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... apopleptic fit, a verdict was returned accordingly. Two children have been suffocated, one at Loughborough, and the other at Hathern. THE ROYAL VISIT TO D EASY. —The visit of the Prince of Wales to Derby will take place on or about Tuesday, December 17th ...
... Harold. Noaday. Nor. 18. Lodge on the Wokls. Tuesday, Noe. 19, Deltas. trklay, Nov. 32, Gaddeeby Hall. Saturday, Now. 23, Hathern Turn. MR. TAILBY'S HOUNDS.-At 11 A.M. Meuday, Nov. 18, Shmrsby. Thursday, Nov. 21.111stonbn.the-Hill. Saturday, Nov. HI. Stanton ...
... Abbots' Clownholm. THE QUORNI HOUNDS.—At 11 ♦.m. Tuenduy, Now. 19, Belton. Friday, Nov. 22, Gaddrsby Hall. eatur;.tay, Now. 23. Hathern Turn. MR. TAILBY'S HOUNDS.—At 11 A.m. Thurslay, Nov. 21, Iltdon-on-the- SLR. Saturday, Nor. tt. Marton. THE COTTIOCKORE HOUNDS ...
... Park Hall. Friday, November 29, at Spond. THE QUORN HOUNDS.-At 11 A.M. Friday, Nov. 22, Gaddeaby Hall. Saturday, Nov. 23, Hathern Turn. Monday, Nov. 25, Willoughby. Tuesday, Nov. 26, Copt Oak. Friday, Nov. 29, Beehy. Saturday, Nov. 30, Once Dieu. MR. TAILBY'S ...
... Leicester to Nottingham and Derby will leave at 11-20 a.m., and 8-45 p.m. Leicester to Nottingham and Derby will stop at Hathern. The 7-22 p.m. from Leicester to Burton will leave at 7-30, arriving at Coalville at 8-6 p.nr, Ashby 8-16, and Burton at 8-40 ...
... with, the bench thinking the previous conviction would be sufficient.---John Bourne was ecnvieted of cruelty to an am at Hathern, and fined Is., with £1 14 mat., 4.r 21 days' hard labour.—Frederick Lees was charged with absconding from the service ...
... proceeded with, the bench thinking the previous conviction would be sufficient.—John Bourne was convicted of cruelty to an ass at Hathern, and fined Is., with £ll4x. costs, or 21 days' hard labour.—Frederick Lees was charged with absconding from the service of ...
... of Bapeote. On the Sal hint., at Loughborough. at the Reginter Office, Mr. ISAAC WARREN, to Min, LETITIA RATCLIPP, both of Hathern.—On the 4th Inst. at the Came Mr. THOMAS HOPKINS, to MI-r M. A. lIERRINOTON. hoth of Shorn-Med. —On Sri Ont.. at the General ...
... PCILVITCRE.—SaIe to ounimenco at Twe lve o'clock. Offices—SandMae, and ImperialHufidlnip, Nottingham. 1318 NORMANTON HILL, near Hathern Station, Midland 9 ighl SALE of lob BEASTS,:tun HORSES, and AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- M- ENT& WWRIGHT is favoured with instructions ...
... Kegworth, 8 from Lockington, 3 trots Hathern, and 38 from Castle Donington. Among the clergy present were Rev. J. Clarke, (Kerworth), Rev. T. Whittington., curate, Rev. J. G. Bourne (Castle Donington), Rev. P. Bmythies (Hathern), and Rev. W. Reynard, vicar of ...
... at 12 A.M. FrMay, March 21. Baggrave Hall. Saturday, Mardi 22. Coleortan Hall. Monday, March 24, Hilts. %sudsy. March 26, Hathern Turn. Friday, March 26, Brooksby Hall. Saturday. March 29, Catkin, MR. TAILBY'S HOUNDS at 12 A.M. Monday. March 24, Manton ...
... aged 74 4mtm. THOMAS HILL On the 17th Mgt.. at Sheepshed. the Infant of CHARLES HEW FM, Finney-hill. the 17th 1214., at Hathern, THOMAS HEYWOOD, anefl M. On the 14th 1.4., at the rnion, Melton Howtosy, JAMS GR %HAM GILLINO, late of Geanthem, ainot sit ...