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... hard to imprison him three months for it.]— Samuel Topley, Thomas Cooper, George Henshaw, and Joseph Giles, four youths from Hathern, were charged with using a guv for the purpose of taking game, on Sunday, the 22nd ult., on land where the right belongs to ...
... Before the Rcrs J Dudley and IF Acworthand E C Middleton Esq— Joseph Kirk of Halliern was in a 1 for having the 4th instant Hathern unlawfully used dogs for the purpose of taking game not having game certificate Spencer Alountsorrel North as fined for keeping ...
... done. Petty Sessions, Thursday, Oct. 17.—(Before E. C. Middleton, Esq., aud Rev. W. Acwortb.)— Joseph Kirk, victualler, of Hathern, was charged with using dogs for tbe purpose taking game, on tbe 4th inst., on laud where the right belongs to C. M. Phillipps ...
... with cast irou akeatb purpose an improved double-handed -straw cutter fur horse power well manual' Labour by Mr Handford of Hathern who pair of patent wheels axles by Mr Crotkill a double-blast 'wiilnowiug machine with improved chaffing riddle and itrike ...
... for t Purpose, and an improved double-handed straw cutter, Odf horse Power as well as manual labour, by Mr. )»he-i. rd » Hathern, who also exhibited a pair of p(4ent * ranch *' by Mr - Croskill. A double blast winnow- V im P d chaffing riddle and spike ...
... churt constables for the ensuing year. Accident.— On Tuesday morning as Mr. J. Smith, jun., of this town, was passing through Hathern with a horse (a spirited animal) and gig, when near the national schools the horse jumped wall, and Mr. Smith was thrown the ...
... Stevenson, W. Harcus, T. James (late of Loughborough), J. Stapleton (Sheepshed), and Messrs. J. Hudson (Barrow), H. Partridge (Hathern), Coles Tomlinson, J. Adderlev. J. Smith, W. F. Palmer, F. Stevenson, E. Fosbrooke, A. Hucknall, J. Giles, T. and W. Chapman ...
... gh, to Miss Ann Milner, of Sutton Bonington. On the 17th inst., at All Saints' Church, same place, Mr. WiUiam Savage, of Hathern, to Mrs. Mary Sutton, of Loughborough At the same time and place, Mr. Thomas Hutchinson to Mrs Mary Ann Bombroffe. On the ...
... the Church-gate School-room Amongst others present observed the Revs H Feanm BD H H AVyatt H Alford (Wvmeswold) E Smithies (Hathern) J Goadby AV Harcus J Smith and J Cartwright E C Middleton AV J Woolby B Brock S J Smith Esqrs and number other gentlemen ...
... Sirrat »»^ of sutton-in-the-Elms. Church, Loughborough, Mr. H At ih t °e Stanbridge, private in the Thomas Gutteridge, of Hathern, Miss Emma Heggs, of Loughb ...
... Thursday, January 2.—(Before the Earl of Lanesborough, and the Revs. J. Dudley and W. Acworth.)— William Diuuiiclijfe, of Hathern, was charged with unlawfully travelling a carriage belonging to the Midland Railway Company, on Tuesday, without first paying ...
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