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... kicked off with • the wind. They pressed immediately. and = after 25 minutes Spence scored for Hathern. , Half-time:— HATHERN BARROW 0 On resuming Hathern obtained a penalty. hat kmissed. Play continued evenly, but b, iii soon scored a second through ...
... HATHERN. - -- - At the annual meeting of the Hathern and District Conservative Club on Friday evening, the Chairman of the Club, Mr. John Osby presiding. the following gentlelkien were elected as officers :—Preeident. Mr. Everard M. P. de Lisle, J.P. ...
... evidenl Needham told the police that he wan corn- ing from Regword, where he has been living for the past six months. When neat Hathern Lane he was accosted by a couple of men. They stopped him and asked for money, and when he refused. he alleged they knocked ...
... Unionists, the lastnamed is a Liberal. The Hathern Division, which is providing one contest, comprises the villages of Hathern, Long Whetton, Gracedien, and Belton, and of the 600 voters some 270 reside in Hathern. Prior to the last General Election, ...
... Frederick David Murray-Baillee, Mstan Grange, colonel. HALLATON. . Samuel Nevins Bankart, Holliston Hall, Uppingham, Esq., J.P. HATHERN. Charles Herbert Noloon, Charnwood Road. Shepohed, outfitter and tailor. William Edge Porter, Dishley Grange, Loughborough ...
... HATHERN. The funeral of Mrs. Hatton, wife of Mr. 0. L. Hatton. farmer, who died on Sunday, took place yesterday. ...
... Watford Cottage, Blaby. builder. EARL SHILTON. Anthony Edward Denny Disney, no Rectory, Stoney Stanton, Clerk in Orders. . HATHERN. William Edge Porter, Dishley Grange, Loughborough, farmer. MOIRA. Wilmot Massey, Red Henke. Measham, farmer. OADBY. Orson ...
... National School. Belton, on Sateday evening in suprort of the eandidature of Mr. W. Edge Porter for the representation of the Hathern Division on the County Mr. & M. P. de Lisle (Clarendon) prodded, and the candidate was supported by Alderman R. Finney and ...
... K &WORTH VICTORIA 2 BELTON VILLA Division IL SIIEPSHED BAPTIST v. HIIIIINGTON. Final:—Shopshed, 3; Remington. 1. DIVISION HATHERN EXCELSIOR v. LOITOHBORO' OLYMPIC. Remit ILITHERN RIG7FLSJOR „ I LOUGHBOROUGH OLY - MPIt., 1 LOUGHBORO' EMMANUEL v. BARROW ...
... was soon followed by goals for Hathern by Spence and :Brumley. Half-time:— ATHERN OLYMPIC On resuming, play was from end to end of the field for a time, but Hathern show:d a better, fight than Olympic- Spence, tbr Hathern in goal, played admirably, and ...
... HATIIERN. The annual meeting of the members of the Liberal Association was held at the Liberal Club, Hathern. Mr. Harry Maroon presided. The following were elected odicers:—President, Mr. J. Matson; vice-president. Marrs. W. Sibson, J. Tollington, B. ...
... remaining neutral when a vote 'ken, the motion was carried. Board of Education, in a ietter dated h February, 1910, stated that Hathern I was one scheduled as requiring more ace per child, and provision for this be made before the let of August next. Chairman ...