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... diseases. Your applacetion torwfmwd. —Applicnnt: Well, rhdl not have done now. LIBERALISM AT HATHERN. —0» ertord»y afttmoao an iolfrfaMg took at Liberal Club, Hathern, the wive, the mOTbera being entertained to ten. Neatly raponded to the invitation. The dhecten ...
... players. AND DISTRICT LEAGU3. DIVISION X. j' id. Won. Dm. L» % For. Ag&. Pta. Barrow Rising Star 14 .. 12 .. £.. 55 .. 15 .. 24 Hathern Victoria .. 15 .. .. 4 .. 35 .. 2) .. Loughboro'Uavelock . 1.. 6..24._34 .. 19 Loaghhro' Corinth'ns 14 2.. 4..29..18 .. 18 ...
... and paid the penalty, the Corinthians winning bv four to none, two goals being obtained in each helf. Among the juniors Hathern Reserves and the Corinthians Reserves both played a couple of matches, and each club benefited the extent two points, dividing ...
... LOUGHBOROUGH AND DISTRICT LEAGU*. DIVISION L, M Goals. „ _. . Won. Dm. Lost. For. Pts. Barrow Rising Star .. .. . 2 57 2f> Hathern Victoria .. 15 .. 3 .. 4 .. 3 . 35 20 20 Loushbro' Corinth'ns 15 . 9 . 2 4.. 33 .. 18 20 Longhboro' Havelock . 9.. 1.1 Qnorn ...
... E. Moss, J.P., occupied the chair at meeting yesterday, and was supported by nearly all the London Music-hall managers. HATHERN. The Celebration Committee held a meeting evening under presidency Mr. Henry Harriman. district councillor. Over £13 was promised ...
... directed that the income should paid over the District Council and placed to the the parish. Mr. Harriman said the people of Hathern wanted to apply the money for 'ightmg purposes. i £5° obsenre ...
... William Mas. 1 Cruelty to a horse dealer. Old Peterborough, was charged, the instance the S.P.C.A., with cruel to pony, , Hathern, June sth. The case wae that the -vas jerked and backed into a ditch, and was then struck over the head. Evidence was given ...
... PRESENTATION HATHERN— the BantiH Cbinel Tneadv evening * pubic pramtut ton nisOtt Mlm Monk, wfco bao jtnenAd «fc hmonram for ortr trn joan, wd to noto to Mr. 6. Fojktt, only non MO. Fred Foilrr, rofnwntmdent ai tfac Boptnft Stmdoy Bchool. mo good nUrndonoo ...
... married woman. m charged wyth a similar offence. a charge, and fine 205.. v tea daj% imposed. ! A fro* HiTiTJRT. Randoe. Hathern Welboume. labourer; and field, labourer, were all .summoned being dnmk J* disovderly. June charged with assaulted o. >»est ...
... Lhurch-stretNewßa sford. 13190 c MASONS.— Good Banker Hands Wanted, immediately; good men only need apply.—Whatton House, near Hathern. MAN (first-class) Wanted, Manage Cotton Lace Department.—Apply Brownsword and Clark, 10, Hetcher-gate, VrECHANIC Wanted ...
... footpath had been de good. Dr. T. Corcoran, medical officer of health, pre- a special report on the outbreak of diphtheria at Hathern, follows: The first case was notified on the 12th Jane, Wide- ; street. the second the next day, the Tan-yard, and ! the third ...
... charge. Hathsrn Policeman Assaulted.—Ernest Wakefield, Hat hern, was charged with having assaulted P.c. Ernest Smith, at Hathern, on July 29th. There was a second charge againf-t defendant being drunk and at the same time and place. The defendant was ...