... SANDBACH. Maqisteeial Businbss.- At Bradwall HaU, on the fith instant, before G. W. Latham- Esq, George Hines, a besom-maker, who stated that he came from Tam- worth, and Catherine Batter, who nailed from Whit- church, were each committed to take their ...

... SANDBACH Mr. G. W. Latham on Disestablishment. — Mr. Gordon, one of the agents of the Liberation Society, addressed a large number of parishioners at Sandbach on Friday evening week, Mr. G. W. Latham presiding. — The Chairman, after condemning the unholy ...

... adjourned until the next petty sessions.— Frank Peir- point, of Sandbach, hawker, Was fined 10s. and costs for being drunk on the licensed premises of James Holland, ef the Durham Heifer, Sandbach, on the Bth inst., and James Holland was fined 20s. and costs ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions. — At the petty sessions on Monday, before G. W. Latham and F. H. R. Wilbrabam, Esqrs., Samuel Hancock, of Alsager, was committed to take his trial at the next Chester assises charged with keeping under his care Eli Edwards, a ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions— At the Sandbach Petty Sessions, on Monday, before F. H. R. Wilbraham and E Moss, Esqrs., William Swain, of the Swan and Chequers, Sandbach, was fined 10s. and costs for filling Thomas Johnson, a drover, a glass of ale when i ...

... SANDBACH. Maoisteeial.— At Sandbach Police Court on Alon- day last (before G. W. Latham and P. H. R. Wilbraham, Jisqrs.), Emma Neild,a widow woman residing at Hanley was committed to Knutsford gaol for two months, charged with obtaining charitable co ...

... SANDBACH. Tea Pabty at Wheelock.— Tbe annual festival gathering in aid of the parochial schools took plaoe here on August 26th. A bountiful repast was followed by a concert, whioh was patronised by a large and enthusiastic audience. The richly varied ...

... SANDBACH. Police Pbomotioh.— P.C. Blair, of Bandbach, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant by Captain Arrowsmith, the ohief constable, and removed to Astbury, where he will have charge of the Congleton section. A LBAGEB.— Thomas Holland, of Alsager ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions. — On Monday, the 7th instant, before B. Wilbraham, Joseph St. John Yates, J. H. DesJcin, and' J. M. Toler, Esqrs., John and Richard Butters were each ordered to pay Is. 9d. per week towards the support of their father Abraham ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions. — At the Petty Sessions, on Monday, before G. W. Latham and F. H. R. Wilbraham, Esqs., Henry Yates, ofthe Rose and Crown, Arclid, was fined _os. and costs, for selling a pint of gin to Superinten- dent Rowbotton, on the 22nd ...

... SANDBACH. , Child Stealing.— On Friday week, the neighbour- hood of Sandbaeh was thrown into a state of ahum by a report being circulated that a young woman had stolen a twin child, 15 months old, from tbe house of Mr. Jaa. Roberts, of Well-street, Sandbaeh ...

... SANDBACH; Maoistebiai,.— On Monday, before J. W. Makin, Esq., Henry Birch and Robert Roberts, two forgemen from Wheelock, were each fined 2s. 6d. damage, 2s. 64. hue and 7s. 6d. costs, for stealing apples at Arclid, oa Sunday night, the property of Mr ...