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... untempered by any feeling of gratitude. (Cheen.) The Lords must not win—they would not win if Free Churchmen LIVELY MEETING AT HATHERN. RECEPTION. ADVERSE VOTE CARRIED There was a cromied audience al the Hethern Schools. last meeting. at a meeting held support ...
... 'tabled. Munk and reading. and friendly chat and joviskay passed away the interval till tee-time, sod is the *wising 'the Hathern Prize Quartette rendered soloctioop. The old people's average age was 711 1 years. Vim M. Bober accompanied on the piano. ...
... Hizes. a vote of thanks was accorded Sir Herbert. the meeting ending M 11 o'clock. LOUGHBOROUGH D.YISION. LIBERAL MEETINGS. HATHERN AND SHUSHED GOING ...
... ADDRFAISIIH AT MATHIAS, A public mating was had on Tuesday *vain at the Primitive blethodist Ma*, Hathern, when *Miriam were given on the House of Lords. There was a good aUcodace. Mr. U. Tucker, Loughborough, who occo• pied the chair. said the Piers ...
... Farmer, all of Castle Donington. Tenth Paper: Nominators, Fred Fuller and Harry Marron, both of Hathern. Assentors: Henry Mitoliell (Hatban), Fesik. Roper (Hathern): William Bandon (Rather's.), Samuel Alyey (Long WllniAos), Jesse Certlidge (Long Wheaton), ...
... language es All 13th inst. ECOND court. Wire W. W. Nam fin tA. chair , mind 3h. J. S. Smith. We leglit.—Dsn;el Tither. painter. Hathern, dal sot anewer a mun.i,,ons ier ridisa • bryele without • light an the Derby•ynd, Haihern. on January 13th.—P.C. ItLacteal: ...
... CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT HATHERN THANK GOD FOR MOTH On Saturday evening, at the Day Schools, meeting in support. Mr. Smith-Carington was held.—Mr. J. Ozby presided, and there wss a good attendance.—Addresses were giver by Messrs. Price Abell (Duffield) ...
... Total each 11,400 12 200 M. 135 Helton Burton .on•ate-Wolide . . -. 300 2 154 Crimingtnn C 1•418 Denlngton . . Dierworth Hathern Remington .. . .t.-- 332 2 166 . 273 1 273 Kegwerth . . . . .. 2,078 15 139 long Whalion . . . .. . 537 3 179 ...
... HATHERN. Cooperative Society.—On Wedneed►y erring the quarterly meeting of this society was held at the Society's Hall, Mr. Swami Smith in the chair. There was a good attendance of members. The report stated tint the sales for the quarter amounted to ...
... Avis (Stoke Hairdolphl, A. Hiretton (Normanton), J. Bull (Long Whiattonl, T. Turner (Kingston), J. Sim (Hotim). J. Ozby (Hathern), C. Wi.ker (Wy. , sail), J. 31. Nichols (Langiey Crofts (Samp. abed), 0. Kirk tEaet Lemke), R. P. Allembrook (Preetarold) ...
... HATHERN. flquitable sick Olub. —The annivereary west* hell at thn Charity Ri'ow. on Saturdar, the newborn mastering in strimg numbers. In the afternoon' wes provided. and at the after meeting Mr. J A. Swift took the chair The secretary (Mr. If Simpl o ...
... himself in the hands of the meeting, and if choeco by them to fight the battle would do to. With the strong Radical tendency at Hathern and in the division, he did not think it our it to be repremmted on the County Council by a Conservatiya.—The rite& Lion was ...