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... consider the proposal of the board of directors with respect to the re- arrangement of the company's capital; Mr. HENRcY R. SANDBACH in the chair. The CMAIRMAc, in opening the proceedings, stated that the directors had already, by letter and at several local ...
... ordnlary half-yearly meeting of the sharehold- ers in this company was heldton M~onday, at the Lon- don Tavern; M~r Henry R. Sandbach in the chair.- The SECrWETaY having read the notice convening the neeting, the report was taken as read. --The CHAIR- xN ...
... timber, March 24 and April 28, at 10I at Ssefl~eldSol., Gamble, Derby; off. asoup., BreWIn, ~Beffleld. Jome BaY1oLDS WILLIM. Sandbach, Cheshire, Ironmonger, ;darch 10 and April 13, at 12, at LiverpooL SoL, Bymer, Liver. pool;X off. asaig.. Bird. LiverpooL ...
... squar-sold for 6001. .Lensehold.two ?? (Oe a shop) No. 80 and 82, Ft _ roy-squre, Fluslead-sold for WI _ Iembol hous4 ,o. S, Sandbach-ph, Funmtead-,. sold for 130= Leaehold two reidences, No.t1 and 17 S fouth-pvre, Walthanstow-sold for .Xy. Freehold, two ...
... towns might be named as having severely suffered:-Manchester, Derby, Macoles- field, Coventry, Nottingham, Congleton, Leek, Sandbach, &C. Of all parts Macclesfield afforded the most remark- able instance of the effects of tbe treaty. In Maceclesfield, in ...
... meeting of the above company was held on Friday, at noon, at the London Tavern, Bi- shopagate Street, London. Afr R. R. Sandbach, chair- man of the company, presided, and, although the weather was stormy and wet, the attendance of both directors and ...
... Lincoln, boot maker- Tniuvaitcs, I iverpool, profeseor of languapies-J Clough, Pustsey, Yorklbire, mule spinner-A Ilaswlila, Sandbach, Che- shire, strapor-I Oiven P.'nteryn, Breconshire, gameskeeper-f Povey, Dirkeisheotdi u01olsleret-E R'avwker Birkenhead ...
... occasion, before separating, the meeting, it addition to the usual votes of thanks, joined in giving three cheers for Mr and Mrs Sandbach and their friends for the kind interest they have displayed in support of these entertainments for the people. The following ...
... Prloe, Totterdown-terrace, Bedminster, Somerset- shire, grocer, Nov. 9, at the Bristol County Court. Charles Joha Welch, Sandbach, Cheshire, attorney-at-law, Oct. 2e, at the Liverpool Bankruptcy Court. John Wootton, St. Paul-street, Worceoter, builder ...
... stonemasons. George Crooks, Leeds, grocer. John Boucher, Black- well, Derbyshire, timber dealer. John Beynolea Wil- .ams, Sandbach Cheshire, ironmonger. DrvaIENDS.-kaiob 28, H. H. Bunting, Wells, Nor- folk, draper. March 29, T. Peters, Llanvbon and ele- ...
... ordinary half-yearly meeting of the share- holders in this company was held yesterday, at the London Tavern; Mr. HENRY H. SANDBACH in the chair. The CHAIRMAN Congratulated the proprietors on the passing of the new Capital Act, which had enabled them to ...
... publican. J. ROBSON, Nantwich, boot and rhoe dealer. J. WBIGHIT, Lodge Lane, near liverpool, car pwoprietor. J. BLACKWELL, Sandbach, ealt proprietor. J. BERAM. Everton, coach proprietor. 3. WILSON, Nevin, grocer. D, II. BATTY, Manhbester, publihan. J. OLDHAM ...