Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... the evening Mr. Henshaw read a tract which was listened to with great interest, and a pleasant meeting was enjoyed by aIL HATHERN. Wastitvax CRAPIL. —On Friday last the anniversary tea mee ting was held in the above chapel, on which occasion there was ...
... Baptist Chapel, Baxter date, Loughborough, on the 26th nit Mr. Francis Fog, of Long Whatton. to Miss Elisabeth Simpkin, of Hathern. Pox—Hawriv.—At St. George's Church, Thringston, on Christmas Day, Mr. G. Fox. of Long Whatton, to Mary, eldest daughter of ...
... TO READEfiti AND CORRESPONDENTS. • WORIBI4O VAR, Hathern.—We feel obliged by your communlcation in reference to the late Novel Wadding. but must moppetfully decline tit Insertion, not doubting that every reader would see the different* Letween the respective ...
... Tbe EARL or STANFORD'S HOUNDS will meet 011 Friday, Jan. 16, at Bunny Village. Monday, 19, at Bronksby. Tuesday, 20, at Hathern Turn. Thursday, 22, at Nari.nrough Cross Roark Friday, 23, at Syrton Station. Each day at eleven. The Duct 07 RUTLAND'S llounom ...
... ditches not cleaned out according to his agreement; and £2 28. • subscription promised by the plaintiff to the restoration of Hathern Church, some twelve months before.—lt seems that the plaintiff was compelled, much against his will, by the agent of another ...
... difficult of detection, took place., the Rev. Edward Stuythiee, rector of and he leaves it to the chemists and the public who are Hathern, president, and Mr. Bangust, of Castle welcome to find it out and manufacture the article if they Donington, secretary, being ...
... confirming the appointment of r. R. Coates as registrar of births and deaths for the Leake district.—The Loughborough and Hathern rate.collectors' monthly statements were read.—An order from the Clerk of the Peace for the county of Leicester was read, ...
... money for drainage is borrowed from government source, the interest of which Mr. Sulythies psys to the collector of taxes of Hathern, who in turn pays it to the receiver of taxes at Loughborough. The sum paid in this way is £3l lss. 6d. yearly, but when we ...
... , Mrs. Illicaheth Elton, aced 54. Omuta 7 0n the 10th inst., at Long Whatton, Mr. Banal. Garner. site the 10th inot., at Hathern, Charles Henry, infant mo w Mr. Charles Martin. the kith Met., at Tbritirtone, Hannah, daughter of the Iwo Mr. Win, Merriman ...
... situate in the yillace, and several CLOSES of FREEIIOLD and COLLEGEHOLD LAND, adjoining the furapike Road to Zoucb, situate in Hathern. Also several M ESSUAGES, with suitable Out-building'', situate in Kegwi•rth, all in the County of Leice•ter. Further porticulara ...
... situate in the villeee, and several CLO 4 Ei of FREEHOLD and COLLEGEHOLD LAND, adioiuing the Faropiku Road to &mob, situate in Hathern. Also several hi ESSU AGES, with saheb' Out-buildings, situate in Kegworlb, all in the County of Leicester. Further particulars ...
... for the district shall direct. The Loughborough district comprises Belton, Charley, Thorpe-Acre, aril Dishley, Garendon, Hathern, Knight. Therm, Long.Whatton, Loughborough, Shearathed, and Woodtheryie. The Lake district comprises Burton, Coetock, Cotes ...