... HATHERN TRAGEDY. Inquest on Farm Labourer Adjourned. \n iii'in.'st was ooened and admiii. .1 nil January at l.ough■ nigh yesterday the Halhern ii labourer, David Taylor (tio) ■ s' bodv was found in Hie yard of i'll'rn l.iheral Club Monday \- yesierday's ...

... HATHERN SHOW. Promoted by the Unthern .'' Liberal Club Horticultural bocietv i'iß show took place on Saturday. record number of entries and the csbrn' » ~, of a good character. There was dance of the public. . k(t f 4 the floral class magnificent outdoor ...

... LIBERALISM AT HATHERN SPBDOH BY SIK LEVY, 31.1*. Sir Mftunoc L«>y, Jl.r. let the Diviflloo, large and uthaaiaatlc meoling cf hie at yeatarda/ arm. mg, Ur. F. Fuller ptaaediug. Chairman nwaad laaolulioa the Oovammaat ...

... HATHERN ACCIDENT. Ronald a styejMld H«h«B bo* was knocked down motor ttear mil wm admitted Hospital suffering from head Injuries. Sir John E. MltchelL Recorder of 1923, died Haitogato yesterday. ...

... HATHERN VICARAGE Loughborough, Thursday. It is understood on good authority that the living at Bathspn, rendered vacant by the death of the Rev. J. O. Lawrence, who wes rector for *1 years, has been offered to the Rev. Arthur J. Iron 8.A., curate Loughborough ...

... HATHERN, LEICESTERSHIRE. SHORTLY will he offered for SALE by AUCTION. • very desleaMe FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. heaatifully situated near the Village of HATIMIII., consistiag of Madame Latrines Hall. Breakfast, Dialog. and WIWI, Rooms, Sleeping ditto to correspond ...

... HATHERN FESTIVAL procession round The Green was special feature of the services held in connection with Hsthera Parish Church Sunday School festival Sunday. Hatbern band beaded the procession of schoolchildren and at the subsequent service in the church ...

... HATHERN, LEICESTERSHIRE. To be LET, cod entered epee at Lady Day neat, A Commodious DWELLING HOUSE, containing two Parlours. Kitchen, Dairy, ke on the Grmind Floor; five Sleeping Rooms the second Floor, ore' Attics and Cheese Room •hose, unit, and El ...

... HATHERN AND REFUGEES. A public meeting held at resolution ♦avour of providing home in the village for Belgian refugees, and committee with Dr. as chairman was appointed to take the matter in hand. Several men have been m severe engagenients at the front ...

... HATHERN STAR. NOVEMBER 2». Star a. Loachborouch Victoria 29. Ilntbero ilatlirrn St-r ». taited DKCKMBFB. IE Looahtwroagti- H-tS. stir Loochboaoogh Towu Matharo- star a. Barrow Bittag rtar JANUARY. SkvnvtMd-Ratba-n Star *. Forrvt 17. SUr* Loarttbotvorti ...

... HATHERN SPEEDING Two cases of alleged speeding by motorists In built up areas were beard at Loughborough yesterday. Alfred A. Merrier, of Derby was fined for driving 35 m.p.h. through the village Hathern, and Reginald S. Johnson, Leicester, was fined ...

... HATHERN FUNERAL The funeral took place at Hatbern Cemetery yesterday of Mr. George Spencer, retired schoolmaster. A native of the village, he was in his early days a pupil teacher at the village school. After training at Cheltenham College became schoolmaster ...