... Quaife, c Mitchell b Llewellyn - J. F. Byrne, c and b Sinclair SOUTH A: Shalders, c Fishwick b Hargreave Tancred, not ont Hathern, c Fishwick b Moorhouse Sinclair, c Pishwick b Hargreave • 29 Lilley, c Tancred b Llewellyn Charksworth, out Whittle, b Sinclair ...

... is that his improvement continues. A private cablegram from America says that Mr. Alex. E. Lawrence, son of the rector of Hathern, has won the championship of the world for rough-riding. The competition was decided at Grant Island, Nebraska. This championship ...

... ROUGHRIDER, . Mr. Alexander E. Lawrence, son of the rector of Hathern, Leicestershire, who has won the championship of the world for rough-riding at Grant Island, Nebraska, U.S.A. REGATTA ON THE ...

... A Friend; E. K.; Self Denial (Bedford); Anon (Bristol); A. C. H.; G. M. DenickeY; F. Cox; j. Stevenson; Mrs. Chamberlain; Hathern Infants' School; E. T.; Anon (Nuneaton); One Who Loves the Little Ones; Little Mona Warwick; M. L. H.; Valda; A Constant Reader; ...

... Hammond, 46, Turner-road, Walthamstow, E. 17; Mrs. M. Hardwick, 78, Cornbury-road, Deptford, 5.E.16; Joseph Holmes, Derby-road, Hathern; Mary Hosie, 2, Monteith-row, Glasgow; C. G. Howitt, 12 St. John's-court, The Cliffs, Westcliff-on-Sea ; S.Hudson, 10, Be ...

... with a reprimand and a fine. The wedding party was upset, but the man, Mr. Joseph Park, of Hathern, paid u] The bride's family live in Dovecote-s 1 Hathern. Her mother, Mrs. William field, said that she was 'considering send protest to the Bishop of ...

... plans: 12., worrying her pretty head We acknowledge gifts for funda: What about glass oven-doors, to over: Mrs. Spencer. Hathern, Loughsave under - done and burnt Is there any particular mean- borough, Leics.: The D. dishes ? There'd be no need to ing ...

... overtake my record. AND yesterday a great-grandmother, 80, married a widower of 75. She is Mrs. Elinor Emma Bleakman, of Hathern, near Loughborough, Leics, widowed three years ago. Her husband is Mr. Archibald Risebro, retired signalman, of Sutton Bonington ...

... I:ving person can expect to lost only th ree awa y, an d Y armout h - be able to tell one rider from only two.----K. G. Knox. Hathern, = = another at their very first evening, but Loughborough. ...

... Velody, Sunderland; J. Tillinghast, Bideford; B. Beckinsale, Ascot; J. Price, Blackpool; D. Aston, Worcester; C. Ashton. Hathern; J. Ludlam, Crookes; A. Giles. Cricklade; M. Kitson, Bradford, C. Bridges, E. 3; M. Collier, N un- eaton; C. Of- I; o u r ...

... good shape before Prams they start chucking people KERB - BUMPER, of out for parking cars, erect- TV aerials, using bad Hathern (Leics), asks: language in the home and Just when were peramsuch-like trivialities. oulators invented ? Not until roads became ...

... H AND DISTRICT M.C. GRASS TRACK.- 200c.c.: J. Hales (Loughborough). 350c.c.: D. Nourish (Langham). 500c.c.: D. Goodacre (Hathern). Unlimited: D. Goodacre. BOSTON M.C. GRASS TRACK.— 350c.c.: F. Minty (Mansfield). i500c.c.: W. Bridgett (Newcastle! =key-Lyme) ...