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SANDBACH
... ENTERTAINMENT.—On Monday evening an entertainment given by the Sandbach Heath Wesleyan Band of Hope Society was held in the chapel. The chair was occupied by Mr. T. Marriott, of Sandbach, and there was a large attendance. An interesting programme was ...
SANDBACH
... SANDBACH. taking ro*iow f«r tha past mouth*, we naturally turn in the first 14.ic0 to tha industrial record, which, oaing l*> the st ...
SANDBACH
... SANDBACH. IXTEKFJSTT’C(J ADDRESS (XDU At ll,c urilmar\ t-clug of ili« l.iter«ry t>eb*Uag Socirtv, «Uicb w»» bfklkt lo'lituliou Sktur ...
SANDBACH
... SANDBACH. Tax AtSAli Woaa« IrataTK 8ro«r» —Th« aatataa fur Um lo bcM coan> ctioa »ith MaAtech Alkali Work* -'•.tarda; Tba aambrr af ooa.j«lu*a U larfr, aa«l all that U aradrA a>aka Uta jalbt/ia* a tar vaatbrr —THr q.iarUrl; ■ralln* ChafU; (oma.U.i «na ...
SANDBACH
... SANDBACH. WHEELOCK WESLEYAN CHAPEL.—The anuivrary services in connection with the Wesleyan Chspoi Wheelock, were held on Sunday, when sermons were preached by Dr Nelson, of Birmingham. There was a good congregation in the morning, and in the evening the ...
SANDBACH
... SANDBACH. Rev. J. R. Armistead, vicar (Conservative). Edwin Foden, Elworth House, Bradwall, engineer, proposed by William Dean, seconded by George Van&bias, supported by Messrs. Fox, Jones, Poole, Walley, Broad, Thomas, Smallwood, Lea; proposed also by ...
SANDBACH
... SANDBACH. POLICE COURT.—FRIDAY. Before Messrs F. H. R. Wilbraham, and G. B. Baker. A DISHONEST SERVANT.—Elizabeth Ann Holt, aged 15, was charged with stealing £1 12s ' a shawl bodice, shirt, apron, and hat, the property of Mrs Mary Shore, wife of Mr H ...
SANDBACH
... SANDBACH. 250th STAR BOWBErr BUILDING' SOIIIIITT.—The 58th Appropriation of this Society was held on Wednesday evening last in No. 1 itominittee Room, llechsnies' Institute, Crewe, in the presence of is good attendance of members. Mr. Mellor was voted ...
AT SANDBACH
... SANDBACH. ST4RVI>G 15 HBAO STOCK S«o-tti»ch oo Wc)nM«l»y, Mfnre J K ll»rth»o «h»K'» J C'4l»i»Ho» Putt ••• tQmmoiicd frff cfo'ltj I. ...
SANDBACH
... SANDBACH rotjKr .—Kuidat. Bol..r« K. U. K WHUwUm (rbaitma- awl Mr. « Raker. An Oi —tl’illi tn ge Pointer, HmrlU -. i. wa« g with mainlain uifr and a>*l I -teioe tin-in e.b the (’••ogbrton In ooi—Tbnt.a a.ike, reb-ving .Uner. aaid the p>laoin-r'a wila ...
' SANDBACH
... ' SANDBACH. SANDBACII LADIES' SUCCESS.—At the closing atil t ! play in connection with the Buxton lawn teo o ,7' tournament the Misses M. and L. Marriott, of bach, secured the ladies' doubles all England chamPi°, ll. ship cups, and Miss M. Marriott succeeded ...