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... On Saturday the 31*t all. Mw. Bcrridge, of Walton, aged AO, the lived respected and died regretted. the Olh instant, at Hathern, in this county, after lo»« uAiction, Mrs. Tligbton,, At, widow uf the late Mr, John iligbton, of tbit te'wn, Lately, Botworlh ...
... Tuesday se’miight, a* Mr. Ward, carrier from Sheepsliead Nottingham was returning home from l.«*iieh , '' , '«gh, by Way of Hathern, he wit* wclb .jtwonrfha*, near a place called Oikley Wood, who knocked nun down cut hit pocket out look from him fifteen ...
... very liberal donation of twenty guineas to the Society- Moved by the Rev. R. Hanley, and seconded the Rev. li, Phillips, of Hathern,—That the thanks of this meeting given to our worthy President, T. Bahinglon, E>q. fur his lively attention to the concerns ...
... Clundley, Slock purl, Cheshire, grocer L. Levin, City Chambers, Bishopsgale Within, natch maker and jeweller N. L. Smith, Hathern, Leicestershire, dealer. May Ifi, 17, June 17, at the Bull's Head, Loughborough. Attorney, Mr. Bromley, Uollmrn Conn, Gray’s ...
... about y ear in the gift the Lord Chamberlain. On Saturday last, after (Sr w days illness, Mr. Garland, of the Anchor lon, Hathern, near Loughborough aged 10. In the year of hit age Mr. Thomas Birch, the principal bass in the choir the Cathedral Church ...
... Oa Sl/NDAY 90*h of Acmovt, 1818, A SERMON WILL BE PREACHED > -n «bc PARISH CHURCH hathern. a®*- BESEFIT OF SCHOOLS OF THAT FL)CK. Ilrrrire brain a qitartrr n’rlwk. ...
... crowded Court. Thomas and Win. Lne, were tried and found on Saturday, of pimehing the, grounds of C. M. PhUlipps lisq. at Hathern. The Judge in passing eenteuee said, in consequence of the wish expressed by the Prosecutor (Mr. Phillipps) that lenient a ...
... opportunity of bearing him expound the Gospel every Sunday during his stay with his patriotic relative; as he preached twice at Hathern, and once at SbeepsheacT. Wednesday, his Lordship set olf to Lutterworth, to see his old friends in that quarter. , A feu ...
... was committed to prison as were also some of his accomplices. On Thursday last, ns Thos. Bennett, servant of Mr. Foster of Hathern, was returning home with a horse and cart from Loughborough market, he wasoverlaken by aperson on horseback, riding at sharp ...
... hnt resist certain additional sum imposed By Mr. Lacy upon his workmen, for frame IIF.fJG, for assaulting Joseph Smith of Hathern, was sentenced to. one months imprisonment and enter into , sureties, himself in £lO and two others of each. Thos. Brown, ...
... s, and iilso commented upon them, in their turns, with the utmost ability and perspicuity, viz-The Rev. Mr. Phillips, of Hathern, the Rev. Mr. Bickersteth, (assistant Secretary to the Parent Society), the Rev. H. Palmer, the Rev. Mr. Maddock, of Wimeswould ...
... Edward of H.itliern, was committed to Leicester jail, the Rev. Dr. Hardys vbarged with stealing hat, Monday night, scutUeal Hathern wakes. Our County Sessions have been held during t’ac present week, before C. (i. M indy, K-q., chairman (in the altsanctof ...