... with unfeigned plea- sure to propose Success to the Sandbach Corn Ex- change * In reference to the various features con- nected with the institution, he might justly say, that the town of Sandbach had that day received an ad- dition to its establishments ...

... specimen of Six Mongol Wor- aeL Mr. Andrew Johnstone, Sandbach. 65.: For«second best Mr. George AUoock, Tbe Square, Sandbach. 10s.: For tbe best specimen of Swede Turnips. Mr. William Dean, Sandbach* 55.: For second best Mr. John Haasell, Sand- bach. 10s ...

... OPENING OF THE NEW PUBLIC BUILD- INGS, AT SANDBACH It is with great pleasure that I, as one of those who were present, hear witness to the perfect suc- cess which attended the late festitivesat Sandbach. The object was good, the entertainments novel, ...

... Rev. John Armstead, vicar, Mr. John Lea, son of Mr. Lea, hat manufacturer, Sandbach, to Ellen, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Chas. Sprostou, woollen draper and tailor, of Sandbach. On the Bth iust at the parish church, Acton, near Nantwich, Mr. Robert ...

... and Mrs. Bailey's labours. Theelite of Sandbach were pre- sent, under the presidency ofthe Rev. John Armit- stead. On the table, in front of the vicar, were the articles contributed by the parishioners of Sandbach, the pupil teachers, and Mr. Palm. They ...

... on the occasion. The Sandbach Public Build- ing has been erected according to the plans of the celebrated architect, G. 6. Scott Esq., of London, under the auspices and management of the Rev. John Armistead, the Vicar of Sandbach, supported by a large ...

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... BAO^, On Wednesday week, c wand Bazaar waa held at B— dbeeL for the perpose ofraunng money to liquidate the deht on the Sandbach literary end Scientific Institution end Corn Exchange, which wae opened a short time ago. The sum required waa about £700 ...

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