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... the property apply to the Tenants, and for further particulars to Mr. Robert Graves, of Ilemington Mr. George Groves, of Hathern, to the Auctioneer, or at the office of Mr. Giles, Solicitor, Loughborough. ...
... the property apply to the Tenants, and for further particulars to Mr. Robert Groves, of Remington ; Mr. George Groves, of Hathern, to the Awetioneer, or at the office of Mr. Giles, Solicitor, Loughborough. SWAY INGTON, LEICESTERSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ...
... ] t4reatt,to Item..—Joseph Bessington was charged with stealing a rail, Value 341., the property of Thos. Hutchinson, of Hathern, on the 29th January.—The Bench ordered him to pay 3d. the value of the rail, and 108. and the costs ; or in default to bo ...
... tadr.-- Ann Dicks, an orphan child, belonging to 1 . 6 union. wee bound apprentice to Thomas Warren, t_virutwork knitter, of Hathern, until she is 18 pare l'r,os until the time of her marriage, with • prekoLu+4 or 1.::s and two suits of clothing.—Purniant ...
... on the 21th inst., Mr. Thomas Ferriman. a2ed 3s years. At Sheepshed, on the 2Sth inst., Mr. John Fasten, aged 77 years. At Hathern, on the 26th inst., aged 77, John Reetley, gent. At Long Whatton, on the 26th inst., aged 36, Mary Heighten. At Syston, on ...
... At the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Loughborough, on the 17th inst., Mr. Henry Tollington to Miss Mary Widdowson, both of Hathern. DEATHS. At Loughborough, on the 11th inat., aged 31, Jane, wife of Mr. John Newman, lligh.street.—On the 17th inst., the ...
... Simpson, Henson, and J. Burrows. The bread reports wore satisfactory. Two cases of 11(1191111V were reported as existing at Hathern, and the clerk was direeted to issue the usual notices for their removal or abatement. The clerl reported that sittoe last ...
... Poyner, Shepperson, Hepworth, Henson, John Burr ma, Kidger. Rowbotharn, and Burrows. The bread reports were satisfactory. Hathern and Sutton rate colketore' monthly statement were read. Two :ales of nuisanoce were reported as eristing —one at gath.•rn ...
... Mos. ; - i WESLEYAN CHAPEL, HATHERN. -On THURSDAY NEXT, Aran. 36th, 1867, , 01. pupil ; there will be a PUBLIC TEA MEETING in the ex ' en r 7 l :t h . above Chapel, followed by a CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC, by the Hathern Choral Society, assisted by ...
... received by W. Jefferson, and T. H. Richards, Loughborough; J. Porter and J. Clarke, Sileby. IATESLEYAN CHAPEL ANNIVERSARY, HATHERN.—On Sunday, May the 12th, 1867, will be held the second Anniversary in the New Wesleyan Chapel, Hathem.—TWO SERMONS will be ...
... CHAPEL ANNIVERSARY, lIATHERN.—On SUNDAY ICIICT May 12th, 1867, will be held the second Annireraary in the New Wesleyan Chapel, Hathern.—TWO SERMONS will be preached by MR. JOHN CRT PWELL, of Epperatone, at half-past Two o'clock in the Afternoon, and at Si: ...
... Goodacre, Cotton, Birchnall, llepwortli, Baler, J. Burrows, and Marshall.--Mr. Riley reported that the nuisance complained of at Hathern was not abated,and it was resolred that Mr. Riley be requested to report thereon again in a month. Six fresh cases of nuisances ...