... The Working Men's Liberal Club has received a handsome bers/if fully designed memorial tablet containing names of the 17 Hathern young ' who fell in the i.lt; vas the ifift of Mr. Dutton, who has seen service, was baritygtaatd. \ The yrhole work of :he ...

... CHAMPION OF COALITION. Major O. Guest, M.P., defended the vernment at a m Saturday night. He said eeting at Hathern on ere was a good deal of grumbling at the Coalition Govern- ment, ut in view of the work that had been achieved he thought a good deal ...

... first uife was eivorcing me. Supt. Smith asked for a remand, which was granted. HATHERN FOOTPATHS. The almost impossible condition of many of the footpaths in and around Hathern has, arocnsod considerable feeling. At the invitation of the l'arish Council ...

... opportunity of hearing him expound the gospel every Sunday dunne los stay with his patriotic relative, as he rreached twice at Hathern, and once at Sht p,hed. On Wednesdaz, his Lordship set of to Lutterworth to see his old friends in that Quarter. DID NOT USE ...

... Northampton dele- Male Voice Quartettes.—Test piece, A gate moving the resolution, pointed out Newell, James Coleman : 1 Hathern; 2 that at one factory at that town, under L yr i c. . E A „, twoo il . the day work system, 25 additional girls Soprano ...

... per pound. In Loughborough market. on Thursday it fetched 7d. BE FRUITFUL - The late Mr. T. Guttridge, blacksmith of Hathern, died about 17 years ago, leaving eight daugliters, seten of whom are now Their ages amount to 464 y They have 34 children ...

... Mus.Bac., was the adjudicator for the musical programme, and his awards were :—Male Voice Quartet: 1 Alfretonian party, 2 Hathern, 3 Carnarvon. Male voice contest: 1 Pye Mill and District, I Eastwood Colliery, I Church Greeley P.M. The sports aide of the ...

... roir EVERY DEScRIPTION. SHOULD APPLY TO I W. & S. BURKES & CO., (i ALLOWTHRE OATIC, LRICRFITICR. HATHERN CCO•OP. At the balf-yearly meeting of the Hathern Co op. Society a dividend on purchases of Is. an the .4 for members and M. for nonmembers was ...

... ion of the chances offered to the visiting team. Brown is worthy of mention for a rattling good display at full-back for Hathern. _ Roome gave his usual sound exhibition for Pegg's Green, and Hodges was safe at left fullback. Hinckley • United played ...

... for the loss of one wicket. • The match was to be completed during the week. The Coalville Town End eleven Journeyer, to Hathern on Saturday only to find the field deserted. • Some mistake had been made regarding the fixture. • The Coalville Bowlers are ...

... The Little Difference. There are fleas and fleas according to a Hathern re-sident, who has sent a challenge to the Medical Officer of Health for the district. The letter was as follows:— When the sanitary inspector was here he said that after getting ...

... results were •:hildren's Choirs (open): I Coatvlll Co op. Jenior Choir: 2 York-road Boy !:ouncll School, Church Greeley; Hathern Combined Stin.lay Schools; Woodville Children's Choir; 5 Coal‘in• Ashby •road Junice Choir. Male Voice Cholr (open): I Eaatwo ...