... If inches. ho delivery to he made at the following places : Idecntsorrel Quart es. Loughborough Wharf, or Railway Station, Hathern Railway Station, Kesovoith Railway Stall .0 or Wha,f, Castle Doniugton Railway Stat:on. or Wharf, Charnwood Gianite Qrauries ...

... a improvement had been brought about in respect of the parish church. The one at Grimstone had been well restored, and at Hathern certain renovations in the structure were done during the last tow years. In this deanere, or, rather, hi these two deangries ...

... Bd. ; CbarkaY. £44 18s ; nossington, £lB5 4.. Rd. ; Coles, £26 4}lo. ; Dinworth, £lO5 30. 20. ; Oarendon, £lO5 9s. 244.; Hathern, £127 9e. 48.; Flemington. 291 13s. 1043.; Hone, £94 4..; bley Walton, £23 19..; Kegoorth. £270 10e.. 20. ; Langley, £22 18 ...

... Leicarater ' • Jane A. Bishop , St. Peter's, Leice s ter; Augustus W. Tunbridge, church: Lablm W. Adenck, Syston ; M. Adams, Hathern; tonics Euplish, St. Martin's, Leicester; Bertha A. Orme, Ashby-dela-Zone/. _ . CLASS 3.—Ltobert Heary Baker, Melton Mowbray; ...

... the tbe v inst., at Sheepsbed. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Thos. Borrisford. 11.11 Croft, aged 67. 3errn.—On the 23rd inst., at Hathern, Ann, wife of Mr. Job Smith, aged 72. iILEW.—On the 22nd inst., at Melton Mowbray, Mr. John Riley, aged 72. iiirri.—On the ...

... Juverdle Bare. Tuba Band headed the procession, led by lan Geo. Adcock, and the other band which rendered its (service was the Hathern Brass Band; and the boys' dram and fife band from the Union also performed. Every child and teacher was supplied with a medal ...

... Win. Birch, aged 60. Wazus.—On the 27th nit., at 5, Winton Green Road, Hirminglian., Emma, wife of William Wallis, late of Hathern, aged 43. BSI:MON.—On the 25th ult., at Querridon, Emma, widow of Joseph Swindon, aged 57. ALDRIDOE.—On the 30th tilt., at ...

... neglecting to mad to school.—Orders were made. —A similar was mode in the case of Frederick Hahwiew, inimewoek-kaitter, of Hathern.—Zdward R aw l s . Qas radon, for neglecting to obey an attendance order, was limed is., or area days. AULD ACQUAINT/Ml.—Jobs ...

... at Humberstone road, Syston Sileby, Barrow, Loughborough, Hathern, Kegworth, Trent, and Beeston. Mr. Barker also annonnees a cheap workmen's trip to Liverpool, from Lotighboron,gh ana Hathern, for Saturday, Aug. 26th, the tickets for which not being ...

... HATHERN. FLORAL, AND SOUL 1' Y. — Preparations are beicg for bolding the eleventh annual exhibition and in connection with the above Society on Thursday text, in a field kinilly lent by the Rev. E. Smythies. SHA W LANE. A —Au accident, which might have ...

... and Ferrin 10s., including costs, or? days' imprisonment each. FILIDAY.—Before Packs, Esq. Marriott, framework-knitter, Hathern, was fined 10s., including costs, or seven days' improooment, for being drunk at Loughborough, on the 11th inst.—P.C. Hall ...

... Mr. G. Barker, excursion agent, ran a cheap special train for the benefit of workmen, to Liverpool, calling, en route, at Hathern and Segwerth. There were upwards of 350 passengers, the majority being employee of Messrs. Harriman, at tiheepshei. Arriving ...