... l~ondon, wafthmaker. Williamti Briggs Hawltridge, Cleveland Street, Fitzroy Square, Widlesex, surgemil Nicholas 1 oc Smit h. Hathern, Leicester, dealer. *IThnmas Peet. sen. BrIeidmore, Nottingham, maltster. W'illiam Heveiis, hincklev, i eicester. mercer. ...

... during a heavy gale. IThe Union, from Pictou to Clyde, was spoken with Sist ult. in lat. 50. 57. long. 13. S0. by the Eleanor, H-athern. thvwaite, arrived at Lancaster. I I I i i I I i I I ...

... Levy, Great Winchester Street, London, cotemis- .iron merchant G. Salter, Davies S;treet, Londlon, builder E. H. Farster, H-athern, Leirestershire, tanner J1. Sidihon, WVest Brotowiubh, holloiw waremanufacturler J. H. Taylor, Thiones, Yorkshire. joiner ...

... London, zincographer and lit! J. Smith, Smith’s Buildings, Mansell Street, Whitechapel, Lon- don, spruce merchant R. Smith, Hathern, Leicestershire, and Formark Park, Derty- shire, tanner W. Truelove, Oakland House, Ledbury, Herefordshire, school- master ...

... FlolteE AND CARTr IN ?? OF.A RAIm WAY TaasN.-On Sunday evening, as the Parlia- mentary train from Derby to Rugby was leaving H~athern Station, the driver perceived a horse and cart in front of his train. He ins- mediately succeeded in bringing his engine ...

... Blinlhfs Dr A.O lirso's Ben Water tilte Futus) egst hrr 71. Vans Agn~vew's Vanity Fair Mr D. 8kseoch's SulfoalsO'r aogst Cal. Hathern's Wgih Cooler' Mr T.2 N eist's Gram cbol sgst ?r T. ifrvoeg'ei o aho M~jr at. Browan Os Mts rquts aget Mr A. Mt onetsie's ...

... Richardson's Midnight brat MeiR. Byrlop's Dbonegal Earl of Haddisg&ton's Hawthorn heal Arf It. -8. imart'thsrs us ?? Y'Col. Hathern no Diligent beat Mr T. Cauliield's Coilonel Albert MrS. Lang's Happy Home bcat ride 3. Euit'~ Pitomralda Mr J. a: ballet's ...

... prin- ciple of the Pawnbrokers Act, which prohibits pawn- t brokers from receiving pledges from children. al An inquest at Hathern, Leicestershire, revealed L .s the fact that a framework knitter named Widdow- o( fson, a widower with eleven young children ...

... P., president of the Liberal I Club, took the chair, and amongst those present c vere the Vicar of Shepehed, the Vicar of Hathern, ( Canon Martens, and many other gentlemen of e influence. The Chairman expressed the opinion that if the lion. member would ...

... of the boar-s be -as lost ~-5nhv~u s Tho Clerk, however, staied o-to rue sit ?? had boen mnae for Was5 ref u JrfU 2uatoe hathern oel Studay, but it s tlo r3- aid th:e contractor wase bound dout , ?VaII;r. oad tniiins ?? year. Commnxissioner aes l.t-ica ...