... continues, another chairman of the same bench, said, Hathern we believe to be a place given over bodily to the devil—it's past praying for. A few years later Mr. Phillips (the then rector) said he believed Hathern was the original place spoken of in the Book ...

... would take, and a ringing cheer greeted his notice of intention to oppose the vote when it with submitted. The Rector of Hathern appears to look downward when he complains of the wickedness' of his parish, but the question is fairly asked whether, if ...

... Mr. John Moss, butcher and farmer, Loughborough. recovered £8 1 ) damages and costs from the Rev. E. Bmythier, rector of Hathern, for slander. Mr. Alfred Webb, l'arnellite, was elected without opposition for West Watet ford, in the place of the late Mr ...

... thrashed her in order to get it. They bad been married thirty-six years Securities to keep the peace for six months. THE HATHERN BURIAL SCANDAL. At the Loughborough Petty Sessions, on Wednesday, Mr. E. Lawrence Manning, Nottingham (instructed by Messrs ...

... Deane), wished to say it distinctly on Mr. Bymthies' behalf, was to guard himself against what had really happened once at Hathern. burial had taken place in this churchyard, and se far as he bad been able to ascertain, although he had notice under the ...

... Wednesday, before the Rev. R. Burton, Aid. Griggs, and Dr. J. 11. Eddowes, the Rev. Edward Stuythies, the rector of the parish of Hathern, Was charged that he being the person to whom notice of burial of one Harriet tiandon was given nuder the provisions:of the ...

... saerillee in order to lighten another's burdens will only tend to increase the benefactor's enjoyment. What is known as the Hathern Burial Scandal had a happy termination on Wednesday, when the rector admitted that he had ts.ken a mistaken view of his rights ...

... tke Daily NVPS of Tuesday, Mr. Carvell Williams, the Liberal candidate for the Mansfield Division, points the moral of the Hathern Burial Scandal. The right to have a Nuncunformist burial service in a churchyard does not depend on the clergy giving or ...

... THE HATHERN BURIAL SCANDAL. REMARKABLE CORRESPONDENCE. Our readers will not have forgotten the above case, which came to the front last December, and in which the Rev. W. S. Spencer, late of the Clay Cross and Mansfield Primitive Methodist circuits, was ...

... LOCK-OUT DI THE HOSIERY TRADE AT HATHEEIN. The hosiery glove hands employed by Mr. Brooks, Hathern, having joined the Hosiery Trades Union Federation, have been locked out, the manufacturer at Leicester (Mr. Ellis) declining to employ union men. In connection ...

... THE STATION-MASTCR.-Mr. Eaton. who has been the station-master at Wood End for some years, been appo.nted to the station at Hathern, Leickstersbi..e. He removed thither last week, followed by the good wishes of the inhabitants, who have not failed to notice ...

... Hassop, Great Longston, Water Orton, Moorhampton Tewkesbury, Malvern Wells, Shirebrook s , Langley Mill, and others. The Hathern station takes the first prize in the Leicester district, the station-master being Mr. S. Eaten, formerly booking-clerk at ...