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... Morning by the REV. F. B. SANDBACH, (Of Great Barr), , Half-past Ten o’clock; and that in the Evening y REV. W. H. CHARLESWORTH, (Of Wolverhampton), At Half-past Six o’clock. In the Afternoon, at Three o’clock, the REV. F. B. SANDBACH, Will publicly Address ...
... art thou,’ sang by Sir. Joseph Hallows in capital style. A rote thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bullows was by the Her. F. B. Sandbach, who congratulated the choir on the good feeling which prerailed and the advancement they had made during the nast year. ...
... Carriage. On tho 11th inst., at the Wesleyan Chapel, Camden Street, London (hj the Rev. F. IJ. Sandbach), Mr. John MacKissack, of Fiji, to Mayzed Jane Ray, of Great Barr. Birmingham. Ko Cards, Printed and Published JOHN tfae/WC Preu Office, High Street ...
... REV. W. H. CHABLESWORTH, (Of Wolverhampton ), At Half-past Six o’clock. In the Afternoon, at Three o'clock, the REV. F. B. SANDBACH, 11 publicly Address Scholars in Ae Chapel. ON MONDAY, JUNE 20th, 1870, the annual tea meeting Will be held in the UPPER ...
... Shropshire. —April 21, Wellington, Nesacliff; 26, Broioley, Shrewsbarv ; 28, Woore. Cheshire. —April 25, Parkgate : 26. Sandbach : 27, Birkenhead; 28, Crewe; 29, Altrincham, Crewe, [cheeea] Leicestershire. —April Hinckley. Kepwcrth, Loughborough ; 26 ...
... amounted to £l2l 4s. 4d., including the collections of 4s. 9d. made after the sermons and at the public meeting. The Rev F. B. Sandbach next addressed the meeting, and after alluding to the progress which the Missionary Society had made since its establishment ...
... unsuspecting but curious juryman had worked the firearm and shot the coroner The funeral of Mrs. Frances Mary Sandbach, wife of the Bev. F. D. Sandbach, of Tiviot Dale, Stockport, and late of Walsall, who, with her husband, perished when the Drummond Castle ...
... Missions werethose 'also who supported domestic missions. In conclusion, he wished the undertaking I God'speod. The Rev. F. B. Sandbach read the KTort which showed that in the circuit S —being 18s. 2d. more than was 1 raised the previous year—hail been collected ...
... on the N.S Railway to Keels, Isysett, and Madeley Read, which see within easy distance of the Park; und from Whit/church, Sandbach, Crewe. Walsall, Cannock, Seafood, and all !uteri/adieu. Stations on the L. & N. W. Rade.; to Madeley Otation. N_B—.Laie ...
... schemes times adopted te further this design, but we are glad to notice thesuccessuf oneolaninparticular,whichhasbeen tried at Sandbach, in Cheshire, under the management of Mr. Armitstead, the vicar, and a committee of gentlemen. In a letter to the Timet the ...
... the on June 16th. The body of Mr. Sandbach sm.- that John Ingram bad a son. the Peak district to the neighbourhood of Stock. oldest of the arts. dating as it did from the very not recovered, but that of Mrs. Sandbach was One moment I interrupted the ...
... JUNE 30, 1883. V IUUU WESLEYAN CHAPEL, , v SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SI>AY. JULY l«f, 1883, . o o s the above Chapel by tl J'kev. SANDBACH. imeiicc in the Morning at Eleven, and Evening at Half-past Six o'clock. made after each Service aid of ,o Sunday School ...