... Itueriree, se which ten num.. olio.l unto ma played. w. ordered to rued. the blame menu with the V..t who were late in KW/Mg. Hathern were And b. W. for bring late is viatim Loughborough but aa may four .horn time were played the muck warn ordered to 'arum ...

... fora contederstale Jensen., while greet danuttp, wa. door to the geed.. Paw:tenger. bevies, Imugo• br.ough and Thorpe core Hathern b•d to wait some time before t,:ey eould them journm. At Disie.tr, the water ore over the rod again, ..sel at Aebley:roed ...

... Repository. Nottingham., Horse. 12 ' Joho H. Brads.ll sod Soo Nottingham Caul., Natket, Fat Stork. 10, Walker, Walton, and Hanson Hathern, Furniture, I'4 Garton sod Anti Melton, Fat Stock, Ilk Walker. Walton, sod Hanson Nottingham Cattle Ilatkot, Bwet IC, Walker ...

... hr had had enough, and would not he erne-I 11 4 4 4. t. lie allowed warm hnittelf, and Wort 444, tell , gtan j tp. wards Hathern village. About 9.41. hewer,. he rethread to the Kong's Arm.. but toe agues refased drink. then seal be would go to Ins sister's ...

... LOCAL NOTES. Meantsorrel, Quern, end Hathern have vet been Woo to realise the advantage poirebte to than by their incimiion ia the scheme of light rail• ware, now being promoted in the diatreat. It is true the& come opposition is being offered Quo:n to ...

... traction. Proceeding to give do. tails of the scheme, Mr. Felton said the propoeal ryas to run electric tramway Ile. from Hathern, on the Derby-road, through Longhborearrh. and thee along the Leicester marl to Quota, and oo to Monnteorrel. A bravo line ...

... mionderatme. messed to abated thatthe pronsotera d the undertaking «mkt hope make it • financial Further. ti.. Di bettley Hathern, the Le,coster Corporation arm* Parliamentary powers to lay thrir 'voter main so that, with thin and the already existing ...

... Wlinerick: B. Hall; Wdliems and Spring. therm; Janie, D. blidiretua, and Hall; F. Muidlidos, hone, Aden, Lnalerwood, and am Clp. Hathern. Barrington; J Thompson and! Bluebell; Beringtou, Roper, and Huteit.usont ; Vickers, W. Thuniption, Thompson, Warren, and ...

... that property would be improved ill Value by conversion iota balding land. The mane applied to Mr. de Lilies property on the Hathern line. and lie thought ne should be maistied end, the nodertaluttg to more LM hoe when the end wee develops 1. He failed to ...

... appeared to eatisine.on, and could help to beep the pipes elect for 'owe years to come. An oceasional with the brook iron, the Hathern-sad would he groat help. Tine. hail tern two also ec armlet femrr unmated ono, het sussing. me Brook-sweet. and in Kigtlkillatrin ...

... WondLowe. W. Hew. 10 —Craott on. c. Caelle. J. James. 14.—Mnuntservel SL Phi V. Harraw Eicelgior, H. BJI. 14 . .26;;;; • Hathern, A. Radian. 1 4 1.—Sb.mnbrd •. Woodbury. .1 Smith. la.—Barrow Exesivier • Whitlnnk, W. Beer. 16.-9impvled v. Qnoret, A. Tollington ...

... WOMAN.—About de o'clock oa Moony morale old women, named Ana Hull, aged 78, wife of Thomas Hull, ia• bourn, Pastmordage, Hathern, war fared by her linstand Icing in the hock yard in a pool of blood. The old lade has been rery arrange in her mind for aurae ...