... in the Thoroughfare, let to Mr. T. C. Cleveland, at a rental of 4:45 per annum, at the White Horse Hotel, Ipswich. Mr. A. Sandbach was the purchaser for A IlkaAatiowls.—On Wednesday morning as a , waggon belonging to Mr. Jaa. Lennart!, of Alderton, I laden ...

... dressed. AT'sTic Pima, for Neuralgia, Facyaehe, ke..90.,15. 1%4. Postage by all Kay , Stock is .rt. AT the Petty Sessions, Sandbach, William Steele, butcher, of Longton, was lately charged with eNpoeing for sale nearly :tOO It, of meat, which was _ . _ ...

... the woman was remanded for a week. Catatrums —Tl,ell.3xlC.,:nent ttr Broken Artie/ex, 61 , romnot , 6.1. tiny Ite .x., _ Sandbach Local Board has received a sharp lett, r from the I oeal Govirnment them hi defa-lt ill 11,4 providing a sewerage sys.em ...

... with deceased did not put op at Farley's Hotel with him, and where be is no one knows at Plymouth. IRE county magistrates Sandbach have sentenced henry Pon, a labourer, to gaol for two months' hard labour for poaching o t Ws at Maltkilns Rank, and impotted ...

... white-eared conure from Brazil, a bluecrowned =from the Philippines, pu.rchased • mulacea deer. I the Gardens. Yr. William Sandbach, son-in-law of the late Mr. has contributed to the sum being raised tor endowment of the Roscoe Chair of Art in University ...

... years ago was • working smith in • little smith, on the outskirts of Lincoln; Mr. Brown, • New South Wales colonist; Mr. Sandbach, • Went Indian planter; cotton spinners, and machine makers; Mr. Larking, much of whose time wee tamed in Egypt; Mr. Se•right ...

... per annum of white salt at the four great manufacturing centres in Cherhire—namely, Winsford. Northwich, filiddlewich, and Sandbach—is variously, estimated at from 1,600.00 0 to 1,900,000 tons, the great bulk being produced at the two first-named places ...