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... SANDBACH ?? BOARD ROOM, ARCLID, Friday, May 18. Before R. Wilbraham, jun., Esq. George Higgins, of Etteley-heath, was charged by his step-daughter, Ellen Dudley, with an assault. Discharged. Mr. John Arundel, late station-master at Sand- bach, for arrears ...
... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions. —On Monday last, before G. W. Latham and W. Moss, JE^rp, James Dean and William Dean, of ?? ctiba'ch, - were ordered to find sureties to keep the pea' c for three months for creating a distt^ance 1 at i— thaqpeh on* the 27tb ...
... SANDBACH. Inquest.â Mr. W. R. J. Dunstan, coroner, held an inquest on Friday week, on the body of Robert Condliffe, of Odd Rode, aged two years, who was accidentally drowned in a pond of water at Sandbach, on the 20th inst. The deceased and his mother ...
... SANDBACH. Sandbach Petty Sessions. —On Monday last, before R. Wilbraham and G. W. Latham, Esqrs., John Newall, of Cranage, was fined ss. and 10s. 6d'. costs for being asleep in his cart a Church Lawton, on the 25th ult.— Joseph Harrop, of Church Hulme ...
... SANDBACH. A Smart Captcre. — John Davies, a collier hailing from Hanley, was brought before Lieut- Colonel Kennedy at Sandbaeh, on Monday night.— P.S. Dean stated that he and P.C. Rowlands were standing opposite a pawnshop in Hightown, Sandbach, that ...
... SANDBACH. Thb Gbammab School.— Success op Fobmbb Pupils. — Tbe following successes bave late been gained by old pupils of this school, two of whom have only just left :— l, R W. Grace, third out of all England for the Whitworth scholarship, worth £150 ...
... SANDBACH PJbttt Sessions, Monday. — Before F. H. R. Wilbraham and J. Rradsliaw, Esijrs. — The follow- ing transfers of public-bouses were made, viz.: — Bull's Head, Smallwood. from H. Heap to Daniel Worley ; While Horse, Middlewich, from F. Thofliason ...
... SANDBACH. Shocking Death at the Betcbto* Chemical Wossa.— Mr. H. Churton, county coroner, will hold an inquesc to-day (Saturday), ! at the Schoolroom, Betchton. on the body of (George Cotton (22), Day Green, BetoMfr, ; chemical labourer, wbo was killed ...
... SANDBACH Police Court, Friday, July 25.— Before F. H. R. Wilbraham, Esq.— Richard Bradon, of Sninllthornj. Staffordshire, forgeman, was committed to take his trial at the ensuing Sessions, charged with stealing 2s. 2£d. on the 2nd instant, at Church Lawton ...
... SANDBACH, Petty Sessions.— At Sandbach on Monday, before G. W. Latham ahd F. H. R. Wilbraham, Esqr?,*George Robinson, of Alsager, the holder of an out-door beer lioense, was fined 10s. and costs for selling a pint of beer which was consumed on the highway ...
... SANDBACH. Alleged Bubglaby at the Workhouse. — At Sandbach Police Court, on Tuesday, Matthew Whitney was charged with having burglariously broken into and entered Arclid Workhouse, and stolen an overcoat, a pair of boots, and a pipe. The workhouse officials ...
... SANDBACH. The Chbistmas Fair. — The annual fair was held at Sandbaeh last week. There was a good supply of cattle, sheep, and pigs, which fetched good prices. There was a large number of stalls, &c, for the young holiday seekers from the country, but ...