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... HATHERN. The re-opening of the ancient parish church, atter the extensive restoration which it has lately undergone, took place (according to announcement) on Wednesday last. The long-expected day broke rather gloomily, and the weather for some hours ...
... HATHERN ON SATCRDAY NEM OCTODZR the 7th, 1865, there will be a GRAND CRICKET MATCH (weather unitti% on the HATHEIN Gaorsn, between J. NIXII. ELEVEN (Hathern), and J. KIRK IW'S ELEVEN (Sileby), when some first-rate play may be expected. The two elevens ...
... HATHERN. StrieriP4.—On the hot two liundAys special sermons have been preached and collections male at the General & f eint Chapel, Hathern, towsuels toying off the debt remaining thereon. The services were brought to a termination on Monthly evening ...
... HATHERN OPENING OP A NEW CHAPCL. —The Wesleyans have for a long time contemplated building a new chapel in a more convenient part of the village. Plans were accordingly prepared by Mr. Rowland, builder, of Loughborough, and to him the execution of the ...
... HATHERN. A DRUNKEN QUAYUIRE.—Ou Monday leaf, Benja min t of Taylor, Hatkern, went to Loughborough have his trowel altered and returned borne intoxicated. He began to quarrel with his wife, and would have hurt her had she not called bee uncle, Jaime Carr ...
... HATHERN. On Saturday lit, the members of the Hathern Choral Society convened a meeting for the purpose of manifesting in some tangible form their sincere and unfeigned respect towards their late conductor Mr. J. Stanatield (schoolmaster of the village) ...
... HATHERN. FATA.L ACCIDENT.—On Thlllll6ll last, an ried female, 66 years of age, named Mary Swift, (a person of weak intellect), accidentally fell backwards down stairs, and eo injured herself as to cause death the following day. An inquest was held at ...
... HATHERN PAWL( 1111Rwr tRY Reirosm.—A public meeting was heM on Friday evening the 2sth September, in the Temperance Hall. Mr. Heafford, schoolmaster, in the chair. Mr. R. Coddingtun morel, Mr. Henry Godkn, of Loughborough, in an stile and expressive spoil ...
... HATHERN. CHIA PEL AN XI VI.RSART. —Two sermons were preached in the Chapel belonging to the United Methodist Free Churches on Sunday last, by Mr. J. Canilwell, of Wareop, to gond congregations. thi the Monday afternoon, at Live o'cl,,ek, a public tea ...
... HATHERN. SVDDrg DILTEL—On Monday last, an inquest was held before J. Gregory, Esq., coroner, on the body of Elizabeth Watts, who had died on the previous Friday.—From the evidence of William Watts, it appeared that deceased, who was his wife, was 72 years ...
... HATHERN. SERMONS—The anniversary sermons of the Primitive Methodist Chapel were preached on Sunday, August 30th, in the afternoon by the Rev. C. Bosworth, &mini the evening by Mr. J. Cripwell, to good congregations, in an applicable and effective manner ...
... HATHERN. OPENING or THE 173;;;EA --- NCI; HALL-011 Sunday last, Mr. William Buckley, of Leicester, preached two excellent and appropriate sermons ; after which collections were taken which amounted to £5 7s. 6d. On Monday, Mr. Hardy delivered a lecture ...