... her second year. At 6 Shaftsbury Terrace, Kensington, London, on the 26th nit, ldre Hawthorne. widow of the late Nathaniel Hatherne,Coneord,Massachusetts, United Staten, after a brief illness. At Hartshaugh Mill, perish of Ilobkirk, on the 24th Isabella ...

... This morning, as the mail train from Leeds and the North to St Pancras was proceeding at full speed between Loughborough and Hathern, the latter part of the train, from some unexplained cause, left the metals and was dragged along the permanent way for some ...

... This morning, as the mail train from Leeds and the north to Pancras was proceeding at full speed between Loughborough and Hathern, the latter part of the train, from tome unexplained cause, left the metals, and was dragged along the permanent way for some ...

... which leaves Nottingham for London 5.25 a.m. Daring Sunday number of workmen had been engaged relaying portion of the line at Hathern, near Loughborough. The night mail aased over the spat safety ; bat when the morning mail passing over the place full speed ...

... soil—they returned, although they had been earning more mousy elsewhere than they could obtsin_ at home. The Rev. E. Unarm (Hathern Rectory, Looghborough) said, when that question was selected by the committee of the club nine months ego for diecumion, it ...

... made on the ground in the autumn, even if it was twenty-five per cent. leas, would be the most profitable. The Rev. K. Bum= (Hathern hotoop)t o d et rAaps it would have the head or observation. reference to farming, has Davies wfid about farm buildings. That ...

... of Wales. The late Mrs Fitch, of Bath, had bequeathed the institution legacy of £600; and the late Mias Maria Knight, of Hathern, one of £lOO. New Lifeboats had recently been sent to Sunderland, Tynemouth, and Howth. The last-named boat was readily granted ...

... published a.D. 1771. Lord Someryille invention, or rather improvement, was patented A.D. 180 L. About that time Mr Handford of Hathern, near u* i l i L’ ma^e . he first double plough with beams wnten could be set wider or narrower by means of screw stays. ...

... Janthe, who, 1 believe, has never been really ¢ fit” until lately. She won the Lytham Cup last week in great style Colonel Hathern’s nomivation has been brought into the front rank during the past week, and wi'l no doubt be well represented. Diacticus, ...

... ANOTHER, CASE COCK FIGHTING. The police, instructed by Archdeacon PearoO, Loughborough, made raid upon cock fighters 'at Hathern, near Loughborough, Saturday afternoon, but could not capture any of the men. Seven cocks and some spurs and fecales were ...

... MORE COCK-FIGHTING. « The police, instructed by Archdeacon Fearon of Loughborough, have made a raid upon cockfighters at Hathern, near Lopghborouxh, but could not capture any of the men. Seven cocks, some spurs, and scales were taken. u/h'i ARBITRATION ...

... oads of men would ive at Hathern to fight several mains of the ks on the same day. The venerable archdeacon tno time in communicating with the police, © eventually found the cockfighters in a wood, out two miles from Hathern, but did not suc- d in capturing ...