... HEW BUCKENHAM. Presentation. —The Rev. T. Sandbach Dean, vicar of Old Bnckcnham, who has taken the Sunday evening services at the |»arish church for thciKistsix months, has l»ocn presented with cheque by the congregation slignt mark of their appreciation ...

... beaters, and Major Sandbach severely wounded her. The head Shikari, who was beside the major the time, diacharged both barrels of the second i iflo, but the lioness si>rangu)>onhimand killed him blow on the head from her paw. Major Sandbach then tired another ...

... the Anh&no-. and other clergymen who assisted at the service were the Rev. J. Bearce Warner (late curate lnn‘:hum), Rev. Sandbach Deane, and Rev. E. Utten wne. ...

... borough Asylum, Humheretone. of which m- Kettla , stitutiou she was a private patient. i arrived from Crewe, waa killed at Sandbach Mb. Albbbt bpicks, treasurer of the Congrwa- R|li , wa _ station on Tuowlay night. He waa tioual Union, ia, in company with ...

... Balter' ‘A tribate of sincere affection from ljoc and Mrs. W.G. Knpcl“ ‘A slight tribate of fond sffection from Rev. s Mrs. Sandbach Dean.’ * From the Horsecroft servants.’ The funeral arrangements, which had been placed in the hands of Mr. Humghray. of ...

... mercifully preserved performing the act. Bxverlky, replied on behalf of his daughter. NORFOLK VICAR’3 BITTER The Rev. T. Sandbach Dean, Vicar of Old Buckenham. Attleborough, Norfolk, has addressed a letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, in which he ...

... Gothic style of architecture of the 14th century. Mb. John Aaeon Howard, of Brereton Hall» Sandbach. justice of the peace for the county, was charged at Sandbach Sessions Tuesday, with persouatiou of a voter at the late Parliamentary election for Mid-Cheshire ...

... with l“p“hi-il( friends, the ooffin, osrried on a jer by six of the labourers on the farm, was met by the Viear, Rev. T. Sandbach Dean, and the Rev. F. R. Cooks, Viear of New Buckenham, who read the ::inmdm Burial Service. The serin the church inclu ...

... fio. t the schoolroom of their chapel. EAST DEBEHAM. Haw can Reach the Masses! How can Hbli' the Unemployed The Rsv. T. Sandbach Dean, Vicar of Old Beckenham, and Diocesan Organising Secretary (pro tem ) of the Church Army, 130, Hoad, London, writes ...

... J 'V. give tow night at Messrs Brunner, Mond, and (V».’s chemical pounds for month harvest, and tryed to g-t works, near Sandbach. Some new machinery was for less, but he did give low pounds and found being laid down, and number of men were work till ...

... Diss, XI Is. Rev. C, W. S. Cuatauce, Aaliill, Thclfuid, X 2. Rev. H. Dalllniore, Halvergate, Norwich, 10s. 6«l. Rev. J. Sandbach Dean, Attlebonmgh, XI os. 41. Rev. W. F. Dixon, Oby, Great Yarmouth, 7s. Rev. C. H. Ensell, Bessinghum, XI 11s. 6d. Rev. ...

... Cooks, Rev J Alvis, Rev W Deane, Rev and Mrs Jones and Mrsllberl, Rev W Tyler and the Misses Tyler, Rsv J and Mrs Colo, Mrs Sandbach Dean and friend, br Howard and Mias Howard. Mr and Mrs Palmer, Mr and Mrs Taoon (London), MrsF VonogmaD, Mr and Mrs J Mann ...