... -Old Dalby—1t ‘Toesday, January 9th ‘Thursday, January lth Hall—t1 Friday, January __. . Dupgerton—11 Saturday, January 13th Hathern Turn—Il THE BURTON HOUNDS. Saturday, January 6th Monday. Jannary 8th __- . Wednesday, January 10th - Thursday, Jnnuary Lith ...

... FLOODS AT HATHERN. A great flood is now in the Soar valley, and com munication between Hathern and the Midland Rail | way station is cut off. This morning the rural post- | man from Loughborough to Sutton Bonington, &c., could not get past Hathern, and h ...

... Labour in THE BELVOIR MOUNDS. 12th Saturday, eat THE QUORN HE ADS. Friday, January } um. __ ~. Puogorton—ltL Satu day, January Hathern Monday, January 1th Mills—ib Tuesda . Jranuary 16 Newtown Thursday, January ! Tsk w Wi Friday, January S sby— LL y, 2 ch. ...

... Ruckrai*ter Park—ll Friday, January Aswarby Hark—ll. Saturday, Janutry .Lansdale-lane—»ll. THE HOUNDS. Saturday, January Hathern Turn—ll Monday, January loth six Hills— 11. January .. Linford—ll Thursday, January Isley W;«iton—lL Friday, January Gad'd-sbv— ...

... mre bill, Ibe 8a, | d off, £2 On 6d. ; balance ia £3 | lew which hes bern oe, is in @ most for | at of Man G. Bourne, bea HATHERN die at ON SERVICES —The Rev J mance st the W of las week, Friday ‘hoes were fairly attended. T SCHOOL. —At the Adult School ...

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... holy orders by Bishop Kaye, of Lincoln, in 1856 and licensed to the euracy of St. George’s, Leicester. was also eumte of Hathern, Leicestershire, from 1938 to 1%4]. and of Hodnoet, Shropshire, from 1841 to 1845. In that year he Wag appointed to the vicarage ...

... and was known to have visited public-houses in Long Whatton, Hathern, and neighbourhood. He had no drink after four o’clock in the afternoon, and was subsequently seen at Hathem Tum and Hathern Railway Station. His companions had left him and gone home ...

... Clemerson, J. Hincks (Loughborough), A. Ryder (Barrow-O— -oar), H. Dobson (Coalville), C. S. Thomson (Barrow), and F. Smith (Hathern), took part. — At a public meet- ing, held subsequently in the same chapel, Mr. T. B. Ellis, of Leicester, presided, and the ...

... Bcbooks aad the The Cor ss. The acoompensste end Miss Miss Berry (Gt. Pat- ptendence of Miss high, bes or esven f as Humer, of HATHERN wee om other, wes pe works of Mr. the Hetbern, be hed three fingers of tle inje cut off while et the steam maw ended ot the ...

... Fuller, who was well known amongst the bosery firms of Nottingham, died at his resi- dence, Derby-road. Hathern, a few days ago, end was interred at Hathern C on Monday. For over 30 years he was the leading bag hosier in the and he was for some years overseer ...

... amongst the hosiery firms of Nottingham, died at his resi- dence, Derby-road, Hath em, a few day 3 ago, md was interred at Hathern Cemetery on Monday. For over 30 years he was tho leading bag hosier in the village, and he was for some years overseer and ...