... SANDBACH. PPetty Sessions, June Ist.— (Before Captain Pipping and G. W. Latham, Esqrs.)— Samuel Gibson, Sandbach, salt boiler, was fined 80s., or 21 days' imprisonment, for resisting the police in tbe execution of their duty, and James Clark, a farm servant ...

... GAS IN SANDBACH. On Wednesday last, a meeting, convened by placard, was held in the Town-hall, Sandbach, for the purpose of passing the accounts of the gas inspectors for the past year ; for tbe levying of a new rate ; and tec the election of the inspectors ...

... on Wedneaday even-^laat assaulted and robbed a malt named James Jones while drinking in the New Inn at Wbeeloek. Gas.— Tho Sandbach Gas Company have very wisely re- aolved to lizht op the streets of Wheaiock with ga& . Thii **W# a great boon tc itfc inhabitants ...

... SANDBACH AND CREWE. Local Boabd. — On Tuesday an adjourned meeting of the above board was held There were present Mr. Pedlera in the chair, and Messrs. Fym, Rigg, Wadaworth, M. Heath, Dobson, S. Heath, Higgins, and Mulliner. The minutes of the sewerage ...

... THE SCHOOLS AT SANDBACH. Last Friday evening we had tfie pleasure of hear ing a lecture by the Rev. J. Armistead, on his In- dustrial System for the Tnii-mug of Children. Tie scheme seemed a good one, judged of by descrip- tion merely, but seen in working ...

... SANDBACH PETTY SESSIONS. SATURDAY. (Before G. W. Latham, Esq.) Stealing Shoes.— Henry Yoxall, a farm labourer, of Sandbach, was committed to take his trial at the ensuing sessions, oharged with stealing a pair of blucher shoes, at Alsager, on the 25th ...

... SANDBACH PETTY SESSIONS MONDAY (Before R. Wilbraham, J. F. France, J. H. France G W Latham, E. H. Solly, and F. H. R. Wilbraham, Esqrs.) Assault on the Chtj_c_wabden op Middlewich.— George Egerton was charged with an assault -non Mr. David Harding, at ...

... coal dealer, of Sandbach, was ordered to pay 4s. 6d. costs for cruelly ill- treating a horse at Sandbach on the 16th May last. From the evidence of Superintendent Blake and Sergeant Hulme, it appeared that defendant was going through Sandbach on the day in ...

... SANDBACH MARKET CROSS. To the Editor of the Ckeshue Ok^ver. ?? yoa, furnish stones, standing m the Sandbach market plac..- iJ. n^ mteresti ?? object of antiquity, and _2ffll_J_^__SW of J°» r Sandbach 2S h^ roU £3* the desired infor- ?? truly, A Constant ...

... RATE PAYEES' MEEtING AT. SANDBACH Ift answer to a very infltfestially'-g-od memorial, the church wardens of _3ndb_e_ culled a meeting of the 1 ?? the deaiiability of adopting the ?? Ac:- of ■ IS. 8. The*meetiog was held* on Tuesday last, at etgven o'clock ...

... SANDBACH (TKUE BLUE)*. MIDDLEWICH (ALMA.; This match, by kind permission of W. R. Court, Esq., was played in Newton Manor Park, near Middlewich, on Saturday last The weather being on the whole favourable, there was a tolera- ble muster of spectators and ...

... BRUTAL. ATTEMPT TO MURDER NF.AR SANDBACH. We have to report oue of the most brutal attempts to murder which it has been our lot to record for some' time past, especially as occurring in this comity. It seems that on Thursday last information was given ...