... attmloon. roam Mr tee._ IT.. lleeteeete eft•••01. F. ellaphlelok t,alt's eaters rale., KUM MISS K EATING Bev to hathernes rem& athl II it Wit the Prowl* el awl snarl es mewl et the CROWN lIOTEL, IS MT= I', DIILIT he whatever with an N. 1.1. Woe thel ...

... NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Hathern (addltiosal), to the Marlborough, for disposal. Second Maaten--J. H. Tully. to tha Edgar . , S S. Sudgeu, to the Lsndrail; R. J, Barrett, to the Rhadamanthus. Second Clam Assistant Engineers—W. Ross, to the Foxhound; G. L. ...

... theft or piekery, and thereof convicted, he Phall bars bin bead polled and hot pitch poured upon pate, and upon that the hathern of some pillow* or shaken aloft, that he may thereby be known for a thief. ...

... hardly speak, and had to be helped to bin feet. DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA. • year sad awe of hydrophobia btu just occurred at Hathern, Leicestershire. It appears that • boy named Frederick White. aged 13 years, was bitten on the by a stray terrier on the 16th ...

... Venerable Archdeacon Fearon, • well-known and energetic supporter of the society. He was informed that the men would arrive at Hathern in three cabs, and he at owe communicated with the poliee. The cock-flghters were eventually discovered in the Sheepshed Wood ...

... (. onscr. Cheyne Edgar. vative Association, Conservative Club, Stanmngley, * g Morning (11.30 o’clock) and evening Leeds; Hathern Conservative Association, o'clock) —Preacher both services, Rev lock Vale Habitation of the Primrose League, t A. Service ...

... story, told npon ancient authority A peasant of the name of Leucon (the Mr. Moore of his ago and country) used to place his h-athern bottles of honey pannier, upon the top of which spread some barley, brought it into Athens on which he represented loaded ...

... has been given to the - public by the same family. DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA. • sad case of hydrophobia has just occurred at Hathern, Leicestershire, It appears that a boy named Frederick White, aged 13 years, was bitten on the face by a stray terrier on ...

... Lord Garendon; his next brother was tbe late Rev. E. T. M. Phillipps, Chancellor of Gloucester, and fifty years rector of Hathern ; while his nephew, the eventful heir of the vast Leicestershire property, is Mr. Ambrose Phillipps, of Grace Dieu Manor, ...

... to be shortened and the gaiters lengthened, and the coat o, en at the breast—while a black loose cravat is to rep:ace th• hathern stock now in use. The fashion oi buttoning back the mat has bean for time giving anucipatiou of the change, and the long waistcoat ...

... Johnson-Ferguson Mate Liberal candidate for the dtviaioo) were the nriocipai speakers. The Loughborough Liberal Club Whitwiok, Hathern, and Shcepahed brasa band’s paraded the streets of the town during the sfternoon. sccompsnied admiring crowds wearing yellow ...

... anchorage at Kingstown, on deck since leaving o'clock in of the Ist Sep- at ter? 1 went below at 12 10p m, tember, Lieutenant Hathern in charge of i wish appearance of ths ship. At 12.43 1 cult had come on, and I went on that a dense fog denote our presence ...