... Burton-on-Trent, offered for sale (by order of the mortgagee.) several lots of freehold pro. perty and land situated at Hathern and Sheepshed, the property of the Lite William Cooper . There was &good atteadance, several gentlemsn coming from a distanee ...

... next meeting of the Guardians:—William Sharp, of Syeton, army pensioner; Samuel Granger, of Loughborough; and J. Hunt, of Hathern, army pensioner. SERVANT. Mr. Cool gave notice that M the nest meeting he should move the appointment a general servant ter ...

... address, when he may be oommooketed with daily ea all matters relating to hie profusion. H. T. BURROWER, TIMBRE MERCHANT, OF HATHERN, NlirnHlS to Mask all those friends who so willingly at Tuesday, May 27th. aLo whim to dab that, all being wall, he the Fretniass ...

... Woodbouse; Chas. Lewis , Alice Stewart. Sbeepebei ; Sarah E. llemalsy Bbe rtot,_ Elizabeth A. Penney, Syston ; Annie Watts, Hathern: Clam III .: Martha Barrow Kegworth ; Annie Good man, Melton Mo wbray ; M artha A. Hodges, Em• manuel, Loughrough. First year ...

... Jane. eldest daughter of Mr. Luke Hutchinson, of Alfreton, Derbyshire. WIDDOWSON—Kautem.—On the 2xid at:timiPatiah Church, Hathern, by the Rev. E. Smytbies, ILA., R.D., rector, Mr. Arthur Granvi ll e Widdowson, baker, Long Whatton, to Mary Ann , you t daughter ...

... at a price per ton, and for work with hone, cart, and man within the same Pariah, at a price per day. IN. THE PARISH OF HATHERN—from the Quarry at Sbeepshed belonging to this Pariah to the District and Main Reads in such Parish, at a price per ton, and ...

... supplying and carting stone to Castle Doaington and Lockington. Oa conaideration of the tenders for Hegwortb, Sheepthed, and Hathern, Mr. oomplained that no sufficient publicity had boo glees that the Board desired to obtain find., for the carting, and therefore ...

... Deane, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Deane and Mice Deane, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Burgess, Mr. Sidney Wells, Rev. E. Smythies and party (Hathern). Rev. H. B. Hamilton (West Lemke). Dr. and Mrs. Smith (Kegworth). Dr. and Mrs. Pike. Rev. A S. and Mrs. Newman, Rev.—Orton ...

... judgment was by consent given in each. CRUELTY TO A Cow AT HATHERN. —Silas groves, farmer, Hatbern. was charged at the instance of Inspector Fair, of the R.S.P.C.A., with cruelly treating a cow at Hathern, on the 4th June—A labourer named Willem Pilkertoe stated ...

... 'masaid Lola, Hegiers, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. THOMAS WILSON, At the Three Crowns lon. Hathern, in the cou nty of Leicester, on 'Muscle , the 31st day of July, 1884, et Four o'clock in the Afieeown precisely, subject to specie' conditions to be ...

... of this village bald their annual tea meeting in a field kindly lent by Mr. W. for the occasion. Upwards of 240 sat down. Hathern braes band was in attendance and played some good selections of music. After tea, dancing and Mb* games were freely indulged ...

... conflagration was coneequrutly observable for many mike, and the residents in the vicinity, and those in Long Whatton and Hathern, speedily ran to the hall to render what asautance might lie in their Trowel'. Tho servants worked most pliantly, their efforts ...