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... Hoton. charged Mr. H. Larev, with stealing some straw, was dismissed, complainant failing to prove the case. J. Heggs, of Hathern, fined Is. and costs, for trespassing on the grounds of C. M. PhiUpps. Esq. Thomas Archer, Nottingham, fined 6s. and costs ...
... fined IDs. (or assaulting Thos. Barrowd )e. George Brookes was fined 10s. for assaulting Mary Charles* WOOll. John Bowley, of Hathern, was convicted in the full penalty of £10 for paying his workmen's wages in goods in lieu money. J. Moore, W. Parker, and ...
... Barrow, charged John Gibson, with and otherwise assaulting bim. - Compromised, on Pratt paving and alleost*. **** Brown, of Hathern, charged by rge Adkin, servant Mr. Harriaon, with trespassing on nis master's ground, on Sunday hwt.-Heggs jlned 6s and Brown ...
... Trinity. I fl Feasts at Little Eaton, Belgrave, Oadby, J VI ] C^^SyBton, Osbagton, Market Bos worth, Cadeby, Barkstone, Hathern, Watford, Hemingtou, Kings Sutton, Mansfield Woodheuse, Oxton, Skegby, Cosgrove, Hartwell, Saltby, Saxby, Redmile, Wymondham ...
... costs, for absconding from the service of Mr. William Norman Bramley, of Sheepshead, or to be imprisoned. Edward Hickling, of Hathern, fined 20s. & costs, for stealing turnips from the close John Keightley. William Freer, and Samuel Wardlc, both of Loughborough ...
... Stardforth, fined Is. c „ R ,. co *' s - for trespass on the grounds of C. M. Pniiltpps, E«q. John Keighley and William Brown. Hathern, costs for a trespass and assault Mr. Henry right, victualler. William and Joseph William Rennox, and Urnsey, for interrupting ...
... ESTATE, Situate in Hathern, in the County of Leicester, ia tha un- • dermentioned or such other Lots as shaU be determined upon at the time of sale, viz.. FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lotl. ALL that Valuable CLOSE of rich Feeding Land, called Hathern Turn Close, in the ...
... Cragg, Frederick ?â Loughborough. Cresswell, Joseph â Swithland. Crompton, Edward ?â Woodhouse. Caldwell, Edward? â Hathern. Curzon, Hon. R. W. ?â Gopsal. ?ââ, Hon. Henry ?â Gopsal. ââ, Nathaniel ?â Breedon. Dain, G. T?. â Langton ...
... is suitable for Building purposes, having an ex- tensive frontage to the Turnpike-road from Hathern to Belton. and is bounded on the South and West by Hathern Glebe and on the East by Lots 4 and 6. Lot 4. All that capital well-built Brick and Tile DWELLING- ...
... 21, at Nailatone Villag, t Each Morning at a Quarter before Klrren. THE MARQUIS OF HASTINGS' HOUNDS Saturday, March 14, at Hathern Turn Half-past Ten. THE COTTESMORE HOUNDS Saturday, March 14, at Cold Overlun Monday, .. 16. Orimsthorpe Kennel* 17, •' ...
... Feeding Land, called Hathern Turn Close, in the occupation of Mr. WUliam Swingler, forming an ?? site for a ViUa Residence, containing by recent survey 10a , lr. 16p. r and hiring an extensive frontage to the Turnpike-road, from Hathern to Kegworth aad Derby ...
... was addressed by Messrs. Newton, Toase, Hopwood, Brandreth, Macdonald, Beaumont, and others. A similar meeting was held at Hathern on Monday. A few days ago, as Mr. Lucas, Husbands Bosworth, was coursing in that neighbourhood, he killed hare, which on being ...