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... Nottingham, Treafurers to the faid Company, before the firft Day of January next. JOB BROUGH, Clerk. POTATOES, Seillng at HATHERN, near Loughborough, in Leicefter- fhire, for Seed next Year; TWO very good Sorts, quite free from Curls ; never, grow'd in ...
... Diforder * -nd know him to be perfectly s. Clowes, thomas bould JOHN POOLE, THOMAS ASTELL. JOSEPH COTEN, THOMAS HANDLEY, of Hatherne, i„ the County of Le.eeft-r, was cured by the lame Medicine, after havin_ b__n[ bit by a Mad.Dog, and had ,he Diforder upon ...
... above Mill and Premifes. This Eftate is fituate in. the Liberties, of Long Whatton and Hathern, (an excellent Corn Country) very near the Turnpike Road at Hathern Turn, about 4 Miles from Loughborough, 12 from Derby and Nottingham, 9 from AShby-de-la-Zouch ...
... fituate on the River Soar, in the parilhes of Sutton Saint Ann's, otherwile Sutton Bonnington, in the coun'y of Nottingham, and Hatherne, in ihc countyof Leicefter, both or one of them 5 together with two MefTuage* or Tenements, Barns, Stables, Yard:, and Appur- ...
... stock were twenty Ewes, chosen from the flock of the late ; Mr. Hall, of Coates; others purchased at the sale of Mr Smith, of Hathern, Mr. GH-ert, of Coates, and Mr. Pearse, of Brampton ; together with forty pro- cured by the assistance of Mr. Paget ; the ...
... former place. On WtelMtelar weak, at Barton Omy, Hr. Oawin, to Mia. Mary Freeman, both of that place. Same day, Mr. Hmuon, Hathern, Hta. Ann Holt, af Loughborough. On Tactday late; St. Margaret’., Mr. Oraon, Baihr, te.iUe county, to Ann, eldoaldaughterof ...
... Sunday night, Mr. T. Keiffhtley, of Hathera, had a lamb stole out of a close near Long What ton ; and on Monday, Mr. Hairman, Hathern, had a lamb killed in a meadow near the Soar, and the hind quarters taken away; also, Mr. Henry Taylor and Mr. J. Smith had ...
... sums, and to pay all cost*. Thomas Roper, charged by Richard Green with an assault. Ordered to pay the cosU. Mrs. Clarke, of Hathern, charged Win. North with aasault.— Costs divided. Thomas Bodycoat, Thomas Easter, and William Ward, charged Mr. Anthill wiih ...
... to the Coheiress of the late Sir CHARLES AS- GILL, Baronet, for estates in the several Lordships of Belton, Long Whatton, Hathern, Thringston, Sheepshead, Osga- thorpe, Coleorton, Grace Dieu, Willson, Isley Walton, Castle Donington, Cossington, and Belgrave ...
... Barrow, charged John Gibson, with and otherwise assaulting bim. - Compromised, on Pratt paving and alleost*. **** Brown, of Hathern, charged by rge Adkin, servant Mr. Harriaon, with trespassing on nis master's ground, on Sunday hwt.-Heggs jlned 6s and Brown ...
... fined IDs. (or assaulting Thos. Barrowd )e. George Brookes was fined 10s. for assaulting Mary Charles* WOOll. John Bowley, of Hathern, was convicted in the full penalty of £10 for paying his workmen's wages in goods in lieu money. J. Moore, W. Parker, and ...
... was addressed by Messrs. Newton, Toase, Hopwood, Brandreth, Macdonald, Beaumont, and others. A similar meeting was held at Hathern on Monday. A few days ago, as Mr. Lucas, Husbands Bosworth, was coursing in that neighbourhood, he killed hare, which on being ...