... SANDBACH New Sewerage Works.— Sandbach Local Board have decided to carry out a sewerage scheme for the town and district, at a coat of £3,000. The Board are al3o about to spend between £2,000 and £3,000 in a water scheme and in providing water for some ...

... SANDBACH. Sandbach Petty Sessions. — The annual licensing meeting was held on Monday last. Present : R. Wil- braham, G. W. Latham. C. H. France-Hayhurst, F H. R. Wilbraham, G. W. Makin, Christopher Kay, E. H. Solly, and J. Casson, E-qrs. The whole of ...

... himself in £100 to keep the peace for six months. — Robert Birchall, of Sandbach, surrendered to his bail and was committed fur 21 days for stealing ?? weight of bay at Sandbach, on the 19th ult., the property of Mr. Thomas Ardeu. ...

... SANDBACH. Gift ot a Fountain. — On Monday after- noon. Lord Crewe, of Crewe Hall, unveiled and formally presented to the town of Sandbach a magnificent fountain, which he had caused to be built at a cost of £350. Tho fountain, which bas been erected in ...

... SANDBACH. Yestbt MBCTiNa.-A -restry meeting was new on v estbt •»*£-„, Ha u Sandbaob, the Eev. J. B. Armiteteaf Vicar m the ctir. The first business was Armitstead, Vicar, iv trustee of the \t ?? aLS Mr. James Woolley Boughey Charity __j m^^ trQstee3 ...

... SANDBACH Petty Sessions. — At the Petty Sessions on Monday, before G. W. Latham, F. H. R. Wilbraham, and G. W. Makin, E c qrs., Henry Hockenall, of Cranage, farmer, was summoned for assaulting John Hatnps, gamekeeper, of Sproston, at the George and Dragon ...

... sandbach; Sandbach Petty Sessions, Monday.— Before G. W. Latham and R. Wilbraham, Esqrs.— John Jackson, of Newton, was fined 10s. and 10s. 6d. costs for being drunk when in charge of a horse and cart, at Sandbach, on the 24 1 h ult. — William Beech was ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions, Mondat, June 3.— Before R Wilbraham, F. H. R. Wilbraham, J. W. Makin, and J. M. Toler, Esqrs.— James Edgley and William Clarke were each fined ss. and 9s. 6d. costs for being drunk and riotous at Sandbach on the 24th nit.— Peter ...

... SANDBACH. Fatal. Accident at the Railway Station.— On Saturday last, au inquest was hold by Mr. J. E. Garside, touching the death of George Shaw, a carter in the employ of Mr. Stringer, builder, of Sandbach, who met his death tbe night previous at the ...

... SANDBACH. PoilCß CoTTBT.— At Sandbach on Monday, before G. W. Latham aod F. H. R. Wilbrabam, Esqrs., Sarah Ann Arrowsmith, of Kidsgro»e, was committed to take her trial at the ensuing sessions at Knutsford, charged with stealing a pair of boots, at Church ...

... SANDBACH. Sandbach Petty Sessions.— On Monday last, before R. Wilbraham and J. St. John Yates, Esqrs., James Thorley, of Hassall, and Henry Barnett, of Wheelock, were summoned by Inspector Hulme, charged with being drunk at Breretou Green on the 25th ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessioks. — At the sessions on Monday, before F. H. R. Wilbraham, J. W. Makin, and J. Eradehaw, JEscjrs.,. Thomas Lewis, of Alsager, was fined 20s. and ?? lor ill-treating a cat bc-longifg to Henry Watson, a-i Alssger, en the 4th ult. ...