... with unfeigned plea- sure to propose Success to the Sandbach Corn Ex- change * In reference to the various features con- nected with the institution, he might justly say, that the town of Sandbach had that day received an ad- dition to its establishments ...

... SANDBACH. onseevative Dkmonbtbatiox. — A largely- attended meeting of the Conservatives of the Crewe Division was held on Saturday afternoon in the grounds of Mr. E. S. Woolf, at Sandbach! General Sir EichardWilbraham, K.C.B.,presided, and there were ...

... SANDBACH. PPetty Sessions, June Ist.— (Before Captain Pipping and G. W. Latham, Esqrs.)— Samuel Gibson, Sandbach, salt boiler, was fined 80s., or 21 days' imprisonment, for resisting the police in tbe execution of their duty, and James Clark, a farm servant ...

... SANDBACH. Maoistbbialu— At tts Petty Burions, on Monday, before OdSOd J. H. Dnkin ud Cagtrin J. St. 5! Toan, Jsans Wood, silk thrower, A Wheelock, wss fined Bs, snd 9s. 6d. cute, charged with bring drusk sod riotous rt rfeodteoh on tte 86th ult. John ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions.— At the Petty Sessions on Monday, before G. W. Latham and E. Moss, Esqrs., Jonathan Thorley, of Alsager, was fined 20s. and costs for being drunk and refusing to leave the Alsager Arms on the 22nd ult.; Charles Lees was fined ...

... SANDBACH. Thbeatened Dissolution of thb Local Boabd. — The Local Government Board having threatened to dissolve the Sandbach Local Board and to place the distriot under the Congleton Union Rural Sanitary Authority, in case the local board do not oomply ...

... SANDBACH. Police Cottbt.— At Sandbaoh, on Monday, before G. W. Latham, Esq., Robert Birchall, of Sandbach, was remanded until the petty sessions on the 11th proximo, charged with stealing a quantity of hay, at->Sa^dbach, on the 19th inst., the property ...

... ' SANDBACH. The Hundred of Northwich. — A special meet- ing of the Commissioners of Taxe3 for this Hundred was held at the Public Building, in Sandbach, on Monday last, for the purpose of appointing a Clerk to the Commission, which office had become vacant ...

... SANDBACH. Sandbach School Athletic Sports. — These sports was held in the School Grounds last week, and attracted a large number of visitors. There were plenty of competitors for each event, and plenty of spirit shown by the boys. Some of the jumping ...

... SANDBACH. Thb Townspeople akd thb Theatre.— Some dis- appointment was caused by the Local Board re- fusing to grant Mr. Snaps permission to erect his theatre en the common, more especially ss he had already brought his oompany into the town, fully expecting ...

... SANDBACH. THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT The Coroner for Mid-Cheshire (Mr. Dunstan) resumed, on Saturday, in tbe Commercial Hotel, Bandbach, the inquest concerning the deaths of Joseph Birley' and Samuel Hamerton, who were killed by the railway accident near ...

... SANDBACH. Magisterial Business.— At the Police-court, on Saturday, before G. W. Latham and J. M. Makin, Esqrs., John Marsden, of Oldham, pawnbroker, was fined ss. and 61s. 2d. costs for travelling in a third-class carriage from Crewe to Sandbach, on the ...