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... victualler. T. Churcher, >iorth Stoneham, Hampshire, üblican. —J. Cannings, Durley, Hampshire, market gardener. R. Wilding, Sandbach-heath, Cheshire, farmer.—E Williams New Brighton Cheshtre.-D. C. Browne, Idverpool, pXsor of music. —S. Wall, Stockport, ...
... James H. Sivewright, M.D., Canada ; Colonel Gordon, Aberdeen. Shaw's Hotel. —Mrs Douglas of Orbiston and family; Mr and Mrs Sandbach, London; Mr Coghlan and Mr Cochrane, Newcastle ; Mr Robert Horn, Randolph Crescent, Edinburgh; Mr Bosbie, do.; Sir Patrick ...
... morally and intellectu their silent influence over those around d, but Mrs Parker was the oldest daughter of Mr tion— al and Sandbach, of Woodlands, near Liverpool, Hafodanos, Denbighshire. Her n the ou k iltearn, Ross-shire—was cousin to Miss Ro ungest daughter ...
... Betley Hall, now of London, were on a visit at the time. Towards from four till eight in the morning engines from Nantwich, Sandbach, and Chester arrived. The entire hall, except a very small part, destroyed by twelve noon on Wednesday. The fire originated ...
... I3etley Hall, now of London, were on a visit at the time. Towards from four till eight in the morning eagines from aatwich, Sandbach, and Chester arrived. The satire s hall, except • very mall part, destcoyed by twelve noon on Wedesesday. The fire originated ...
... Anderson’s Hotel. Misses Jamieson, Forres; Miss Eden, do. Shaw’s Hotel. —Mrs Douglas of Orbiston and family; Mr and Mrs Sandbach, London; Mr Coghlan and Mr Cochrane, Newcastle ; Mr Robeit Ho n. Randolph Crescent, Edinburgh ; Mr Bosbie, do.; Sir Patrick ...
... then taken ma to Tobin's movements during the present year. The Commission of Barristers, Messrs Cuniningliain, Probyn, and Sandbach, appointed by I the C.,lonial Office to inquire into the sugar 'industry 1,, Demerara, leave England for that colony on Saturday ...
... j Both Mr and Mrs Sandbach, during their short stav t only a few months of this and last year, have, by their many acts of kindness, endeared themselves to all either directly or indirectly, have come iu contact them. Mr Sandbach is leasee of the grouse ...
... Westerton House Miss Flower, Parkhill, Croydon Mrs W. Roltertson Sandbach Misses Forbes, Medwyn Mrs Rose of Kilravock Mrs and Misses Fraser, Bun- Mrs Sandbach, Liverpool chrew _ Miss Sandbach, Liverpool Mrs and Miss Fraser, Ballin- Miss Saunders, Barnock ...
... Henry Sanda, New York C. H. Stested, Royal Scots Frank Sumner, Lairg Lodge, Lairg Dunean Sbaw, W.S., Inverness russ Samuel Sandbach of Hafudunds C. W. Selwyn, Roval Horse Guards, James Stirling ot Fairburn David Smythe of Metiiven E. F. Sandeman, London ...
... been distributed amongst the most needful and deserving in the neighbourhood of Strathpeffer— towards the cost of which Mrs Sandbach of Fodderty Lodge has kindly contributed £5, and the Rev. J. Menzies £I—the farm tenants kindly performing the carriage ...