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... follows :-To employes itt dairy schools factories, creameries, or town dairies, 1, Miss Ada Pedley, of Bradwell Hall Farm, Sandbach; 2, Miss Maggie Young, ltavenscroft Farm Middlewich. A prize was also awarded to Miss i:. Beclaett Cotton HaU, Holmnes Chapel ...
... passengers on the Dronmmond Castle, and both perished. The body Iof Mr. Sandbach swas never recovered, but that of Mrs. d, Sandbach was found floating, and was buried in Eng- - land Mr. Sandbach had left a will containing power e to the executors to maintain ...
... conierred:- MAsTEEIS oF AnTs.-The Rev. Henry Williams, the RBv- Alleyne Hall-Hall, Fitzroy Paley Ashmore, and Samuet Henry Sandbach, University College: Arthur Edward Donhin (Fellow), Charles Henry Blake, Henry Johues Fielding, the Rev. Arthur Lethbridge ...
... communistic spirit of the times. The proceedings then closed with cheering for Mv. Butt. It is stated that Colonel Baker, of Sandbach, Cheshire, will contest Launceeton at the next election in the Conseevative interest. Mr. Lopse, Q. C., the present Mlember ...
... Harding, vice Charles Dawe. Ilkley; Isaiah Parker. vice William Callum. Bradford (Elrkgate) ; Joseph Nettleton, vice Francis B. Sandbach, Bradford (Manninghaam); Ohas. Dawe, vice T. Tapley Short, Bradford (Hastbrook); Featherstone Kellett, vice Walter G. Hall ...
... Scholarships, and the nine successful pupils came from Surrey County School, Devon County School, Glasnevin College, and Sandbach School. I A vote of thanks WOe, on the motion of Mr. F. Durw, seconded by Sir J. HERoN MAxwELL, accorded to the Chairman ...
... ETLECTION NLPEWS. l.L~tiUT±V±N sa s Cin5muF.-.Mr. ~George LathaD', of Bradwall Hall, Sandbach, a inember of the Comtitti te of the National Liberal Clab, has resolved to accept the i ovta- tios proceeding from the delegrtes' mneeting at CrattesD Saturday ...
... Leeds), George Fletcher, Governor and Chaplain. Leeds (oxford-place, ?? Samuel Walkser. John S. Vint (Hiolhenk), Francis B. Sandbach. Samuel T. Howe, John Nrayler, Lends )Efendingloy, ?? T. Tapley Short, (leerge IL Cambarr. ( Kirkstall) ; John Burton, s ...
... RECEIVED FOR TRI WEBE ENDING THURSDAY, FKBRUARY 27TH, 1851. FOR THE HONESTY FUND. IUiCEIVED BY W. BSDEL6 6 s.d. J. Cotterill, Sandbach . 0 0 o J. Elms, Newton Abbott 0 1 0 W.Combes, Suton, near Chudleigh .. 0 0 6 W. Batt, Ipplepen, Devon ,, .. 0 0 6 R. Eamer ...
... so acted, he i acteit, in my opinion, contrary to his true nature.-our t obedient servaut, WALTFU SHIRLEY. Bradwall Hall, Sandbach, Jan. 23rd. r T STIMOINIAL TO coin. BLOAD-URST.-A com.i mittee has been formed from among the members of the different trades ...
... Uhairrlan ?? T. D. Horluby) announced that a canaosiicatioo d boen received from the Conservancy Coemnunjbjn-. appointing Mr. S. Sandbach Paiker to fill tbe a among the nominee members of the boar., tic Littledale. HULL CHAMBEtot OF COrMNIEROn Fn SrAN rrD o At ...
... MONIES RECEIVED For THE WEEK ENDING THURODAy, APRIL 11, 185o. THE HONESTY FUInD. Received by W. Rsnra.-From Sandbach-R, Stringer e 2sf6d-.. Butterworthls-T. Evans 19-S. Bestock gd-4 6t Skelton 6d-W. M. 6d-T. Stringer 6d-J. Cotterill 6d-J. Lee d-J. Smallwood ...