... SANDBACH. STEALING A PIIRSE.—On Tuesday last, before G. W. Lathatin, Esq., Thomas Arthur Worthington was charged with stealing a purse and £5 14s. 6d. from the person of Wm. Taylor.—lt appeared from the evidence that Taylor and the prisoner—who are each ...

... SANDBACH. Bum Rionos Abut Mxrrnco.—A meeting of the Blue Ribbon Army took place on Saturday night, under thspreeidency Mr. Mills. The Rer. J. Patliason, of Wbeelock, end Hr. Hudson addressed the meeting. There was good attendance. Palhttitb Methodist ...

... collections realized over BEGGIN.ii.—At the Sandbach Police Court, on Saturday, before , Major Kennedy, George- Taylor, a tramp, a native. of New York e _ was charged Nvith beggmg, in Middlewich-road, Sandbach, on FrWO afterneen.—P.C. Moss proved the case ...

... PROFESSON.-At the Sandbach Police Court, before General Sir Richard Wilbraham, K.C.8., Maud Melton, who described herself as a professional singer, who for the past few weeks has lived at Skelton's lodging-house, Hawkstreet, Sandba,ch, was charged with ...

... SANDBACH. Mr. r. S. WilbrabaM. DBVMBCMtiM.-Raißaa Eraaa »a* cliar£>-«l «iUi Im-iiik drunk and diaord«rljr ia Haak-vtrMt, Haturdav night -PXr E.l-o proved the caM.aad Ujr pruiucf’w** flocd 3*. sod cuiU. ...

... SANDBACH, CRICKET MATCH.—A match was played on Saturday at Sandbach, between the local club and Northwich, which resulted in an easy victory for the home team, the scores being 40 and 92 respectively., DEATH OF MESSRS. VICKERS' MANAGER.-Mr. William James ...

... SANDBACH. laa Boaiib. -Tbr u-ual nmnthljr ni'-liiijjof this Iturd In Id in thi- in tin IJtnrarv In-iitutn. M-udav •■Ti-ninc. r. |».rltin will |iul>li*b>d Knda«' - rnm. SvM.nv.n lUatm A n in of rate |a>i-r« «a- tin- -oliuid, on i-v. iiinK, for tin pur ...

... SANDBACH. Coc,rrr Prrrx SEssioNs.—Before C. I. Ford and R. Wilbraham, Esqrs., and the Rev. F. Ford.—George Venable, was tined ss. and 10s. 6d. costs, for obstructing p.c. Coleman in the execution of his duty.—Joseph Tickle, of Elton, was charged with ...

... SANDBACH. TRADK'IEVS MEETISO. Th«* flnl inerting of the Haodbacb Tradroinrn» bald in the Literary iMtitule Friday crewing. Mr ToakinMO prrddent of the anociatioii . the cluir, and there wen also pnwent—Meaara. E. Lew. T. Kidd. W. Lew, Cooke. *. U, Thomas ...

... SANDBACH. Moe ro which ma to here been held last oar. the envie. of the siodhech breach of the Liberal Mem iatien, end at Mich arc ham delivered NW.. Oa Welk round Egypt.- tam postponed till Nether Welke. Oath( to the illness of Mrs. alarm's mother. Aroma ...

... SANDBACH. SANDTIACTI HEATH WESLEYAN BAND OF HOPE AND TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.—A most successful meeting was held on Tuesday evening last week, in the Wes- ; leyan Chapel,under the presidency of Mr Young, of ; Arch& who, in a forcible speech, dealt upon the ...

... Ts tuate on the Hill, Sandbach, together with spacious and well-stocked pleasure and kitchen Gardens. are within a mile and a half of the Sandbach Station, on the London and North-Western Railway, and are plea- h locality. Sandbach santly situated in a ...