... MONUMENT 03 ANTIQLIT F. , any Cheshire hirtorlans have de. seribed Oa ' the fineat snonument of antiquity the erosses of Sandbach. Thaee Liuke with a dead and myster- one part have had a estrange career, anrd at one time were actually dis- membered and ...

... that he had been taken ill, and was returning that evening. It was proved that he arrived at 10 o'clock the same evening at Sandbach, the nearest station to Middlewich, which involved a walk home alongside the Trent and Mersey canal of five miles. Twentv ...

... the duties of Commander tiarforth on the Urgent. 'lhe 3rd Militie battalion Boyal Welsh rrgtme:tb, c3inmanded by Col. S. Sandbach, arrived at Piymuiouth yesterday by special Great Western trini fromu Wrexham. 'the) proc-eded direct to Crown-hili, on the ...

... 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 fireo another shot, which brought the lioness upon him. Not having another cartridge, he rammed the barrel of his gun ...

... On examination of the up train at Sandbach it was found that one of the first- cliss compartments had been stripped of all its fittings. The most singular part of the affair is that when the up train arrived, at Sandbach this compartment was empty, though ...

... =ad Henry Thomas Crofton, of Manchester, solicitor, power -being .re. served to grant probate also to Andrew Johnstone, of Sandbach, 4hester and t John Moir, of Brereton hall, Nhester.- Thetestatrix bequeathed to each of the trustees and executors who shonld ...

... THEI PROVDCES. CHE8HIRE.-SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN EXCWORKEOUSE MAsCtrR-At Sandbach, on Monday, Tom 'Griffin, late master of Archid Union;Eliza~eriffin, his wife,matron; Joseph NVilliaif5, and Sarah Ann Williams, were charged vwith exesvetet from the ...

... to Mrs. Appleton.-The wife of the captain at the' Temple in Grosvenor-street said that in the letter from the captain at Sandbach it was stated that the prisoner had been telling the people at every place she had visited that she was a Salvationist, bht ...

... . This afternoon over 1U,lOOJ of Branner, Mond, and Co.'s work-people, with thleir wives and families, from Niorthiwich, Sandbach, Middlewich, and Lina~cre, were entertained in Winniupton pa~rk, ±North- wich,by Sir John Brunner and Dr. Mond, in eommemoration ...

... Wednesday morning, and a jewelled vessel stolen from the sacristy. The vessel had a diamond in it valued at about 501. At Sandbach, on Wednesday, Edward Cooper, Thomas Slater, George Vernon, James Bell, and John Taylor were sen- tenced to three months' ...

... wards, under the present vestry, 425; against, 764. Joseph Sprostin, a pig dealer, of Whee- lock, was fined 5?. and costs at Sandbach petty sessions, on Wednesday, for exposing for sale pigs affected with swine fever. The number of valentines dealt with at ...

... oritles for many weeks, was seut to gaol for a month, and then to a re- for matory for five years. Tain Doumi MURDER.-At Sandbach on Tuesday Patrick Carey, ealase Jack WVhite, was charged with the wilful murder of Thomas Earlam end Mary Moran, at Smallvwood ...