... HATHERN. The Rev. E. Smvthiks and the Alleged Haci.n« Nuisance.— -At Loughborough Police-court, Wednesday, the Rev. E. Brnythiee, of Hatbecn, applied for advice with to the alleged creation of a path foe - foot racing in that village. He said that a footpath ...

... HATHERN. Football. A match wae payed between Hathern Football Glob and Loughborough Athletic Society, the Recreation Ground, Longnborough, on Saturday, and. after a very spirited game, teen led In a draw, neither side having obtained a The following are ...

... HATHERN The National School. —The Rev, E. Smythies has sent the parents who liad children at school a note informing them that instead of tho charge being, as hitherto, 2d. per week for every child, it woald bo 3d. Moreover, if a parent occupy a house ...

... HATHERN, Proposed New Railway. —Oo Tueaday afternoon a special meeting of the Inhabitants was held in the Charity school Room, for the purpose of into conshteration the proponed new railway of Man Chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company, with viewol ...

... HATHERN. Axlbobd Theft op Cricket Implements.—At the Nottinsham police-court, on Monday, man named Samuel Marriott, native of Hathem, Leicestershire, was accused of stealing two cricket bags, containing cricketing materials. On Saturday prisoner was entrusted ...

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... AT HATHERN Rev E Smytlues rector Hathcrn yesterday applied the fitting Loughborough for advice with the election of overseers the the rev gentleman said understood that last Wednesday day for overseers and Mr Deane appeared behalf erson to present names ...

... enclosing of Charnwood Forest allotted some parcels land in Sheepshed to the surveyors of Hathern, and the land allotted contained the quarry in question. The vestry of Hathern passed a resolution which they allowed parishioners to take stones from the quarry ...

... TIATHFRN. Svr> —A young man. aged 55. named John KJwards. lodging ut Mr Fred Wide street, employed the Hathern Station Rnckworks, was taken ill about three da vs ago. and died Wednesday morning Dr. attended the deceased, the cause of death being pieurisy ...

... especially the afternoon service, the school children being present, and address* were delivered by Messrs. G. Button, T. Hardy (Hathern), C. Shaw, and C. Wheatley (Loughborough). Soon after five o’clock a meeting of the Primitives and the Salvation Army was ...

... plants, &c.,were kindly scut Mrs. Rowland (Manor House), Mrs. Wilde (Stone House), Mr. J. Goodacre (Zouch), Mr. T. Pitts (Hathern station-master), and Mrs. Gaze. Special hymns and anthems were sung the choir. Master Arthur BarrowclilTe presided at the ...

... was conspicuous for the entire absence of skills, shows, &c., but other amusements were provided. On Monday afternoon the Hathern brass band, under the leadership Mr. C. Moody, paraded the village and played a good selection of music, and the evening played ...