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... nf MandWiU., merter Willia Towncod. Uoollcy, Yorklhire, malrrtrr m Woleerhaaipton, Sta#or4lfcire, maltfltoy Thom*» Fymt, Hathern, in LoccAerfhirc, carrier Sa>atirl K ratio, m. irv Durliam, OtpcMcr Mealy, of Oafor J ftroei. holier Dibt&rnH. FA. 4* Barfon ...
... o1, 20 Je ne 16, at the Rochuck, William Pruen, Cornhill : Loncéon, T May 1 Guildhall, London, 6, June ¢ William Smith, of Hathern, May 13, 14, June 16, at the Lion and Lamb inn, Leicefter, Thom: of Manchefter, cotton manufedurer » May 12, June 2, 16, at ...
... to appear May ix, xd. and June id, at Ten, at Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. James Ricluidfcn, New ii.u. William Smith, Hathern, in the Coun'y of Leic Ber. Grocer, Baker, Deslrr andChapmin; to appear May 13. 14, and June id, Tluee, the Lion and Lamb ...
... 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 ...
... Liverpool, Thomas Wood, grocer, to Mary Laycock, Dale-street On Monday last, at Childwatl, the Rev. E T. Much Phillips, Rector ot Hathern, son of Thomas March Phillips, Esq. of Garendou Park, Leicester- shire, to Miss E. Hayes, of Wavertee, daughter of the late ...
... Monday last, at Childwall, by the Rev. Dr. Parkin- son, Chancellor of Chester, the Rey. E. T. March Phil- lips, Rector of Hathern, son of Thomas March Phil- lips, Esq. of Garendon Pork, Leicestershire, to Miss E. Hayes, of Wavertree, daughter of the late ...
... MARRIED. Monday last, at Childwall, by the Rev. Dr. Parkinson, Chancellor of Chester, the Rev. E. T. March Phillips, Rector of Hathern, son of Thomas March Phillips, Esq. of Garendon Park, Leicestershire, to Miss E. Hayes, of Wavertree, daughter of the late ...
... Mail Coach was proceeding irom Loughborough to Derby, on Sunday week, Rotng down the hill between Dish ley toll gate and Hathern, one of the hoises became unruly, and while the coachman was holding him in, the reins broke; the horses being thus without ...
... and outside passengers behind ; in passing through Hathern, the wheels were very near coming in contact with one of Pickford's Stage Waggons, and going a dreadful rate down the steep hill at Hathern lui u.they wcre still nearer another of these waggons; ...
... 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 ...
... wheels. amid they coo. Haan! galloping with the greatest tory, leaving the toothwan. guard, anti outside As kimono* through HAthern, the wheels were withia eery Few inches of coining in contact with one et Plekterts eta,- waggon. ; and visit at a &imam MO ...
... Levin, Old Chambers, Bishopsgate Within, watchmaker W. Hawkridge, Cleveland-street, Fit,;roy-square, surgeon. N. Smith, Hathern, Leicestershire, dealer and chapman.—T. sen. maltster.—\V. llewens, Hinckley, Leicester, mercer. R. Bark, York., hire, corn-dealer ...