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... original stuck were 20 Ewes, chosen from the flock of the late Mr. Hall Coates • others purchased the sale of Mr. Smith of Hathern' Mr. Gilbert of and Mr. Brampton* together with 40 procured by the assistance Mr. Paget — ...
... original stock Were 20 Ewes, chosen from the flock of the late Mr. Halt of Coates; others purchased at the sale of Mr. Smith of Hathern! Mr. Gilbert of Coates, and Mr. Pearse of Brampton; together with 40 procured by the assistance of Mr. Paget the only Hams ...
... Temple, London, Miss Maria Rrackenbnry, third daughter of the Matthew Esq. Ely- . Monday Mr. Buver, dissenting minister, Hathern. MARY, daughter' the Wiliiam Cartwrigbt, Esq- Quorndon, Leicestershire. , . . DIED. Tuesday suddenly, Mr. Samuel W'allis, ...
... Stuttgu-d. week, Mr. James Beales, Mrs. Atkins, widow 'r. Atkirs, draper, formerly of Leicester. lew .'s N. L. Smith, Esq. of Hathern, to Miss hie, i-rkiiigtuu, Leicestershire. Last w --k, Mr. I). Rawtinys, Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, Mis.s M. Roberts ...
... the Hare and Hounds public-house in ard s-end. On the inst. Mr. of so f late aim Maddock, Em* eminent surgeon, Miss Dean, Hathern, near Eoughborough. DIED. Ou Sunday last, aged 73, Mr. Robert Wallis, shop- Mrs.Sharp, wife Mr.Sharp, ° f near M^yf GL»n ...
... P, Maddock, of Pelton, Leicestershire, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Edward Dean, a respectable farmer aud gruzier, of Hathern, near the former place. ...
... musician to Mr. Robertsons company of comedians to Miss Mary Townsend. On the 20th ult. the Rev. E. T. M. Phillips, Rector of Hathern, to Eliz. eldest daughter of the late C. Hayes, Esq. of Liverpool. â' v i Lately, Mr. John Capp, of I.ougtiborough Parks ...
... silently manifesting itself at Loughborough, Kegworth, Sutton, Mountsorrel, Hoton, Wimeswols, Rothley, Sheepshead, Sileby, Hathern, Whatton, Barrow, &c. ic. It begins now to be well understood that a Honse of Commons, in which a majority of its members ...
... Tuesday se’nnight, as Mr, Ward, carrier from Sheepshead to | Notiingham, was returning home from Loughborough, by i way of Hathern, he was met by two ruflians, near a place | calted Oukley Wood, who knocked him down, cut his | pocket out, took from him ...
... Grantham. Canal. Cntgrave 4 2 Cropwell, Coulston, Owthorpe, and Kinoulton 4 Hickling Wharf 4 4 Long and Hose ~,,4 5 Harby, Hathern, Plungar, and Barkstone ,4 6 Redmiie, Bottesford, and Muaton (below the locks) 4 7 Woolsthorpe, Casthorpe, and Harlaxton Bridge ...
... Canal. Cotgrave Cropwell, Coukton, Owthorpe, and Kinoulton 4 Hickhng Wharf 4 4 I.oiig Clawson and H05e.! 4 5 Harby Hathern, Plungar, and BaVkVtone.!!!!!!'.'.'.!!!4 6 Redmile, Bottesford, and Muston (below the locks) 4 v\ oolsthorpe, Lasthorpe, and ...
... Canal. Cotgrave 4 2 Cropwell, Coulston, Owtborpe, and Kinoulton. 4 3 Hickling Wharf 4 Long Clawson and Hose 4 5 Harby, Hathern, Plungar, and Barkstone 4 6 Redmile, and Muston (below the locks) 4 7 Woolsthorpe, Casthorpe, and Harlazton Bridge 9 Grantham ...