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... cornpoeed by Mr. Arthur Knights, CfcraterteJd, uuocendacted Mr. F G. Burleigh. Weight of tenor SOiovt. D. TEMPERANCE MEETING AT HATHERN la connection with the Clrarch of England Temperance Society, two public nwminga were at Hatbern on Monday That the afternoon ...
... t. Bridie Cotauahay Carted ». BtoekeeM SoierKrtdi-SiMerewtee Awateure r, . BO BOUGH AHD DISTMCT -DITIBW •ilehy—Bilehy a. Hathern. Loarhboroofb—Haeeloek a. *r* .to,A OMtlc DocingtOß—CaWle Doaiartoa »• Q«° ra DIVISION II Mtototo Qoora —Qoora t. Doataftoo ...
... of the Sutton parish.—Tbe surveyor was instructed to reply that no effluent was being poured the codiery bank. - PABSIVE HATHERN. th» p«MM a«Mni dislreu »ere wooed a ti» 1 uojWinrfW# Pett-T had their foods token -for fl» ...
... ashed wrtsam to teU hie that had lost cow, and wanted to know she eeuid help him. Ha hie name aa Joseph StanaiohSa, cottaccr Hathern, and had worked lor tha late Mr. lU’.cliffe in brewery Mrs Badoltfle authorised witneee to civs the man 10a —Pehee-Om- e'ab'e ...
... D. MILLER AND SHAKESPEAKE AND MILTON STREETS (OPPOSITE VICTORIA STATION). * MR. LKVY, M.P., THORPB ACRE AMD HATHERN lb Ibarie* Lm, mrabK lot k« Loortboioutli D,t«k> i, Tkocp. Act» . , 'l'Sfi.'M Acr.’ ».ad adaraaMd lVjrp* Acre —..a.,,. h,la in Um ...
... HATHERN VIC'IOIUA F.C. Tsvdaj Mr Frank Hodaon praautod a meeting of tte above dab. Lest jeer’d report sod baton abort ptooed in (be banto of tte SMSbere, and rtatod that tte chib gained icsrtb position in tte Loughborough League, having ptojod 17 mate ...
... H AND DISTRICT LEAGUE DIVISION I Barron—Barro* Ritiog Star a. Oaail* Domafloa. Lougbboroufb- KsmaDurl a Baaakeh. Bathers—Hathern Ooala.lk EaceUior, Laafhborsofh—Cor ; LoufhbOfsafh Baaatoek. DIVISION U. Silchy—Sileby a. Lmfhbotoafh Aawteara. Uuors —tloora ...
... is Jr* tmoal to * route appet'to leojaUr soon m therefore, of coorw, unotV support, *®f w*j to yw msocioUoo. meeting AT HATHERN. vm held i» the N«t*oo*l t. , Reform hyMr. M S t2St Reform Lmfpm). W LoMhhorouirtJ. presided, end mmAtd, m t&e the uriE reform ...
... not appear, fined lie. 6d., or seven days. Bound Over—William Bailey, labours, Ashleysquare, ard Frederick Bowlev, clerk, Hathern. were with atealing 3cwt. Iqr. 7lba. of coal, valued a*. . the property of the Mapperley Colliery Com- pany. on the l*t« inat ...
... told him went on to the Derbyroad, sod about quarter three the afternoon witness saw the prisoner along the road from the Hathern. He was driving two homes, which wore drawing u load of hay. Witness solid to bioi, Yon are of bringing some com sway fnosn ...
... AT HATHERN to mooctou» nth rastom. the membeta *e Lebaal C!ab were inritod in toTntmitoG-roexn Saturday, smageoiccte for 150 The invitetioca generally srand tie rc-ooaedtags *4 ray ...
... till Um next morning. Mr. E. V. LilUe officiated M.C. music wus supplied Mr. U. Hambletoo’s band. PAROCHIAL GATHERING AT HATHERN. suceeMsfui parochial tea party took place at tbe National School, Hsthern, on Tuesday, tbe 100 m being suitably decorated ...