... mer- chants. H. Rayner, M. 3. Conolly, and E. Mawdasley, Liverpool, drysalters. R. Sandbach, R. Markendale, and D. Sandbach, Manches- ter, hide brokers. ' H. Sandbach and D. Sandbaeb, Manchester, tanners. F. Smith and J. Emerton, Dover-place, New Kent-road ...

... Newmiarket ind ?? North'gfod Solfh-Wettern and Brighton and Dover JoVbton (Wandkwokth~to Croydon) 85,000 II North Stafllrdshlie (Sandbach to Birkethe ad t* sd Colwichto Wolverhamptot) ?? ?? 2,0 sueto and Leicester.. ?? 150,000 ~9xford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton ...

... of 308,6287., which'it is proposed to apply in making the proposed lines to be applied for in the ensu- Ing session, from Sandbach to the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Railway near Warrington, on the mixed gauge, and for working arranigenments with ...

... from Nantes, Pet- t cheice from Calcutta (sailed 13th November, and from St. Helena 26th January), Arequipa from Valparaiso, Sandbach from Dome- s rara, Mahaica from Demerara, New Valiant front 3orique, Chief. atain from Alexandria, Fidget from 3talta, Camilla ...

... SAiLED.-The Saranak for Philadelphia. OFr TEr. PoRT.-The Lord Elgin from Africa, Irene fron the west coast of South Anmerica, Sandbach (ship), Winehester (ship), Martha (brig). The Derry Castie, for New Orleans, has put back, having sprung a leak. The Benjamin ...