... HATHERN FLOWER SHOW. The thirteenth annual show in connection with 1 this society took place on Saturday, in Mr. | Mill's field, at Hathern. The exhibits were not so j numerous as on previous occasions, neither was the quality, generally, up to the usual ...

... to quit the licensed premises of John E. Priestley, at Hat-hern, on November 10th. Defendants were further charged with damaging jugs and glasses at the King's Arms Inn, Hathern. Bott was charged with having assaulted the landlord of that house, and the ...

... -»_. SERIOUS FIRE AT HATHERN. Early on Tuesday morning a serious fire broke out in the timber yard of Mr. H. T. Burrowes, of Hathern, and resulted in much destruction of timber and machinery. It appears ti at about four o'clock Mr. Burrowes' daughter ...

... EXTENSIVE EOBBEBIBS OF HOSIBBT AT HATHERN. At the Lon«aboronga Petty Stww, « WedawKar, be- fore Bay. K. Bnjto. aad Mr. W. B. Pacet, a Treape^lj dressed young man named Isaaa Wsrren waa caarged ©o remaad from the ?? ?? with rteaiing a quantity of nonary ...

... A MAN DROWNED AT HATHERN. At the Anchor Inn. Hathern. on Saturday, Mr. I Henry Deane, Coroner for North Leicestershire, held ; an irquest touching the deatn of Thomas Ward, aged ■ 54, hawker, whoso body was recovered from the River \ Soar on Friday afternoon ...

... BSBGLAR FATALITY AT HATHERN. I i* w boose of P.a Beardmoire, Hathem, on Mon- aj M:. H. Ltoat, oorou er for Ncxrth __e_ce_-ters__ii_, a-^cac l-rastiry f>uchioa tne deatu of Wui. Duughty. -«at J»q. Dou?hty. the widow, depoeed tbat her i mtswi w«t awd 58 ...

... I A HATHERN LAD'S ESCAPADE. A REFORMATORY CASE. At Loughborough on Wednesday before Mr. 8. Wells, Mr. J. Harriman, end Mr. W. Moss, John Mil- ler, 12 years of age, of Hathern, formerly of Shepshed, was charged with stealing 10s., the moneys of Ben- jamin ...

... MR. JOHNSON-FERGUSON AT HATHERN. On Monday Mr. Johnson-Ferguson addressed a meeting of hia supporters in the National School, Hathern. There waa a very good attendance. Mr. H. Harriman presided. Mr. Johnson-Ferguson aaid they had heard a great deal about ...

... HATHERN CONSERVATIVE ?? ASSOCIATION. MR. EDWIN DE LISLE, MP., ON THE __ IRISH QUESTION. Ibe inaugural dinner in connection with the OAtherri Conservative Association was held on Satur- ?? National Sch-oolroom at that p__o_ The^v. E. Smythies, rector, ...

... Mr. Vickere, C.C., was reappointed hon. treasurer. A special meeting of the trustees of the Hathern Charity Estate was held at the Charity Schoolroom, Hathern, on Tues- day evening. Present — the Rev. J. G. Lawrance (chairman), H. Harriman, H. T. Burrowes ...

... on Monday while bathing ia th* Leeds sod Liverpool Canal near Wigan, Zouch MilhLock^naarHaalmrm Several boys belonsinjr to Hathern, named John Taylor, Melbourne, Monk! ?? ?? wore bathing together when Taylor, who st-Ef? tl l* n ?? water and wae drowned ...

... Whalley Range, Manchester, by Rev. E. Smvthec, rector of Hathern, assisted by R«t _ B' Ainley. Benjamin Braybrook Barrow, of Holly Bank, Mayfield-road, Manchester, to Emily Hutchinson, _ Bill House, Hathern, Lekesterhire. DEATHS. On the 15th inst, at 54, He ...