... SANDBACH The A rat meeting the Nandi*-h Trad-am-o'- A-aot waa held 1a th>- C-nuuittee -d Ihi Idterary 1 net it-I-' Friday Mr « T-mk-num - preaideat the ccupi- d the rhair. and there were ala- |f»»-nt K. Lea, T XieW. Lea. » Thomaa Lea. Ryder, Ridley. Mixon ...

... SANDBACH. WINOS& or tr. Ordieril.dol.rd a lector la Terraria Nell. Tar • lab rare peers, sod r• ea taloa by Orr Worst. Sorrel rid Um had tree raw ar..dleros sad Id UM. Wt ~re brold• .rd atl s Ord earls aad arias oroldrstil • this wan held la war it sr ...

... SANDBACH. Proprietor J. Cowin, forwirrly Trcrrl> Ut ...

... SANDBACH. tom. Ileme.—The mega =hilly et heard la the Sew& am owning. tin. Her. J. i. 6. ' L . there pled =maw, • Nil el the hill sprees la hiders Condi.. 0. area* grit• • welch the wee teen sdleeee.M treaded. the the ewe greet* Wee 'More Leal Omer ...

... SANDBACH. roue* COURT.— llobpat. ■•roftM.j.' K*»Mdy »■* M». o. a CoMTAAta.—WUIiAm Br ...

... SANDBACH. . The National Free Gardeners’ Friendly Society commenced its sittings, and the Grand Master of the |onlar (Brother Roger Kemmet), of the Durbam district, presided. There was a large attendance of delegates from all parts of the kingjom, and ...

... SANDBACH. Swine Fever.—At the Petty Sessions, Wednesday, Peter Venables, farmer, Breroton, was charged with failing to renort cases of swine fever his premises. The defendant had buried six pigs before he acquainted the police of the on one of them being ...

... SANDBACH. On Friday afteroato Mr. H. r. Vate, tome,. told Inquiry at the Wianat Wool Mood. bar!, mart-nos the death of Ineitald ttltlua I Breaks, oho roe over hint taring a ' toad to irona on-stove Mueday eight.—Mr. E. Loa •a. fon/woof the , tome lirottloy ...

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... SANDBACH. Foot Race.—The great foot race betwixt Patten and Darlington, both this place, came off here, Saturday last, for t's a-side, and the occasion not fewer than 3,000 people were computed present, amongst whom, on horseback, noted a good many of ...

... SANDBACH. to the absence of Judge Hughes through indisposition, a number of cases at the County Court on Monday had to be adjourned. They will be tried at Congleton on June 9th. MB EVANS, Chapel-street, Sandbach, had a rather unfortunate experience on ...

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