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... FACING MATERIAL ON HITCHENS STORE HATHERNWARE FAIENCE MANUFACTURED TO THE ARCHITECTS’ DESIGN BY HATHERNWARE LTD. (Formerly: Hathern Stafion Brick & Terra Cotta Co. Ltd.) LOUGHBOROUGH Peter the Page says:— They’ve put a good clean face it.” * • 's' I ...
... QUORN This pack had a large following at Hathern Turn yesterday, and provided interesting sport. A fox from Whatton Gorse persistently declined to go far afield, and having hunted round the local covert for 40 minutes hounds killed in the rose gardens ...
... by a Crashing ’Plane Arcnoibaid Duncan MacLaren was seriousiy injured when a ‘plane he was piloting crashed in a field at Hathern, near Lough- borough, Leicestershire, to-day. MacLare. Was tt e only occu; t of the machine Two men ona orse-Grawn cart nasrowly ...
... DISTRESSING SUICIDE THROUGH WANT WORK. An inquest was opened Hathern, Leicestershire, vesterday, the body a frame work knitter named Widdowson, who committed suicide under very distressing circumstances. was a widower with eleven children, all young, ...
... EXPRESS TRAIN IN DANGER. DASHES INTO A TRUCK OF MILK. A fast pacsenger train from Nottingham, leaving narrow escape Hathern, near J-eug borough, evening. , A youth was crossing the line with ain of 15 milk churns just, the train was ap proaching. and ...
... Contract, the well-known Freehold Old-Licensed INN, called The King’s Anns,'' Situate Hathern Turn, Lelc. Bter-hire, near the village and raUway station of Hathern, and about three miles from Loughborough Ihe house adjoins the Iterhy turnplte, and Is ...
... d’Eresby, and Lady Ancaster. THREE SISTERS NARRIED ON THE SAME DAY. The novelty of three married on the eame day was witnesed ct Hathern Parish Church, Leicestershire, yesterday. Tir sisters are the dauctners of Mr. John chureliiwarden, ...
... 12—Astwood Bank, Red- ditch. 14 —Oakham. 14 Cambridge. 15 Brentwood. 15 —Beaminster, Dorset. 15 —Shoreham, 15 —ShifnaJ. 15— Hathern. 16— Cross-in-Hand, Sussex. 17— landlord. 18— Taunton. 18—Yaldrag. 18—Chester. 18—Crow borough 18—Beccles. xVCCEPTED. accepted ...
... opened on Monday night with Davy Garrick, a play eminently suited to Mr Compton'. methods. The company itteludes Mr Murray Hathern, Miss Elaine Spearin, Miss Elinor Aickin, Mir Violet Sterne, Mr Charles R. Stone, Theo. Balfour, Mr Arthur Howard, sad Mr ...
... covert around Garcdon without success hounds roused a fox in Oakley Wood. Eventually he was forced away the direciion of Hathern, but was headed by the villagers and turned back into the wood. Forced out on the Shepshcd side the fox crossed the road leading ...
... Sir Harold Nutting's absence Mrs. W. E. Paget was command these hounds when they met at Hathern yesterday. Hounds were handicapped by moderate scenting conditions, but they hunted perseveringly. The first fox from Long Whatton Gorse crossed the park as ...
... on the move. Following another thirty minutes* covert hunting the pack went uway with Whatton the left to the outskirts of Hathern village. The fox was viewed tired as hounds chased him among some outbuildings and poultry runs, but he managed to escape ...