... Bairrie (C); A. Pickard (L), woollen yarn spinner. HALLATON.-13. N. Bonluut (C). gentl(v • 3. W. Newcombe. (L) estate agent. HATHERN.—W. Thasbands (I.), farmer. HINCKLEY (NORTH.)-0. Kiloton. (L), retired confectioner . • B. Ridgway, (0, coal ineroliant.—(South) ...

... and it decided that this moot be on or before April 2n4.—The nemi-final, Coalville Excelsior, Imperial or Earl Shilton v. Hathern fixed for Easter Tuesday on the Coalville Town ground and the appointment of officials was left to the chairman and secretary ...

... Ictthis for 10d., go to the old J. Porter sod Sow. Ooolvele and Hogglesoote. A day or two ago a badger was caught shwa ,sr the Hathern drive to Clarendon Hall, sod a abort time ago an otter war found in the Park brook, a most onourresee. The Archbishop of York ...

... the choir and was well ' received. The proceeds were for the choir funds -Co-op Appointment.—At • special meeting of the Hathern Cooperative Society on Friday night, Mr. Herbert Allen was Feinted manager of the ismiety out of 56 • icants. Mr. Allen has ...

... all their own tray. and Whorinby both in bat Gant A surprise awaited Leicester Imperial • n Tuesday afternoon when they met Hathern Victoria on the Exoskier -rotrod at in the semi-find for the Cl.alylle cup. The Vittoria a m the first half. and did a isa ...

... thus registering Hathern's fir , t point. almost after, there another bit of hard Ina far th- Town, Wald scoring but lost the point through having touched the ball with hand. , Ooalville herd and had several corners but the Hathern was sound. though ...

... not out 34 S. not oat 4 F. Campion. W. Priestley, K. J. 9;;i-eit Extras 11 Total (for 6wickets) ELLISTOWN ST. v. HATHERN. Moved at Rathern on Saturday. For the , at. Christopher's Spare and S. adwarde played ' well for their taking the total from ...

... J. Wright. Twelve dahlias (show) distinct colour*. IJ. Wright. Twelve (cactus) diitinet colour.. 1 J. Wright ;2 W. Roper, Hathern ; 3 G. Horto, 01a/rills. 1 J. Wright : 2 W. Roper • 3 G. Horton. Basle* ant tower,. IH. ;2 J. AlWeed ;_• 11 J. Wright. marigolds ...

... ExcelaMr, Mr. W. H. Paper (Meadiant.) D.—Leiorater Crofton Swift! v. Loughborough Emmanuel, Mr. R. T. Bradshaw -- 4 1 1.1-Hathern v. Moira, Mr. E. Holmes (Coalviii..) F.—Quorn v. Albion, Mr. F. W. Jordan (Leicester.) G.—Coalyilly United T. Loughborough ...

... Baptist Chapel on Sunday, the preachers being the Rey. U. 11. Thompeon of ii.hepahed, in the afterioon, ani Mr. A P Smith, of Hathern, in the evening. The chapel wee prettily decorated with the usual harvest emblems. Parish Church.—At the Pariah Church OD ...

... Afeasham 17Mted v. linuntsorrel Town.. Hugglesoote Athietio v. Loughborough Am. stews. White v. Ashby Ivanhoe v. Ihsteek Albion. Hathern. Quern Havelock Thringstole ited, Elteern rtoted, Pegg' s Green Vitc.sii, Albert Village. Castle Dosington, byes. gentleman ...

... TEM QcORN.—At 11. Friday, Fob. 17th, at Quenilioriingli Saturday, Feb. at Hathern Turn A mi.eion under the auspices of the Leicester Free Church Council was oommeneed on- Saturday evening, when there was • large inaugural meeting in the Ball to welcome ...