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... last the following delivered interesting discourses — Rev J Babingtou Cossington Dr Adams of Reuipstone E T M Phillipps Hathern Rev A lirandrnra one of the Secretaries Revs H Fearon W H arcus of Loughborough Mr J W Woolley and Mr Smith same place attendance ...
... Loughborough Branch of the above society was held in the Free School-room on Wednesday evening. Theßey.E.T. M. Phillipps, of Hathern, occupied the chair. Mr. Smith read the report, which showed that the society was progressing. Addresses were then delivered ...
... G. Whittaker to I Miss Jane Woodcock, both of Hathern. I On Tuesday, at lUbern, by the Rev E. Sroythics, Henry M. M. Hanford, of Northampton, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Mr, Harriman, of Hathern. On Wednesday, the WetlevanChapel. CastleDoniDgton ...
... both offences, and suggested to Mr. Carpendale that he should withdraw it, which he ultimately agreed to. Three boys from Hathern were charge 1 with assaulting W. Browning Dowe, throwing a stone at him, on Saturday, the 22nd of June. Complainant, who is ...
... Castle the Rev. J. Parkes, Mr. Allsopp, Borough-street, to Miss Clarke, daughter of the late Mr. J. Clarke. On the mat., at Hathern, by the Bey. E. Smythies, Mr. Henry M. M. Handford, of Northampton, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Harriman.of ...
... Blandford her Majesty’ of School will uext at half-pust one o’clock night of the lat inst trike of from garden of Mr Cooper of Hathern On th ult garden Mr J of Kegworth Hhtoit Relic— In th year 1351 Duke to chancery or oonrt of Lancaster writ seel— not only ...
... Sheepshed, on tbe 6th inst. Garden Robberies.— Quantities of early potatoes were stolen from the gardens of Mr. Jobn Cooper, of Hathern, and Mr. Sturgess. of Kegworth, in the course of last week. ...
... sky at night- But should I brought low or weak, sorrow love fear, This would crave—oh.' grant boon I—the sympathetic tear Hathern, July 0,1850. J G. P. * [We presume that our correspondent desires solution verse.—En. L. Al.] THE ELECTRIC LIGHT. (Bead recent ...
... morning's reflection. Cricket.—On Monday and Tuesday, very interesting match was played at Hathern, between the Loughborough Robin Hood ar.d Hathern Clubs. It being Hathern wake, and the weather remarkably fine, a vast number of £ persons were present. The ...
... run Mr 11 Kaino 3 1 1 2 7 61 Cricket On Monday Tuesday last game Robin Hathern Clubs which of sotnt play witnessed number of spectators owing partly doubt to fine it being Hathern wake following score to have terminated in favour of Loughborough:— NOTTINGHAM ...
... were paid Anthony Maslin PC lo Benjamin Fuller Thompson required find sureties to peace fighting on 17th of July Hathern It being Hathern wake quarrel both defend-ents appearing ground of animosity suppose they would quarrel again were discharged costs ...
... place, on the 6th inst. Ordered to return, and costs to be deducted from his wages. Benjamin Fuller and David Thompson, of Hathern, were charged with fighting on the inst. Both parties admitted the charge, but as there now appeared to be no animosity between ...