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... Townend, of Woolley, Maltfter. Tho. Barlow, of Manchelter, Mercer. Jams. Barney, of Wolverhampton, Maltfter. Tho. Pyott, of Hathern near Loughborough, Carrier. Samuel Kirkup, of Stockton', Ship- carpenter. Anthony Mealy, of Oxford -ftreet, Holier. Edward ...
... Stock were Twenty Ewes, chofen ffotri the Flock the late Mr. Hall, of Coates; others purrhafed at the Sale of Mr. Smith, of Hathern;Mr Gilbert, nf Coates, and Mr. Pearfe, of Brampton ; together with Forty procured by the Afilftance Mr. Paget; the only Rams ...
... d. c. to sur. May 30 tio, and June 7, at i--Att. Pan. mnaore. Warford Cmurt, Throgmorts n Street. Nicholas Lue Smith, of Hathern, in the county of Lelcesu ter, d. c. to nur. May 16 at 4. 17, and June 17, at to, at the Rail's Head Inn, Loughborough.-Att ...
... MEETING will be held in the Music Hall, Albion-Street, on Wednesday, October 9th, 1833. The Rev. E. T. M. PHILLIPPS, Rector of Hathern, Leicestershire, will attend on Behalf of the Parent Society. The Chair will lie taken at Eleven o 'Clock, and the Meeting ...
... formed in this toen ; and that nissionaries *m are heing seut to the nuieliboniring villages to form Dm additional branches. Hathern, Sh'ea-shead,, and wi Quarndon villsges near Loughborough, have been cu visited during this week tor the above purpose. A ...
... assistants-(report savs doing a day behiqtdl~th Fair, to read the Riot Act.) On their way tdcjy swere joined by friends of Hathern. They proceeded to the Market Place, Sheepshead, where a' waggon was provided tor th. speakero. Mr Skevingtou had so speak ...
... William, Bilston, screw-manufac. l e turers se C. Bosworth, Ratellffe.upon-Soar, Nottlnghaccshire, and S. B. Lt Foster, Hathern, Leicestershire, seedsmen d Brookman and Roberts, Poplar, cheesemongers d J. Crompton and Co., Manchester, woollen drapers ...
... MEETING OF DEUG ES AT! NOTTH. .GAM. MoihdhZ, Apsl6Th. , The only: del'egates present were Mp nJW meq' Baker, of Hatherne,' in. the county;.of leiieter :and Mr. Win. Jackson Cckcroft, of Hilifax arn Mr. George Blaok, of Arnold, near Nottingham. Mr. JAMEs ...
... noliced as cent by the Female Chartiste of Loughbro', in the Star of May 16tk, should have been from the Female Cl artists of Hathern. H. BROWsi.-SeOa it here, post paid. THOMAS RoGEts, BILSTON.-Should receive his por- traitsfrom the agent who supplies him ...
... I a electing a delegate to represent them at the delegate meeting to be held here on the 24th. Information was given that Hathern, Long Whatton, Steeps- I head, and Mountsorrel, with other places, had I elected delegates, and it was hoped that no place ...
... SEPTEMBER, 28, 1340. 1 At eleven otclwck, the delegates met, ther being |il present- Mr. Skeviugton, Loughboolghm ., Mr. Baker, Hathern. Mr. scal, Leiceester-. Mr. Elmerson, Abiaold. '9pssM, SWeet andBostoak, Ncttingban. PMr. Alvey, Sutten-in-AAshield. Mr. ...
... Union met, when >he cards were deli- Bu vered out, many additional members joining; cards me are also being delivered at Hathern, Long Whatton, Th Mountsorrel, a-id Leake. Let but thu people p erse-aos vere, and they must prevail. par 84, WOUN TSORs.u-Ofl ...