... HATHERN. The flag on the Liberal Club placed half-mast, and the Co-operative Stores were draped in black. On Sunday the Church bell was tolled, and the Rector, in his sermon, dealt with the great loss the nation sustained. At the Baptist Chapel, Mr. Lewis ...

... GI managed i _it out. 9; Frost. good bowling extras, 2; total, 83. _. at a small cost, MET.BOITRNF. BALL v. ST. SAVIOUR'S. Hathern Old Church \ mason Played at Spinney Rill Park. Score:— Haxlewood well on Saturday. e team visited Melbourne Hall.-0. spencer ...

... FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. Mr M. Hinson. of Leiceeter, presiding at a meeting of the Leicestershire Football Association, at Hathern. on Saturday. said that where any body of Englishmen were congregated that day there would be only one thought. namely, that ...

... FOOTBALL AS-PCIATION. Mr. M. Billson presided at a meeting of the Council of the Leieestershire Football Association hz , ld at Hathern. on Saturday afternoon. There were gweeent Messrs. F. E. .links (Hon. Sec.). H. E. Eudkin, and Walter Cocham (Loughborough) ...

... bereavement. , their approval for the scholarships given by Mrs. Stocker, of London. as a re_presenta- Sterer's 'Trustees, the Hathern Educational of the Wornen's Unionist and Tariff Re- Trust, Lambert's Charity, and Messrs. form Leegue, then addressed the ...

... Walter Barris, Wm. Johns Lakin. Joseph Freer, Amos Wm. Thorpe. John Needham, Webster, Shepshed, were charged cards between Hathern and the 18th inst. let off on payment of costs. K AND DISORDERLY. lankley was fined £1 or ten days for being drunk and disorderly ...

... and Thorpe Acre. The danger area would extend two miles, and cover a large Cripples' Guild Hall. - portion of the side of Hathern. Routh The Council had fully jistified its existence Mills would be in the direct line of fire. and should feel satisfied ...

... Weill, B. Wood. Mr Walt Ceckain presented to the secretary (to hand in to the winner) a gold nittlal for A. Thompson, of the Hathern Club, who had made highest overawe in League matches. Mr. Thompson fired in 14 matcnes, making 316 points, with an average ...

... to the costs and the Is 6d., the cost of the bottled beer and stout. BREACH OF CONTRACT. Horace Howley (17) a labourer. of Hathern, was summoned by Wm. Bates, farmer, Long Whatton, for breach of contract. He i ‘ailed to give the neces.ary week's notice ...

... HATHERN. The Rector hai arranged for a memorial service to his late Majesty, at the Parise Church, on Friday afternoon, at three o'clock, and invitations have been extended to the Nonconformist bodies to join in and make a united parish service. ...

... FIRE AT EARL SHILTON. Boot Factory Destroyed. LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. Hathern Division. MR. W. E. PORTER HONOURED. After the victory of Mr. W. E. Porter, of Dishley Grange, in March last, for the seat for the Divison, by 87 votes, it was felt that ...

... Bennett, G. H. Bennett, J. Dexter, Archie Dexter, R. Storer, F. Price, A. Rouse, and J. Marshall. MOCNTSORREL CASTLE v. HATHERN. Mountsorrel : T. Marlow (capt.), C. Smith, A. F. acott. H. Johnson, G. Sleath, L. Burton, F. Willett. J. Nelson. G. T. Dean ...