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... beneficially employed im and Poor Law reform than be wasted in Rale.—An ove:fivw meet. ing was held at the ‘sr the Me. P, Beac- HATHERN. at Garendoa, te t's lange of Gur.—Sir RB. L. Tooth, Bart, a halt-crown ed Room on Satur- meomvere of the wun bold, Me Me ...
... 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 ...
... COMPI. 7 Mlohn Silebv. O. Peters C. 13,0. ntestedGemnsell 'iborough limo co, raty. = Result : Grob} , Granite, 5; Enderby Hathern Excelsior. 3; SILO ,Loughboro' Olympic 5. St. _ Ba:cow Trinity I. Lough) Street Baptist 0. ASSOCIATION. Friendly. v. WrNIBLEDON ...
... Barrow Ez.. 4. .. w, who sa • off in the first . . . players, and Ina.* illey impost, le. .. w . a Loughborough Un ited. 4; Hathern U., 2, a e in o 311 . GO - • FOSSE ROAD v. CRUSADERS. 1 wind behhindd. the their shooting week. minutes . . 111ral a riarkins ...
... '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. ...
... section (d) of on draft should omitted Mr V G Forryan moved adoption of bv Mr and carried ADDRESSES ON THE HOUSE OF LORDS AT HATHERN public Tuesday evening at the on Irds a Cl Tucker were the aJso to all much of :i!e when it ing labour of farms This there ...
... ADDRESSES ON THE HOUSE OF LORDS AT HATHERN, A public meeting held on Tuesday even* nt tho Primitive Mei hodist ()impel, Rather., when addremes were grve. on the Home of Lie*. There a good attendance. Mt. O. Tucker, of luughborough, who occupied the chair ...
... repulsed by the home defence. Hathern made a abort in to the other end, but play quickly veered into the home quarters. and Fletcher, who had been prominent throughout, opened the score for the visitors. From the centre Hathern raced away, and several mad ...
... 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 ...
... ADVERSE VOTE CARRIED There was • crowded audience at the Hathern Schools, on Friday. at a meeting held in support of the candidature- of Mr. Smith-Carington. It evident from the first that there were quite as many Liberals as Tories present, and there ...
... to the weaken.. a similar vi go to the chairman, and the National Anthem brought the meeting to a close. LIVELY MEETING AT HATHERN. raR. SMITWCARINGTON'S MIXED the people: of the country. Other countries were more prosper.e than this country wee. (No. ...