... 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, ...

... Croupier—and after an excellent dinner, spent a happy even- ing, enlivened by toast and song, in which latter departinent ntain Sandbach, of Scapa, shone out brilliantly. Forbes Mackenzie at last showed his Paul Pry looking face at the door, when the company ...

... ed with a most excellent dinner by Mr, Kemp, and the evening was spent with the greatest harmony and good feeling. Capt. Sandbach of Scapa occupied the chair. The Orphir society has made several important steps this year in advance of last ; one is the ...

... Hamburg, goods. Cleared out-9 : Dispatch, Petrel, Shields, Lew Chew, Sinclair, Melbourne, goods. LivErPOOL, July 6.-Arrived: Sandbach, M'Kenzie, from Demnerara; Clara Motse, Merrill, fromu New Orleans; Alexander, Strang, from Mobile; Annie Laura, Morris, ...

... licensed victualler, Netley; T. Churcher,, publican, North Stoneham; J. Cannings, gardener, Dot. ley; A. Wilding, farmer, Sandbach; D. C. B rowne music publisher, Liverpool; S. Wall, provision dealer ' Stockholm; W. Gray, farmer, Frostenden, Suffolk; ...

... Netley. licensed victualler. Thomas Churcher, North Stoneham, pubbcan. James Cannings, Durloy, gardener. Richard Wilding. Sandbach, farmer. , Daniel C. Brown, Liverpool, music publisher. Stephen Well, Stockholm, provision dealer. Grey, Froetenden, Snfiolk ...

... and the Misses Robertson ; Mr Benjamin Hewison, Mrs Hewi- son, (from London,) and Miss Anderson ; Cap- tain Sandbach, Scapay aud Mrs Sandbach, &c. The officers and a large number of the corps appeared in uniform. When Lieutenant Bain, who has from severe ...