... HATHERN. PrEAcHERS POR SUSDAY NEXT :—Primitive Metho dists, Mr. . Clarke, Loughborough ; Wuk{sn Methodists, Mr. W, Arterton, F'in:h.ka; United Methodist Free Church, Mr. (i, Haken, Sheepshed; General Baptist, Mr. Laurence, Nottingham. Yousc Mes's Mutvar ...

... HATHERN. Mosotte To Sadasw—The ae the Perteh Church eo the ronsion .4th. sermons on of the ralasona, wee the elm of th • Sunday Mr. cl a of wind sontanuol ey evening. CcerelallVATlTl AMOCIATION. fl. , yearly al of this mu , held M the OM Schoolroom, to ...

... HATHERN. PLLIBB night • minimal meeting ' of the nem held in chanty tehonsronsit. Us of &moldering the Education Scheme of Connty Conseil. Mc P. Fuller. was voted to chin, and eras diamond by Miners. C. H. C. Moody. G. (Nonni/am, J. E Toilington, J. J ...

... HATHERN. B/ B b L Weitwen Chepel in wil took place 10 she School Rovms. As:d oumber sat hwuvlflmrw by the officers of the and several ladies kindly presided at the tables. After tes o service of song was given, eutitied “MM“W;&MJ&- Sehion, assisted by ...

... HATHERN. StrieriP4.—On the hot two liundAys special sermons have been preached and collections male at the General & f eint Chapel, Hathern, towsuels toying off the debt remaining thereon. The services were brought to a termination on Monthly evening ...

... HATHERN. Coxecituartvi AIMOCIVION.—The j itirusei iseeag of this eaeoclation respecting the format of • C.o. eervative Club, was bald at She usual p 1 a- n iatur.i.sy evening, the Rev. E. Smythies presidi •g cawing she subject, the meeting agali adj ...

... HATHERN. BexevoLeNce. —On Sbrove an entertain.-m--nwnuwxnammm-yby Miss Domleo and Mr. H. Whittle, to whom grest praise s due for the energetic manver iy which they worked o make the affair 4 suceess. The proceeds were in behalf of vhree blind persons ...

... HATHERN. Harueey Stag F.C. v. Barzow-ON-Soar Risiva 81ar F.C.—This match was played at Barrow on Satarday last, and after an exciting contest ended in a draw, ulcb side o?!t:it:iu g:. gml!‘ TheJlo%l;vim were the ayers : — ern : Mesars. J. Warren (captain ...

... HATHERN. Sark or PrOPERTY.—On Wednesday evening Mr. w. Amuonf offered some house pmgertv for sale at the Anchor lon, cousisting of two dwelling houses situated in the Golden-sqnare, and belonging to the late Mz, William Draycot. There was a fair attendance ...

... HATHERN. LiperarisM.—On Monday ”’? a meeting in connection with the Hathern branch of the LOM ‘bem‘lh Associati i;w] was held fll; th: Oo;)opnnny. H or the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, and otbir Doiness. Mz, W, Tollingion presided ...

... HATHERN. Ot the 247 voters on the ister at this village, over 100 had voted at tvelvr:‘n‘;clock‘ and it was anticipated that the bulk of those who had not done so would vote during the dinner hour. There is no doubt that an overwhelming roajority of the ...

... HATHERN. Thriven Cawnwr Curn.—The members of this Club met in the National &noel-room, on Saturday night, Nov. 18th, when the yearly accounts were reed, which showed that the club was doing well. After paying all expense. for the year they had about £1 ...