, bat the thieves were disappointed in their hopes of ...

... lake their trial for stealing the iron from a plough on Mr. D. Farrow’s farm, Ashby road, near Luughbro’. Mr. J. North, of Hathern, had his premises again visited last Friday night week, by one or more those men that are too idle to work, and consequentlv ...

... years old. On Tuesday, William Ppm and William Collins. a Loughborough, were taken up on a charge of stealing a watch, at Hathern. On Wednesday night four females were taken into custody, as street. 1 walkers. Two vi.ung lads of Whatton Turycy bare been ...

... to witness, when making hav, Ac, About five years back he met him wandering about the meadow, and could not find his way Hathern ; he seemed like one lost It was in the second meadow from the river. . . . , . . . . Cox, years of age, said he was not a ...

... itgust.—(lte-examiued.) It is a damp situation. The riser runs close by. It was a cold seasuir William Johnson.-1 live at Hathern. I was formerly a servant to Alr. Holmes. I was there fifteen years, and I left clot en years since. Berme I kit him, I believe ...

... suit Told hint that be could not have them there now, and be inquired where he cou!sl get them made. Taylor, shopkeeper, Hathern, William Heywood, flour-dealer, Normanton, William Newbold, lahourer, Normanton, all severally deposed to some irs:simstance ...

... cruel can conceived. saw sixteen sheep that were brought this town, belonging to Mr. Kniplit, Hatheru Turn, and Mr. Boss, Hathern, near Louhorouch, which had been brutally killed and left field Hatltern. Prom the state the animals liny appeared have been ...

... sixteen sheep that were brought to this town, belonging to Mr. Knight, of Hathern Turn, and Mr. Boss, of Hathern, near Loughborough, which had been killed and left in a field at Hathern. From the state of the animals they appeared to have been tortured in ...

... the room of Dr. Stunner, translated to the See ef Wiochester. Sixteen slicer, the property of two rumen and graziers, sear Hathern Turn, were maliciously destroyed a few days since ; the miscreants beat the brains out of some of them with a blunt instrument ...

... , have been taken and finally commttud for trial by C. DI. Phillipps, The names ot the two men are Heggs; they reside at Hathern, and are brothers. The diseotery was made by a who saw the whole transaction, and was neat to identify the parties, but front ...