... Two Friends (Groby Quarries, Leicester) 0 2 0 H. R. G. Gogny (weekly donation) .. 010 Hathern Liberal Club Comnany (Limited), per E. Gibson, secretary . 2 0 0 Bevan, Is., ; Jones, ls.; Williams, J$. (Knighton) ...

... Nottingham for London at 5.26. During Sunday a number of workmen had been e engaged in relaying a portion of the line at Hathern, near Loughborough. The night mail passed over the p spot in safety; but when the morning mail was passing J I over the place ...

... protection of the Newport police, which was granted after some opposition in the town council. TiU UNIOX OF RIB-TOP HXDms, Hathern, have deter- mined not to receive more members after Sept. 22. ...

... -accompanied by Mrs. Gladstone left Downing-street on Tuesday for Hawatden. The large timber-yard' of Mr. H. HL T. Burrows, at Hathern, Lalcestershire, 'was totallydestroyed by fire on Tuesday. Two men were at Salisbury on Tuesday sent to prison for four'months ...

... prtgmojth ;o hamlilltes Mdtra fieditenraneon ' .Ranpor Vortain'th ll. Conqueror Dev'np't PF.Mt -Rad, Chins ort hom Conuest Z(hathern (P.&R&)H tiserhn o CoquetteCoarhamo, for Ra-ttleslnake, TIorcpot * Stediterroneen ~. - (F .) t ' 1 l Cordelta, F'rtsnalth ...

... Iwhen they go there C next mnonth for the Cheshire hunting. t 'The Rev. E. Smythies. who for about a 40 years was rector of Hathern, Leices- E tershire, died on Wednesday morning, i in his 76th year. ' ' b IThree publicans were summoned 'to u tha NorthLondon ...

... Chan- cellor ofthe Consistory Court of Gloucester, vacated by the death of the Rev. Edward Thomas March Phillipps, rector of Hathern, Laicestebire, who has held the ofice for a period of twenty-nine years. Mr. Monk has die- chargei the duties of the office ...

... (at twenty minutes past eleven) ; Wednesday, Brad- gate Park; Thursday, Narborough Cross Roads; Friday, Asfordby; Saturday, Hathern Tur;;; at eleven. Sykes's, Sir Tatton-Monday, Scampston House; Wednesday, Gallow Gap; Friday, Settrington; at half-past ten ...

... similar capacity for Canterbury. He presided over some 4,000 inquests. The large timboryard of Mlr. H. H. T. Burrows, at H~athern, Leicestershire, wias totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday. The fire had almost been mastered, when a large quantity of oils ...

... offence of obstruction created by the Act. Here es isthelatest illustration, taken from TAe ZT9finghma big Da4; xpreu : At Hathern, Leicestershire, at a mse barial under the Act, the churchyard gates were found U. to be locked, and the derk 55,dl that the ...

... 1852, a 18 years before Mr. Hook, who now becomes the senior member of the E Academy.a The Rev. E. Smythies, rector of x Hathern, was summoned on Wednesday r at the Loughborough police-court, for 2 obstruceting the burial of a Noncon- 1 formiet parishioner ...

... shire) ; 98 miles ; slept at White Hart Hotel. Ninth day: Belgrave, Rothley, Mount Sorrel, Loughborouh, Dishley (;ringe, Hathern, Negworth (Leicestershire); 115 miles ; slept at Station Hotel. Te ,th day : Trent, Sawley, Draycott, Borrowash, Spondon, ...