... acquitted. Among those sentenced to death were two women. _ _ . On Friday, Sir John Brunner, M.P., diatributing the prises at Sandbach Grammar School, said that England possessed the best horses. cattle, and dogs in the world. What would England be if half ...

... they may be kited wheii required, oc,d 01 hen iron bindtrs pre. pararory for the landslip who. It The railway line between Sandbach and Crewe is also stated to have suffered. The subsidence in that part of Cheshire commence about • mile north of Crewe, ...

... been travelling in Switzerland, 18 seriously ill. The Earl of Crewe has riven two plots of valuable land in the centre of Sandbach as a site for new technical schools. 11r. Harold Reckitt, M..P, has left England for a tour through Vancouver and Japan. ...

... The circumstances of three deaths from accidents were investigated by the Liverpool city coroner. A window cleaner named Sandbach had fallen a distance of 50ft. from a window-sill, and Thomas White, an e ngine driver, had slipped and fallen into the Sandon ...

... horses, and he fell under the wheels, which passed over his head. On Tuesday morning the post office at Wheelock Heath, •near Sandbach, was entered by burglars. The postmaster was roused by a noise in the office, and upon proceeding downstairs he saw men ...