... HATHERN. Poon RATL—A rem of sightpenoe in the pound for this parish was signed by two Jurtioes of the Peace. at Polka CourtLoughborougb, on Wednesday lest. Fthows.—Oa ihureday am , Friday the low-lying meadows adjoining the river Soar were flooded; also ...

... in the oeighlourhood of Hathern in search of orders. His business led him to cottages belonging to Mr. Woodruff, to get to which he had to cross the Midland Railway —a crossing about 200 yards on the Leicester side of Hathern station. Just before going ...

... recitations. Mr. T. Tollington presided at the harmonium. Catcturr.—On the Hathern ground, on Whit. Monday, • Match was played between the Hathern Church of England Club and St. Lake's (juniors), Leicester, the Rev. H. P. Smith playing with the home team ...

... HATHERN. LANTNIN ESITENTAINIIVIT. —On WedlMelly waning a magic lantern entertainment waa(riven in the Baptist Chapel, by Mr. W. R. Snaw, of Hugetownie. A large number were pecceent, print ipally children, who app.arcid well satisfied with the performance ...

... HATHERN. Catcarr.—The annual match between Hathern Old CC. and Ilkeston CC. took place at Ilkeston on Saturday. The visitors went to the wickets first, and batting freely, scored 1401. Ilkeston at call of tinie had obtained 43 for thee., of three wickets ...

... HATHERN. AT THE Fm CH•Pet..-05 Monday night • Icarus in by Mr. J. Pearce, of Leicester. The chair wee taken by the Ear. K. Askew (circuit minister). The was entitled England's greatest Quells. Elisabeth and Victoria, • parallel and • contrast. A oollection ...

... HATHERN. -At the the Parish on Sunday, tyro were preached by the R. H. Boyer, of ibridge, chief superintendent of the mutoon• The ny. gentleman delivered two excellent discourses, that in the morning front the word. Liring Water, and that in the evening ...

... HATHERN. PAMIR. —The balsam sheet of thp Church ban bee. : the £3O 01, the argentite. 13017.. Oiel, the balandeof if 3 las. 444 placed to the &monist. ' August 'Nur AT Tle• Rsoroar.—On Nee Year's Rye the Rev. R. smythies, the and Mn. ellnythim kindly ...

... HATHERN. Mosotte To Sadasw—The ae the Perteh Church eo the ronsion .4th. sermons on of the ralasona, wee the elm of th • Sunday Mr. cl a of wind sontanuol ey evening. CcerelallVATlTl AMOCIATION. fl. , yearly al of this mu , held M the OM Schoolroom, to ...

... HATHERN. Coxecituartvi AIMOCIVION.—The j itirusei iseeag of this eaeoclation respecting the format of • C.o. eervative Club, was bald at She usual p 1 a- n iatur.i.sy evening, the Rev. E. Smythies presidi •g cawing she subject, the meeting agali adj ...

... HATHERN. Thriven Cawnwr Curn.—The members of this Club met in the National &noel-room, on Saturday night, Nov. 18th, when the yearly accounts were reed, which showed that the club was doing well. After paying all expense. for the year they had about £1 ...

... HATHERN. P tL Karroo. —M Oa oa Savorday aweiew. wwwwe at FiII as eslowisionsiet omaistiog al quarwaaw, Wow as appredalow Yr. 14. Rani pesided. wad Mr. T. Mitsball sad J. Z. Zallise , kw olki_atsd aa hanaawum. . . . . Ti. Crraane.—Tbe H. P. Smith, wbo ...