... ifn her Majesty's Fleet. Sub-Lieutenants E. P. Jones, A. Dove, E. C. Hobkirk, 0. S 8, Pretty'man, J. F. Bedford, W. C.;S, Hathern, H. Ri. Chevalier, Lord F. H. P. Cecil, R. F. 0. Foote. and L. D; Simpson, to be Lieutenants in her Majesty's Fleet. -In ...

... negociations. Yesterday the police, instructed by Archdeacon Fearon, of Loughborough, made a raid upon cook- fighters at Hathern, near Loughborough, but could not capture any of the men. Seven cocks, some spurs, and scales were taken. Mr. John Anderson ...

... men would arrive at Hathern to fight several mains of coaks. On the same day the venerable archdeacon lost no time in communicating with the police, who eventually discovered the cockighters in a wood about two miles from Hathern, but did not Euceqed ...

... k ing immediate ste p s people in the open square asst the station with a in succession to Sir F. Chapman, whose term of Hathern tc fight several mains of reeks oe the same longing to Earl Somers, at East:tor, near Cadbury, t o i n d u ce their respective ...

... men would arrive at Hathern to fight several mains of cocks. On the same day the venerable arch. deacon lost no time in eommunicating with the police, who eventually discovered the cockfighters in a wood about two miles from Hathern. but did not succeed ...

... of men would arrive at Hathern fight several mains of cocks. tho same day tho venerable archdeacon lost no time in communicating with the police, who eventually discovered the cocklighters in a wood about two miles from Hathern, but did not succeed in ...

... anchorage at Kingstown, on deck since leaving o'clock in of the Ist Sep- at ter? 1 went below at 12 10p m, tember, Lieutenant Hathern in charge of i wish appearance of ths ship. At 12.43 1 cult had come on, and I went on that a dense fog denote our presence ...

... by Ski littualistie proceedings of the Vicar. LOSS OF THE VANGUARD.—COURT MARTIAL. On Saturday Captain Dawkins, Lieutenant Hathern, navigating lAeutonsint Thome., and other °facers, were placed on their trial before a courtmartial at Devonport, for the ...

... the Vadieuard'a 141,6111 whistle I wield hear it over ;sty men I heard the whistle tern IC three reetolirl*. By Lientenent Hatherne— Hew he,/ e1air.1 tram when yen fist heard the whietle t.. the of sighting the V.aquard 'ruin Hur 10 you t that it was ...

... havmg been pro perly constituted, the prosecution of any business by it would be • violation f the spirit of the Act of Hathernent larsoestown might be amy •oon. venire, plaoi • for the Directors but that was not what was Minded by the Act. It was rather ...

... bed prethrty, atheanther le I. derity. Mr Ithth Weamr, QC. Mr G. Ganes, Q.C.. and Mr ithartheed by Ma Bad append an Midi at Hathern, Q.C. and W. M. , Fronde thethaded Mr J. A. apparel by the Km get the Wm New srt the Er. d tho with Km m 4 l• be et halite ...

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