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... were too weak for their opponents. When half-time was called two goals had been secured by the Hathern team, and at tho conclusion the score stood — Hathern five goals, Sheepshed none. The Sheepshed team were F. Argyle (captain), Kidger, Harris, C. Bennett ...
... Mr. Oliver Gi3bornc, aged t!2. Hanfoed. — On the 23rd ult., at Noxroantonon-Soar, Be.tsy, relict of E. M. Hanford. late of Hathern. H.u.dy. — On tlie Ist inst., Mr. foau Hi'.rdy, Gravel- t street, Leicester, aged 79. Haxby. — On tne z9ch nit., at the Holaes ...
... 11 „ „ „ Desford 1 do. 2.50 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 2o. Kibworth ..4 do. 917 a.m. „ „ Rugby 1 do. 1.35 p.m. Thur=day,Jan.22, Hathern 1 do. 11.7 a.m, „ Syston 2 do. 12.15 p.m. „ „ Kegworth.. 3 do. 1.33 „ „ „ Loughbro'.. 2 do. 3.7 „ For particulars of the ...
... fox was found iv Oakley Wood, and weut away at the lower end towards Wharton, but, turuiutr to the right, ran by Hathern Turn and Hathern, by Dishiey and back, through Oikley and Piper woods away at the bottom end of tho latter, over tho meadows towards ...
... precocious youths, accused of housebreaking at Belgrave, were judiciously dealt with, but a charge of per j ury against a Hathern man fell through, the other indictments preferred being of the must ordinary type. The calendar for tho borongh was very light ...
... magistrates' clerk, said he was pre- sent in court whon thfc detondant was charged with beiug drr.Hi on iicenserd pran-ises at Hathern. ani it was said he was then abuaive tc his wile. Thecaso wasadjoumed for c. week, whea defendant was duly eivcrn, and ex- ...
... Williamson. — On the 3rd inst., at the Register Office, Loughborough, Mr. John Edward Swift to Miss Ann Williamson, both of Hathern. Wavei.l — Huish.— On the 27th nit., at Smallev, Derby, William Wavell, Esq., to Florence Darwin, third daughter of the late ...
... Elizabeth Talbot, aged 30 ; on the loth, in the Union House, Hannah Freer, aged 90 ; and on the 17th. John Wapples, aged 68. At Hathern. cn the 10th inst., aged 89, Miss Elizabeth Smith; on the 14th, aged 76, Ruth, widow of Mr. Abraham Chcatle. At Loughborough ...
... THE HUNT QUORN HOUNDS.— At 11. Saturday, Feb. 28, Hathern Turn. Monday, Mar. 1, Wartnaby Hall. Tuesday, Mar. 2, Swithland Village. Friday, Mar. 5, Gaddesby Hall. Saturday, Mw. 6, Prestwold. DUKE OF RUTLAND'S HOUNDS.— At 11. Saturday, Feb. 28, Easton Hall ...
... goal to their opponents, none. Hatheun t. Sheepshed.— A football match was played at Hathern on Monday between the above clubs, and re- sulted in a victory for Hathern by two goals to none. British School.— Oh Monday the annual tea party was held in the ...
... near lxoughbo rough. WARNER, SHEPPARD, and WADE Have received instructions sxxx. » T ,° SELL BY AUCTION, Atthe Anchor Icn, Hathern, on Tuesday, March 23rd, (and not on Wednesday, March 17th, as previously advertised), r J 1900 SUPERIOR Oak, Ash, Beech, ...
... Sth inst., at 45, Conduit-street, Leicester, Elizabeth, widow of Mr. William Gray, aged 72. Howe.â On the 8th inst., at Hathern, Harriet Howe, aged 24. Johnson.â On tho 6th inst., Edward Johnson, St. Mai- garet's Leicester aged 69. LaFaboue. â On ...