... moved, and Mr. Sandbach seconded, a motion declaring a dividend as shown in the report; which was passed unamunously. , Mr. Alderman Livingston moved, and Mr. W. Adamnson seconded, the re-election of Mr. Charles Langton and Mr .G, R. Sandbach as directors ...

... rotatlon from the board of directors, but are eligible for re-eleotlon, namely lr. Mtoziey Mr. Rtoade, Mr. Wnm. Robertson Sandbach, sui Mr. Thomp- son; and that Mr. William Drury Chidsoos one of the auditors, retiree by rotation hut is eligible for reelection ...

... prevent a strike. r wSoUCnTIN or Houns FUR SALTWORKssS IN TED ALjr7lS TnADEa-A few months ago the alkali workers of Northwich, Sandbach, and Wheelock obtained by negotiation with Messrs. Brunner. Mond, and Co., Limited, a reduction of hours of L labour, by ...

... Colonel James Coffey, Colonel Mor- rion, Messrs W. S. Graves, W. E. Read, John Marquis. J. Kirk Crooks, John Elliot, G. R. Sandbach, sand T'homas H, Barker (secretary). The proceedings of the general purposes com- mittee, which were formally approved, showed ...

... HAILSrON' Tbomas, Wheelock, grocer, and Sandbach, eilk at ft ' I throwster, Sept. 1, Oct. 2, at eleven O'clock, at the Lirer- ar pool ,Ditrlet. Court of. 1ankriptey Solicitors, Messro le - Skecatt and Reiner, Sandbach * ,srnd Mr. Yates,jun., Liver- pool: ...

... propeller danwa4ed, having struct Svelvig dockeeall. A GiPT TO SANnurAc.-Lord Crewe has pre- sented to the Local Board of Sandbach the Crewe Arms bostelry, Sandbacb, as a site for a, new town hall, rmarket hall, and municipal offices. The board have decided ...

... matron at the Congle-ton Union prior toI the dischlarge of Griffin. Ali three prisoners wverej orought before Mr. Wilbraham at Sandbach, yesterday, and reranded for a week, mu appliga-1 lien for tWI eu ane, ...

... -Yesterday: Corinthian, lhase, from New 18 Orlolls-British Clueen (s,s.di Harrison. Havre. M- oday: Ebro loline, from Corunna-Sandbach, slKerzts, d Demerara-Scioto, Acxa0tiderNew Orleans-Lady Eyre, aiu Le Lang. Quebec-Conquesp. Goodivwi, Ibrail-Patterson, ...

... Parker, A. T. Parker, H. Sandhach, Rev. G., Sandbach, Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, W. Sandbach, H. Harrison Rev. R. J. Livingstone, J. A. Tinne, F. Tinne, Dr. Cameron, Wightman, Cayzer, E. Tinne, S. Sandbach, and C. Harrison. The private family carriage ...

... rrace, Leeman-rad, York, fireman on railway. William Allen, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, horticultural builder. William Lee, Sandbach, Cheshire, grocer. 6 Frederick C. Goltenbotb. Ulverston, Lancashire, pork _ butcher. Eliza Palmer. Stockton-on-Tees, boot ...

... Maxwell, Ellis Edwards, )r QG. H. Cox, J. HL Worthington, A. Sparrow, A. L, Jones, E. W. Bindloss. Alexander Sinclair. G. Rub Sandbach,>;F. C. Danson, and Elisha Smith. i- Messr Joseph Thorburn and A. L. Jones were le appointed vice-presidents, and Mr. Horace ...

... Down's-tarcace, Lower Clapham, win- f dow glass dealer. Clarke, Charles, Rlrmiaghlsn, out of employment. Clarke, Edwardl, Sandbach, butcher. onsta'ble, J., Bishop's Stol ford, dealerinmarine stores, DockrlelL B. Georgte-street, Hampstead-road, tailor. ...