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... the Loughborough Union. There will in all probability he contests in three places, % - iz., Loughborough, Sbeepshed, and Hathern, and for thaw the voting papers will be distributed on the 80 April, collected on the 9th, and cast up on the 11th. BELTos ...
... deferrer la lb* lab Jamey last. Mr. hoses swaps' Is, plotablin Ms. =or istendenes.—Tbe ems was arose at awd apia adisansi HATHERN. NOISY VESTRY MEETING. On Thursday evening bort a meeting of ratepayer' held in the old nhoulrouni to nontin3to getitlinhen ...
... no exception to this general observation. But the frequent collisions which have recently occurred between the Rector of Hathern and his parishioners show to what a painful extent a lack of mutual trust may go. A parochial struggle has been fomenting ...
... against a further reduction, and to the statement made out in 1872, less ninep'nre.A N%l-latton delegate wished that the Hathern friends would indef.- all who came from other platen to Kathern for work to join the Union. A reeolntion in f • .our of was ...
... the other ori the Ilth Await, 1881 : Belticn. £171; Burton. £ll7 : Charley. £Z ; Cotes. £3l : Diehley, £7B; Clarendon, £99; Hathern. £114; Hoton. ; Knight Thorpe, £4O: Long Winston. £ll6 ; Loughborough. £1460 ; l'restwohl. £56; Hbeepaised. £406; Woodthorpe ...
... was rung, followed by addresses from Messrs, J. B. Smith, Markfield ; A. Barrow, Kegworth ; OaThs, Kegworth ; J. Spencer, Hathern ; and R. Jacques, Mountsorrel, all bearing testimony to the kindness shown by Mr. and Mrs. Marsh while conducting the services ...
... songe brought to a close a most enjoyable evening. -- PAROCHIAL DIPFERIINCEB AT HATHERN. lIMCION'II APPLICATION VON NAGINTICINAL envies. The Rev. E. Smythiee, rector of Hathern, yesterday cty:gdriday) applied to the magistrates sitting at b orou gh Petty ...
... the 19th Mat., at Loughborough, Martha, wife of Mr. Frederick C. Bird, Duke-street, aged 56. BitowN. -On the 12th nut., at Hathern, Mr. Noah Brown. aged 51. At Sheopehed, on the 13th inst., Mr. Thomas Keightley, Brook -street. 80 same day, the infant win ...
... c Whitmore, b Dalby 0 0. Fielding (Houghton), c Garner, b Hull . . 1 W. Smith (Sheepshed), c Kemp, b Goadby 0 C. Farrow (Hathern), b Hull . 6 E. Heggs (Barkby), at. Colver, b Whittle 15 S. Taylor (Earl Shilton), b Pickering . . 0 M. Wolfe (Ansty) ...
... Welton, Daventry, 1881. HATHERN PAROCHIAL DIFFERENCES. To E,Jitor, Sir,—The rector of Hathern—the Rev. E. Smythies --recently applied to the magistrates sitting in this division for advice respecting parochial matters. His application more immediately ...
... HATHERN. Calmer CLUB.—This club is ming every effort to make the forthcoming season a thorough success'. have already completed their list of matches', 2% embrace all the leading clubs of the districts. The foremost of these are Ruddington, Keyworth,Notte ...
... —The committee , were then re-appointed or the year. and the Beard adjounied after passing a few plans for new buildings. HATHERN hiErnso.—On Friday evening a vestry meeting was held for the election of churchwardens for the ensuing year. The Rev. E. Smythies ...