... SANDBACH (ore Major K-nm-ly, niit v»»vv»» —Wood »»•. tbeeTkl>-nr« of P.C. Kdn, flnxl ami co-t*, or su drfauliof P»> ». v. n•!«)»• impn-onm- nl »iIU hard UUour, fur )• log drunk on tb« Scotch C'lumon, Sandhach, Saturday night. Karrrmo to Pant-■!« T*»« ...

... SANDBACH. Tb« MMtklj turn B-or h*M to M Um Towo lull, ■' ...

... SANDBACH. SANDBACH GRAMMAR ScHooL.—The examination of the lads for the first distribution of 15 scholarships (two years' free education) took place on Thursday morning. There were 63 boys in attendance for examination. WHEELOCK WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ...

... PROFESSON.-At the Sandbach Police Court, before General Sir Richard Wilbraham, K.C.8., Maud Melton, who described herself as a professional singer, who for the past few weeks has lived at Skelton's lodging-house, Hawkstreet, Sandba,ch, was charged with ...

... SANDBACH. laa Boaiib. -Tbr u-ual nmnthljr ni'-liiijjof this Iturd In Id in thi- in tin IJtnrarv In-iitutn. M-udav •■Ti-ninc. r. |».rltin will |iul>li*b>d Knda«' - rnm. SvM.nv.n lUatm A n in of rate |a>i-r« «a- tin- -oliuid, on i-v. iiinK, for tin pur ...

... SANDBACH. SANDBACH CONGREGATIONAL DEBATING Mr T. Marriott delivered an address on Arbitrati Y. war, at the usual meeting of the society on Fri, lay last, The Rev. J.H. Fry presided. Several members, including'llessrs Fox and Saxton, took part in tue ...

... SANDBACH. L'»rra> Mcraowtar Fan Corara So*pat bool.— The aaaivctaary *enrlc.-* uf the Suada* eoaaeeted with the t aiUd Methodic Fit* Chufeh, Sandhacli. were held on the Irr. W. K Huamaa, dolirerrd ebvjuaot dlacoMf**#, afternoon aad eTeaiaf. to larjr* ...

... SANDBACH, CRICKET MATCH.—A match was played on Saturday at Sandbach, between the local club and Northwich, which resulted in an easy victory for the home team, the scores being 40 and 92 respectively., DEATH OF MESSRS. VICKERS' MANAGER.-Mr. William James ...

... SANDBACH. TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION.--On Thursday the first of the special lectures was delivered at the Litprery lostitutioe, hy Mr. John Gilchrist, who on the compositim mud treatment ;31 farmyard Atmore. The Vicar was in the chair. A SUCCESSFUL VENriins ...

... SANDBACH. FREE ScHooLs.—Every school in Sandbach has adopted the Free Education Act. OUT-DOOR EvANGELISTS.-Mr. Thornhill and Mr. Coleman delivered two sermons on the Square on Sunday evening. The attendance was unusually large, and the otder and attention ...

... SANDBACH. TEfTY ffUBIOM -Waonmoar Before Memra I* Baker *• Uregg Dm v(nnc»*—Jn>i«k Carter, who did not appear, wa* liar gad with b-iog druak ■■nthedlh Jnl*.— >.«ld etated that larly oa the ol th. nth Jolt •lefeo wsa dn-ak Wharheh kicking and at own door ...

... SANDBACH. PtH.U CXH'BT —Fninvt. H»-(orr M»>-r hrnnrdy. Dnrwannnwr Kwmnnnrl H>a>th, of .Samllwch. waa. .n th. . A» ting-J»rrgrant t - ii-lun. An.-.) -V nivl rvwtaf w bring drunk ami ilhrmhirrlr in BH.lgr-atrrrt »m tuna night. ntTvnaaa. Brforr Mr. 11. MilWaliam ...