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... FLOODS AT HATHERN. A great flood is now in tho Soar valley, and communication between Hathern and the Midland Railway station is cut off. This morning the rural postman from Loughborough to Sutton Bonington, &c., could not past Hathern, and had return ...
... Ruckrai*ter Park—ll Friday, January Aswarby Hark—ll. Saturday, Janutry .Lansdale-lane—»ll. THE HOUNDS. Saturday, January Hathern Turn—ll Monday, January loth six Hills— 11. January .. Linford—ll Thursday, January Isley W;«iton—lL Friday, January Gad'd-sbv— ...
... aclmir.*ed to holy orders by Bishop Kave, of Lincoln, in and lieensed to the curacy St. George's, Leicester. H«» was also Hathern. Leicestershire, from 1338 to and of Hodnet, Shropshire, from to 1845. In that year he wa3 appointed the of St. Martin, Leicester ...
... Fuller. who was well known amongst tho hosiery firms of Nottingham, died at his residence, Derby-rood. Hathern, a few days ago. rnd was interred at Hathern Cemetery on Monday. For over 30 years he was the loading bag hosier the village, aud he was for some ...
... LOUGHBOROUGH CHARITY CUP.— SEMI-FINAL. VV HIT WICK WHITK CROSS HATHERN. Played on the Nottingham-road Ground, borough. kicked off, and Thompson soon scored. A return was mado to tho other end, and Whitwick got off-side goal. Give-and-take play ensued ...
... WINDOW. This morning a singular accident occurred to Mrs. : Ann Hull, aged 78 years, wife of Thomas Hull, 1 j Pasture-lane, Hathern. The old lady has been wandering her inind lately, and at half-past six this morning her husband found her lying the yard ...
... Jersey in tho original scheme, including the stoppage of line at Sr. ing Bridge-lane. Derby-road, in.-tead of going along to Hathern, and finally tho Commissioner* announced that, subject limitations named, they would recommend that the order tor be granted ...
... from th several parishes of tiie union was:—Belton, £97- Burton-on-the- Wolds, £67: Charlov. £31; Cut -s £15; Garendon, £43; Hathern. £103; Hoton, Knight Thorpe, £42; Long Whatton, £82; Loughborough. £2,738; Nanpantan, £36: Prestwnld, ■ Sliep-hrd, £422: ...
... thereby been com* pie ted. a meeting the Charity Room, HaApra, T. presiding, waa resolved form adult women*?* school i« Hathern, and a provisional committee was appointed* ...
... Mr T. > D.UIAOK. —Mr. H. in a case in which William Wat ley and Frederick Hetterlrv. glove han ...
... HATHERN CHARITY ESTATE. meeting trustees the Hathcrn Charity Estate was held at the Charity Schoolroom, Hathern, evening. Present: Messrs. B. Harriman (chairman), S. Davenport. 11. T. Burrows, J. Price, G. i Randon, I'. Fuller, Gregory, and T. Allcock ...
... HATHERN LIBERAL CLUB COMPANY. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Liberal (bib Company took place the Liberal Club last night, .Mr. William (Jibeon ! presiding. Mr. James Mitchell, secretary, submitted tho accounts, showing that receipts ...