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... H. Armytage, who retires; Ensign and Lieu- tenant Sir ?? Des Voeux, Bert, to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Hathern; Ca L. D. Oscullston toube Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sir F. A. flea Voeeu, Dart., 8th Feet-Captain Ferris, ...
... of carraun ci tnt-ban- In -O ~~ nl nsi po-ion cf tI.elg4 rd SZIa. Ir.Op. -tatlrte lnrosorr-_ Ctagh, containing The Great hather-n and Oattaerna ?? beside the Loond Of C10onfad ar..l tb-h',rol pruac Cudt dangh. an d tire X M -trtrah' Statioeu(rri, m l~es ...
... Monday morning, the mail train from Leeds and the north St. Pancras was proceeding at full speed between Loughborough and Hathern. the latter part of the train, from some unexplained cause, left the metals, and was dragged along the permanent way for some ...
... express, which leaves Trent at 5.45, was nearing Loughborough at full speed, and when about midway between that place and Hathern, from some yet usexplained cause, the latter part of the train left the metals, Ave or six carriages being dragged along the ...
... Nottingham for London at 5.25 a.m. Daring . - :ay a number of workmen had been engaged in n . ynrg a portion of the line at Hathern, near Lon,. tough. The night mail passed over the spot in: - .ty ; but when the morning mail was passing or• place at full ...
... Nottisgham for London at 5.25 as. Daring Banda, a number of workmen had been engaged in relaying a portion of the line at Hathern, near Longhbomegh. The night mall pained over the spot in safety ; bat when the morning mail waa passing over the plain at ...
... Prince of Wales. The late Mrs. Fitch, of Bath, had bequeathed the institution • legacy of £300; and the late Maria Knight, of Hathern, one of RlOO. New lifeboats had recently been sent to Sunderlsnd, yrieniouth, and Howth. The lac-named boat was readily granted ...
... Pt0,LCWUXG I 500 to 50 agat Mr. Blackstcckl's, t 100 to 7 - ir. J11'Haffie's, iw 22 to I - Mr. Sslter's, t a 22 to 1 - CoL Hathern's, t r 33 to 1 - Mr. Irving's, t LINCOLNSHIEE HANDICAP (1 nan), TUESD.AY, ?? 25. 100 to 6 agst Xanthus, 4 yrs, 7at 2ih, t ...
... of who regetable the Egans. The inquiry was adjourned, and the prisoners remandad. A ow THZ A rIFFILILIAN COLONIIII.—Mr. Hatherne Hardy has provoked the wrath of some of the Australian newspapers by an allusion he made to the morality of tee colonies ...
... evening in October, lsl6—, when the sound of rustling dresses and merry laughter announced their approach; and, headed by Lady Hathern, they entered the mom. Yon might have searched long before you found a better-looking set of girls than the new arrivals; ...
... face, crept upstairs with an anxious heart, and sobbed herself to sleep. Next morning, Howard and his cousin, Sir Reginald Hathern, the master of Ballasmere Towers, walked to and fro on the gravel walk in front of the house. Before them stretched the park ...
... ifn her Majesty's Fleet. Sub-Lieutenants E. P. Jones, A. Dove, E. C. Hobkirk, 0. S 8, Pretty'man, J. F. Bedford, W. C.;S, Hathern, H. Ri. Chevalier, Lord F. H. P. Cecil, R. F. 0. Foote. and L. D; Simpson, to be Lieutenants in her Majesty's Fleet. -In ...