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... farmer, of Deanbill-farm, of Sandbach, for non-fulfilment of a promise to marry. Mr. Mclntyre, Q.C., for plaintiff, said that in March, 1876, defendant met plaintiff his brother’s (Mr. Mursbull’s, of Booth-lane, Sandbach), and the week afterwards proposed ...
... STORY. An extraordinary ease of alleged manslaughter, was heard at the Sandbach Police Court on Saint. day, when John Higgins, • market gardener, living at Red lane, Elton. near Sandbach, was charged with having caused the death, by kicking, of his paramour ...
... Hallway detecttvos are investtgeting what appears to have been extraordinary attempt to wreck passenger train the railway near Sandbach. The 3.37 afternoon train from Manchester to London ran into quantity railway furniture and fittings, including six cushions ...
... are being used with the view of killing and destroying the game, crows, &c., on gentlemen's estates. In the vicinity of Sandbach, as we learned last week from one of our county justices of the peace, to such an extent has the practice now attained, tha ...
... victualler Thomas Churcher, North Stoneham, Hampshire, publican J. Cannings, Hurley, Hampshire, market gardener— R. Wilding, Sandbach-heath, Cheshire, farmer—E. Wil • llama, New Brighton, Cheshire—D. C. Browne, Liverpool, professor of music—S. Wall, Stockport ...
... labourer, had hung himself during the night. He was in custody on charge of larceov. William Peers, bugler, belonging the Sandbach Rifle Volunteers, lies his homein critical condition. Peers was sent to mark at the butts, when a bullet struck side of tlie ...
... Mr and Mn J-F-r. Wilmn, Mr Nathan. Mr. Rook*. Mr J. W. Wickham, Mr. and Tomlinßon Mr BushSeld. Mr. And Mr*. McCbirer, Mrs. SAndbAch mid. Lord and Lady Brook* and torranta, Mr. and Mm. Barron. Royal Pun Pamilt Brabnaon, Mr. and Mn. Paanon, Stonrbrviga; Mr ...
... m , Poachiso AwiuT.-AtChertwA.rfM, Tn«d.y, font poachers owned Wrfliem AlderM,, Emounuel Hanker. John Johnson, and Thomas Sandbach, were .hoot,o, with intent to morder Gcling, rt Middlewick, Norember 25th. The end Mother nun, were .nrpm-d, when night poaching ...
... at Manchester, in order take them to Bradford to sec tlie house lie had furnished. Subsequently appears liave come back to Sandbach, and set off to walk to Middlewick, main road, which runs the side the Trent and Mersey Canal, and about midnight met po ...