... SANDBACH. CaicKxr. —NonmwicH v. Raxoßim.—Thb played on Saturday, resulted in an easy victory for Sandbacb, the scores being mid respectively. r«ucßCot'BT.—On Saturday,at this court, before Mr. F. 11. R. Wilbraham. John I-each, described a* ation of P ...

... 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. wetly gailleriwg or taio caddy. elle It was held Ur titulary lastkoto. Ik. L. Piggott or/lag to tbe meagre attendance Oat main devoted addroare, Imo ow 'vie.. latereoting touieo. SWUM -41. rarakera al Rawdboch Plulharmook Society see the Mar ...

... SANDBACH. Poticn Cnaxoxs.—ln the place P.C. Cooper, who ha* lately resigned hie position in the Police Parc*. P.C. Barber, who has been ststlomed Houle, near Chester, takas hit place. Tne WaTxn.—The communication pipe* are being connected daily to mains ...

... SANDBACH •hmiM devote their eUenti-.n to tbrne t«o cou»- . trie*. This•yetem of kwal Kori-rnmcot, from which . tiis' rH..«rw4» nun* KetSeraUiei would uliiosataly lam Informed that the Cowwittee appointed to T,l> ' SHOW. U p wa« mstituU-d Lord liurhant ...

... SANDBACH. MKMIiKKS AXRCAL MEETING. Tl.# anDukl DMetinir of tn.ml>er« of the UU-rarjr lu-ui .t*' was on Snlurday A. E orc.itdod thr chair, and there was a (air attendano--, preaeot hs ing —Mesara. J. Htnngs-r, K. T Marriott. C. Diornhill.n Bilsaid, WoaM ...

... SANDBACH. j. . Mr. «rl. M AMI' OH' WORKUUKAKY I. M iIOO • IN ...

... they have been away, arrived at Sandbach station shortly after Are o'clock, marched through the town, the bead playing lively airs rents. There has bean comparatively little rickness ia the camp, at least far as tbs Sandbach corps concerned, whom two men ...

... SANDBACH. CHRISTMAS FEarnTtTIES. Owlrtma* baa more come and gooe.and »ltb it bare pared *»ay lh>- eariooa featirlties •bleb charecl*-riifd thie Joyful aearoo. The peoide flaadimeb commenced Clirtstma* rare »ty lo Tueaday by rery flue abow meat—lor which ...

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... 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 ...