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... your friend and Bishop, Edward Lincoln. The Bishop passed a quiet, comfortable day yesterday, without loss of strength. THE HATHERN SENSATION. Death of Needham at LouE.thboroueh Workhouse Infirmary. Dew). held •o inqueat at Looghbonough Workhouee last Jaaeptt ...
... HATHERN CHARITY TRUSTEES AND LADY CRAWSHAW. This lbw. J. G. Laurance presided over a meeting the !Winn: Charity Trustee bend on Thursday letter wag read from Lady Crawshaw, of Whattea Howe., suggesting the formation of • nursing emaciation for Long ...
... Official Receiver. You had better refresh your memory in the meantime, was the Deputy Registrar's warning to the debtor, HATHERN DAT SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION AND MORE AIR- The quarterly meeting of the managers of the Rather. Day Schools was held on ...
... NURSING SClliliE. PROPOSAL TO FORM AN ASSOCIATION AT lIATHERN. A mewling war held OR Friday night in the National School, Hathern, tor o th° purpose of forming a ours. Wig 'emaciation for the distil. Mr. Henry Siorpkin presided, there being a large attendance ...
... PROPOSED RECREATION GRO un HATHERN PARISH HEETLNO APPROVES OF THE SUGGESTION. At pariah meeting bold on Howday night at Halle ern, presided over by Mr. Ewa Draper, the ptopoood recreation ground was discussed, the Pariah Council having decided to take ...
... week for one day for public intpect ion. Attention was drawn in the prevalence of Sunday feudist. COM PENBITION AGREEKENTP. HATHERN MAN WHO WAS INJURED ON THE ...
... of the Light Brigade (Tennyson) were given by Mr. P. H. Kettley. Some capital animated pictures completed the programme. HATHERN PARISH COUNCIL.—Mr. Monk presided over • meeting of the Comaeil held in the Charity Room on Friday evening.—The Clerk stated ...
... NO CONTEST AT HATHERN. The Mathern Liberal AsmKtagion Committee held a meeting on Monday evening to consider the position, Were ticiug eight to:ululates gall Liberals) for the seven cents the Parish Council. liter a loop diecumion. Mr. W. Roper volunteered ...
... T. E. ENTWISTLE tEvaaocao.—Advt. CONVENTION FOR THE DEEPENING OF SPIRITUAL LlFE—April 11th to 15th, MECHANU.S . HALL—Ado. HATHERN PARISH COUNCIL—Mr. Si b .oo pre sided over • nieetmg of din Council on Thurettsy evening. Matters affecting the small holdings ...
... to pack). Swedes, for household purposes, a. 6d. for 1121 b. Bags charged 3d. each.— HEATH. Sunrise Fans, liestwood Park, HATHERN HOLDERS.—A Weeded d w ruin Coned .ilot Warm et Madmen tea pine the preakemeny of Mr. M. Sews os Tlturany awning. The Imes ...
... Wheatley, A. Pollard, R. Potts, Potted, Roebuck. A. Fletcher, Sousa, C. Carter. Newmark, T. N. L 1881.1.4, T. Jewitt, and rodeo. HATHERN. The Mee. J. 0. Leerier, presided at the Easter Teary yestorday.—Tbe cburebwarden's accounts bowed a deficit of Os. 100. Tbe ...
... HATHERN Ptnaton Mechanics' .. _ _ s EASTWOOD RANGERS v. HEANOR UMW. This watch, obi& wee played yesterday, attracted & btg crowd. Cube sleds • wallows. reappearance after he long abeam& referee did not tux up until three-questera of as ...