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... Lodge, jun. and E. Hope, Leeda, flaxupinnurs. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-S. Perrott,jun. and Co. Li- verpool, corn merchants.-H. Sandbach, R. AMarkendale, and D- Sandnohb, Manchester, hide ?? and Williams Salford, joiners.-E. T. and W. Johnson, Itaihbill, Lancashire ...
... Griffin, of 11 oo (ireen. in the county cf Che ter. On the sth inst. at Banbury. James, youngest son of the late Mr. John Sandbach of Hay Croft Farm, Spurstow, Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel Walley, of the same place. On the inst., at Bodfarry. William ...
... this he was accon- paried by others. for the news bad now spread all round. While this was going on Mr. R. N. Latbam, of Sandbach. wvho chanced to be walkiua along the beach abonta mile nearer Conway. saw a body in the witer, and esalei out to one of ...
... who invented the famous bullet-proof Cost eir4 thero on Mohday. News has been repeived at Alder-shot of ti.e demi rf Major Sandbach, R.A., having been kijled bv lion in Somaliland. Mfr. George Augustus Sala, the ?? jojr, nalist and litterateur, died at ...
... William Aldersey, 26, a labourer, Emmanuel si Hartley, 31, a stonemason, John Johnson, 32, a salt- gi reck miner, and Thomas Sandbach, 25, a labourer, were s3 charged with night poaching, at Bostock, on the 25th me lovember; and also on three counts with ...
... llfracombe 0 10 0 Condemner of Corn Law-, Bristol 0 10 0 R. Horton, Nantwich 0 10 0 John Shaw, Sandbach 0 10 0 John Kennerley, 10 0 Samnel Stringer, Sandbach 0 10 0 James Brown, Middlewich 010 0 Sundry Small Subscriptions— From llfracombe 3 3 6 From M ...
... youngest sonl of the late Mr. R Wailer, of MCI11cr, Derbyshire. On the 18th ult., agedl CO Years, Elizabeth, wvife of Mir. John Sandbach, of Salford. On the 27th ult., in her S3d year, 3Mrs. Gore, of AIdred. -street, Salford. On the 2Sth ult., at Einkbden Terrace ...
... secretary, of the National Agricultarall Labourers' Union; Mr. Edward' Jenkins, M.P., Mr. J. o C. Cox, Bcper; Mr. G; W. Lathani, Sandbach; Mr. d George Bal1 Mr. William Hayward, Mr. J. Crick, Mr. f E, unesel, Mr. Charles' Warreun, and other fsn b labourers; Mr ...
... llbr im Cjerfl~irt Exraluiber. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1842. At a meeting of the South Cheshire Agricultural Society, held at Sandbach on Thursday week, the Chairman, John Tollemache, Esq., mentioned the reduction of the import duties on foreign comn, and ...
... Alderley . .. 3725 n lo, 2i530. Clelford .'..4 440 7 3a 203 9 40 1 352 20 Holies Chapel 14 52 7 St8 35 9 S2 12 7i .. 5 S8 Sandbach . 15 O8 8 4510 0 11' IS f3 Crewe, arnives st½ 5 8 ISOlb 0 Bl) 91 S I, s Blt3111tTGHAM j8 0411 . '12 45 3 15 .. 'thi SUN'DAY ...
... Stand Lane, Radcliffe, by the Rev. J. Deakin, Mr. Samuel Wagstaff, to Miss Sarah Allen, both of Stand. 0n the 17th inst, at Sandbach, by the Rev. R. D. Thomas, Thomas Alderson, Esqa of Liverpool, to Miss Ann Stringer, youngest daughter of Mr. Stephen Stringer ...
... tested by examination, was relatively most satisfactory. - ABANDONMENT OF TEE SANDBACH AND WINSFOBD JUNCTION RAILWAY.-A special meeting of the proprietors of the Sandbach and Winsford Junc- tion Railway was held yesterday in the Boardroom of the Manchester ...