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... jeweller, Bir- mingham. Thomas Francis Miller, music seUer, Bath, Somerset. John Simpson Leake, salt merchant, Wheelock, Sandbach, Chester. William Howard Higginbotham, hosier, Manchester. Thomas Marsden and John Clayton, cotton manufacturers, now or ...
... but I'll be hanged if ye'il find it snob an easy matter to do tbe same with tbis ane. LOUIB COOKBAIN, of Gordon-terrace, Sandbach, Cheshire, writes:— Nov. 7th, 1888. Sir,— lt is with great pleasure that I write to inform yon. of the wonderful effect ...
... mounted machine, rode away. Another cyclist and the followed on machines. the Oak Hotel, SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A TRUSTEE. At Sandbach on Wednesday. Elisha Lees @ som sammoved for thereof, at of £750 to bis own use Bandbech, between April, 1886, and Jane. ...
... pro in the 8 ineuel Sandbach Parker, Alfred Trail! Parker, John absence of last year'. president. The retiring officers Ernest Tian., Gilbert Robertsen Sandbach, and were heartily thanked for their past services, and Cordes Sandbach Parker, Liverpool. ...
... began at Doncaster, on Monday week, were made on Saturday. The first prize is taken by Messrs. E. Foden, Sons, and Co., of Sandbach, and the second and third prizes are divided equally between Gibbons and Robinson, of Wantage, and Tasker and Sons, Andover ...
... 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 ...
... Kanto read • es the sabjest of harmed: Me ie Wales. 84 George KaoFarren and Mr. /Maley also mobs. SHOOTING FATALITY NEAR SANDBACH. At Atoll& mot Sadao*, ea Salarday, young aimed Loonard was tetchy allot by Ma own during a straggle with another yenta. ...
... m9an3 of oa World , Di ™ ' Medical Association, No. 3, New Oxford -street! KndoT, cAshl™ S°^ BAIN r.xr 0f Gordon-terrace, Sandbach, Cheshire, writes :— Nov. 7ch, 1880. Sir.— lt is with ct P ?? n r r e T hat »dTl c ,° W ° rm y °* of th ° ettect of your ...
... steam corn mills at Uccle Heath, Cheshire, were discovered on fire. The flames lighted up the country for miles round. The Sandbach and Tunstall Fire Brigades attended, and a plentiful supply of water was got from the canal alongside. It was, however, ...
... Cottage, near &m J. Bateman, Vi car, Mr. James Fowler, of Liverpool te H^fn' /afffu^hter of the late Mr.'samJd Henshall, of Sandbach, Cheshire On the 10th instant, at the Parish Church. Mr James Lo~t '° f G ° ?? ' t0 MISS Ha^ HoytrS thi*** vv th i> h^ tan^ ...
... bedroom where he believed his brother was asleep but the room was that of a neighbour. Louis Cockbain, of Gordon- terrace, Sandbach, Cheshire, writes:— Nov. 7th, 1880. Sir,— lt ia with great pleasure that I write to inform you of the wonderful effect of ...
... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Arthur Smith and Alexander Morrison, tailors. Cook- ridge street, Leeds. John Edmund Sandbach, WilUam Henry Sandbach, James Fish, and Henry Oqnliffe, cotton manufacturers, Rochdale. John Bamsden and James Henry Ramsden, worsted ...