... Departures from North Wall Station by the Lon- Company's Express Rrodie, Captain J, Leadam. Captain C. G. Goldman, Captain H. A. Hathern, Ox Janne: T. H. Nmythe. Kev. T. G. catrey tor, ota. H. Insker, Master U. Mra GH. insker.the Misses Inster ens er. T. H. Hrocard ...

... Mamma ham, dim* they iiiiiWeig. 5 4, 354 ~ Blade, ohs awl two mime fa the aim imen the we Wes as paved the id deg. ariel Hathern_.,..-. .-. 102 1 lut , IN 'that in oat to ppm. aof • box mid willtimethin. It again =et toffee de Ward, vbe mind be ,6_lBfiEnners ...

... went abroad or in choir, | and under this, when was in the house, a whi ) habit and scapulary, and was girded >ut with Mack hathern strap ned with a buckle of ivory. He wss hard «berever 1 v d. wh«t er, among t ie s' ad**s of a- a U*mi • bow.-rs or in localities ...

... sexton o eontinus it. Alter mwummfi.u‘mw‘ complainyd that not & single Churchman is on mu--hummw-um the Chureh's influsoce io Hathern. Be senta letter d-’hhlhmww.'hoinvited the Council's observations upon it. The Council claims that it is the proper authority ...

... A TION DIFFI- Tue Rector of Hathern, Loices‘orshire, is afraid lest bis parishioners their @ay. or meet with some other ai the resurrection. A new cenetery bas been |, and before the first interment the rector wrote to the clerk of the Parish asking him ...

... theft or piekery, and thereof convicted, he Phall bars bin bead polled and hot pitch poured upon pate, and upon that the hathern of some pillow* or shaken aloft, that he may thereby be known for a thief. ...

... J P tOrellerest sad Mr T J P, Tel*, were on the AD Wand lIMUNNTIAL =inn IN INNIS. Night. Twelv owe al the jai is Woad ia hathernate of the Ye..dal agitates, was held at the Carthorses. The attendees a Dui sad was of al sad creeds ia th• side fade beim ...

... 1263. John —1264. Nicholas—l2Bs. Nicholas—l2BB. He was called Bishop of Kerry and died at a great age, A.D., 1336. | Man O Hathern—l336. Pope Benedict XII, in 1341, appointed Edmund de Carmarthen to this See, but the See was Huts oocnpied this nomination ...

... at the public-howse licences which are 1. cost in connection wit), +) of these licences is close on £40 9% the Strand to Hathern 1 Rowtery ie mid to be ther» and at the reception of by the rank and file of the He ofirm to reare to maf tes iad A “Morning ...

... Henry li fa Drlety Mr and Mrs; Hynes, Miss Newp,ri White, H F Hall de Vere, F R G Hill and the Misses Hill, Vincent H G Hathern, Iticlard H Rarrisoll and Mris Harrison, Dr and Mr s M Mackey, F H Goodbody, Miss Wynn Corxi e MissA William,,, Kr and Mrs ...

... ange & eurvespen- was witnessed tho dent of a London j other day on the banks of the River Soar, near resident in the dis- Hathern, by a gentleman trict. Being attracted by a peculiar ery, he aside, and came ma pon a struggle. and a huge eel se The otter ...

... FIGHT BETWEEN AN OTTER AND AN EEL. A remarkable encounter between an otter and and eel is_reported from [Hathern, Leicestershire. Mr, John Mitchell was walking through a field when he heard a loud noise pmreo&ing from a_neighbouring ditch. Upon going ...