... cigarettes before they inspect the preeueee.— Polsee-oonstahle corroborated the tospector's endeacn. end WiUiesa Simpkin, Hathern, was s Iso celled The female defendant kad complained of being abort of food, because her did not gi*e her samogh money —The ...

... HATHERN HARVEST FESTIVAL-Oa Sunday tra*>t» war* pc«*cM J Saoudard. ci Loa« Eaten, tba oocaatoa b-ic« «ba anooal barraM faatrra! in oonnrrtaoa wiib tba Mathodai Fr»a CJmroh ofl«r; o Tacalablra rha :ob»m>r ti»» churcfc Oa tb« Rrr J. R»*d «aTa oca ...

... HATHERN. ANNIVERSARY BDIVICES. —Or Baptist Ckapal spacial orrmoni warn W tkaßor.HM- Footoa. M.A. (rartoq). tka of aamivmaary. cbsir m tka mmlann of two mathtwia. Jaiao ZzS Maaan E. Orwaas aad T. AUcock. Oo If mam. T, Alim*. T. C-ha. Frad Full HCOOLKBCOTE ...

... the rates for tbe next belf yesr wae es follows : —BeKnn £6l. Burtoo-on the Wolda £36, Charley £2O. Ootea £B. Garendon £29. Hathern £6B. Hotoa £3O. Knightborpe £23. Long Whatton £6O. Ixmgbborough £2.275. Nanpaoteo £55. PreatwoW £2l, Sbepebed £316, Thorpe ...

... the when required the Corptwatsoo —lt wee reeolred that the oordm! thanks the conunrttoe be aooorded to Mr. H. T. Burrows, Hathern, for supplying, free of cost, wood used the the rustic m the Qutwu's Park.—Tbe Borough Surreyor reported, with regard to dangerous ...

... of Mad-me Bailor Thomas and Mia* Nelly Mec. Loughborough, and Mr Biatteraley Walter*, who made hi* fir*t appearance before Hathern audience ia needle** to refer the capabilitie* c( Ogden, but •uffice it to aay that although he contributed very largely to ...

... coutributed to the of their employees and othera substantial gtfta of beef, tea, and money, all of which were warmly appreciated. HATHERN. GRAND CONCERT—On Fridnr a. r _ Prize Bend were the promoter* of » grend Hethern v.tionnl School, where, despite the ‘°” - ...

... rsfere*. Pai!ioc Notify Diomm.-Heory Simla, watchmaker, Hetbera, wm charged with failing notify •carlrt fever in hia house at Hathern, on the February, under the Inle ...

... m the d • one h-:l!i startling *udd>*nneea. . •Uv •; ,*f pan uj was displayed Grace '•‘ ■ik* biwtmg. When Bise*-' and Hathern * ••verher there eeera-d wine chance that the ' _ l beatm, for witli five wicket* * ' : w ‘he South .Africaae were within ...

... i , was not lov. and to strike hr* camp and entxam hi* men -md merry are manifold >ind un* bunffeable. but ' V meat from Hathern Station line output* JCi dotM. oruel, eprtcful. rtven %fail J'horah, wlr» was therefore matrucUd the enemye art- . H-e own ...

... (Long Mr. J Tanalsy 'Long Whatton), Mr. Bramley fWoodhonss). Mr T. Almsy (Shepshed). Mr. H. Farm** (BeHoo). Mr F Russell (Hathern). Mr. Fan tarn (Kingihorpe). Mr A. Martin (Stanford). Mr*. (Rsmpston® Hill). Mr. O. F. Sharpe tSeagravc). Mr 8. Peotk (Shepahed) ...

... HATRERN LIBERAL CLUB COMPANY. The half-yearly meeting of the abarehoiders of the Hathern Liberal Club Company was held the premise* on Monday evening, Mr. John Tofimgton over a large attendance. The Chairman, having briefly opened the meeting, asked the ...