... Sea (Roland Roger), and a pieve of their own selection. Six quartets ciuni)eted. In the result Mansfield was first, and Hathern and Bye Hill were bracketed sewn& Mr. Wm. Woolley, Nottingham, adjudicator. ...

... up to the avertge. but roultry were somewhat weak. The judges were Messrs. J. P. Haile (Aston-on-Trent). poultry; G. King (Hathern), ; and P. J. ,treet (Hucknail envies and mice. The challenge clip fon t bantams was carried off by W. Foster with a duckwing ...

... full of t:sif I had spared myself earlier. As the blipped by, and as the little knot of clime Ithroug,h loughbcirough and Hathern and Kegworth. there would go up the cry from Walter Williams: Oh, look at him on his Badge. I had disregarded the French ...

... ometer hall set. Mr. and Mrs. Bowley—Mirror. Rev. and Mrs. Mathers--Oak table. Miss Mathers—Chair back covers. Neices at Hathern—Fire screen. Mr. Win. Bull and Son—Cheque. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Prince—Case of tsa knives. Mr. and Mrs. Rains—Travelling case ...

... illegal speed at Yeldersley. October A fine of Li was imposed on John Wilfred Samuel, Goodacre. lorry driver, 13 Cross street, Hathern, for a similar offence at Yeldersley on November 3rd. Guy Metcalf, Parsonage House, Atlow, was fined ss. for driving a car ...

... Bernard and Ethel (Coalville) ; All at Swinholme (Norbury); Marion and Joe (Cubley); Ellen and Ivan. All at Suffield and Hathern; Mr. and Mrs. T. Salt (Throwley) ; Harry and Bertha (Waterhouses) ; Toni .ind Elsie; Stan and Ethel (Carlisle); Mr. and Mrs ...

... ',Arty of Ilerby supporters wbo were travelling to Stamford Bridge, ribelsea, on Saturday_ to see the ,up tie, when, att. Hathern, near I.hulliboroogh. their 'bus was insolved in a ooilision with an approaching lorry. As a result of the collision two men ...