... 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 Uliunimis. innings. Caldwell, c. Horsley .. 10 c. Chambers - J. Caldwell, b. Morris .. 2 b. JBostock - T. Randon, run out 1 Day VV. Randon, c. Rostock 16 b. Morns C. Randon, b. Paxton.. V, h,,, ' ,ers ® Hicklimt. b, Morris 0 b. Morns Keetlv, ...

... HATHERN, First Innings. Second Innings. E. Kelghtley, run out 4 b Brookes Caldwell, Cramp .. , W. Randon, b Matthews .. H. Randon, Brookes •• notout T. Kelghtley, leg w.. •. 14 C. Randan, b Matthews .. U Sib«on. c Matthews, Brookes .. to J. Farrow, hit ...

... Jervis was umpire for Huddiugton and Rotherie for Hathern, and they discharged their duties iu so satisfactory manner to prevent even shadow of a dispute during the play. he following is the score HATHERN. Ist inn. do. J. Caldwell, bowled by Searcy 5.. ...

... after removed home for a few weeks, and was then ?? l0months. He was then again removed to Hathern, where he has re- mained ever since. I came over to Hathern 5 or 6. times a-year; lie always appeared to labour under a delusion that people were talking ...

... . Total. HATHERN V. MELTON. A A match was played on the Melton Ground on Thursday and Pri: day, tt Deh o Sep the Melton and Hathern Clubs (having Good on side) which ‘as won by the Melton with six wickets togo down. The! the score :— HATHERN, s.¢ well ...

... HATHERN, LEICESTERSHIRE. SHORTLY will he offered for SALE by AUCTION. • very desleaMe FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. heaatifully situated near the Village of HATIMIII., consistiag of Madame Latrines Hall. Breakfast, Dialog. and WIWI, Rooms, Sleeping ditto to correspond ...

... HATHERN, LEICESTERSHIRE. To be LET, cod entered epee at Lady Day neat, A Commodious DWELLING HOUSE, containing two Parlours. Kitchen, Dairy, ke on the Grmind Floor; five Sleeping Rooms the second Floor, ore' Attics and Cheese Room •hose, unit, and El ...

... THE HATHERN PLAYGROUND. To the Editor of the Leicester Chronicle. Sir, — I believe you recently noticed with approbation the appropriation of a field in tbe parish of Hathern as a playground for the young men and boys of that place. It has since come ...

... HATHERN, LEU:EsTERSIITRE rill) be SCOLD by AUCTIitS, wine time in this Month. in 1. 11114 , or noire I.ot-. a ter) &Arable FREEILIOLD Lis I ATE, comprising a bundsime in a complete state of ri pct., statiling fur tire Horsea, Coach 11, cae, Liam. and ...

... COMMISSION OF LUNACY AT HATHERN. On Thursday week, Edward Winslow, Esq. one of Her Majesty’s Commissioners of lunacy, held an inquisition at Hathern, before Mr. Woolley, solicitor, of Loughborough, under-sheriff, anda highly respectable Jury, to consider ...

... MESSRS. MOODY AND NEWBOLD. hathern. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SITUATE AT HATHERN. IN THE COUNTY OF LEICESTER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. MOODY and NEWBOLD, At the House of Mr. John Cooper, the Anchor Inn, at Hathern aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY, the ...