John Nichols, printer and antiquary: corresp and papers, NRA 41841 Rutland Association for the Prosecution of Felons, NRA 33638 Grey family, Earls of Stamford: deeds and estate papers, NRA 43474 103 Leicester Chronicle 27 Hinckley Times 24 Hinckley Echo 16 Loughborough Echo 12 Leicester Daily Mercury More Newspapers HUSK Kevin John 14th April 1958 31st March 2023 Much loved brother of Tony and loved by family and. Leicestershire Archaeological Society collection, incl papers of the Beaumont family, baronets, of, NRA 33635 Hinckley and District Sunday School Union, NRA 21105 Leicester Road Methodist Church, Loughborough, NRA 18416 Joseph Nourish, gardener, Leicester: diaries and papers, NRA 44674 It could possibly be the Echos second editor Charlie Harriss, who was in charge from 1929 until 1977. Billesdon Baptist Chapel, NRA 44628 Loughborough Echo in British Newspaper Archive Hinckley Methodist Circuit, NRA 6089 Braunstone Hall: farm accounts and parish records, NRA 18795 An amazing Dragon Slayer show launches at Warwick Castle. Death Notices | Echo privacy policy, Paper, printing and packaging > Publishing, GB/NNAF/C194633 (Former ISAAR ref: GB/NNAF/B34782 ). Archibald Turner & Co Ltd, elastic web mfrs, Leicester, NRA 28588 Kibworth Congregational Church, NRA 42915 Barwell Methodist churches, NRA 21766 Leicestershire Trade Protection Society, NRA 34783 Melton Mowbray & District Farmers Association Ltd, NRA 26162 Winstanley family of Braunstone: family and estate papers, NRA 6838 Dent family of Hallaton: family and estate papers, NRA 42749 Oakthorpe and Donisthorpe Parish Council, NRA 40604 Leicester General Charities, NRA 44675 JF Knight, carpenter, joiner and undertaker, Husbands Bosworth, NRA 26159 WJW Pye, lithographic printer, Leicester, NRA 30449 R McLaren Todd Ltd, dispensing chemists, Syston, NRA 27319 Hawley & Johnson Ltd, dyers and finishers, Leicester, NRA 6965 Taylor, Taylor & Hobson Ltd, instrument mfrs, Leicester, NRA 37121 Leicester College of Art and School of Printing, NRA 26161 William Skillington, art collector: corresp and papers, NRA 13875 . Blackwell family of Arnesby and Reynolds family of Kimcote: deeds, NRA 3692 British Newspaper Archive Adds/Updates 113 Titles - April, 2023 Loughborough Echo Memories of Owen Brown in town 2020-06-17- BILL Preston of Ratcliffe on the Wreake has been in touch to name the people on the old Echo archive photograph which appeared to show a presentation of some kind. Walter, (1680-1687), of Lubenham, clerk in holy orders, Hose, Malcolm Edward, (1908-1997), local historian, Hoskins, William George, (1908-1992), historian, Howard, Henry, (1628-1684), 6th Duke of Norfolk, Hyde, Edward, (1609-1674), 1st Earl of Clarendon, Lord Chancellor, Jellis, Thomas Montagu, (1894-1954), draper, Jones, William, (d 1855), Poet and Chartist, Joscelyne, Canon Frederick Hedley, (1860-1947), clergyman, Kidner, Alan, (fl 1982-fl 2002), of Hinckley (Leicestershire), King, Gregory, (1648-1712), herald, genealogist and statistician, King, Harold, (fl 1960-1986), Antiquary and Artist, Kingston, Richard, (c 1635-c 1710), Anglican Clergyman and Pamphleteer, Kirkwood, John, (b1911), member of Salvation Army and Rutland Ambulance Service, Knight, Edith, (b1883), headmistress of Glenfield Infants' School, Leicester, Lambert, John, (1619-1683), Major General, Lannoy, Benjamin, (fl 1660-1668), Consul at Aleppo, Lees, Robert James, (1849-1931), spiritualist and author, Lennard, Samson, (d 1633), Genealogist Herald Translator, Lethbridge, Harold Oswald, (1904-1998), private, Leicestershire Regiment, Limbert, Harry, (1918-2003), engineer, Leicester and Quorn, Lockley, Harold, (1916-2004), Doctor of Theology, Archdeacon of Loughborough, Archdeacon Emeritus, Lovett, Robert, (c1830-1880), Rector of Pickwell, Lyner, Irene, (1928-1970), of Leicester and Great Easton, MacDonald, James Ramsay, (1866-1937), statesman, Manners, John, (1638-1711), 1st Duke of Rutland, Marsh, Arthur Percival, (fl 1915), Captain 5th Leicestershire Regiment, Martin, Robert, (1809-1871), Vicar of Breedon, Leicestershire, Martin, Robert Frewen, (1842-1912), engineer, Mary