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... SANDBACH RACES. Tuesday, Sept. 2‘#.— A Plate value £. >o. with 15 eovi added by the Stewards, for any horse four Dst 21b, six 10st. Mr Davies’s b Bishop 4 yrs « Mr France’s brm Matilda, yrs Same Day.—A Galloway Stake, £. r fo. wi' 10 soys, added, for ...
... SANDBACH RACES. Tuesday, Sept. 25.—A Plate value £5O, with sovs added, was won at three heats by Mr. g Footman, bea'ing Mr. Ogden’s Dispatch. lie Hunters* Stakes was won by Mr. Holland’s l> m Active, boating Mr. Itrulle’s m Matilda, and Mr. Griliiib’s ...
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... SANDBACH FLORAL SOCIETY. Tur first meeting for the of the Sandhach Floral and took whieb was the Tows Hall, «0 Wednesday the 16th ‘The collection freits, and vegetables were excellent, and «few of the orehi- daceoes plants exhibited 3 were much tot of ...
... SANDBACH FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The first meeting for the meason took place at the Town Hall, on Tuesday last, when the following prizes were awarded to the successful growers thereof:— Tomes—Premier pan, J. Bracegirdle, Congleton ; 2 O. Furnivall ...
... SANDBACH TO CREWE. Public are respectfully informed, that the above Coach now leaves the UNICORN INN, Macclesfield, at the following hours : Every day, (except Sunday,) at Six o'clock, A.M. arriving at Loewe, in time for the Trains leaving Birmingham ...
... VISIT TO SANDBACH. On Sir Philip proceeded to Sandbar+. where Ise eddrergeri the electors jr t the court-rnorm. in • speei h un.ilar to the one he delovered at tnneleten. —1 he niut• al,o oasemlblett here to eonsirterahle r., awl attacked the candidate ...
... FOR SAVINGS at SANDBACH, for the year ending the 20th of ...
... SANDBACH REVISION. The revision of the lists for this county was continned by the Revising Banisters at Sandbach, on ' Monday. Messrs. G. Resde, Procter, and Latham were the professional men employed by the Conservatives, and Mr. Vaudrey, of Congleton ...
... REJOICINGS AT SANDBACH The victories of the 18th, and 19th ult. came with a refulgency on the patriotic feelings of this loyal town, that had well nigh tarnished the high character the people had established for themselves, iu the unique rejvicings exhibited ...
... SANDBACH RACES. TIIIISOAT.—A PLATE value sem added by the Stewed.. Mr Davies's b g Bishop 1 1 Mr Frame's hr as Matilda 2 ds • GALLOWAY STAKE, with 10 . . — elided. Mr Clewes's hr me CaWells 3 I I Mr Grih's eh so Frseers I 4 4 Mr vs Fmk Ellen 3 t 2 Mr ...
... SANDBACH CHURCH. —$— We have not failed to notice with satisfaction the great improvement in architectural taste, which has of late years become apparent, as well in the erection of new, as in the restoration and embellishment of our ancient churches ...