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... HATHERN. SRR S—— Woukixe Mex's Instrrors.—On ML:-M a special general meeting of this society was in the Charity Sehoolroom, for the purpose of confirming the ruhwdehwuoflm!wt&nfinl-dn-&s Mr. A Hague was voted to the ch ir, and there was & Muwxnmt—'hn secretary ...
... SNENTON v. HATHERN. HATHERN First innings. Second innings. C. Caldrell b Turner .. 2 b Parr 9 C. Hickliu c Houghton 1 not out 3 W, UamdenhNix,,.. c Wood Hickiubotham c Parrv.. 3 b Parr C. Kamdon Nix . 9 runout hit wicket 7 b Turner Keightley c Carey ...
... HATHERN, Remarkable Record.—By the death of 'Mrs. Warren. of Victoria Terrace, a remarkable record was broken. For 40 years four ssiters, namely, Mrs. Aldridge, Mrs. Henson, Mrs. Tollington, and the deceased, Mrs. Warren. have occupied the four houses ...
... HATHERN. Catcarr.—The annual match between Hathern Old CC. and Ilkeston CC. took place at Ilkeston on Saturday. The visitors went to the wickets first, and batting freely, scored 1401. Ilkeston at call of tinie had obtained 43 for thee., of three wickets ...
... HATHERN. heonn s - Gune ™ saind FRAMEWORK-ENTITERS. —On Monday night the half- | yeatly mcmn{ of the Hathern Framework knittens’ | Union was held in the Co-operative Hall, for the purl:l»o of electing officers for the ensuing year, and other : siness ...
... HATHERN. AT THE Fm CH•Pet..-05 Monday night • Icarus in by Mr. J. Pearce, of Leicester. The chair wee taken by the Ear. K. Askew (circuit minister). The was entitled England's greatest Quells. Elisabeth and Victoria, • parallel and • contrast. A oollection ...
... HATHERN. Co-OPERATION. —On Saturday afternoen a conference of co-operative societies in the Leicester district was hefi in the Co-operative Hall, Hathern,for the purpose of having a paper read by Mr. H. Simpkins, Hathern. Subjeci : * Co-operative Production ...
... HATHERN. Haruges Star v. Lestox.—This match was played at Lenton on Saturday afternoon. Thobamhungnd the game all their own way, sod eventually won by seven goale to nove. dl{Lmox.—On‘Sun&y!l’m the mn:ll -:r&mou in aid Society for ropagation Goapel in ...
... HATHERN Parliamentary Reform. public meeting was held Friday evening the 28th September, in the Temperance Hall, Mr. Heaifbrd, schoolmaster, in the chair. Mr. E. Coddington moved, Mr. Henry Godkin, of Loughborough, in an able and expressive speech, seconded ...
... HATHERN. Charity Trmitees.—A meeting was held an Thursday evening, when, in tho absence of this rector, Mr. MiNificll was voted to the chairs Others present wore Messrs. Fred Fuller, D. 0., John Oxby, &boon, F. Monk, J. E. Tellings ton, J. A. Swift, Henry ...
... HATHERN. New 810 k CLos Frast,—The members of the new sick club held at the schoolroom, Church yard, beld their sunual feast on Wednesday. Early in the morving the committee assembled in the tent in a field kindly lent by Mr. W, Adame, and after tnnncmtbouul ...
... HATHERN. Priwrmive Meraonist Citarer. —On Sunday last the Rev. T. Randall, circuit minister, of Loughborough, presched in the sbove_place of worship, afterncon and evening, for the last timie during his residence here. He has been stationed in the Lo ...