II, (1662-1694), Queen of England, Scotland and Ireland, McNeill, Sir John, (1795-1883), Knight, diplomatist and surgeon, McWhirr, Alan David, (c1936-2010), archaelogist, academic and radio presenter, Middleton, Diana, (1762-1823) Baroness Barham, peer, philanthropist and abolitionist, Millard, Charles Killick, (1870-1952), Advocate of Voluntary Euthanasia, Mohl, Julius, (1800-1876), German orientalist, Mohl, Mary Elizabeth, (1793-1883), hostess, Moore, Sir John, (1620-1702), Knight, MP Lord Mayor of London, Moore, Ronald, (d 2002), art historian and journalist, Morgan, Sydney, (c1781-1859), Lady Morgan, novelist, Morice, Sir William, (1602-1676), Knight Secretary of State, Morris, Ernest, (d 1962), bellringer and antiquary, Mortimer, Cromwell, (d 1752), Secretary of Royal Society Physician, Mortimer, Hans Winthrop, (1734-1807), MP for Shaftesbury, Mountain, James, (c1843-1923), Rector of Wymondham, Neale, John Harry, (1890-1917), of Enderby, schoolteacher, Newton, Sir Isaac, (1642-1727), Knight, natural philosopher, Newton, Sydney Walter Alfred, (1875-1960), railway photographer, of Leicester, Nicholas, Sir Edward, (1593-1669), Knight, Secretary of State, Nicholas, Marion, (fl 1914-1916), nurse, 5th Northern General Hospital, Leicester, Nichols, John, (1745-1826), printer, author and antiquary, Nichols, John Gough, (1806-1873), printer and antiquary, Nightingale, Florence, (1820-1910), reformer of hospital nursing, Noel, Baptist Wriothesley, (1799-1873), Anglican and Baptist Clergyman and Controversialist, Noel, Charles George, (1818-1881), 2nd Earl of Gainsborough, Noel, Charles Noel, (1781-1866), 1st Earl of Gainsborough, Noel, Charles William Francis, (1850-1926), 3rd Earl of Gainsborough, Noel, Sir Gerard Noel, (1759-1838), 2nd Baronet MP for Rutland, Noel, Hester, (fl1639-1675), Viscountess Campden, Oates, Titus, (1649-1705), Anti Catholic Agitator, Osborne, Sir Thomas, (1631-1712), 1st Duke of Leeds, statesman, Packe, Charles, (1826-1896), soldier, author, Packe, Edmund, (1799-1874), soldier, author, Packe, Sir Edward Hussey, (1878-1946), Knight, civil servant, Packe, George Hussey, (1792-1874), Lieutenant Colonel and MP, Packe, Horatio, (1834-1920), naval commander and Vice Consul, Packe, Hussey, (1846-1908), Leicestershire County Council chairman, Packe, Mary Ann Chaworth, (1839-1881), diarist, Packe, William James, (1833-1909), Anglican clergyman, Paget, John, (1811-1898), police magistrate and author, Paget, Thomas Guy Frederick, (1886-1952), Major MP, Paget, Thomas Tertius, (1807-1892), Banker MP, Palmer, Roy Ernest, (1932-2015), author, folklorist and musicologist, Pares, Harriette, (fl 1800-1899), letter writer, Pepper, H, (fl 1914), sergeant, 1st Battalion the Leicestershire Regiment, Pinfold, Ray NF, (1929-1999), physicist and watercolour artist, Pitman, Alfred Charles, (1907-2001), Commander RN, Pochin, R Eric, (1892-1965), author, of Leicestershire, Pochin, William John Reynolds, (1850-1930), barrister, antiquary, Poole, Joseph William, (1891-1972), conscientious objector, Pulman, George Philip Rigney, (1819-1880), antiquary, Railton, William, (c1801-1877), Architect, Rathbone, William, (1819-1902), MP Philanthropist, Rawdon-Hastings, Francis, (1754-1826), 1st Marquess of Hastings, General statesman, Redfern, Thomas, (fl 1830-fl 1831), yeoman, of Ashby Woulds (Leics), Rooke, Sir George, (1650-1709), Knight, Knight Admiral, Root, Nellie, (1908-1991), Miss, of Countesthorpe (Leics), Rose, William Henry, (1870-1948), of Leicestershire, shopkeeper, Rothery, Mark Pickersgill, (b 1882), tailor's cutter, Humberstone, Rouse, Rowland, (1739-1823), auctioneer and antiquary, Rowe, Sir Samuel, (1835-1888), Knight Surgeon Major Colonial Governor, Royce, Mary, (1846-1992), doctor and founder of the Royce Institute, Leicester, Ruding, Rogers, (fl 1773-1781), gentleman, Westcotes, Russell, Edward, (1653-1727), Earl of Orford, Admiral, Rutland, Robert A, (fl 1963-1999), Keeper of Antiquities and of the Jewry Wall Museum, Leicester, Rycaut, Sir Paul, (1629-1700), Knight, diplomat, historian and author, Sacheverell, Henry, (?
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