... EPITOME OF NEWS. The Dover Town Council has resolved to adopt the electric lighting system. The rector of Hathern, the Rev. E. Symthies, died on Wednesday at the age of 73. The Bishop of Lichfield will be enthroned on Saturday, October 24, at the usual ...

... all trains, at a fare-and-a-quarter for the doable journey, from Leicester, Syston, Sileby, Barrow-on-Soar. Looghborough, Hathern, Kegworth, Trent, Derby, Barton, Spondon, Borrowash, Drayeott, Sawley, Nottingham, Lenton, Radford, Beeston, Long Eaton, Sandiacre ...

... by all Traine, Fare and a Quarter (or the Double Journey, from Leloeatar, Hylton, Sileby. Barrow-on. Soar, Loughborough, Hathern, Kegworth, Trent, Derby, Burton, Bpondon. Borrowaah, Drayeott. Sawley, Nottingham, Lao ton, Radford, Beeeton, Lung Eaton, ...

... BAND CONTEST AT HATHEKN LOCAL SUCCESS. On Saturday, at tha Anchor Inn groanda. Hat hem, a braes band contest, promoted lbs Hathern Prise Band (Mr. Millar, bandmaster) took place. £l7 waa offered in priaee, tbs lest piece being Martha. There wee large ...

... ground), *U traine. Fare-and a- Qnarter forth* Double Journey, from Leicester, Syrian, Sileby, Barraw-on-Soar, Loughborough, Hathern Kegworth, Trent, Derby, Burton, Spondon, Borroeraafa, Drsyoott, Sewley, Notlingkaae, Lenton, Radford, Beerion, Long Eaton ...

... bantam, within a radius of three miles: Mrs. E. Martin, 1; Jos. Butler, 1; N. Stillman, 3. PIGEONII.--Tippler: U. King, Hathern, 1 and 3; W. Copeetake , 2. Tumbler, self L.F.: H. Markham, Bedford, 1; Albert Williaott, Bedford, 2; H. McHardy, Beith, 3 ...

... Keftwortli; Iral• Longstone. Eckiegtoe (B. a nd Swancington; (i). Limilmr l l7; Syston ; O. Nottinghass-road Wirkawortb, Lentos, Hathern, Gall. Anions other stations are Luffenham, Newatead, Edwaltoe, Th Rolleston Junction, Swinderby, WI Rowsley. Meltoa, Wha ...

... second, and Huainan Faceleior 'Mint The other •wards were: —Male Voice Choir Competition: Langley kill, 1; Church Grasley, 2: Hathern, 1. The winning choir was formed in 1908, winning their first prise in July, 1907. Their record now stands: Four first prima ...

... Norman. Chrysanthemums—l J. Beardsley; 2 T. Wood; F. Norman. . Peas—l T. A. Hiller. Hathcrn; 2 W. Oillott; 3 F. Miller, Hathern. .Asters—l W. Uillott. 2J. Beardsley; 3 F. MlUer. Roars—l J. HtirUod, UkeslM; Bratitolcy; A. Price. French Marigokb-1 W. Gillott; ...

... Quartet. Test. ”He who trusts in ladies fair.” First Prixe. 155., Medals, and Certificate; Second. 10s. and Silver Medals. Hathern Quartette. 3 Alfreton Orpheus Quartette. Five competitors. Recitation for Children under 15. Test, ” A bon Ben Adhem.” First ...

... adjudicator, and his decision was as follows:—First prise, .84, Mansfield, pants: second and third primes, .68, divided between Hathern and l'ye Hill, 86 int.; Langley Mill, 76 poin ts : Golden Valley, 75 points; and Huddersisid. 76 points. Anti: In announcing ...

... stationmaster at Calverley, near Leeds. He will be succeeded at Bakewell by Mr. W. Clowea, who has been 19 years stationmaster at Hathern, Leicestershire. Ai tie result of injuries sustained is an widest to • ssotor-t us running between Melbourne and Derby, Mabel ...