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... WINDOW. This morning a singular accident occurred to Mrs. : Ann Hull, aged 78 years, wife of Thomas Hull, 1 j Pasture-lane, Hathern. The old lady has been wandering her inind lately, and at half-past six this morning her husband found her lying the yard ...
... Jersey in tho original scheme, including the stoppage of line at Sr. ing Bridge-lane. Derby-road, in.-tead of going along to Hathern, and finally tho Commissioner* announced that, subject limitations named, they would recommend that the order tor be granted ...
... Trade. The Co__»* sioners realised that it would be impossible for w* promoters to carry out line No. 1 (Loughborough ;* Hathern) as originally intended, namely, along l °* waste by the roadside, and they came to the conclu- sion that it would be better ...
... from th several parishes of tiie union was:—Belton, £97- Burton-on-the- Wolds, £67: Charlov. £31; Cut -s £15; Garendon, £43; Hathern. £103; Hoton, Knight Thorpe, £42; Long Whatton, £82; Loughborough. £2,738; Nanpantan, £36: Prestwnld, ■ Sliep-hrd, £422: ...
... £62; Willoughby on the- WoWs. £79: WysaU. £39—total. £5.269. School Attendance Committee Calls —Helton, £4 ; Charley. £2; Hathern. £4; Long Whattoo. £3; Hhepebed. £2O: Woodtborpe. Wymeewold. ; Coetock, £2 ; Rempetone. ; Stanford. £5; Sutton Boruunglon ...
... svery Saturday. The Sale commences at 10 30. Ofißces :— Exchange- walk, Nottingham; and Melton Mow- bray. 415 ZOCCH. • (N?ar Hathern Station, Midland Railway.) MESSRS. WALKER, WALTON, and HANSON are instructed by the Trustees of the late Mr. S. Marshall, ...
... thereby been com* pie ted. a meeting the Charity Room, HaApra, T. presiding, waa resolved form adult women*?* school i« Hathern, and a provisional committee was appointed* ...
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... did mnarkaiWy wal the other faeif lt wm gntHjing find that the oendidaU* had profited ao ouch from their oourm lectures. HATHERN FRAMEWORK KNITTERS’ MEET- the Hall Monday eren> cog * framownck-knittoie wm held for the of taking into the qoe»- tion in ...
... But he might add that the motion did serve a useful purpose. — The costs would be costs in the action. The Suicide of a Hathern Carrier. — At the Anchor Inn, Hatheru, on Saturday evening, Mr. H. J. Deane, Deputy Coroner for North Leicester- shire, held ...
... Mr T. > D.UIAOK. —Mr. H. in a case in which William Wat ley and Frederick Hetterlrv. glove han ...
... HATHERN CHARITY ESTATE. meeting trustees the Hathcrn Charity Estate was held at the Charity Schoolroom, Hathern, evening. Present: Messrs. B. Harriman (chairman), S. Davenport. 11. T. Burrows, J. Price, G. i Randon, I'. Fuller, Gregory, and T. Allcock ...