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... Monday morning, the mail train from Leeds and the north St. Pancras was proceeding at full speed between Loughborough and Hathern. the latter part of the train, from some unexplained cause, left the metals, and was dragged along the permanent way for some ...
... evening in October, lsl6—, when the sound of rustling dresses and merry laughter announced their approach; and, headed by Lady Hathern, they entered the mom. Yon might have searched long before you found a better-looking set of girls than the new arrivals; ...
... face, crept upstairs with an anxious heart, and sobbed herself to sleep. Next morning, Howard and his cousin, Sir Reginald Hathern, the master of Ballasmere Towers, walked to and fro on the gravel walk in front of the house. Before them stretched the park ...
... tinants wem made for the erisu'ne yew : Rm. William J. \Womb, W.V. (reedreted); Bro. John Qoino. D.W. lre-eleeted); Bre David Hatherne, reerctery Bro. WUll.o treribumr. Thu follow lug were the eseseitta : Hash (leecums), William Jame+ Hatlinene, .14111441 ...
... an alleged breach of the Motor Car Act. The World of Sport. During nineteen successive days' fishing in the River Soar at Hathern, Mr. Jabe: Ratcliffe has landed with rod and line 1,000 fish, or an average of more that fifty a day. Lord Annaly. Master ...
... THREE SISTERS WEDDED. A la•ge congregation was attracted to Hathern Perish (*numb on Monday by the novelty to a triple wedding. the three daughters of Mr. John Tollingtoti, church warden--- h Iva, Bertta. and Eve!) it— being married to Niefflre. H. Allen ...
... THREE SISTERS MARRIED. Three sisters were Inarriet on Monday the Farish church of Hathern, North Leicestershire. The brides were daughters of a resident, Mr. John Tollington, who gave each away in turn. All Mr. Tollington's four daughters took part in ...
... some tiring experiments were being carried out at Lorient a man was mortally injured by the ricochet of a projectile. At Hathern, Leieestershire, a Welsh collie dog fiercely attacked an eighteen months' old child and inflicted terrible injuries to its ...