... reconstruction of main roads. Mr. Shepherd drew attention to the condition of the roads below Kegworth station and on to Hathern station, and added that on the Rempstone highway there were patches of the road that were absolutely worn down to the foundations ...

... Bradwell (brothers), Miss Nellie Bradwell (sister), Miss Bryan (Ilkeston) the deceased rifleman's fiancee, Mrs. E. Bromley (Hathern), Mrs. E. Dredwell (Stapleford), Mrs. T. 3Leinetone (Chesterfield), and Mrs. R. Eynon (Alfreton) aunt.; Mr. L. Carlin (South ...

... Harlington, Blears* (bracketed together); Haslewood, Womberwell, Cheltenham. Melton (bracketed together); Stamford, Long Marton, Hathern, Great Longstone. Helper (bracketed together); Langley Mill. Weston (Bath), King's Heath (bracketed together), Duffield, ...

... adjacent chemist's shop, but was fcund to have tacaped with only a few bruises. HATHERN MARKET CROSS DAMAGED. The force of the gale on Saturday broke the column of Hathern's ancient tnarket roan, which is a mark of interest to visitors. DAMAGE 1N LINCOLNSHIRE ...

... Harpur Hill, Ledmanlow, Buxton and Dove Holes. In the Leicester area are Burton, Stretton and Clay Mills. Melbourne, Kegworth. Hathern, Loughborough, Barron-on-Soar, S ileby Syston. Leicester, Humberstone, Humherstone Road, Wigston, South Wigston, Whetstone ...

... of judgment. but at the same time he was carrying out his instructions to the strict letter. The ancient village cross at Hathern, the column of which was broken off by the gale of New Year's Day. 1916, has now been restored by public subscription. ...

... At a meeting of the trustees of the Hathern Educational Foundation it was decided to grant £1 each to 11 children leaving the O.E. day schools to aid then in providing ...

... The arrangements had been in the capable hands of Mr. H. Ward (secretary), and a pleasant outing was concluded by a walk to Hathern Station. where the party took the train for Nottingham. The following is a full li.t of the COMmittees:— Emergency. Messrs ...