... unaccustom ritual on unwilling clergymen and congregations. interesting case under the Bar Act was heard at when the Rev. E. Sm Hathern, was summoned for eam to permit a Noncon formist funeral procession to pass into the church- Mr instructed of London, ‘prosecuted ...

... isi to 51s 3d;: crosse~so to Icc 3d; Cheniote, t rolls, 3; tspS, to (i-s; Chrss et ,isa,, to ItS dol cross lambs, t 27c 3st hathern hallcbs. £13 2s 6i to L£4 polIledIsllorbc, £Mri lS 6.1 ; pltlst hollos, so I11S0' areas1~11 sUeis, to £D3 lur, Ac sli Gcierge ...

... SINGULAR FATALITY AT A PUBLIC MEETING, A young man named William Doughty has died at Hathern, Leicestershire, under extraordinary circumstances. It appears that he called a meeting of the villagers on the old village cross in respect of the election of ...

... P., president of the Liberal I Club, took the chair, and amongst those present c vere the Vicar of Shepehed, the Vicar of Hathern, ( Canon Martens, and many other gentlemen of e influence. The Chairman expressed the opinion that if the lion. member would ...

... and is She.. paaailily. is bete the rent of assiveriolly trusted sad loved. lietely ere a ern is rate Bet such a arm was Mr Hathern. He wee Nation ale! atlesd. is whom these was no grin Nis walk and cow treaties wae an example worthy of Wog imitated. Hie ...

... of the boar-s be -as lost ~-5nhv~u s Tho Clerk, however, staied o-to rue sit ?? had boen mnae for Was5 ref u JrfU 2uatoe hathern oel Studay, but it s tlo r3- aid th:e contractor wase bound dout , ?VaII;r. oad tniiins ?? year. Commnxissioner aes l.t-ica ...