... POLICE OFFICE, SANDBACH. FRIDAY, JUNK BTH. Before R. Wilbraham, C.\ J. Ford, and G. W Latham, Esqrs. ?? k8 ° n WM ehM^* with -tealing a house T g ?? from the Arclid Work- ?? wm -**+ - he - inJoSL I f elve3 . wa » charged by Mr. D. Parr, reliev- ing ...

... SANDBACH POLICE COURT. Monday. — Before R. Wilbraham and C. J. Ford, Esqs. — Martha Shorley, of Sandbach, was charged by Elizabeth Alcock, of Sandbach, with committing a breach of the peace, by using qtasive language; both parties ordered to he bound ...

... SANDBACH POLICE COURT. MONDAY, MARCH 24. Before C. J. Ford, R. Wilbraham, j.m., T. J. W. Swettenham, and G. W. Latham, Esqs. Thomas Foster, John Breeze, Thomas Breeze, Joseph Plant, James Bower, Thomas Vernon, John Burgess, Joseph Shaw, Robert Guiding ...

... POLICE OFFICE, SANDBACH, Friday, May 25. Present, R. Wilbraham, W. Wilbraham, jun., and C.J. Ford, Esq. Joseph Pedley, a silk-worker, of Congleton, was brought up by warrant, charged by Mary Delves, of Sandbach, with neglecting to maintain his illigeti- ...

... Sandbach Police Orrica. (Before Charles Ingram Ford, Esq.) Burglkry at Brereaton — On the sth instant about three o'clock a.m , a daring and impudent) at- tempt at robbery was made at Dog- lane, Brereaton, by a man named Mathew Corbert. It appeared by ...

... SANDBACH POLICE COURT, (Before C. J. Ford, Esq.) James Holdcroft, silver plater, Joseph Smith, sil- ver plater, and William Rose, wood turner, all of Birmingham, were charged by police officer Cromp- ton, with stealing a new waistcoat, the property of ...

... SANDBACH PETTY SESSIONS. Monday, jjeo. io. (Before Randle WUbraham, J. F. France, and Randle Wilbraham, Junior, Esquires.) John Harrison of Davenham, was charged by Mr. Macdonald, special high constable, with permitting drunkenness and disorderly conduct ...

... SANDBACH POLICE OFFICE. Monday, June 4. (Before C. J. Ford, and G. W. Latham, Esqrs.) A lad named Henry Clark, 13 y*»ars of age, was brought up in custody by police officer Walker, charged with breaking into the dwelling-house of Stephen Buckley, at Malkins ...

... SANDBACH PETTY SESSIONS. Mat 7th. Before Handle Wilbraham, Handle Wilbraham, jun., and G. W. Latham, Esqrs. A young man named Thomas Cook was charged by P.C. Walker, with gambling on Sunday afternoon, at Warmington, Reprimanded and discharged. James Burgess ...

... with the barrow in his possession. Committed for trial. Sandbach Cricket Club. — On Monday morning next a match will be played between the gentlemen of Sandbach and Macclesfield Clubs. The Sandbach gentlemen have won the laurels from every club with which ...

... SANDBACH PETTY SESSIONS.— Monday Before R. Wilbraham, J. H. Harper, R. Wilbraham, Junr., and George Latham, Esqrs. James Henshall, of Sandbach, labourer, was charged by constable William Faram, with having on the 18th instant, at Sandbach, stolen two ...

... SANDBACH POLICE COURT.— Saturday. Before C. J. Ford, Esq. Daniel Devonport, and George Corns were brought up in custody by P.C. Faram, charged with being drunk, and disobeying orders in the workhouse, at Arclid. The charge was proved by Mr. Peter Daley ...