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... 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 ...
... SANDBACH CATTLE;AND POULTRY SHOW. At a Meeting held at the Old Hall, on the 17th inst., by a few ofthe tradesmen ofthe town, it was thought advisable to have a Poultry Exhibition as well as a Cattle Show, at the next Easter Fair. The following individuals ...
... Sandbach Police Court. — Monday. — James Pool, of Sandbach, was charged by Mr. Farr, the relieving officer, with neglecting to maintain his wife, and and allowing her to be chargeable to the townsnip of Sandbach. It appears that Pool's wife had left home ...
... SANDBACH POLICE COURT.— Monday, 14. Before R. Wilbraham, J. St. J. Yates, and C.J. Ford, Esqs. Thomas Chesters, of Sandbach, was charged by Joseph Clark, a labourer in the employ of Mr. Oakes, of Sandbach, with unlawfully shooting a hare, in a field occupied ...
... specimen of Six Mongol Wor- aeL Mr. Andrew Johnstone, Sandbach. 65.: For«second best Mr. George AUoock, Tbe Square, Sandbach. 10s.: For tbe best specimen of Swede Turnips. Mr. William Dean, Sandbach* 55.: For second best Mr. John Haasell, Sand- bach. 10s ...
... OPENING OF THE NEW PUBLIC BUILD- INGS, AT SANDBACH It is with great pleasure that I, as one of those who were present, hear witness to the perfect suc- cess which attended the late festitivesat Sandbach. The object was good, the entertainments novel, ...
... n. .. _, , BIRTHS! ~~ ■- On the 6th mat., at Sandbach, the wife of v . Clisby, of a son. ' wue ■ Mr. S. ru. «v «.* , MAai «AGES. On the 31st ult., at the Pariah -»■ - - «* . Miss Lucy Billington, of Hampton ' Kd * e » *• On the Ist mat., at St. Oswald's* ...
... Rev. John Armstead, vicar, Mr. John Lea, son of Mr. Lea, hat manufacturer, Sandbach, to Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Chas. Sprostou, woollen draper and tailor, of Sandbach. On the Bth iust at the parish church, Acton, near Nantwich, Mr. Robert ...
... at St. Mary's Church, Sandbach, by the Rev. John Armistead, Vicar, Mr. Joseph Twemlow, son of Dr. Twemlow, of Sandbach, to Miss Mulliner, daughter of John Mul liner, Esq., of Sandbach On the 5th inst , at St. Mary's Church, Sandbach, by the Rev. John Armstead ...
... Boscawen. On the 16th inst, at St. Mary's Church, Sandbach by the Rev. John Armiatead, vicar, Mr. Arthur Davis' son of the late Mr. Isaac Davis, shoe manufacturer to Miss Margaret Sproston, of Sandbach. DEATHS. On the 10th inst, at the residence of her ...
... tv g . A Match was played on Monday last, the 14th inst, between the Congleton club and the Sandbach club. The bowling of Mr. Woolley, on the part of the Sandbach side was very good ; as also was that of Mr. Blackshaw on the part of the Congleton. The play ...
... St. Mary's Church, Sandbach, by the Rev. J. Armestead, Vicar, Frederick Langton, Esq., of the firm of Langton Scott and Co., wholesale druggists, London, to Miss Peover, only daughter of the late Mr. John Peover, druggist of Sandbach. On the sth, inst ...