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... which leaves Nottingham for London at 5 25. During Sunday, number workmen had been engaged in re-laying portion of the line Hathern. near Loughborough. The night pined over the spot in safety, but when the morning mall was passing the place at full speed ...
... The express, which 1 Trent at 5.45, was nearing Loughborough at full speed, and when about midway between that place and Hathern, from some yet unexplained cause, the latter part of the train left the metals, Ave or six carriages being dragged along the ...
... —On Monday roorninr. the mail train from Leeds and the North to St. IVncraa was proceeding at full between Loughhorouah and Hathern, the latter )iart of the train, from some unexplained cause, left the metals, and was dragged along permanent way for some ...
... number of workmen had been instantly shutting the door. He then obtained gun from engaged in relaying a portion of the line at Hathern, near neighbour, and shot the animal from outside the window. | Loughborough. Thenightmail passed safely, but when Occurrence ...
... Rutherford, Glasgow. Havelock. Malinger, Weston. Elizabeth, Manchester, Mostyn. Elizabeth Barrow, Charnley, Swansea. Cape Hatherne, Meyler, Fleetwood. loth.—L Malian, Tyrrell, Cork. Booing, Iddon, Weston. Freanaes, Erickson, Porsgriend. Mary Jane, Charnley ...
... Wales. The late Mrs. Fitch, of Bath, hail bequeathed the institutiona legacy of £2OO : and the late Miss Maria Knight. of Hathern, one of £lOO. New lifeboats hail recently been sent to Sunderland, Tynemouth, and Howth. The last-named boat was readily granted ...
... of different lifeboats of the institution for recent The late Mrs Fitcb of Bath bequeathed institution let Miss Knight of Hathern one of £100 lifeboats recently to Sunderland Tynemouth Howth The last-named readily free to its station British Irish 8team-packet ...
... Th e late Mrs. ' Fitch, of Bath, had bequeathed the instit u ti on A legacy of £500; and the late Miss Maria Knight, of Ha.thern', one of 1:100. New lifeboats had recently been sent to Sunderland, Tynamouth, and Howth. The last named boat was readily ...
... Barrow, yeoman, aged 17 years. On the 13th Inst., at Burton-in-Kendal, Mrs. Mary Hart n, aged 93 years. the sth — inst., it l hathern Street. wire of Major-General John S. Itellasea late of llowness, IVifidermere, aged 55 years. Si II VPING N tOVS. Lax uutrroN ...
... Avon beat Mr. Binning's MrBattalion M.Todds I 0 U beat Ur. Bircsietock non Bogesm Mr. Paterson na Prinocess beat Colonel Hathern'sn Dreisslec Falcon. Mr. Milbiarn's Mary boat Mr. M'.lannet's Secretary. Mv, Jardine nus Catrabineer beat Mstr. Graham us ...
... portions from Trent to and from Barrow to Cossington Gate have been opener for traffic Beveral months. The parts between Hathern and Barrow and between Cossington Gate and Leicester will be opened March. That part of the widening between Knighton South ...
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