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... bricklayers, Racefield ; G. Clooks, grocer, Leeds; J. Boucher, dealer in timber, Blackwell; J. R. Williams, ironmonger, Sandbach, Cheshire. ...
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ORPHIR
... Heath House, Stenness ; Irvine, Saltersquoy ; Laughton, Caldale ; Croy, Quoybanks ; Heddle, blacksmith, Kirkwall Captain Sandbach, &e Scapa; There were twenty-five ploughs on the ground, and their own stout hearts, sustained with liberal refreshments ...
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH
... with bread, April 23, lat. 51 , long. 13 W. Shamrock ship, for San Francisco, all well, April 18, lat. N., long. 1115 W. Sandbach ship, from Loudan for Demerara, March 21, lat. 18 2 long. 33 18 W. Thomas Whitney, from London for Boston, April 5, lat. ...
dycr.-G. W. Wood, Huddert-field, pocer.—F. Denton, Hirkby, Yorkghjre, flocker.~W. T. Hearn, Netley, Hampshire, ..
... victualler. T. Churcher, >iorth Stoneham, Hampshire, üblican. —J. Cannings, Durley, Hampshire, market gardener. R. Wilding, Sandbach-heath, Cheshire, farmer.—E Williams New Brighton Cheshtre.-D. C. Browne, Idverpool, pXsor of music. —S. Wall, Stockport, ...
SUMMER VISITORS
... James H. Sivewright, M.D., Canada ; Colonel Gordon, Aberdeen. Shaw's Hotel. —Mrs Douglas of Orbiston and family; Mr and Mrs Sandbach, London; Mr Coghlan and Mr Cochrane, Newcastle ; Mr Robert Horn, Randolph Crescent, Edinburgh; Mr Bosbie, do.; Sir Patrick ...
MARRIED
... MARRIED. _ At Jordanhill, on the 26th instant, by the Rev R S Oldham, M.A. Incumbent of St Mary' s Epis3opal Church, Samuel Sandbach Parker, Esq, sun of Charles S Parker, Esq, of Aigburth, Liverpool, to Mary Isabella, daughter of Henry Gore Booth, Esq, and ...
DREADFUL FIRE IN CHESHIRE
... The farm-house, which5s situated in the parish of Rinderton, is about two and a half miles from Middlewich, and three from Sandbach- Mrs Cooke was up late on Satur- day night ironing somelinen, and she left the clthes- horse full of clothes beforesa blazing ...
DISGRACEFUL TREATMENT OF A PASSENGER BY THE CREWE HOSPITAL OFFICIALS
... destination. Her name is Miss Hildridge. It may b« worth noting that a servant from Crewe, named Elizabeth Cooke, at the Sandbach Bowling Green, attended the young woman, and expended money. Could not something be done for her ? The conduct of the Hospital ...
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... dau « hter _of the late Thomas Lawrie _, 'Eaq ., _land-Taluator ; Edinburgh ; On the 28 th nlfc , ; by the Rev . _dabert Sandbach ; _Alexander FIemiDg _. _Esq _., Af . D . ( of Temple _RowBfraunghani _. . Felloir ot-the _. Itoyal _College , of _PhyaIciaBB ...
DESTRIJCTION BY FIRE OF LORD CREWE'S HALL, CHESHIRE
... Betley Hall, now of London, were on a visit at the time. Towards from four till eight in the morning engines from Nantwich, Sandbach, and Chester arrived. The entire hall, except a very small part, destroyed by twelve noon on Wednesday. The fire originated ...
Marriage, or Death, can be iy the name and address of the sender. BIRTHS Glass, At Heriot Mount, Edinburgh, on
... inst, by the Rer Catworth. Hantingdonehire, uncle of the bride, Robert John Simpson, Esq, of Westmoreland, Castle Grove, Sandbach, Cheshire. Of the late William Latham, Esq (No cards.) Z of medicine Ler Sor] the 9th int, So sae ed 61. Friends will please ...
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF LORD CREWE'S HALL, CHMHIRE
... I3etley Hall, now of London, were on a visit at the time. Towards from four till eight in the morning eagines from aatwich, Sandbach, and Chester arrived. The satire s hall, except • very mall part, destcoyed by twelve noon on Wedesesday. The fire originated ...