... bsators and Major Sandbach severely wounded her. The head Shikari, who was beside the Major at the time, discharged both barrels of the second gun, but the lioness sprang upon him, and killed him by a blow on the head from her paw. Major Sandbach then fired ...

... COLUER KILLED. Win. Coxan, collier, sleeping in the enginehouse at Sandbach Colliery, Bnrslem, was killed by a chimney shaft falling and crushing in the building ; and a new purifier at the gasworks was demolished. SHIP’S CREW SAVED BY A LIFEBOAT. The ...

... Satin-lay a foarful accident befell a miller named William Hall, who was employed at Maltkiks Bank Chemical Works, near Sandbach. A belt connecting the machinery became loose, and the man catiAt hold of it far the purpose of pulling it off to tighten ...

... to America bring back the body of his son. Mrs Webb, who is in America, will also accompany the remains home. Ardid, near Sandbach, on Saturday, a young man named Leonard Hague was fatally shot oy his own rifle during a struggle with another yonth. Births ...

... Marto, Ludgate, at te sad Myna Commuterola' Thin list is eat, however. complete. for the same may he finned on the foot at Sandbach. Cheshire. Home Book nipples a clever example of the pelts. dross, together with the circurudances that aunts its invention ...

... Edinburgh; Col. and Mrs Campbell, London; Mr Gordon Robertson, North Berwick; and Mrs Pollock and party, Glasgow ; Messrs Sandbach, London; Mr ami Sirs Stewart, Doverscourt; Mr A. and Mr R. Rotherham, Coventry; Dr Fisher, Tiverton, Devon; Mr Williams and ...

... Walton, near Sandbirch, hut now re-siding at Winsford, Cheshire, sired William Edwin Marshall, farmer, Dealt Hill Farm,. Sandbach, for non-fultillme-tt of promise to marry. Mr M'lntyre, Q C., for plaintiff, said that in March '76 the plaintiff met the ...

... Mr Giffard, Q.C., and Mr Coxon for defendant. The [lsindif, Martha iebbington, wie the daughter of a farmer at Elton, near Sandbach, and the defendant, John Hiteheu, at the time of the engagement, was working for his father, a farmer at Cholmondeston. In ...

... s are being used with the view of killing and destroying the game, crows, &c, on gentlemen's estates. In the vicinity of Sandbach, to such an extent has the practice now attained, that large numbers of the crows of an extensive rookery have been found ...

... Tuesday, Job sbakcspere, aged 28, horse-breaker, was charged with s'eating a saddle, the property of William farmer, Bradwall, Sandbach, on the 10th of May. The prisoner was employed by ihe prosecutor, and eloped with hia wife, having previously thken the saddle ...

... delay to a London train, which had to be stopped till they were removed. The authors of the mischief left the carriage before Sandbach was reached, but two men have been arrested on suspicion. An Extraordinary Application.— the close of the day’s business ...

... are being used with the view of killing and destroying the game, crows, &c, on gentlemen's estates. In the vicinity of Sandbach, to such an extent has the practice now attained, that large numbers of the crows of extensive rookery have been found to ...