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... and on the 234, Thomas Putt, Banter. gate, aged 44 yearn. At Whmeswold, on the 26th instant, Elisabeth Melding, aged 26. At Hathern, on Saturday lent, aged 34, Mr. Samuel Wright. On Saturday last, at Sheemhed. Jose{ Thurman. On the 19th instant, at Kettering ...
... relief of the lam Mr. John Gregory ; and on the 234 h, Anne, wife of Mr. John homing.. farmer. Canal bank. aged 63 years. At Hathern, on Sunday last. Mr. Itlltabeth Giles, mother of Mr. Jo+eph Giles, solicitor, of Loughborough. aged 35 years. At Woodthorpe ...
... Cantle Donlngton, Mr. John Truestll, gardener a Donington Park. At nheeptthed on the 21st ult., Samuel Hall, aged years. At Hathern. on the 21st ult , need pears, Elieha Wardle. On the 16th ult.. Mr. Worthington, of Elmethorpe. aged TS. At gtanton• under-Ile:don ...
... casino at twenty monies toms o'clock on Sunray morning. He was sentence•, to one month', hard labour.—towatta Cain. watt, of Hathern, waa charged with having, on the id of Om her last, stolen two realer tubs, the propelti of Mr. Iliumas Hop- Mon. Discharged ...
... Cotgrare village and Marsden village; Tuesday, Nov. 31, at rill Hill.; Wednesday. Nov. 22, at Loweeby ; Thursday, Nov. 214 at Hathern turn and Cramoe village; Friday, Nov. 27, at Ratcliffe—each day at eleven. The Duke of RUTLAND's HOUNDS will meet on Friday ...
... of Yr. fildsapb, boot and ahoe.maker. Punting Appointmnlts. Sir RICHARD BUTTON's HOUNDS will meet on Friday, Dec. 18, at Hathern ; Saturday, Dec. 10, at Six Mita; Monday, Dec. 18, at Staunton Harold Park and Marston village ; Toads:, Dec. 19, at Widinerpool ...
... unting Cappointnunts. Sir RICHARD RUTTON's HOUNDS will meet on Friday, Jan. 12, at Syston Station ; Saturday, Jan. 13, at Hathern Turn ; Monday, Jon. 15, at Alleston ; Tuesday, Jan. 16, at Widnierpool Inn Wednesday, Jan. 17, at &treat Dolby; Thursday, ...
... augton, E. Brown and John Flott.â Cotes, John Carton and Thomas W. Lamy.-.Diseworth, Thee. Jarriim nod George Hudson. --Hathern, John Cooper and John 'fealty.. -Newington, John Briggs and E. Kilborn.âHoton, H. Spencer and W. Newoun.âhiley Walton ...
... been shoed by the content, of the volumes issued by the British and Foreign Bible Society.—The Rev. E. T. M. Phillipps. of Hathern, then reed the annual report, whirl, stated that the total modiste of the past year were £l9B 175., arid that 4:16 more had ...
... road. He seemed to be haensible at first ; after a few minutes we lifted him into the cart and brought him on to the inn at Hathern Turn ' where we gave him a little brandy and water, which appeared to revive him. Ile then told us that hie name was Allen ...
... Including coats, or twenty-one days' imprisonment.—Jolla Ttionrsos was summoned by the church-' wardens and overseers of Hathern to show cause why he should not contribute to the maintenance of his mother, who had become chargeable to the parish. Defendant ...
... Chapman 0 Beale, b Chapman U not out 0 Seer, not out Byes 11, wide I,leg bye 1 IS Thus NI Warty. was by 84 rum. CRICKRT AT HATHERN.—Ratiens, Tnerday, Jub 17th. SHAM.% BkRVEN._ C. F. Powell. b J. Powell, h c. Bandon Sharp, run out lO b Tumpeon Joe. well ...