... ssiiister, and his wile were passengers on the Drummoudl Castle and both perished. The body of Mr. Sandbach was never recovered, but that of Mrs. Sandbach was found flouting as(i was buried in Eng. land. Mr. Saudbach bed left a will containitne power to ...

... Broadwood and Son, £52 lOs. The total of the fund is now .£17,190 19s. 7d. The funeral of Mrs. Frances May Sandbach, wife of the Rev. F. D. Sandbach, of Tiviotdale, Stockport, who tr getber with her husband perished when the Drummond Castle went down, took ...

... seeond company is being formed at Wrexham, of -which Mr. Archibald Peel Is spoken of as the probable comrtander, and Mr. Sandbach, of Havoditnos, i6 actively orgabizing a company at Liaunwet. DIsRurreoN OF THE FOURTH 'XicrT (WOOnWXCEsX RltiFL9.-The dispute ...

... North-Western Railway, which is likely to result seriously in the case of the driver of the passenger engine. Thelina from Sandbach Junction to Northwich is single, and is worked by a staff. The luggage train, laden heavily with coals and slack for Liverpool ...

... vigorous search was made, he was not found till Friday,'when his body, shock. inglyimangled, was tehen out of the canal near Sandbach. Suspicion fell upon a Chester man, who at the lalt No- vember sesrions was convicted of stealing hay. He was apprehended ...

... years to pursue his calling in the sewer running underneath Victoria Station, and there found the missing jewellery. A'r Sandbach Petty Sessions Joseph Sprostin, a pig dealer, of Wheelock, was huned £5es and costs for ex- posing for sale pigs affected ...

... (2sid sub), 8s; I. olt, iom ater,. is; Lecdi Cosch' liksers, Ur. Bradlay's 'Mon (2ud sub.) Sn ldd;. A few Working Men at Sandbach'(tai sub.), 1ii From Lye Waste, asafollows-L D. 2avonpcrt 2s; ?? ?? aj BjttU, i; .t iithb Ii,; T. Wsalli, F 15; 3. BekSr ...

... and saw the nunther lying on her back, but as there were no menus of ?? the gualrd the train did not stop till it rearchebl Sandbach. A number of the passengers Avent down the iine in sesller of her, and fonud her unconselolls, while the baby was cryini ...

... then pro. ceeded for Liverpool. The Kiltearn was a, vessel of 599 tons gross, built at Glasgow in 1865, and owned by Messrs. Sandbach, Tinnie, and Co., of Cook-strcoL, Liverpool. Taa LOCAL TAXATION DivisioN.-The majority, on Tuesday, consisted of 201 Cou ...

... held in the Tem. perance Hall, Northampton The election of officers resulted as follaws: Grand DIaster, Brother G. Veuables, Sandbach; Deputy Grand Master, Brother J. J. Wilson, West Bidden, Newcastle ; Grand Treasurer, Brother W. Blanclhard, Leeds; Grand ...

... keep the crowd at bay, and pre- vented them from smashing the windows. At six o'clock police reinforcements arrived from Sandbach, and it was hoped that the mob would be kept under control. Later on matters became more serious. The excitement, which had ...

... -A deliberate attempt was made on Thursday night: to wreck a train on the North Staffordshire line at' Ettelby Heath, near Sandbach, Cheshire. Some person removed a large coping-stone from Etteley. Heath-bridge and placed: it [upon the metals, where, f ...