... fituate on he River Soar, in the parilhes of Sutton Saint Ann's, otherwile Sutton Bonnington, in the coun'y of Nottingham, and Hatherne, in the coonty of Leicefter, both or one uf them ; together with two Mefluages or Tenements, Barns, Stables, Yards, and Appur ...

... hours.' A CAUTIOW' TO io NNXtYEtPERs.-On Friday fe'nnight,abrut7tonrikeepers &Vicftuallersje. fident in Loughbro' Sheepfhead, Hathern, Keg- wsrth, and other places in that rneighbourhood, were cunviled 'befbre tie Rev. Dr.' 'arkin- Ion, one- of the Magirates ...

... augtooll, of Chefter- field, chadlewick marutfatturers. March 31 SamuelCaldwsll, of Hathern, Leicefier- fhire, framefimith, John Heathcote, of Nottingham, late of Hathern, anid not or late of Loughborough, frame fetter up, Richard Jelbeart, late of Kegworth ...

... joiner, to Miss Ellen Livesley, late of Formby.-On Monday last, at Childwall, the Rev. E. T. March Phillipps, rector of Hathern, to Miss E. Hayes, of Wavertree.-On Wednesday last, Mr. James Bennet Wilcox, merchant, to Jane, second daughter of Mr. George ...

... thiey knocked il hit0 off lii; Isorse wvith a r'sil, and wvete proeeeding to (I rifle his pockets, %when luckily itpetsets of Hather'n, of P1 the namle of Swift, comhw 'up a.t the tune deteired b them, anti they decamped, lecn~ing-Gs1ineIS inl ?? of his property ...

... Fizeley lair was attaclked by four men, between flarherin and Hathern ITurn ; they knocked him off his horse v ith a rail. and were proceeding to rifle his pockets, when luckilv a person of Hathern, of the name of Swift, coming up at the rime deterred them ...

... Coaeh wvas proceeding froir w ould 'Loughborough tol)erb;y on Sudayse'iinight,goingdown im ul thie hill ?? toll-gate and Hathern, one of rainu the horse becami e nrulS 'aind ¶fiie the cdabmai was 1 s at holding him in, the reins broke; tbe horses being: ...

... passengers behind . as it passed ag1 through Hathern, the wheels were within a very few o inches of coming in contact with one of Vickford's n- stage vaggons; and going at a dreadful rate down the very steep hill at Hathern, Turn, they passed . another of these ...

... MauselI-itreet, Middlesex, watch-maker. -W. Briggn latiridgek ol tOle-'elaodi-street, M iddlevex smtgeoa.- .W. Lue Switi,, of Hathern, Leicebler, dealer.-- T. Peet the elder, of BrdAore, Nottinghaum. ialtsler.-W lieweas, ot Hin ockley, Ceicester, mercer,-R ...

... l~ondon, wafthmaker. Williamti Briggs Hawltridge, Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square, Widlesex, surgemil Nicholas 1 oc Smit h. Hathern, Leicester, dealer. *IThnmas Peet. sen. BrIeidmore, Nottingham, maltster. W'illiam Heveiis, hincklev, i eicester. mercer. ...

... This superb bronze statue is a votive tribute of ladies, in honour of the Duke of Wellington. Mr. Thomas Hickinbottom, of Hathern, has a hen which has regularly laid eggs during the period of one veer and nine months. The produce, up to Monday Dy'nnight ...

... four hundred. In this branch, too, the men are yet out of work at Whitwlck, Thringstone. Diseworth, Lone Whatton, Kegworth, Hathern, Sutton Bo- nington, and Wimeswould; at several of which places many of the jack-wires have been removed, to prevent their ...