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... NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Hathern (addltiosal), to the Marlborough, for disposal. Second Maaten--J. H. Tully. to tha Edgar . , S S. Sudgeu, to the Lsndrail; R. J, Barrett, to the Rhadamanthus. Second Clam Assistant Engineers—W. Ross, to the Foxhound; G. L. ...
... in Leicestershire, where he was born in 1784. was apprenticed at an early age to a frame smith, named Samuel Caldwell, at Hathern, a orighbonring village. During his apprenticeship acquired complete practical knowledge of the business, and of all the mechanism ...
... Lord Garendon; his next brother was tbe late Rev. E. T. M. Phillipps, Chancellor of Gloucester, and fifty years rector of Hathern ; while his nephew, the eventful heir of the vast Leicestershire property, is Mr. Ambrose Phillipps, of Grace Dieu Manor, ...
... The bridegroom was a ripe old man of 75, and the bride, a blushing damsel of less than half those years. The pair came from Hathern ; and, as many the natives had subscribed towards the expense of publishing the banns and celebrating the nuptials, the style ...
... The bridegroom was a lipe old man of 7D, and the bride, a blushing damsel of less than half those years. The pair cane from Hathern; and, as many of the natives had subscribed towards the expense of publishing the banns and celebrating the nuptials, the ...
... The bridegroom was a ripe old man of 75. and the bride, a blushing damsel of less than half those years. The pair came from Hathern • and. many of the natives had subscribed towards the expense of publishing the banns and celebrating the nuptials, the style ...
... the More is more delennimed to oppose arid railway or messily Dewed. the el the pm* imam Y her gnat abseil he Td d mew It haThern announced, and dee late been met-teed with ildight, that the Queen will hold • Court, at Itueki•gham Palace, the 27th irk ...
... own in this country, to give the in five or six thousand pounds and send them to the United States? The Rev. E. Smythies (Hathern Rectory, Loughborough) wished first to express his great obligations to Mr. Howard for the interesting, practical, and thoroughly ...
... apply half the dressing in the last week of February, aud the other half in the first week in April. The Rev. E. Smythies (Hathern Rectory, Loughborough) said much difference of opinion existed in this country as to whether the greatest benefit would be ...
... wheelwright, and arlisansgenerally, but foryoung fellows of education and capital, say eons of farmers; and the Rev. E. Smythies, Hathern Rectory, Loughborough, undertook to tell such men what is the best part of the world for them to go with 500/. or 1,000/. ...
... and with the engine they would be enabled to thrash their corn without waiting for weather (cheers). The Rev. E. Smythies (Hathern Rectory, Loughborough) wished to mention one point of great interest to himself and to thousands besides, who were in a similar ...
... himself in • hurry and had forgotten to pot on his other stocking. Perk tad locked him, and cams away trots the comme with his hathern paskethook dietendel, as in a dropsy with hank notee. I hated him with a deep and undying hotool ; but one he asked me to ...