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... John Hartley, Wm. Uns worth, Watford Green ; Eastbrook, W.O. Simpson, W. Hudson, G. N. Cobbam ; GreenhiU, W. WiUey, F. B. Sandbach ; Great Horton, R. Stephenson, A. O. Ward, B. Burrows ; Shipley. Peter Featherstone, Walter G. HaU, T. Hind, T. Ritchie ; ...
... consisting of silks, amounting to £616 1! lace and fancy is, furs, &o The whole, with invent , Will be on view o VALUER, mises at Sandbach from this unt] the Thureday, the 18th of November next Adminis- endorsed Tender for Stringer’s Stock’ * (Tenders: att! raints ...
... BANKBXJPTCY ANNULLED. CatK£rt J°neB' CoUinB street» Tranquil Vale, Blackheath, On Saturday night Benjamin Hncksfield waa entering Sandbach, Cheshire, when he was attacked by four men! who threw him over a railway bridge on to the line below. He fell clear of the ...
... ■ CRIMES OF VIOLENCE THB SANDBACH MURDER. The murder at Bechton, near Sandbach, bas, from it peculiarly brutal features, excited much alarm and indig nation in the neighbourhood. The victim, an old in- offensive man, who had exceeded his threescore years ...
... secretary, and the Rev. W. K. Clogg was appointed to act his assistant. Dispensations for absence were granted to the Revs. F. B. Sandbach, John Farrar, S. Forrest, J. Burton, S. Cocks, andß. Stepney. Very great regret was felt that the Rev. John Farrar, who was ...
... telegram from Galatz, dated yesterday, says that the Danube- is full of floating ice, and that navigation is stopped. Mr. Sandbach. of Woodhouse, was returning home | from Wrexham at a late hour on Thursday night, on | foot, when he was attacked by two ...
... and Market Street, Manchester, oil merchant. Liabilities are stated at £2500.—The suspension bas been announced of Mr. J. Sandbach, of Manchester, in the woollen trado, with small liabilities. —A petition has been presented to the Manchester County Court ...
... Eacott to Ktainland, 6. Dickenson to Hebden Bridge, P. Passmore to Denby Dale AV. Wilson and W. Cullum Bradford (Kirkgate). F. Sandbach and G. to Manningham, H. Burso'n to Bradford (Eastbrook), R. Stevens to Great Horton, W. George to Keighley A. Levell and ...
... into fourteen polling districts— of which the most important we Knateford, Altrincham, Northwioh, Congleton, Eaneorn, Sale, Sandbach, and Middlewioh At moat of the polling places there were two or three booths within the polling stations. The Ballot Act ...
... Thomas Churcher, North Stoneham, Hants, publican. James Cannings, Durley, Hants, market gardener. Richard Wilding, Sandbach Heath, near Sandbach, farmer Emma Williams, New Brighton, Cheshire. Daniel Charles Browne, Liverpool, professor of music. Btephen Wall ...
... From the GAZETTE of TUI-TSDA V, Jumtai-'j IS. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Smith Se Morrison, tailors and ?? drapers, Leeds — Sandbach, Fish Sc Cunliffe, cotton manufacturers, Rochdale— Rnmsden Brothers, worsted stuff manufacturers , Bradford— Nagington Brothers ...
... the case. cattle How SHIPS ARE BURNED AT SBA.—A: at : disclosed at Liverpool anded was opened edit bung of the fo Tf] shi Sandbach, Ti: in the Gay which on the 3 26th Juue on a little Sy ge Demerara, The and crew were all sa nd crew were ali sa ig eg oie ...