... and Mrs. Bailey's labours. Theelite of Sandbach were pre- sent, under the presidency ofthe Rev. John Armit- stead. On the table, in front of the vicar, were the articles contributed by the parishioners of Sandbach, the pupil teachers, and Mr. Palm. They ...

... and provision dealer, Nantwieh. On the 6th inst. at the Parish Church, Sandbach, by the Rev. Mr. Arm stead, vicar, Mr. Bateman, station Master, Sandbach, to Miss Wettnall. of Sandbach. on xbc r*_ — »«. at tne District Church of St. Stephen the Martyr, ...

... understand that this annual exhibition took place by the permission of the Rev. J. Armitstead in the National School Room, Sandbach, on Tuesday last. The prizes were numerous, but we are sorry to state that the names of the successful competitors has not ...

... O*E»C. SANDBACH POLICE COURT, Sept. 7. Mary Smith, was charged by Police-officer Walker, with walking the streets of Sandbach the pre- vious night as a prostitute. She was discharged on promising to leave the town. The officers of the Sandbach Ladies ...

... was held at the house of Mr. Merrill, the Hawk Inn, Haslington, on the 9th inst. The Judges where Mr. Samuel All- cock, of Sandbach, and Mr. Thomas Bennion, of Over. Many beautiful varieties were exhibited by Mr, Steele, also by Mr. Longwortb, Mr. Blackshaw ...

... $rir!utittg. A Match was played on the Sandbach Cricket- ground, on Monday last, between 10 amateurs of the Sandbach club, with Woolley given; and the Wheelock. Although the day was so very wet one innings each was obtained, but the game was drawn. Had ...

... support of the above institution. United Obobb of Ancient Druids.— On Mon- day last, the M Bird of Hope Branch Lodge, of the Sandbach United Order of Ancient Druid* Friendly Society, held at Mr. W. Woodwards, the Bull's Head lun, Middle wich.held its anniversary ...

... thought the Secretary ought to have been present. Mr. Sandbach was of opinion tbat the society was not answering the end for which it was instituted. Mr. Wtnnb (Coed Coch) agreed with Mr. Sandbach; be thought it would be a good thing if the society held ...

... given last year by Mrs. West, will be re- peated this year. Sandbach. — ln consequence of Christmas Day falling ou the usual market day, the market will be held on the Wednesday previous. Sandbach Fairs. — This last week a great effort has been made by the ...

... of Crane-street, aged 33. On the 9th inst., Mrs. Burgess, widow of the late Mr. Samuel Burgess, of Sandbach, aged 73 years. On 12th inst., at Sandbach, Betsy Webb. Oa the sth inst., Ana Davies, daughter of Mr. John Davies, of Marford, aged 15. On the ...

... daughter of the Rev. Thomas Brook', Rector of Wistaston. On the 1 1th inst., at Sandbach. aged 88, Miss Sibson, daughter of the late Rev. J. Sibson, formerly curate of Sandbach. On the 13th inst,, in Bangor, aged 44, after a protracted and painful illness ...

... on the occasion. The Sandbach Public Build- ing has been erected according to the plans of the celebrated architect, G. 6. Scott Esq., of London, under the auspices and management of the Rev. John Armistead, the Vicar of Sandbach, supported by a large ...