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... sANDBACH. PTHfIVITIES AT THE ARCLID WORIIROChE. Ou crown( UK. lA. adW Of thie Worktwewe sow copied with t.. breed, mom pia% tarto be.. the cep. which wee defreyed by • emits:cipti. by the mere tbe tel.m. After te.. op , and one tsberni, piece by Kennedy ...
... SANDBACH. The bells of the parish church rang out merry peals on the occasion of the marriage of the vicar of the parish, the Rev. John Richard Armitstead, to Miss Hornby, of Poole Hall, Nautwich, daughter of Mr. Hornby, M.P. for Blackburn, which was ...
... 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. Tag EnßtMie.—B*w»l »t gl tb« to«a h»»« Um •uflerinf (torn TIM) BUMto. bowrmt, h*». Dol been b«l pUjrcd •rUcliun of mude (or I. r.*id. Whoolork-foad. jSSi »*>«»—• Scaaat Seme. -TW aaairrwary i-rowa wrro prMCbrU -«-. •rtrrouoo c«' uiof, ia aid ...
... SANDBACH. TO BE SOLD by AC&II6N: biSfessra. LINDOP, at the Wheat Sheaf, in Sandi:melt, on the 17th day of November, 1864, at Seven o'clock in the evening, in the following or other lots as may be agreed 00, cod subject to conditions. LOT I. All those ...
... 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. th* Sn»h August —Kroni» Slorkton, mother ...
... SANDBACH. Brereton.—This rural village, which in the palmy'days of coaching on the London and Livcrpool-road, was well known to the traveller, on account of the ancient inn, the Bear’s Paw (being the crest of the family of the Breretons), was on Monday ...
... SANDBACH. 0 BE LET, Two genteel detached RESIDENCES, situate on the Hill, Sandbach, together with spacious and well-stocked pleasure and kitchen Gardens. They are within a mile and a half of the Sandbach Station, on the London and North-Western Railway ...
... 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 ...
... 1! and though he had been so far as te recever succumbed to the malady on Wednesday week. The v d other institutions at Sandbach bear am charitable an testimony to the indomitab! je energy with which he out any object cal to the welfare ish of which ...
... SANDBACH. Odd Fellowship.— Monday last the members of the Loyal Faithful Lodge, No. 90, M.U., who number 140, partook of an excellent dinner provided by Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, of the Old Hall lun, Sandbach. The N.G. of the lodge presided, and it was stated ...