... COMPI. 7 Mlohn Silebv. O. Peters C. 13,0. ntestedGemnsell 'iborough limo co, raty. = Result : Grob} , Granite, 5; Enderby Hathern Excelsior. 3; SILO ,Loughboro' Olympic 5. St. _ Ba:cow Trinity I. Lough) Street Baptist 0. ASSOCIATION. Friendly. v. WrNIBLEDON ...

... Barrow Ez.. 4. .. w, who sa • off in the first . . . players, and Ina.* illey impost, le. .. w . a Loughborough Un ited. 4; Hathern U., 2, a e in o 311 . GO - • FOSSE ROAD v. CRUSADERS. 1 wind behhindd. the their shooting week. minutes . . 111ral a riarkins ...

... Loughtorough on the 13th inst. NO LIGHT. Daniel Fuller, painter, Hathern, was for riding a bicycle without a light st anthem on the !tight of the inst. He vial he bad been to Sir M. tr.etin g at Hathern, and was riding home lamp went out. A of 56. was imposed ...

... Th.ir - , ~ , , ,n Walton -rin-the-Wohl: Whits it k Wnorihroise Eaves Wymeswolll - - T0!..1 Is 11753 UNIONIST MEETING AT HATHERN. At Ow' chnreh Schnnlit, liathern. on Snforel evening, in of the candidature of Mr. Smith-Carington, r. largeiysttfldM fleeting ...

... THE LEICESTER HAM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1910. Hathern Excelsior,. Barrow Trinity. B. Stevens. Loughborough Olympia v. Quern CMOs. T. I'auley. On the ground of the first-oasned club. Kick-off at 3 o'clock. Rugby. latereatissai. Wake v. Scotland. Club Matelots ...

... Anthem continued to prem. but mimed many chancey:. Nearer the end Burrow had the better of matters. but the result came: HATHERN EXCELSIOR BARROW TRINITY Iluthern now enter the final of the Medals. AND COALVILLE _§WANNI ...

... HATHERN. hfr. Bernard Warren presided at the anuual meeting of the members of the Old Cricket Club at the Three Crowns Inn. The secretary (MT. Harry l'rico; presunted the balance-aheet. which was paused, showing a deficit of Li Mr. Ererard M. P. De Lisle ...

... boy, Joseph Mattison (14), labourer, Reginald Stevens (20). iron turner. Hatherrt, were charged with damaging a fence at Hathern to the amount of 145., the property of the Leicestershire Cotinty Council, on January 2nd.- Percy Thompson pleaded not guilty ...

... (Stoke Bardolph). Arthur Stratton (Normauton), J. Bull (long Whatton), floe. Turner (Kingston), J. Sun (Hoton Hills), J. Oxby (Hathern). C. Walker (WYsall). J. M. Nichols (Langley Mill), H. Crofts (Shepshed), 0. Kirk (East Leake), R. P. Allsebrook (Preatwold) ...

... HATHERN. At the Charity Room, Ilathern, laat wooing, a well-attended meeting of supporters of Mr. W. E. Porter's candidature for the Leicestershire C.onnty Council was held. Mr. John Oxby presided, and the meeting made arrangements for meetings and CIIIIVeIS3 ...

... each member of the with a copy of the rules. rFßl(Teorwcm. rit presided at ths meeting ict Council A let. Hathern Council P condition ot the ruowtio of _the LED., spd -- did be looke Mr. !tor, reported that be had covered that a nuisance collection of ...

... girls. only the High School, and he suggested that the Trustees apply for permission to enable them to pay a teacher to visit Hathern and instruct the girls. In the end the matter was adjourned for a month. The annual meeting of the Trustees of the Hathere ...