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... of each of the Dietncteof themd Union, comprising the following parishes: Loughborough District. Belton, Charley, Dubley, Hathern, Kniahtthorpe. Lon* Whiitton, Longhnorooffa, Sheepahrad, and Woodthorpe. Lrakr District. Burton. Costock. Cotes, Hoton, East ...
... Society, was held in the Free School-room, Church-gate, Loughborough, on Tuesday evening. The Rev. E. T. M. Phillipps, of Hathern, presided. The Rev. R. Stammers, of Quomdon, read the Report for the past year; after which the Rev. S. Fiddian, Wesleyan ...
... secured. The quality of the grass is generally good, and the crops, considering the long dry weather, are average ones. Hathern.â At Hathern, on Thursday week, J. Gregory, Gent., held an inquest on the body of William Wild, labourer, who had died suddenly ...
... before toe board by Mr. W.‘G. Palmer, medical officer. He stated that be had been called upon by order the for tbe pnrish of Hathern, to attend girl named Harriet Perry, who was living as servant with her .uncle and Rantyatfr. and Mrs. \lccars, of that place ...
... loss of blood.—lfyAwap Robbery. A man named John Peet, of Long Whatton, was stopped by two men on the turnpike-road between Hathern and Loughborough, on Saturday night, and robbed of three halfcrowns and two shillings. —Robbing a Matter. The female servant ...
... and countryman, in the course of little bit of an Irish row, was allowed to arrange. Beniamin Puller anA Monen Watt*, of Hathern, were lined Is. each and costs, for assaultmg Thomas Gee of the same place, on the night of Saturday the 29th of August. The ...
... amounte from the respective parishes of the Union Thursday the sth of Nov.: namely, Belton, £l5; Chariey, £lO, Dipley, £5; Hathern, £93; ; Whatton, I £B6; Loughborough, £571; Sheepshed, Woodroorpe, £4, Burton-on-the-Wolds. £45; Costock, £36; Cotes, £6; ...
... Dakin, on the Loughborough list; John Hands, of Morley, Derbyshire, on die Sileby list; Edward Dean, of Loughborough, on the Hathern list; and Charles Hartshorn, of Long Whatton, on the Sheepshed list. Mr. Godkin was the only one who appeared in support of ...
... East Leake, took the second prize of 10s.; George Savage, his driver, 2s. All the ploughs used were made by Mr. Handford, of Hathern, except two. For the best pair of horses used in single or double ploughing for the prizes on the day of meeting, the same ...
... the evening, briefly stated the happy effects of the society’s labours since its opening. The Rev. E. T. M. Phillips, of Hathern, the Rev. T. Barton, of Sutton Bonington, ana S. B. Wyld, Esa., of Costock, then severally addressed the meeting, and made ...
... quantity of old iron and steel, the property of his master. Offence against the Game Laws.— Joseph Kirk and William Brotcn, of Hathern, were convicted of conning over land, where the right to game belonged to C. M. Phillipps, Esq., and the former fined 405 ...
... and but few of their heels were knocked up. Three hares only were killed, and three puppies (all of a litter), two from Hathern and one from Kegworth, were at the death of them all. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S.— Monday. Inheritress and Geraldine were backed ...