... hard to make matters equal, but time was eventually called, leaving Heath Nottm. the victors by one goal to none. Players.—Hathern : R. Kelham (captain). E. Sibsoa, C. 81beoa, T. Ormcs, T. Randon. P. Hwift, H. Kelham. O. HlekUet A- Bowlsy, J. Price. T. ...

... STORE STOCK on Saturdays. Shakespeare-etreet Residence: East Bddg PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. Annual sale of converted timber Hathern. H. T. Burrowea, timber merchant, will hold bis yearly sale of Sawn Timber soma time in November, omiaiawßf Spokaa, Naithea ...

... may be seen the Office of Mr. Acton and of •h Auctioneer. 12627 A PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. AL SALE of CONVERTED TIMBER »t Hathern. H. T. Burrowee, timber merchant, hi* yearly sale of Sawn Timber eome time in * , '»niker. ctm*i*tingof Spokea, Naitbea, Oak ...

... baked is' table M Of CXtimeto ad for the seae pdriah ia oAoa. maybe I delivered ie artlclee TkOLIBiJED Goeenn Moerimrrn. HATHERN. ANNUAL AALE OF CONVERTED TOCBKR. GERMAN, GERMAN, and LOWE, have nwdived imainrationa from Mr. H. T. Sonoirw, timber mmchaat ...

... nc MEETING OF LIBERALS HATHERN. Oa UondAT AB MlkTirf—tlr tad croweird BkwotiA., ondrt AArtdcaw local wf th. North Tlir.rtlrtkirt UteAl ra Iha CrLwpArAtiv. BaU, Halkn, wkA« lhA Bat. John Hoppa, lAitArtar, dalimd AblA Aad Ur. William AUaa, Karworth. prr ...

... e «f ' 'I sonment. Alleged Asnai lt bt a Co-Stable-p (111) was summontrtl fur having atMuulted well, licensed ictualler, Hathern, » Mr. Henry Deane prosecuted, > aented Mr. Clifford.—Complainant «iu I his ard about ten o’clock on the my.. talking to one ...

... the vicinity the flooda are doing much damage to faimrafaick and other property, thU being more aapecially the care about Hathern and Kegworth. At each ofe three placea the water extend, an almoit onbroken capanae far along the line of railway, the panepeet ...

... licence at SOeby. Allxcxd Unlawful Pcbtosk.—George wood wee ehmged with belae on the promiaea of Joaeph Reynolds Rnigbtethorpe, Hathern, for the purpose of oomnait- the debt of the 2nd inet.—Prisoner, who was found in prosecutor's stackyard, end wee unable give ...

... B. Paget, Mr. Martin, and the Her. R Burton. Mr. Henry Deane applied for temporary tranafer of homes of the Three Crowna. Hathern, to Mrs. Cmldvtll. the administratrix of the effects of her hn boat-arid. —The application granted. nr M.K INK, BAXTER STREET ...

... r Tibshelf 24. Nottingham- Boeeton r Sneloton 24. Forest—Radford Christ Church r Derby Juncti-n 24, Hsthern- Wanderers r Hathern 24 Burton on Trent-Nottm Wanderers i*' 2*', Forest —Notts Pioneer r All Rainm 24. Derby- Baaford Borers r Derby Mghungsi* ...

... statement, made an order for 2a. be paid. Drink at Hatukkn. —William Watts, who did not appear, waa charged with drunkenness at Hathern, on tbe night of tbe Bth inst.—P.c. Lockton proved tbe case, and a fine of 205., including cosU, was inflicted. Offence against ...

... the alternative ef 14 days’ imprison- Old OrnocDn.—Henry Moody, ef Hathern. was sent te gaol far twentv-sight days, without the option of fine, for bring drank and disorderly Hathern, on tbe 6th tßst , having been previousy convict*l maeUsn timas.—Sergeant ...