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... Ireland. Yesterday morning, the body of a murdered gentleman named Beech, was found in the cellar of his residence, near Sandbach. A tramp is suspected. At the Central Criminal Court yesterday Chas. Webber was sentenced to ten years' penal servi- tude ...
... Mitchell, grocer, Holmfirth ; and by the Co-operative Society, Cowms; and by Buckley, chemist, of Lockwood. Mr. T. Marriott, of Sandbach, the late Unionist I candidate for Crewe Parliamentary Division, has in- timated to the party that now the Hon. Robert Ward ...
... Widnes. The railway bridge which crosses the Mersey and Ship Canal is being painted, and one of the men named Simcock, of Sandbach, was run over by an express train. He was shockingly mangled, and died naif an hour later in the Widnes Accident Hospital ...
... CHAPEL. A mystery is just now being investigated at Brereton, Holmes Chapel. On Monday, a young man named Yates, well.known at Sandbach, visited the house of Mrs. Lee, Brereton, he being engaged to ba married shortly to Miss Lee. He left his betrothed late ...
... haa been totally lost on the Saadheads, and the cantata and crew drowned! with the exception of ilx men. The ownen, Menr.* Sandbach, Tlnnle, aud Co., Liverpool, have _eedved_ telegram .tatine that Bny. the fin* mate ; HardlnT^-n apprentice; Eatheawolt. ...
... Palmas. — Mr. Frederick Bradshaw, Mr. W. H. WUson, Mr. John Cornforth, Mr. Sheppard, Mr. J. S. Kettlewell, the Rev. Sandbach, Mrs. Sandbach. From Mossel Bay.— Third Class : Mr. J. Goldman Mr. J. F. WUson, ship-owner, of West Hartlepool, on Monday received ...
... punish those who disobeyed the law, and those who did obey the rules of the road would be very much benefited as well. Colonel Sandbach, as a cyclist, seconded the resolution. Mr. Samuel Moss moved as an amendment that the taxing part of the resolution should ...
... punish those who disobeyed the law, and those who did obey the rules of the road would be very much benefited as well. Colonel Sandbach, as a cyclist, seconded the resolution. Mr. Samuel Moss moved as an amendment that the taxing part of the resolution should ...
... jeweller, Birmingham. _ , _ . Thomas Francis Miller, music seller, Bath, Somerset. John Simpson Lease, salt merchant, WUedock, Sandbach, Cheater. William Howard Heio cheater. hosier, Uan- Tbohas Maksden and John Clatton, cotton manaiaeturera, now or late of ...
... POLITICAL ITEMS ,. It is understood tbat Mr. George La tham, ol Brad- well Hall, Sandbach, who has tbrioe contested Mid- Cheshire in the Liberal interest, bas been reqaesled to allow bis name to be put in nomi- xaticu for one* of the vacancies at Chester ...
... for Broken Articles, 61., la., 2i., postage 2d. Sold everywhere. K&y Bros,, Stockport. Louis Coobbaw, ef Gordon-terraoe, Sandbach, Cheshire, writes :— Nov. 7.h, 1880. Sir,— lt is with great pleasnre that I write to inform yon of the wond erf ol effect ...
... an extra- ordinary case which has been reported in the out- lying district of Mount Pleasant, Mow Cop, some few miles from Sandbach. The victim of the sup- posed outrage is a Mrs. Davies, who resides with her husband at the end house of a row adjoining ...