... HATHERN Fatal Accident. —On Thursday last, an unmarried female, years of age, named Mary Swift, (a person weak intellect), accidentally fell backwards down stairs, and so injured herself as to cause death the following day. inquest was held at the Anchor ...

... HATHERN. -On Tunday night an entertain. lowa was pan in the Nations. Schaairman fur the boast of three blind the 'aria. Mho Maas Hardie(, Mize Mary Daum R.A.M. reaeiborough), Oral (ilatherul, Miss It. RAW/ oramaiowaSar), Mrs C. Beau (Each). Mies C. (Habra) ...

... HATHERN. BAPTIPT Monday evening the annual dew Year, tea inertia( fur member , . and fri md. was held in the ached -note, when over fifty au down. After to a public meeting was held, Mr. T. Fuller pee. siding. After devotional exerciaes a report of the ...

... HATHERN Parliamentary Reform. public meeting was held Friday evening the 28th September, in the Temperance Hall, Mr. Heaifbrd, schoolmaster, in the chair. Mr. E. Coddington moved, Mr. Henry Godkin, of Loughborough, in an able and expressive speech, seconded ...

... HAThERN Amman. babe/war. raga./ Mr Cooptia. o• Vntiay eves. Inmming do Sop ad • hedge To Ito tho of rw: g . .o t l. t ha ka er: o hn' t n tbi Loughbtrough lianerat Ilottyttal, where wtterolot to by honor surgeon. sad allowad to return home Jras•ta ...

... HATHERN Novel. Wenntea Fiewrivtries.—The quiet village of Hathern was all in commotion on Tuesday on the occasion of two of its notabilities (Richard Cheatle and Ann Ratcliffe) being united in the bonds of hymen. The bridegroom, who has withstood the ...

... hATHERN. IIIooMNED IV A four o'clock yestei day afternoon several little children were playing. when one, a little boy named Gerald, youngest eon .if Mr. H. Handon, prufesniosal cricketer, fell into • paucimon. He wu plucking dines and putting them into ...

... HATHERN : Monday, July 10th, the members of Court Margate of Heating, No. 4 fin, celebrated th e i r ninth anniversary by a dinner, end a procession. Early is the morning we observed the banner waving gracefully le the breese, in the front of the field ...

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... HATHERN. the fruit and vegetable show took place in the National n'diool-room* of this village. By the promoters it was at first merely contemplated as one of celery, but many other contributions of vegetahles,!frnits, and flowers, poured in, that really ...

... HATHERN. Taut —Ths scholars aMearbag rhe.Wetdryan Sunday school had thew annual tress no A capital tea waa thoroughly enmyed m the and law parts sabesquontly went a field emperor* ths Arrhor lna, badly km by Mr. A (copal, wbers • pleasant evening spent ...

... HATHERN. On Monday the court Marquis of Hastings, Ancient Order of Foresters, held their first anniversary at the house of Mr. Fredk. Shipley, King’s Arms, Hathem Turn, when the members proceeded to church with the Hathern Foresters’ band, when a sermon ...