... SANDBACH. The Liberai, Club. — A large and enthusiastic meeting in connection with the Sandbach Liberal Club was held on Monday evening, on the occasion of the first anniversary of the Liberal Club. Mr. Latham, who presided, said the Government endeavoured ...

... SANDBACH Petty Sessions. — At the sessions on Monday, before F. H. B. Wilbraham, J. W. Makin, and J. Bradshaw, Esqrs., Ralph Seddon, salt proprietor, Middlewiob, was ordered to drain three cottages iv Brook-lane which had been erected by him, tad to build ...

... ordered to find sureties to keep the peace for six months. — Drunk : Samuel Gibson, of Sandbach, was fined 20s. and costs for being drunk and disorderly at Sandbach, on the 29th ult. — Highway Offence : John Holford, of Wanningham, was fined ss. and costs ...

... SANDBACH. Popular Entertaimments at the Institute, Sandbach. — The second of the present series of these entertainments, which consisted of a leoture by the Rev. Canon Blaokburne, of Warmingham, on the Wonders of Nature — illustrated by the oxyhydrogen ...

... SANDBACH. v I fQ T7 l s T.— On Thursday week an inquest was held by Mr. Dunstan, coroner, at the Crown Inn, Sandbach touching the death of Samuel Burgess, of the Market- square, Sandbach, who had been found dead in bed on the 10th inst. Prom the evidence ...

... SANDBACH. %r j HORRIBLE MURDER AT BETCHTON. —On Monday last, James Condliffe, the agricultural labourer, who was arrested last week at Betchton charged, on suspicion of being connected with the murder, was brought up at the Sandbach Court. Super- intendent ...

... SANDBACH. Seasonable Benevolence. — Lord Crewe has, with his usual generosity, caused to be dis- tributed to upwards of eighty of his cottage tenants, agricultural labourers, and other deserving poor in this parish, a large quantity -of clothing, blankets ...

... SANDBACH. • Fbost.— The frost on Saturday night has done a great deal of damage to the young, potatoes and other early vegetables in tha neighbourhood of Sandbank. ■ii ?? Case op Hobsb Stealing in wnro Cj^TUßaVr- A most impudent , case of horse stealing ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions, Wednesday. — Be'ore Mr. G. W. Latham (ohairman) and Mr. F. H. B. Wilbraham. Peter Webb, farmer, Arclid, summoned for being drunk in obarge of a horse and lurry at Church Lawton, on tbe 29th ult., was fined 20.. inoluding costs ...

... SANDBACH. Fire of Farm Buildings by a Railway Engine. — About five o'clock on Monday afternoon tbe -farm buildings occupied by Mr. Joseph Booth, at Church Hulme, in this county, were discovered to be on fire by Mary Reyner, Mr. Booth's servant. The woman ...

... SANDBACH. Magisterial Business.— At the Police-court, on Saturday, before G. W. Latham and J. M. Makin, Esqrs., John Marsden, of Oldham, pawnbroker, was fined ss. and 61s. 2d. costs for travelling in a third-class carriage from Crewe to Sandbach, on the ...

... SANDBACH. Thbeatened Dissolution of thb Local Boabd. — The Local Government Board having threatened to dissolve the Sandbach Local Board and to place the distriot under the Congleton Union Rural Sanitary Authority, in case the local board do not oomply ...