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... MONDAY, June 26, 1797, It with much plcafttrc we Icarniiom Bfiftal, that the brave and virtuous Kofciuflra was xeceived the inhabitants with the moft marked attention. The Sheriffs took the earlieft opportunity p*y ing him their refpefts, and the reft ...
... Page 6 THE GAZETTE Friday April 29 1983 Bob's a man of many hats Bob Hetherington a man of many hats which is just as well on some occasions Bob chairman of the district health authority and Ealing Council s amenities committee the deputy mayor and after ...
... experience, recalls the Daily Chronicle. On January 15, 1797, when John -Hetherington -emerged from his haberdashery shop in the Strand wearing a silk hat he was surrounded by a mob of such proportions that he was arrested and charged before the Lord Mayor ...
... THE FIRST TOP HIT. The first 'silk, or top, hat appeared in 1797. It was worn by the inventor, London hatter named Hetherington. who, in his zeal, emerged from his shop into the street. The results were beyond all expectation. A crowd ...
... THE 'TOWN OF HALIFAX IN 1797.. TAW PROD MOORE BAP OF THE TOWN AND TOWNSHIP OF HALIFAX. PUBLISHED IN 1797. =OLT LENT BY MR. J WHITAL.6II. JP. A CEI Mewl. et awl was • Halifax when George 111. L tombola the West Remy Mr Samuel ember et Jahn. represeated ...
... THURSDAY, January 12, 1797 would, However, be inclined to fanflion tHet meafutcbjr approbation, were wholly confined to lawful defence that country, and did recede in nothing from the ptinaiplea, thelorm, and the duties prefcribed the form and the law* ...
... THE HATS OF THE MIGHTY. Ever since a certain John Hetherington January 15, 1797, appeared in the Strand wearing—to quote a newspaper report of tho period—upon his head what he called a silk hat, tall structure having shiny lustre and calculated to frighten ...
... The First Silk Hat. On Jetuary 15. 1797, one Hetherington, a baberdaeher, Put his hat upon hie head And stepped into the Strand, his hat being the forerunner of the army of silk hate which were in the following century to come to be looked ...
... SATURDAY, DEC. 00. Dec »7, 1797. AT Meeting the MANUFACTURERS this day tin- Maid's Mead, top the put pole taking Into coniideration the STATU of met? thisiMA-NUEACTU RY. . It the opinion of this Meeting, that the various Yarns the Manufacturers of place ...
... By Paul Hetherington BORO’S young team is under surveillance from four top clubs Manchester United Liverpool Spurs and Newcastle are keeping a close watch on Bruce Rioch’s youngsters and they are likely to come under the microscope again this morning ...
... the sides of the crown. Ii is quite • new idea to have hats made to match.wido silk scarves. Square net veils are one of the latest innova- tions. These are fastened by the centre part to the very top of small silk or velvet hate, and are allowed to hang ...
... THE REVEREND WILLIAM HETHERINGTON'S CHARITY to the BLIND; Established in 1774 CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, LONDON. WHEREAS the Rev. WILLIAM HETHERINGTON, by gift in his lifetime, enabled the Governors ot this Hospital to pay Annuities of £10 each to BLIND PEBSONS ...