... Fitzwm’s.Wednesday.Bythom Toll-bar.lo.3(J Thursday.. Castor Hanglands.lo.3 Saturday.. Gidding Wind-milllOJiO The Tuesday ..Hathern Turn ..11. Thursday, .Bonney 11 Friday .Lowesby A’heretone •.,Wednea(lay.Cricketß , Inn ~,, Jl Friday. UllesworthStation ...

... NormaEby-by-Stow ..11 0 Duka Rutland’s.Wednesday.Scrimshaw’s Mi11.11 Friday .Kelsby o The Quora Hounds ..Thursday..Hathern Turn 11 Friday .Barkby 11 o Hon. O. Fltzwilliam’s.Wednesday. Lilford Hall 80 Thursday ..The Kennels 10 • Saturday . Wood ...

... .Newbold Comtnoa ~11 0 Saturday ..NormaEby-by-Stow ..11 0 of Rutland’s. Friday .Keleby 0 Qnora Hounds ..Thnrslay ..Hathern 11 Friday .Earkby 11 o Hoa. Q. Fitzwilliam’s.Thursday .. ihe Kennels 10 30 Saturday ..Ho me Wood SO Atherstone . ...

... the wheelwright, and artisans generally, but for young fel ows of education and capital, Bay sons of farmers; Smythiee, of Hathern llectory, Longoborough, undertook to tell such men what the beat part of the world for them to go with 500?. or 1,000?., and ...

... Duke of Rutland's Monday Bel voir 0 Wednesday.Saltby Friday Gipple 11 0 Marquis of Hastings'..Monday Six Hills Tuesday . .Hathern Turn 11 Thursday .. Swithland Slate Kts..ll Friday .Great 0 Burton (Mr. Chaplin'sJ-Monday Cold Hanworth 0 Tuesday .. Scopwick ...

... reached Loughborough statioo, distance of milee, where it wae fortunately captured. The cart bad brought some passengers to Hathern station, and in the momentary absence of the driver, the horse strayed on the line, and seeing or hearing the train approach ...

... be cold aad dead. The medical evidence went to show tbat death resulted from suffocation. The Rev. E. Smithies, rector oi Hathern, was th ...

... press, which leaves Trent at 5 45, was nearing Loughborough at full speed, and when about mid-way between that place and Hathern, from some yet unex- plained caa-:e the latter part of the train left the metals, five or six carriages being dragged along ...

... Railway, to the mail train from Leeds and the north. Whilst the train was pro- ceeding at full speed between Loughborough and Hathern, the hitter part of it, from some unex- plained cause, left the metals, and was dragged along the permanent way for some distance ...

... express which leaves Trent a’ 5.45, was nearing tough borough atfull aneed, and when aboat midway between that olwee aud Hathern, from some yet ed cause che latter tof the train lft the metals, five or six t we coaches being dragged along the ae some ...

... ex- press, which leaves Trent at 5.45, wm nearing LcDghborough at full speed, and when about mid-way between tbat place and Hathern, from some yet uoex- plained cause the latter part of the train left the metals, five or six oarriages being dragged along ...

... leaves Nottingham for London at 6.26. Piiriag Sunday a number of workmen bad been engaged in relaying a portion of the line at Hathern, near Lough- borough. The night mail passed over the spot in safety ; bot when the morning mail was passing over the place ...