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.
... waters, may seen after many days. The collections amounted to the handsome turn of £9. The school contains about SO scholars. HATHERN.—Tn« Wak».—Fof Mine time previou to the wake trade hat been good, and the manufacturera having determined no longer to upend ...
... attached, for the children of Hathern. His early medical studies were carried on with the help of his valued friend, Dr. Peach; and were turned to practical account for the good of his parishioners. In the year 184(i. Hathern suffered dreadfully from typhoid ...
... Thunderstorm.— Loughborough and the neighbourhood were visited on Tuesday evening with a succession of smart than. derstorms. At Hathern, the hail stones were very large, doing damage to the corn as well as breaking some windows. The flashes lightning were at ...
... candidate* for confirmation, presented their different clerrvmen, were in number, 28C, ri*.;—Loughborough. ; Sheepshed, 63 Hathern. 23 Thorpe Acre. : Woodhou»e. 5; Swithland, ; hlountsorrcl, 18; Quorndon. Barrow. Walton, 7: Hotonand Frentwold, 13; Wymeswold ...
... HATHKRX.—FataI Accident.—On Satur.liv last, as Mr. Edwin Bcnn-tt was driving a and cart fiom Long Whatton, when he ..'lived Hathern, he fell out of the cart upon and fractured the base of his skull. He Iron the injuries received on Monday. It appears that ...
... lingering affliction. Mr Thor. Halford, Woodeate, aged eeara. llatlieru, the iual, aged 88, Sarah, widow Mr. Thomaa Kaon, At Hathern, on tbe sth l«at., Edwin Bennett, aged 17 years. Hu death was caused by accident. ...
... to time, if should he most unjustly charged for an; defects that muy be thna caused. A Lover or Jcartcß. district Jittos. HATHERN. —Temperance Leotore. —On evening lint Mr. Hardy, ot Manchester, d ;ivpred a lecture on Temperance, in the New School.room ...
... Jarritt, rat: collector of Loughborough. The monthly statements the L •ughhor iugh, Sutton, Knightthor|>c, Thorpe Acre, Hathern. and Willoughby Rate Collectors were read. A notice, forwarded by Mr. S. Lee, of the appointment of Mr. T. W. R. L-e. as deputy ...
... fat calf, fed by Mr FuUowea, Hathern ; pise, fed hr E. Harley. Eeq.; 1 large pig. fed by Mr. Hubbard. Loughborough; 1 pig, fed Mr. J. Hammond; 1 ditto, fed hy Ur. Hardy. Leake ; and another one, fed by Mr. T. Keetly, Hathern. We hardly know where to commence ...
... I IL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brcaing Vessels, Joiners' Tools, &c.. 4 the Prtmises of the late Mr. miter, (deceaaed,) of Hathern. Sit to commence at E.even o'clock precisely. ...
... LOUGHBOROUGH MONITOR. The Loughborough, Hathern, Willoughby. and Sutton Rate Collectors' Monthly Statements were read. The tender ofVars. Smith and Son, for the supply of forty s kcs of Potatoes, at 3 6 per strike, was accepted. An order from the Poor ...
... INN. Hathern, On Monday, the 23rd day of January, 18t0, at Five o.clock in the afternoon, in one lot, subject to such conditions us will be then produced : ALL those THREE COTTAGES and SHOP, with the Gardens thereto belonging, situate at Hathern aforesaid ...