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... bleier. Mr. ll an c ork., Linelop, Mrs. M, c rthous. Mrs. Mrs. Meat,. Mrs. Medlin, l'hollips, Read, Mrs. Reynolds. Mn.. Sandbach Lea Heads, Mn. Snot h Mount Mrs. lid,, T. halt ry„ awl others ; and gibs of butter wad had receded from Moe. Mrs. Iwitertiin ...
... GUARDIAN. SATURDAY. OCTOBER. 1889. Lite Lawton•road. sold for C 143. Luta S. S. and 7. Ulna. of to leadirot tun. the ,tats. t.,Sandbach. were keenly contested ultimately reaching the of £3SU. at which pnor the lota were sold. Lots 0. 5. and 10 were offered ...
... family. of Saudbach the Rev. James Kent, Mr. and. Mt Tomkinson, Mr. J. Whittaker. Mr. Eardley, and Mr. Boston and family, of Sandbach.—After the singing of • hymn and prayer, the Rev. J. KV% T said that they witnessed that day the fulfilment of • long.cherishod ...
... Harvey. Cengleten; Mr. G. Stubbs. Leek; Rev J. Heath, Ilainall ; Mr. R. Mazland. Newcastle-nnder- Lyme ; Mr. J. Asbury. Sandbach ; Mr. W. Lewis, Minsterley ; Rev. J. Aston. Whitcherch ; Mr. J. B. Ball Stafford; Mr. M. Ilenshall. Hanley ; Mr. W. H. Cadman ...
... CILAIGI VILISIT A 11..wskis i a re • —Ellen Jones, boaasktisper to tho Rey. Walley Bold, of Ms!pee, was simrged before the Sandbach magistrates, on Tuesday night, with basing attempted to obtain over from the NurtnilVestern Railway C sapany by false pretence ...
... generally of the League. Later in the evening there was • dance In the public the music being provided by Mr S. Cord's bead, from Sandbach, and Mr. R. Amut actiag as Mil. STONE. o Oraeowo.—The fortnightly elfetillC of the More board was at the Workomme on Tuesday ...
... 0Liagr.a. am 4 Mt J. C. Tumprr- Irv. • Mr. I. Larles /Awards, Forge. and Mi. John Ituratt, L.sve Lane. sce.—Juilue : Mr. hit Sandbach..t.ewaril Mr. J. Lowe. Plo6.—Jthlge . Mr. A. Lorkwmil. Cheshire. &Award : Mr 11.01,y. rew, ('rese. lt,is.—Ju)ges C. Alersrin ...
... Fitters, Moulders, and Loilerma ken, Blitek Bo per Mr. Thompson .. .. .. 015 0 IL D. tt ilklogon .. •, ~ •• 05 0 Mr. Yr rester, Sandbach. one pad of Plums Mr. Horton. al.ssrr. 000 of Volatoos JO!.. a rdnick Breen, Manchester .. .. 210 0 John , Coogleton .. ...
... rhamed with stealing a watch and chain, value 251, the property of Abraham Hulme, of Churchgtreet, bernl.m. hanksman, at the Sandbach Cobridge.--(m February 17th prosecutor messed the watch and chain from his picket which wts banging in • cabin on the pit ...
... Saturday. Toe to the number of 26 started from Albitn square, Hanley, about 3 p.m., and eyed through liarelem.Tuustall and to Sandbach, wrier° • halt was made for tee. On the retain journey • different was taken, , through Talk Newcastle. ()a passing throe ...
... The ran RODE _HEATH. Sandbach Police Station on Thursday afternoon. before G. W. Latham, Esq.. J.P.. C harles E. Weaver and Judson Swallow %ere charged with begging at node Heath early on Thursday moraing. P.C. Holley said that he saw the prisoners going ...
... lay. There was a lair master of members, the lodge number•r o 170. In the morning the members the district, headed by the Sandbach Rifle Band, and next in order came the new silk banner of the Juvenile Lodge, followed by the nitn.bers of the same, who ...