... SANDBACH. A shocking accident was the subject of an inquest held at Shavington, near here, this afternoon. The deceased, a young man named John Scott, was yesterday exercisingtwo hunters, riding oue and lc-jlu the other, Mpl:nd them along the road. He ...

... SANDBACH, The result of the &reach St. Crewe &ear is the seer-rat tie of the Owner. Cep Carper rear havireaerd great diem tract In Sandhach, if there I. uy trait Is the rumor. ' , thick rover. • rotor break/died on the pour of • coterie snort of which ...

... SANDBACH. Hawnnital LOCAL BOARD.—The meeting of Board was held oo Monday. There were preeent, Mews. Boston (chairman), R. Bygott, W. Jinke, A. J0h, G. Her, Mardian, E. Eardley,Rev.S. R. Armistead, W. Pox, P. Harding, Rev. Show,!. Davies, T. Holland ...

... visitors, dexpite She unfarour able wi were Me-ars nad W. referee and starters, Messrs, C. C. Bland and $ een Me ¥. ood The Sandbach Volunteer Band played a selection of mus‘: the NANTWICH. A meeting was beld in the Nantwich Chapel on Monday in furtherance ...

... SANDBACH. enroil.' MM the Clwpri. Mk. W. Welted lir Um plaltlem tt: Se, T. F. aWAY., M. w .4 tows. Th. - S. •.1.1. • Emma SIM I.•#*. lir Yitl r. us& donee TY M. T. V. Jaw.. Mori* ems Mmes. A. C. Coed.; C. W. Um. - &moot Cum—Alfred nano, I I toz-stort ...

... SANDBACH. OCOHIAW. '.rn VOl.l krEEB BATFALIOT ( UI.nUIRI. urdrrhm tor w**k owdiag J«rd July. IWI brrgaaut. ijaakin. W. J.. fporal.Uralhcalr.il- ; hog tor, Bircball. I —iJrrut-coala wtll b» Attod tUmauiog week aay who baa bora Attrd at *o t Tbmo will third ...

... SANDBACH, CoNczeT.—A well attended concert was held on Friday evening in the Nstional School, Sandbach Heath, the object of which was td raise funds for the Sandbach Heath football dub. . The programme was an attractive one, and was well sustained. The ...

... SANDBACH. *.vd DisonDEHLT.—John Dovip*, forgeman, Sandbach, was brought before Mr. O.W. Latham, Wednesflay, charged by Sergeant Oldham with being drunk and disorderly Sandboch on the Ist lost. He wosorderedtopiycosts.—Frederick Payne, shoemaker, no eetl ...

... SANDBACH. lac.. Ikea, n I Dora WM • powoll•se *ppm la Fridays Ma. Um. C.aavvrovrr. $.. . Y. W.A.• lrmo lido I. Cram v. Omen Ilommu. —llb6 plow Vie roved Um W.., abr. I. toner 44 .- s. sr vs ...

... SANDBACH. SANDBACH WAKES.—The attractions at the wakes, which are to be held on the 24th of September, are expected to he very great. In addition to the ordinary festivities, it been decided to hold a brass baud contest in the afternoon; whilst in the ...

... SANDBACH. THE INFLUENZA.—This distrcszing Enlady has been experienced with much severity at filaudbacb, and in the surrounding villages, there having been sc3rce4 a family uutonched. PULPIT REFERENCES.—In the conrse of his sermon on Sunday afternoon, ...

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