... kind a year or two ego. Convicted, and fined Fis. and costs, or two months' imprisonment.—Henry Cooper and James Fisher, of Hathern, were charged with assaulting Hugh Baskin, of Kegworth, on the 17th ultimo (Loughborough race day). Complainant stated that ...

... the execution of his duty. Pined 10s. sod costa, or one mates Imprisonment--Ruben Swift and John Batmen, two youths from Hathern, were charged with unlawfully taking • pheasant, the property of C. M. Phillippa. Esq.. on the lth instant- A party of gentlemen ...

... 2 Idr Specks demist:kale, Immersed beet Meta The anneal armed meanie of the member, of the Orantbam - George 14rdlloo, of Hathern, wan charged with inisaulting For*, heat, woo raw' , ease, eaub Y bah a 1..04 t hird. Meal, and neer. tots Formes emmotom ...

... satisfaction at the manner in which the work was assented. The ploughs used on the ocesioo were made by Marrs. Handfeed, of Hathern. and Bailey and Stubbs, of Woodhouse ; t e three used by the successful candidates were made by Mr. Bailey. and performed ...

... Gaunt ; Cosaington, Jonathan Ward and Thomas Heap ; Cotes, Thomas Hallam; Dlsewortb, William Hindi, and Thomas Jarrorn ; Hathern, William wallows and John Neightley ; Heminion., Thomas Oldershaw and William Pegg: Isle) Walton, John Winfield ; Kegworth ...

... About one hundred and fifty persons, chiefly members and their wives, par. took of tea, after which Mr. IL Partridge, of Hathern, one of the Vice-presidents of the Society, was culled to the chair. Previous to the balloting taking place, the Chairman ...

... Auxiliary of the above Society was held in the Free School, Church Gate, on Tuesday evening. The Rev. E. T. M. Phillipps. of Hathern, occupied the chair. The Rev. R. Stammers, of llitortidon, secretary of the Branch Society, having read letters from several ...

... assaulting John Johnson, on the previous Sunday. Fined ss. each and costa, or twenty one days' imprisonment.— Ansa; Clarke, of Hathern, charged with assaulting Michael War. roe on the previous Monday, was fined 55. and mats, or twentyone day's imprisonment ...

... the warmest encomiums of all who visited the ground. Two improved wood ploughs and winnowing machine, by Mr. Hanford, of Hathern ' were exhibited ; also a double blast winnowing, machine, by Mr. Thomas liewbery, of Loughborough. Titz took plee, at ')lr ...

... fortnight were satisfactory. An order front the poor-law board was read, sanctioning the allowance of NG front the poor rate of Hathern for the emigration of Joseph Hallam and family to Australia. There was no other Madness of importance before the board. _ ...

... PhiHipps. Psq., and. being his naiad offence. was fined E 2 and costs, or one month's imprisonment.—Joseph Kirk, victualler, Hathern, was charged with using four dogs In pursuit of genie, on the 11th inst., a• land where the nght belongs to C. M. PhiHipps ...

... Wright : he threw his away.—Charlotte Wright, aged 21, said she grew the potatoes on land she rented of Miss Caldwell, of Hathern. Her father had a shop of ten frames and employed journeymen, but his earnings and what he got out of the frames did not exceed ...