... along with himself.—lt was resolved that a levy of 2d. per member be paid monthly for working expenses.—Mr. John Bradwick, Hathern, and Mr. William Hurt, Carlton, were chosen auditors for the ensuing year.—After hearing the reports of delegates from the ...

... ont to be a case of mistaken identity, and the husband has been at the expense of burying the wrong woman. Tee so-called Hathern burial scandal is one of those petty and malignant attempts to make capital for the political dissenters. The rector, who ...

... namely, that power-made goods are to a great extent fraudulently sold for hand-made. Mr.• De Lisle, speaking recently at Hathern, was willing to do all in his power to protect the workman from this fraud. It is now a well-known fact that hand-made ...

... encouragement to dishonest dealers. A •tcroav for the manufactory of hosiery goods by steam power is about to be built in Hathern by Mr. George Bandon, of that place. Hitherto nothing but hand-made hosiery has been made in the village, and the slackness ...

... counties which adjoin the county of Nottingham. To show the importance of this, he mentioned the case of a boy being bitten at Hathern, in the county of Leicester, and which was attended with fatal results. He thought that the Leicester authorities should enforce ...

... Batton-in-Ashfield, Nuncargate, Arnold, Carlton, Hucknall Hnthwaite, Beeston, Calverton. Burton Joyce, Shepshect, Holbrook, Hathern, Swanwick, Duffield, Nottingham (rib branch, and shirt, drawers, and pantaloons branch), Heanor, Hucknall Torkard, and Mansfield ...

... (Limited), of Soho Works. Birmingham. The engine house is of elaborate design, and will be executed in white brick work from the Hathern Station Brick Company's works, near Loughborough, the dressing being of yellow Mansfield stone from the contractor's own quarries ...

... reconstruction of main roads. Mr. Shepherd drew attention to the condition of the roads below Kegworth station and on to Hathern station, and added that on the Rempstone highway there were patches of the road that were absolutely worn down to the foundations ...

... Bradwell (brothers), Miss Nellie Bradwell (sister), Miss Bryan (Ilkeston) the deceased rifleman's fiancee, Mrs. E. Bromley (Hathern), Mrs. E. Dredwell (Stapleford), Mrs. T. 3Leinetone (Chesterfield), and Mrs. R. Eynon (Alfreton) aunt.; Mr. L. Carlin (South ...

... Harlington, Blears* (bracketed together); Haslewood, Womberwell, Cheltenham. Melton (bracketed together); Stamford, Long Marton, Hathern, Great Longstone. Helper (bracketed together); Langley Mill. Weston (Bath), King's Heath (bracketed together), Duffield, ...

... adjacent chemist's shop, but was fcund to have tacaped with only a few bruises. HATHERN MARKET CROSS DAMAGED. The force of the gale on Saturday broke the column of Hathern's ancient tnarket roan, which is a mark of interest to visitors. DAMAGE 1N LINCOLNSHIRE ...

... Harpur Hill, Ledmanlow, Buxton and Dove Holes. In the Leicester area are Burton, Stretton and Clay Mills. Melbourne, Kegworth. Hathern, Loughborough, Barron-on-Soar, S ileby Syston. Leicester, Humberstone, Humherstone Road, Wigston, South Wigston, Whetstone ...