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... Dock Com mittu, —Preterit Mmn Nichol (in the chair). Wood, Mojrneux. Mann .Locket t Rankin, Sandbach, Kendal, and Stand.' the chairman and a number of the other members we r e absent on the annual tour of inspection, four of the Bubcommittees had nothing ...
... and third c,,1' to all stations between Manchster an.d Sandbach. N0 4 First class. No. .5-Firstclansto BirmiaghEm andaCj. (passengers for Chester changing carriages at Crw, second class to Sandbach and retermediate first ire * tions. No. 6.-First, second ...
... Manchester and Sandbach (the extra trains to Stockport of course being continued), and the par- ticulars of times and fares will be found advertised in another column. All the trains stop at the inter- mediate stations between Manchester and Sandbach, of which ...
... o'clock an irregular poll was carried on, when the num- l hers stood as follows:ha a Sandbach ?? 691 th( ,. Currie ?? 659 do a Leavinga majority in favour of Mr. Sandbach of 32. At fat r this period there were no voters at Mr. Carrie's bar, and dol after ...
... (Sussex,) Week St. Mary, Ashill, Broadway. Thti-dit, 16.—Bettus, Cuekfield, Edmonton, Pewaey, St. Tillingham, Wool pit, Sandbach. IT—BaddleBmore . Lanrwst, Lee, Masham, Penrice, Probus, Pewaey, Reddich, Watchet, Wilmington. 18.—Bury, (Lancashire,) Gisburn ...
... 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 ...
... seconded by Mr. Bourne, that the above pur. chases should be confirmed . The votes were, for the purchases 29, viz.: Messrs. Sandbach, Houghton, Moss, Irlam, T. Brancker, Ripley, Pole, Flarle, J. D. Case, Currie, Robinson, Corrie, Stathaus, Thompson, Bold ...
... 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 ...
... Lieutenant, vice Caisoer, re- Ligned.-AMacclusfield Troop: John Charles Ityle, jun., Esq., to be Captain, vice Powell, resigned. SANDBACH RACES. WILLIAM HAYNES and JJOHN ACTON, Esq5,, Stewards. This spirited and inproving town has displayed more than ordinary ...
... House of Commons, February 9. f Railctay Bills ordered to be brought in.-10. North Id Staffordshire Railway (Harecastle to Sandbach,)-peti- g tion for bill reported, and bill ordered to be brought in it Mr. Alderloy and Mr. Ricardo. 11. Ashburton, New- ...
... Lane Head, under the road leading from. 3iddle- wich and Holmes Chapel to Sandbach, where a commo- dious station is erecting. The line here is in a deep cut- ting, so that Sandbach will not be seen from the carriages. This ancient town lies east of the ...
... £60,000. Dock Committu, Yesterday. —Present, Messrs. Molyneux (in the chair,) Houghton, Mann, Horsfal), Rankin, Royden, and Sandbach.—Tenders were produced from three insurance companies, stating the terms «n which they would insure the Albert Dock Warehouses ...