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... there Turn ; they knocked him oil' his horse with a rail, and were proceeding to ride his pockets, when luckily a person of Hathern, of the twine of Swift, coming op at the time deterred them, and they decamped, leasing; Gaines in possession of his pro. ...
... at Shardlow, he nos :Marked near Ha., therit-turn by a large mob of pcopl., el pally from the villages of Sheepshead and Hathern, who wine inimical to the measure. They first bestowed 1111011 hint a copious quantity of abusive Lot. g oa g e and then began ...
... of Little Dalhy, neat Mellon Mowbray. Monday last, Belton, near Mrs Maddock, wife of Mr opulent farmer, and of Mr. Dean, Hathern, near Loughborough. Friday last, John Stepbeuson, gent, one of the Aidermen Leicester. served the office of Mayor, in the ...
... . _ ! bouse of Mr William Hairiniau,. pvtsou who some W the instant. Jane Rebecca, the youngest j rt .|i ri ,j f r ., at Hathern aforesaid, likev broke dangliter of the lair illiam llardy.of Oerby into, and silver watch, together with some valuable pus ...
... tlliam Gains, of ibeSaracco'a Head, Swsa-atreet, aged m, ,e * * * korae-dealer of considerable practice. Saturday last, Hathern, near Loaghboroagh, aged Jamea Allrnhrnw, schoiilmasler of that village for fiftyfour, and parish clerk for thirty-eight year* ...
... Richardson, wife Mr. John Richardson, upholsterer : (he same eveuing she had nttumJed the ('arroigute chapel Saturday last, Hathern, near Loughborough, much respected, by hir family and friends aged Mrs Jelly, wife Mr Jelly, that place, and sister Edw. Boyer ...
... herself Sunday night, Lockington, and was taken out of the water Monday morning. Some thieves who carry on their depredations, Hathern, near Longhborugb, unite with dishonesty uncommon degree of dastardliuess; several instances have lately occurred in which ...
... other motive ii.al'ue, t.irre are hat ft that wo'ihi lii.e th:s in ilk* unless hail b. i nia-lc Friday ?>;r. eight Icy, of Hathern, butcher had tour sheep worried, whelhor nudiciously or not mikviowng it is supposed the deed was done by some carrier*s dog ...
... 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 ...