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... HATHERN. Calmer CLUB.—This club is ming every effort to make the forthcoming season a thorough success'. have already completed their list of matches', 2% embrace all the leading clubs of the districts. The foremost of these are Ruddington, Keyworth,Notte ...
... twuddm(uwflhm 'shed 10 ses the cowmittee there, aud they with Hathern delegates visited the wen aad found they were workiog at tbe reduckion. 1t was decided at onoe to hold meetings at Sheepshed and Hathern that night. Acourdingly a meeting was Leld in the Cooperative ...
... recitations. Mr. T. Tollington presided at the harmonium. Catcturr.—On the Hathern ground, on Whit. Monday, • Match was played between the Hathern Church of England Club and St. Lake's (juniors), Leicester, the Rev. H. P. Smith playing with the home team ...
... HATHERN, Church Council. A lirgely.atteniled meeting for the formation of Church Council under the new Enabling Act was held on Wednesday evening at the Day School. The Rev. J. C. Lawrence (rector) presided, aad was supported by the Rev. W. A. King, rural ...
... HATHERN. PREACHERS FOR SUNDAY I_V_;;::Weylgm Methodist, thhL JP; Gfium'NSh Wilson, . Unm:’omu;b '.l::la urch, Mr. N, ilson, 3 G Baptist, Mr. H. Hmwmur; Primitive Methodist, Mr. W, T. Tucker, lm%-nbomtfi Hoxe axp Forrigy Missions,—On Sun inlut the annual ...
... HATHERN Cruzry Ssow.—The first autumn celery and vegetable show in connection 'ithtboKinlmEAM Turn, Celery Society is to be held on Saf fi&w 27th, in the large club-room at the house of Mr. W. Hool:g‘; The committee are doing their best te make the show ...
... unanimously to receive Hathern and Sheepehed framework-knitters into the association, the working of which he explained, also the payments into it, and the support from it in care of dispute. A question WA. , asked as to bow many members Hathern and Sheepshed ...
... HATHERN., G.U.O 0.1 2 . Hathern Wil. ham Ward presided over the annual meeting o! the members of this society, held at the Charity Hall, on Saturday evening. The report and balance-sheet was presented, which showed the sick and funeral receipts to be ...
... HATHERN. Brimise axp Fomkioy Bisue Soctery.—A m:na in connection with this society was held in the Nati: Schoulroom on Wednesday morning, Rev. E. Smythies (rector) presiding. After devotional exercises, the chairman introduced the Rev. Robert Klack, M ...
... HATHERN. Misston Services. —On Sunday the annual sermons in aid of the Wesleyan fmifi missions were preacied in the Wesleyan C{npd by Me. Briggs, Sutton Boni“- ton. On Monday the sonual n.eeting was held, Mr. H. Harriman in # 1e chair, when there was a ...
... HATHERN ON SATCRDAY NEM OCTODZR the 7th, 1865, there will be a GRAND CRICKET MATCH (weather unitti% on the HATHEIN Gaorsn, between J. NIXII. ELEVEN (Hathern), and J. KIRK IW'S ELEVEN (Sileby), when some first-rate play may be expected. The two elevens ...
... HATHERN. Women Unionists.--The annual meeting of the Hathern branch of the Women's Unionist Association was held on Wednesday evening, Mrs. De Lisle tllarendon; presiding over a fair attendance. The hon secretary, Mrs. S. A. Hunt, presented the reports ...