... to Sandbach, to be sold there, and the apprentice, after assiating her carry the can half way, and doing some errands for his master, had gone to the timber-yard. Mr. and Mrs. Sproston were thus left alone. On the return of Mrs. Gill from Sandbach, between ...

... Barbieri. &. Chevallier, K.8. .. “ om the indian BOL” 7. Arnold 6. Bary ma. “ Childe Harold.” lip Van Artevelde.” Byroa 8. Sandbach ma. Tack, K.8 } “* Commemoration Ode.” 10. Pashley, K.8. Novelli “ Der Nefie als Onkei.” peer 11. Lawrence, K.3. “« 12. ...

... March 19. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Joseph Galloway, jun., Greengates, Bradford, Yorkshire, cloth manuiaciucrr. Charles Wharton, Sandbach, Cheshire, miller. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Rattray, 18, Bedford-place, Commercial-road East, iron. London-road, Brighton, Suatex ...

... He exhorted those whom he addressed to give their hearty assistance if they were to succeed in the work. The Rev. F. B. SANDBACH. of London, next addressed the meeting, end said that he should not like to be a Stale Church minister, but iu saying that ...

... knows Hunters ; ‘to be at his par- ticulars and Mr. Allnutt, veterinary surgecn, can be had cn on applaation to o Wr. H. Sandbach, Latumer BRSEY COW.—FOR due to calve first west ia November, calf price £20.— Apply to Heary Jennings, Ascot Cottage, the ...

... Lowe Britannia—H. 11. Howard iCaptaia of Lover Boats', Sandbach, Rene., Bower, Bally, Mr. Manners, Goadhara, Vincent; ma., Mum Dreadnought.—G. Baird ,Caotain , , Pryer, &Imlay, Lloyd, Lawrence, Thorutou, Bennett, Coles; ma., Itichatthon. Thetis.—H. W ...

... be seon at his residence.—Full Mr. Allnutt, surgeon, ticulars and prices can be had on to Owner, UNTERS.—FOR DIS! Mr. H. Sandbach, Latimer louse, Maidenhead. Trish Hunters. NE BOX of B 4] PILUS is warranted to O Cure all Discharges from the Urinary Organs ...

... St. George.—Lewis, Eyton, Linklater, Harvey, Gladstone, Moss, Bruce, Small piece, Drew (cox.). Deviance.- Dearie-Drake, Sandbach, Thornhill, EntwUle, Archer. Forster, Clayton, Campbell, Klliott (cox.). Tiie Collegers Eight also went up the river, the ...

... Fortescue, mi. cox. ve ‘captuin), Gladstone, St. George—D. T. Cc Harvey, Moss, Linklater, m, Bruce, De —E. Hall captain), Sandbach, Thornhill, Drew (cox. bell, Elliott tisle, ma., Archer, Forster, Clayton, Camp- Cox. e birth of II. will this year be celebrated ...

... 'carder of Thomas Carlene and Mary Moran at Sandbach, is C'beshire. Evidence of identi• fication was given, which showed that the prisoner was the man described as Jack who was seen leaving the house at Sandbach on the morning of the murder. The police ...

... | PRINCE of WALBS. THE ETON UPPER BOATS. Mainw: E. 8. Hi Sberbrovke, captain Newton Kevnion Mr. Pelham Jackson, ma. ‘Lard Sandbach, ma. Lani Mileaner (oor, Bertie cox.) C. P. Phipps, capt. Currey Mr. Powlett Faber West Yarde Buller Eaton (cox.) FOUR—ESTO ...

... mi., Kennion, Elwes, Wellesley (coxswain). Silver oars. St. George.—A. Rickards (captain). Baring, Lord Eldon, Lane Fox, Sandbach, Palairet, ma., Sir A. Lambe, Gregg, Lord Dalmeney (coxswain). St. George in wreath of myrtle. Defiance. —W. B. Gumey (captain) ...