... An examination of the train Sandbach revealed the fact that one the first-class compartments had been stripped of every cushion aud fittings. The most singular part of the affair is that when the up train arrived at Sandbach this compartment was empty ...

... Monday. The Rev. F. B. Sandbach, Weeleyan minister, aud his wife wire passengers the Castle, and both perished. The body Mr. Sandhach was never recovered, that Mrs. Sandbaeh was found floating, and was buried in England. Mr. Sandbach had left, a will containing ...

... DROWNING ACCIDENT. On Thursday night a party of gentlemen were driving from Sandbach to Middlewich. Mr Mears, of the Middlewich Milk Factory, one of the party, alighted naar the Shropshire Union Canal, and, the night being very dark, he fell into the ...

... SHOCKING ACCIDENT. shocking accident occurred at Messrs. Brunner, Mond, aud Go. » .y near Sandbach. Some new mace e^. laid clown, and a number of men placing a large pan used for chomu blli lJ position on the second storey c & the pan fell. One of them ...

... TERRIBLE OUTRAGE CHESHIRE. ' A shocking murder was committed ou Friday at Smallwood, near Sandbach, the victims being an old man named Thomas Earlam, a lodging-house keeper, and his wife, both of whom are about seventy years of age. A lodger left their ...

... blinds, and carpets from a firstclass carriage the London and North-Western Railway. The prisoners were going from Crewe to Sandbach, when it was proved that Fetch completely rifled the carriage and hung all the furniture out of the window, the Liverpool ...

... STOPPING A TRAIN TO STEAL. At Sandbach Petty Se>sions, on Thursday. Arthur Jackson, of Stoke, a fireman on the North Stafford Railway, was charged with stealing quantity of vegetables.—Complaints had made by William Foden, fanner, of thefts of vegetables ...

... fortnidit of ft-sault Mi.ldlewieh. Saturday BeinK Veßetable, Taftteleee. and Mild and Toeic their act.oo, rrfty le Darid Sandbach, salt boiler, was remanded for eafety by the most delicate of either ftex. assaulting Henry Buckley, Northwich County- court ...

... deceased were employed the park, and her Majesty made special enquiries into the circumstances connected with their death. —At Sandbach, on Monday, a boy named Burroughs endeavoured to cross some frozen water, and was drowned, several oilier having a narrow ...

... Colonel Dyott, Mr. J. Chadwick, Colonel Levett, Colonel Milligan, Mr. J. A. Craven (Steward to the Jockey - Club), Major Sandbach, Messrs GQ. Graham, H. Olver, C. B. Lowe, W. Tempest, 8. Hare, J. Norman, jun-, Booth, J. Robotham, Princep, J Stratton, ...

... accompanied by almost every man the beach, for the uews bad now spread all rouud. While this was going on Mr. H. N.Latham, of Sandbach, Cheshire, who chanced to be walking along the beach about mile nearer Conway, saw a body iv the water, and called out to ...

... offer no opinion but may remark that during twelve hours a recent Sunday nearly eighty canal boat* passed through a lock near Sandbach. could readily multiply instances of this kind, but one is as good thousand. As to the lazy character of the boateis, I ...