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... kind of attack. He charged with the farm labourers on his estate low wages, and otherwise treating them unjustly. Speaking Hathern last night, he protested against Mr. Levy resorting to tactics of this sort, and disposed of the attack by a simple statement ...
... District League were:—Whitwick Whito Cross v. Mountsorrel Town, one goal each; Hat hern Club v. Barrow Excelsior, a win for the Hathern Club by 10 goals none; Shepshfid Town, 2 goals; Quorn Havelock, goaL MORE 81X-A-BIDE TROUBLES. Ib has been an all too frequent ...
... Lof Loughborough and District League were:—Whitwick White Cross v. Mountsorrel Town, one goal each; Hathern Club ▼. Barrow Excelsior, a win for the Hathern Club by 10 goaJs to none; Shepshed Town, 2 goals; Quorn Havelock, 1 goal. MORI TROUBLES. Ifc has been ...
... presided, and the customary resolution was paased at the close. On Monday evening he spoke at Shepshed. and on /Tuesday at Hat-hern, when his candidature was sup- ported with the utmost enthusiasm. At the National School, Hatbern, on Monday, there was a ...
... Beaumont Leys, Gdroes, Lester Abbey and Leicester Frith. Barrow, Belton, Burton, Castle Donington, Coalville, Diseworth, Groby, Hathern, Hoton. Kegworth, Long Whatton. Loughborough: No. 1, Emmanuel Boys' School, Loughborough; No. 2, Girls* School; No. 3, Sh ...
... The contribution.*, required from the various parishes tor the half year under: £'5; Barton-on-tno-' \Volut». Charley. Gar* Hathern. 6: Acre ami £Ib, and vVvmeawoic. special meeting; of the Council will be next week consider the applications and sole* a ...
... the rates for tbe next belf yesr wae es follows : —BeKnn £6l. Burtoo-on the Wolda £36, Charley £2O. Ootea £B. Garendon £29. Hathern £6B. Hotoa £3O. Knightborpe £23. Long Whatton £6O. Ixmgbborough £2.275. Nanpaoteo £55. PreatwoW £2l, Sbepebed £316, Thorpe ...
... level T. and a draw of a goal each was the > mil: results in the same competition were: Barrop Risinj I S'oar, three goal*; Hathern, one foal; JJndcrby seven; Earl Shilton, one. ...
... who wen a en.-aided game by See goals to none. Havelock not yet had • goal scored against them in the League. Camels and Hathern met on the Ground, and a very even game was witnessed. The game was very exciting from start to finials, and when the whistle ...
... .r two afterwards w ' ,L„ hC C ' lrr rct rt '''a: that their mother had m*?' Sh ' vu subs ei|ucntly arrested » Hathern. Wplyinit tno m.ijrwtratcs. M id •He intended for her children when «l,e imt w..-k The .lie went cut of the home km beemtwe ...
... and Mr. J. Hurriman.) Alt Driver.—James McDiarmid, an elderlv man, Hathern. ravr bone ilraler. \vjw» diarged with reckless driving and being drunk whilst in of a pony and rart., Hathern, Octolwr 29th. The c-ise was prove*! by ' .e. Sir.ith and the constable ...
... Cutlery, &c., _c. Sate to commence at 11 and -2.30. t ' ' . HAYLOCK and Co., Auctioneers. BY MESSBS. GEBMAN AND OEBMANT HATHERN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH, 1300. OfWV TONS' of HAY and CLOVER rwW- Catalogues oa application. 2.85 GERMAN and GERMAN. Auctioneers ...