PETTY SESSIONS
... [The Special Session Report will found in the second page.] EXCHANGE, Leicester, Tuesday, Nov. 12. Mr. John Hardy, of Silver-street, tailor, brought Thomas Hent, one of his apprenti ...
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LEICESTER CORPORATION v. BURGEN
... King's Tarsi/ay, J une Mr. AMOS (supported by Mr. Herge,,,, appeared for plaintiffs, and stated ,t , ..S whs commenced recover penalties f loln in consequence of his ...
PETTY SESSIONS
... EXCHANGE, Leicester, Tuesday, Oct. Three men (Wm. Wise, and another) were charged with trespassing in Messrs. Knight & Jackson's close, at the bottom of Barkbylane, and breaking the fe ...
BOROUGH SESSIONS
... These Sessions were held Thursday. After the Grand had been sworn in, the Recorder addressed them some length, principally the subject of Trades' Unions, in the course of which he p ...
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
... Thete not (he slightest truth in the stories ire have observed in some quarters, of Lord Grey's retirement, or of tbe discussion* in the Cabinet to the appointment of a suc ...
ADVICE TO SERVANT LASSES
... M extract the following useful from article in the second number of that cheap and interesting periodical, Johnstone's Edinburgh Magazine, enti led Advice t»» Certain Orde ...
ILLEGAL RATING OF CHAPELS
... NOTICE is hereby given, that a Meeting of the Proprietors of the LEICESTER and SWANINGTON RAILWAY COMPANY, will be held at the Bell Hotel, in Humberstone-gate, Leicester, -ii Monday, the 14 th day of ...
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
... Timber at Budden Wood, NEAR QUORNDON. TO BE SOLD BY TICKET, At the CROWN INN, MOUNTSORREL, on Friday, the 25th of January, at Two o'Clock, i IAHGE quantity of OAK TIMBER \ TREES, POLES', and UNDERWOOD ...
Accident from Lightning. On Thursday afternoon, two horses belonging to M .W.Bryan, of Narborough, were killed ..
... of them had been working together harrow, when the driver, aroid t ...
The Third Winter Conckrt, on Wednesday last, was more numerously attended than any the preceding ones. In the ..
... blended some the most distinguished families in the neighbourhood. Great prai ...
LEICESTER CHRONICLE
... Lsicsstss, Nov. 3D, 1833. '' frotn Spain this week is of a description than has been re- for seven] weeks past. The insur- Bt, be defeated etery point |i come in contact with the ...
The First Winter Coxckkt took place on VV eduesday evening, at the New Rooms in Wellington-street, which ..
... was even more numerous than during the last series.— Amongst those present were—His Grace the Duke of Rutland, Lady Adeliza Manners, the Marquis of Granby, Lord Robert Manners, Lady Haaltrigge, Sir F. G. Foivke, Bart, and family, J. Mansfield, Esq. and Mrs. and the Misses Mansfield, Col. Cheney and Miss Ayre, Col. Hamilton, Col. Wollaston, Major Jervis, E. Dawson, Esq. M P., H. Halford. Esq. M ...