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... HATHERN. Peachkrs for Sunday Next.— United Methodist Free Church, Mr. W. Corah, Kegworth ; Wesleyan Methodist, Mr. J. Corah, Sheepshed ; Primitive Methodist, Mr. R. Sutton, Loughborough; General Baptist, Mr. J. Adcock, Hathern. Co-OPERATiTH Sooiett.— ...
... HATHERN. HoeiCKY Dispute —Oo Satarday sftnrncen o meeting in connection with the Hathorn f'ramework- knittorf Union was held in the large room over tbe Co operative Stores, to take into consideration the reduction on tbe 2-1. hose, which, it is stated ...
... HATHERN. Salvation Abut.—On Saturday lam a p-bho ' ...
... HATHERN. Yoong Men's Mutual Improvement Society.— On Saturday evening laat the members of thia society held their usual weekly meeting in the General Baptist Bchool room, when a paper waa read by Mr. F. Roper. Subject : How Ireland became part of Great ...
... HATHERN. Anniversary. — On Sunday the anniversary services were held in connection with the United Methodist Free Charch, sermons being preached afternoon and evening by the Rev. Robert Brewing circuit minister of Loughborough, to large congregations ...
... HATHERN. Alleged Extensive Robbery or Hosiery.— At Loughborough Sessions on Wednesday, Isaac Warren was charged with stealing between January and June a large quantity of hosiery, value £7 lis., the property of Mr. Benjamin Fuller, bag hosier, Hathern ...
... HATHERN. Anniversary.— On Sunday special services in aid of the opening of the Wealeyan cbapel were held, and two excellent sermons preached by Mr. J. Cripwell, of Not- tingham. There were good congregationa, and special hymns and anthems were rendered ...
... HATHERN. Pheksoloci- —On Monday evening last a lecture on -hreaology was delivered in the General Bapt«st school- under tbe auspices ef tbe Young Men's Mutual t-jproveinent Society, by Mr. H. Hammond, of Leices- ter Mr. J. Bowley occupied the chair, and ...
... HATHERN. Accident on the Ice. — On Sunday morning, three young men, 8. WUde, B. Kelham, and Thomas Swift, were going up that part of the Soar known as Norman- ton Deeps. Hearing some one call Oh! WUde tuned to see Kelham go down. WUde throwing him- ...
... HATHERN. Sale of Property. -On the 18th instant, Mr. F. Tar- ratt, of the firm of H. and F. Tarratt, sold by auction, at the Anchor Inn, H -them, the undermentioned Properties, by o*-der of the Trastees under the Will of the late Mrs. Mary Frankland. ...
... HATHERN. Co-opxbahvb Mutual Ihprovxicknt Soeranr.— On Saturday evening tbe memben of thia aoeiety held their usual weekly meeting in the halL Mr. Walter Gambia presided, and them wm a fair attendance.— Mr. J. Swift read the speech of the Bight Hod. H ...
... HATHERN. Ball.— On Friday, at the National Sc hool-room, aa invitation ball took place in connection wi ih the dancing class, when upwards of 70 persons were j present. The affair was arranged by a committee, a nd nnder tbe management of Mr. F. Roper ...