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... Hon Henry Vernon second son of Lord Vernon to Miss Eliza Grace daughter Edward Coke Esq Died On Thursday the 1st instant at Hathern in the 85th year of his age Rev Thomas Beer Rector of Long What-ton deceased closed long life distinguished for remarkable ...
... said Wm Marcer For further Particulars enquire the Office of Mr NUT-TALL Solicitor Pavement Nottingham or the Auctioneer at Hathern near Loughborough Nottingham 24th October 1822 GOUT RHEUMATISM COUGHS AND COLDS LIFE PILLS entirely Vegetable discovered the ...
... important Institution the completion and fitting-up of the Building It in March 1824 aud FREEHOLD ESTATES LOUGHBOROUGH AND HATHERN been found by experience perfectly well suited the fiurpose Madras system ot discipli for which proper immediately introduced ...
... For further Particulars apply to Messrs LATHAM and wbray SON Solicitors Melton Mowbray FREEHOLD ESTATES LOUGHBOROUGH AND HATHERN To be SOLD by AUCTION Mr PETER KING the Bull’s Head and Anchor Hotel Longhborongb on Tuesday Wednesday the 3d 4th Days of ...
... herself Sunday night, Lockington, and was taken out of the water Monday morning. Some thieves who carry on their depredations, Hathern, near Longhborugb, unite with dishonesty uncommon degree of dastardliuess; several instances have lately occurred in which ...
... other motive ii.al'ue, t.irre are hat ft that wo'ihi lii.e th:s in ilk* unless hail b. i nia-lc Friday ?>;r. eight Icy, of Hathern, butcher had tour sheep worried, whelhor nudiciously or not mikviowng it is supposed the deed was done by some carrier*s dog ...
... ground, and had collar bone broken. A man has been sent Leicester tread mill, for three weeks, for stealing cole plants, Hathern, the property of Mr. Smith, of Ouorndon. Asubv-df.-la-Zoicii, March 30.—Last night, the slumbering inhabitants of this place ...
... glass, but | thieves probibly afraid some marks about the boxes won lead to a d iscovery. ass, belonging Mr. J. Sheldon, of Hathern, was unstrung last Sutnrday night but one, between /o k!i Bridge 1 Stint Gate. To put it out its misery, it was found needful ...
... and some jars ot nickled mushrooms were carried away. CHURCH BiKAKiNC.— Last Thursday morning hut one, was discovered that Hathern had been broken open during the night. The sliong box was carried away, bat the thieves were disappointed in their hopes of ...
... lake their trial for stealing the iron from a plough on Mr. D. Farrow’s farm, Ashby road, near Luughbro’. Mr. J. North, of Hathern, had his premises again visited last Friday night week, by one or more those men that are too idle to work, and consequentlv ...
... years old. On Tuesday, William Ppm and William Collins. a Loughborough, were taken up on a charge of stealing a watch, at Hathern. On Wednesday night four females were taken into custody, as street. 1 walkers. Two vi.ung lads of Whatton Turycy bare been ...
... to witness, when making hav, Ac, About five years back he met him wandering about the meadow, and could not find his way Hathern ; he seemed like one lost It was in the second meadow from the river. . . . , . . . . Cox, years of age, said he was not a ...