... Ridley, the Misses Footman, Mr. R.M. Miller, Mr. C.W. Sutton, Mr. S. Gooding, Mr. C.F. Hunnibell, Mr. A. Jannings, Mr. A. Sandbach, Mr. John Orton, Mr. C. S. Cullingham, Mr. J. T. Horner, Mr. D.0. Wollaston, Mr. Herbert Fex, Dr. Robert Hayward, &c., and ...

... Mr. Felix T. Cob- bold (roprcsenting M~essrs. Cobbold and Co.), Mr. F. A. Cobbold (Messrs. Cobbold, Sons, and Co.), Mr. A. Sandbach (trustee), Mrs. Gresuard, Mr. S. Buttranm, and Mr. C. W. Ferry (M~essrs. Footman, Pretty, Nicol- Mr. Mfoesley represeented ...

... Could not undertake to say what Mr. Grayston said about the 'water-rights, and did not remember sending his clerk, , Mr. Sandbach, anywhere with him. Re.examined: No one would think of buildingonthe bhok part of the land. It was immediately after tire ...

... r. W. Botwood, Mr. A. Pearce, Mr. George Lott, Mr. M. Crannis, Mr. E. C. Gibbons, Mr. A. J. Merry, and Mr. Sandbaeb. Mr. Sandbach and Mr. Crannis did not answer to their names. _ Mr. Merry, in addressing his Honour, asked to be excused. He had only received ...

... Honour, however, I decided t4at the assignation of the lease did- i not affect the plaintiff's ,liability. -Mr. Andrew X Sandbach, clerk to Mr. William Turner, estate agent' to the Corporation, deposed that in 1880 to 18.3 'Goss1 paid £15' per annum to ...

... ec crlg nufacturer. BANfKRUPTCIES AN'StLLED GALLrOWAY, Joseph, jan.,' Bradford, Yorkshire, loth mnfcue WHARTON, Charles, Sandbach, Chesbire, rniller. BAN'KKUPTS-TutD&Y. FOBGE. John. Barking, Essexsaia2maker PoLE, Edward, Reading, teadealer. POYNTEE, John ...

... moment say that the name T. S. Cooper was not on the picture when it was sold to:the defendant. Mr. Bulwer asked Tlr. Sandbach if he saw the name on the picture when it was sold at Ipswich. Witness said he could not say positively, but he had a strong ...