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... tomorrow (Sunday); that in the morning by the Vicar, and that in the evening by the Rev. K. T. M. Phillippe, M.A., Rector of Hathern. Special Tkaixs to axd Scotland are announced our advertising columns, with which are combined senes of musical cutcrtaiumcnts ...
... Schools— annual sermons for the above schools will preached Sunday in the morning vicar in the evening the Her E T M Pliillipps Hathern Leicester Dispensary Treasurer to acknowledge the receipt of 1 as donation from E for each valuable institutions Monthly Concerts— ...
... Dexter; Costock, W. C. W. Woodrofte; Cotes,' Thomas Warner Lacey; Dishley, Charles Bosworth; East Leake Thomas Cooper Angrave; Hathern, John Keetley ; Hoton' William Hart; Knight Thorpe, Thomas Brooke Miller' Long W batton, Henry Cramp; Loughborough, Joseph ...
... Market Rasen, Lincolnshirl = , re ' bnt^er. Joseph Holroyd, Dalton, Yorkshire, cotton and DECLARATIONS OF DIVTDwn R. Smith, Hathern, Leicestershire andrS? END shire, tanner-first div. 0 f 6 *'* ? o«niark-parli, Derbysequent alternate Saturday, at Mr ny ...
... idt.. aged 82, Mrs. Sarah Marshall, of Zouch Mills. On the 2r.th ult.. at Sheepshead. ased 39. Mrs. Hannah Fox. Monday, at Hathern, sued 32, Mrs. Jemima ( ooper. On the 23rd ult., Sutton Bouuinglou, aged 56, Mr*. E. Newham. At Loushborough.—On the 22nd ...
... Revs. H. James (of Sheepshed), R. E. Roberts, T. C. B. Stretch (a deputation from the parent society), and E. Smythies (of Hathern). Liberal collections were made on both occasions towards the funds of the above Society. A Smash.—On Thursday a farmer's ...
... the 24th nit., at £ fSrer, Baxter-gate. Mrs Aon Maria ol, B the U aame place, aged 30, Mrs. Sarah Cart. Wr the 25th ult., Hathern, aged 10 months, Elizabeti, Brigham. the ult., at Barrow-npon-Soai% aged 75, Mrs. Mary Hall. the 23rd nit., at Benseliff, ...
... the two districts of the said Union, comprising the following parishes:— Loughborough District. Belton, Charley, Dishley, Hathern, Knigbtthorpe, Long Whatton, Loughborough, Sheepshed, and Woodthorpe. Leake District. —Burton, Costock, Cotes, Hoton, East ...
... Cooper of Hathern framew ork-knitter by Geary gamekeeper to C M Phillipps Esq having used a gun for purpose of killing or tuking on the in of 20s costs or in default payment hard labour George Hensliaw Charles Groves John Bakeweli all of Hathern framewo ...
... daughter Mr. Thomas Morris, fanner and grazier, of Walcote Lodge. „ ~ „ On the inst. the Old Church. Loughborough, Mr. Sharpe, Hathern, to Miss Amelia Mellows, of the former p ace On the same day, at.Emmanuel Church, same place, Mr. William Piout, ss Lvc >' ...
... -convicted 5s for having been drunk at inst Wiliiam Lovett also similarly like offence the night of inst A Rev J K C ltatcliffe Hathern with assaulting William Wilton father-in law him required to sureties to was accordingly iiis recogn: to c at of the iiit ...
... imputations against complainant's chastity. Fined 2s. 6d. each and costs, or fourteen days' imprisonment. Thomas Ratcliff~e, of Hathern, was charged with assaulting William Wilton, his father-in-law, his own honse, on Mend ay, and with threatening to burk ...