... H. Armytage, who retires; Ensign and Lieu- tenant Sir ?? Des Voeux, Bert, to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Hathern; Ca L. D. Oscullston toube Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sir F. A. flea Voeeu, Dart., 8th Feet-Captain Ferris, ...

... ifn her Majesty's Fleet. Sub-Lieutenants E. P. Jones, A. Dove, E. C. Hobkirk, 0. S 8, Pretty'man, J. F. Bedford, W. C.;S, Hathern, H. Ri. Chevalier, Lord F. H. P. Cecil, R. F. 0. Foote. and L. D; Simpson, to be Lieutenants in her Majesty's Fleet. -In ...

... negociations. Yesterday the police, instructed by Archdeacon Fearon, of Loughborough, made a raid upon cook- fighters at Hathern, near Loughborough, but could not capture any of the men. Seven cocks, some spurs, and scales were taken. Mr. John Anderson ...

... ielu a t- !.gra:i to t1c Ven .Arc .'ac i well-kllown energetic supporter 0: -f v He was intormed that the men Nvud: . I Hathern in ti ree eartF, and h: at crc, cateb, with the polie. The eo vi : tially discovered in Sh eepshed W ?? the extent of the ...

... men would arrive at Hathern to fight several mains of coaks. On the same day the venerable archdeacon lost no time in communicating with the police, who eventually discovered the cockighters in a wood about two miles from Hathern, but did not Euceqed ...