... Liberal party depend mnuch upon his popularity and his untiring energy. Brunner, Mend, and Co. are large employers of labour in Sandbach, where Mr. Mborrstt, the Unionist candidate, resides. The work- men ar kownu generally to be loyal Liberals, and not- wi ...

... ssiiister, and his wile were passengers on the Drummoudl Castle and both perished. The body of Mr. Sandbach was never recovered, but that of Mrs. Sandbach was found flouting as(i was buried in Eng. land. Mr. Saudbach bed left a will containitne power to ...

... Broadwood and Son, £52 lOs. The total of the fund is now .£17,190 19s. 7d. The funeral of Mrs. Frances May Sandbach, wife of the Rev. F. D. Sandbach, of Tiviotdale, Stockport, who tr getber with her husband perished when the Drummond Castle went down, took ...

... MONUMENT 03 ANTIQLIT F. , any Cheshire hirtorlans have de. seribed Oa ' the fineat snonument of antiquity the erosses of Sandbach. Thaee Liuke with a dead and myster- one part have had a estrange career, anrd at one time were actually dis- membered and ...

... sanction of o- the shareholders to two bills now before parliament for ex- It tending the company's lines northward from Sandbach to e, Warrington, and southward from Colwich to Wednesbury [e and Wolverhampton, at which places to join the line of the ...

... that he had been taken ill, and was returning that evening. It was proved that he arrived at 10 o'clock the same evening at Sandbach, the nearest station to Middlewich, which involved a walk home alongside the Trent and Mersey canal of five miles. Twentv ...

... the duties of Commander tiarforth on the Urgent. 'lhe 3rd Militie battalion Boyal Welsh rrgtme:tb, c3inmanded by Col. S. Sandbach, arrived at Piymuiouth yesterday by special Great Western trini fromu Wrexham. 'the) proc-eded direct to Crown-hili, on the ...

... Croche, of the Gaiety Thcatre, Sandbacli. lie lrosecltor deposcd that the plisoner was egaged as an atsr with his company at Sandbach. and whilst in that ca'pacity was intrustetl with a ley of the property box and a key of the Theatre. Oil August 16th the ...

... seeond company is being formed at Wrexham, of -which Mr. Archibald Peel Is spoken of as the probable comrtander, and Mr. Sandbach, of Havoditnos, i6 actively orgabizing a company at Liaunwet. DIsRurreoN OF THE FOURTH 'XicrT (WOOnWXCEsX RltiFL9.-The dispute ...

... both barrels of the second gun, but the lioness sprang upon him and killed him by a blow on the head from her paw, Major Sandbach then fireo another shot, which brought the lioness upon him. Not having another cartridge, he rammed the barrel of his gun ...

... On examination of the up train at Sandbach it was found that one of the first-class compartments had been stripped oil all its fittings. The most singular part of the affair is that when the up train arrived at Sandbach this compartment was empty, though ...

... On examination of the up train at Sandbach it was found that one of the first- cliss compartments had been stripped of all its fittings. The most singular part of the affair is that when the up train arrived, at Sandbach this compartment was empty, though ...