... A LIONESS. Major Sandbach, 8.A., who went out from Woolwich • few weeks ago to shoot in Somaliland, has had both hands and arms crunched by a wounded lioness. The animal had been driven out of a thicket by beaters, and Major Sandbach severely wounded ...

... of Newcastleon-Tyne. The !trends, which was bound to Calcutta, is a vessel of 1200 tons register, and is owned by Messrs. Sandbach, Tinne and Co ,of Liverpool The Locksley Hall now lies a little to the northward of the line taken by the Mersey Tunnel, ...

... ordered from India to Egypt. The following is a list of officers who have been selected for service in Egypt: Captains—A. E. Sandbach, R.E. ; H. C. Smith, let Royal Dublin Fusiliers ; the Hon. W. Lambton, Coldstream Guards ; T. Capper, 2nd East Lancashire ...

... dramatist. 29. Count Trude, Austrian statesman (in Bohemia). -3. Captain Patrick Roddy, V.C., Indian artilleryman. 5. Major Sandbach, A.A., killed by a Done** in Somaliland. 8. Geo. Augustus Sala, the eminent London journalist. 9. W. L. B. Cates, biographer ...

... Pearson, Dockmyrigg —Cakes. Mrs. G. Smith, High Street—Grapes. Mrs. T. Brown, West Street—Bread and cakes. Mrs. Porthouse, Sandbach—Flowers. Amongst the generous contributions were tea and sugar, and packets of oatmeal, which are, so far u we know, something ...

... and vegetables. Miss Wildman, Girls' High School—Grapes. Mr. Peter Wilson, gardener—Fruit and vegetables. Mr. Porteous, Sandbach, Cheshire—Box of flowers. Mr. Banks. Highmoor—Plants lent. Mrs. Stamper, South End—Cakes. Mrs. Wilson, Mount Pleasant -- ...

... meeting of over 300 representative delegates held at Crewe, it was decided that Mr. G. W. Latham, of Bridwall Hall, near Sandbach, should be the Liberal candidate for the Crewe division. Mr. J. Tomkinson, whose name has been freely mentioned for the candida- ...

... library stamp cut out. Prisoner, who is 18 years of age, is the son of a Wesleyan minister Samuel Shaw, • dwarf, was charged at Sandbach, Cheshire, with attempting to murder Mary Goodier, at Holme's Chapel, and also with attempting to commit suicide. The evidence ...

... be hided when required, and others nave Iron binders preparatory for the landslip when It cum - The railway line between Sandbach and Crewe is also stated to hare suffered. The subsidence in that pet of Cheshire commence about a mile north of Crewe, and ...

... years ago was a working smith in a little smithy on the outskirts of Lincoln ; Mr. Brown, a New South Wales colonist; Mr. Sandbach, a West Indian planter ; cotton spinners, and machine makers ; Mr. Larking, much of whose time was t eased in Egypt ; Mr ...