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... of excellent GRAZING LAND, ‘situate about mile from the town of Belton and adjoining the Turnpike Road leading Belton to Hathern Turn, 2a. Or. or ‘thereabouts (be the same more or less), now and for many years last past occupied by Mr. William Hoult. ...
... necessary to have chemical ana- lyses made of all the public pump waters in the town, or was it ucceseary 10 tw Dishicy, Hathern, Stanford. Quorndon, or the River Scar, as the water of all which were well known to Mr. to be highly charged with sulphate ...
... story was true it showed she was 2 very wicked woman, und fined her 2s, 6d. and costs, or fourteen days’ Johe Stubbs, of Hathern, charged with using threat discharged on paying the costs, and promising not to re- ening language to James Attenborough, ...
... Starbuck, shoe maker, Ont Sant a Sh Sheepshed, John Henry Herrod, 24y On i, at Sheepshed, Alice Keturah Blake, the tet tat: Hathern, Elisha Wardle, aged 24 apes daughter of James Dixon, aged 3 months, On the 5th inst. at Market aged 31 years, Ann, wife of ...
... Henry—Ulverseroft Ulverscroft Parr, Thomas C. Hook—Barwell Maliory ——, Rev. D.§.—Orton-on-the-Hill » Peters, W.—Staunten W. F. M.—Hathern Pilgrim, Semue! C.—Burbage A—! Pratt, John—Leicester Priestman, Frederick S.—Garthorpe Rosret— Loughborough Reworth, John ...
... have been wretchedly performed during the week to as wretched houses. Cuance or Fowrs.— Henry Cooper and Samuel Topley, of Hathern, who had been remanded on a of stealing three live tame fowls, on New Year’s Day, the property of Mr. Thos. Groves, blacksmith ...
... sai Number of in-door Poor paupers 123 out-door 974. An Saar order was read from the the allowance of £6. from the poor of Hathern for the emi; gration of Joseph Hallam and family Th ere was no other business of before the board. GHBoRovGH first Society ...
... pre- sented through the Society of Arts by the Royal Commis- business the sioners. There being no other Rev. E. Smithies, of Hathern, read his paper on “ Emigra- N tion” The Reverend gentleman has evidently taken great interest in the subject of emigration ...
... Sileby, Mrs. Ann aged years. On the 30th ult. at Mountsorrel, the infant caughter of Thos. Hassall. ) On the 31st ult. at Hathern, Ann Swift, 80 years. On the 31st ult. at Sheepshed, Mr. William Potter, aged 66 years. On the 24th ult. at Loughborough, ...
... Henson, Walton-on-the-Wolds ; B. FP. Churchill, ‘Thomas Miles, j jun., Keyham > T. C. Angrave, t Leake ; E. M. Handford, Hathern; H. Humphreys, J. Higham, Quorndon; W. Lee, Barrow-on- R. Swinfen, Knightthorpe; J. Mitchell, Mount- rel; J. Baguley, on 5 ...
... Sheepshed, paid £1, and the case was adjourned for a fortnight for him to pay the remainder, with costs, John Caldwell, of Hathern, who did not appear, charged with neglecting to pay £2. 5s. 3id., due as poor rates to the parish of Sheepshed, was ordered ...
... of this place, on Tuesday even- ing, the 22nd inst., when the Revs. C. L. M. Phillipps, the vicar; E. T. M. Phillipps, of Hathern; E. H. Hoare, Barkby ; E. Morgan, Syston and Dalton Seagrave; and Mr. S. Needham, of Queniborough, delivered appro ‘This being ...