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... Head Difiributor of Stamps for the county of Warwick, except Birmingham. A few deys fince wa interred in the family vanle at Hathern, 10 the county of Leicefler, the remains of Mrs Ao Loe, late of Mcafam who died ar the ade vanced age of 85.—~Her ellates ...
... at the Roe-buck, Betley. Wm. Pruen, of Finch-lane, London, tobacconift, May 12, 26, Junc 16, at Guildhall. Wm, Smith, of Hathern, Leicefterfhire, grocer and baker, May 13, 14, Jome 16, atthe Lion and Lamb inn, Leicefter. Thomas Brown, of Manchefter, and ...
... fe’nnight, at her houle in Leicefler, advanced in life, Mrs. Myddleton, a maiden lady, Giller to the Rev. Mr, Myddleton, of Hathern.—Ou Wed. nelday, Joha Woght, Efq. Bunker, iu Nouing Lam.—A fow dayt cgo, Moo Willam T 3, bii'der, w 1 Hilde:ooe, SalfsdMire ...
... and bgokseller, of Lich. field, to Miss Martha Evans, of Londoa. & | On Tuesday se’noight, Mr. John Hatrison, yeoman, of Hathern, to )fln Stamford, of Lockington, both in Leicestershire. J s Lately, Mr. Thos. Sowter, of Castle D:nm Leicestershire, to Miss ...
... of Master of the Free Grainmar Schoc! st that place for nearly 2% years, with the greslest propricty. Oun Friday last, at Hathern, Leicestershire, sfier a Jong illness, Mrs. Beer, wife bf the Rev. Thomas Beer, Rector of Loug Whatuon. ‘ ' On Monday. at ...
... was found ilty, but reconmended to mercy. ~George Preston steéaling w¢ Nailstone. a quantity of barley Correctinn.~— at Hathern, Frecman, for transported fo ing a ‘bus_lfml ia flouse o in‘%:::le Hinckley, for stealing imprisoned ei W. Kenuey. Joi parts ...
... sentenced to 6 months imprisonment.—Edward Heggs, charged with bi‘r‘&bl opcn a walt office belonging to John Chidwell, at' Hathern. Not Gailty.— Richard ‘T'urostile, aged 24, and Thomas Rawson, aged 17, Sut‘cd with stealing a doukey, the property of John ...
... t'm;\:mm Village and Marsden illage (dpast 10} Tuesday, — 21, Six Hills Wodnesday, —— 22, Lowesby Hall Thursday, —— 23. Hathern Terma end Cranoe T Yillage — 24, Rateliffe. Mondsy, Nov. 20, Corby Tuesday, - 21, Wing Thuredsy, —— 23, Home Mill Setarday ...
... “Tueadar, e 12, Lndge-on-the-Wolds Wednesday, == 15, Loweshy Thursday, == 11, Charley Mill and Shearshy lon Friday, ~= 13, Hathern, COTTERMORY. g Monday, Dee. 11, Corby Tuesday, —— 12, Cole's Laxkger Thursday, - 15, Foster’s Bridge Naturday, —— 16, Kuossimgton ...
... cart-loads of men would arrive at Hathern to fight several mains of codks on the same day. The Archdeacon lost no time in communieating with the police, who eventually discovered the cockfighters in a wood about two miles from Hathern, bnt ¢‘d not suceeed in eppturing ...
... Tyesday, March 29, the Qaks Chyreh. Thursday, March 31, s;?swu Station. Friday, April 1, Abb- cLLlch‘y. Saturday, April 2, Hathern Turn, SIR BACHE CUNARD'S HOUNDS Saturday, March 26, Nevill Holt, DUKE OF RUTLAND'S HOUNDS, Friday, March 235, Boothby Hall ...
... FEASTS IN JULY. Sunday, July 17.—Belgrave, ().ul;?', Syston, Market Boswaorth, Barkstone, Hathern, ansheld, Higham, Redmile, Saltby, Saxby, Denton, Whissendine, South Croxton, l{ouinfi:on, Doddington. Sunday, July 24.—Luddington, \sztham, Kilby, Blackfordby ...