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... a The Mara iiitalt irlii le pleyed es /mod .tt h, at CWIMIIIMI, WT/IMIWOLD IL mamma --this mato% sa)l4 Ikt Hathern. un Totwist, Jely sad ended In • draw. Brown (a Ter! promising pinyee) end neither played etneliost ter their respem,ve side ...
... Amok lie rkh, but we believe that it wee Easily lied tar mad Friday fortnight, when the motence will be carried Ma effect. I HATHERN v. WYMUSWOLD. IL Ms Mao, of iie ZosogihoPeoyA iloaffor. file,-1 MO in your in.K. 4:1n6 J aly inonr. TINA 111•1111111•411 ...
... Wilkinsok and Lamy. Mr. Asher presided. The breed reports 'Latish'. tory. The monthly statements of the LoulMbormegh, Button, Hathern and Knighthorpe poor.mte eolleeton were read. The remignations of the seboohnaster and soloselmisirera were rent seal Searil ...
... the memory of the grandfather of our resident magistrate I re,ret that it does not contain one to the memory of him so whom Hathern, spiritually anti temrrarily, is so deeply indebted—its late Rector. I need not descant on the worth of that excellent man ...
... 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 ...
... DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PASTURE HATHERN, LEICI LAND. TO BR SOLD DT AUCTION, CY MESSRS. WRIGHT AND 13 ARNETT, At the Boll's Heed Hotel, bregbborongh, On Trio R.IDA r, the 17th day of OCTOBER, 1861, At Pour o'clock to tl.e Afternoon, QUBJECT to conditiona thou ...
... Cotes Floton Reeopetone N' wold Willoughby WyeaU Ashby-tie-la-Zona.— Berrow Belton Burton-on-the-Wolds Coetoek Dieeworth Hathern Keirworth Lung Whattoa Wonntsurrel Nornutnton Gegathorpe Quorudon Rempstone Sheepahed Flileby Suttees lessingess Theinigsksen ...
... sod can testify to the manly and noble twit which has minuted them, and am surprised that Hathern should be the party to correct them. Having seen Sileby and Hathern engaged in a single wicket match at Loughborough hat season, and noticed the wish of Sileby ...
... HATHERN, LEICESTER.SHIRK DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PASTURE LAND. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY ',assns. WRIGHT AND BARNETT, At the &arc Heed Hotel, Lonehhorongh, Ve THUIOIDAT, the 17th day of Ocrun►r, 1161, At Four o'clock In tea Afternoon, QUILJECT to conditions ...
... feelings of the Hathern players to play fora stake. Sileby then put is the paper that they would play Hathern for 120. Alter this some of the Adhere cricketers went over to Sileby to question their hoence,!when to the surprise of Hathern they would not ...
... Mr. Aldridge Mr. Earle Mr. Merriam' Mr. Stevenson Mr. Whatuall Mr. Fox Mr. Eggloston Burton-oe•theiraide Costock Diaewortk Hathern Kegworth Kingston. Lincoln Long %%anon Mounteorrel Normonton thigathorpe Quorntion Ratcliffe Rasping Sheepish Silehy Mutton ...
... Eat., M.P., and John Martin, EN.) WILFUL Damao& —Two men named David Thompson and Samuel Warren, framework.knitters, of Hathern, were brought up and charged by Andrew Lnuohouse, keeper to John Martin, Hey., with having, on the 20th iwitant, at Long Whatton ...