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... SANDBACH Chuech School Treats.— Mr. J. Stringer, sf Sandbach, gave his annual treat to upwards of 80* day and Sunday school scholars belonging to tbe National Schools at. Sandbach, where they were enter- tained to a plentiful supply of buns and tea, after ...
... SANDBACH. The Chbistmas Fair. — The annual fair was held at Sandbaeh last week. There was a good supply of cattle, sheep, and pigs, which fetched good prices. There was a large number of stalls, &c, for the young holiday seekers from the country, but ...
... trespassing in search of game on land at Sandbach, on the Ist inst. Dean was fined 405., and the other defendants were discharged.— Saml. Gibson was committed for 14 days for being drunk and riotous in Sandbach on the 12th inst.— Sarah Cash, of Brereton ...
... SANDBACH Police Court. — At Sandbach Police Court, on Wednesday, before Messrs. G. W. Latham and J. W. Makin, George Maxted, of Sandbach Heath, labourer, was charged with indecent behaviour to two little girls', at Sandbach.— The magistrates in very strong ...
... for three months for fighting at Church Hulme on the 23rd ult.— Samuel Gibson, of Sandbach, was fined 20s. and costs for being drunk and riotous at Sandbach on the 28th ult. — George Manley and Joseph Gill, of Newton, hawkers, were ordered to pay costs ...
... SANDBACH. Inquest.â Mr. W. R. J. Dunstan, coroner, held an inquest on Friday week, on the body of Robert Condliffe, of Odd Rode, aged two years, who was accidentally drowned in a pond of water at Sandbach, on the 20th inst. The deceased and his mother ...
... SANDBACH. Another Collision neab Huddebsfield.— On Wednesday morning, between five and six o'clock, an accident occurred at Crowtrees, between Marsden and Slaithwaite, on the London and North-Western Rail- way. A heavily-laden salt train, from Sandbach ...
... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions.— At the Petty Sessions. Sandbach, on Monday, before R. Wilbraham, J. St. G. Yates, F. H. R. Wilbraham, and W. Cassoo, Esqrs., John Dakin, of Brere ton, farmer, waa summoned for neglecting, to sup- port his four grandchildren ...
... SANDBACH. Good Templaet. — A new lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars was opened on Friday week, under Dr. Lees, in the Temperance Hall, Sandbach, by the Rev. F. Standfast, of Middlewich, who installed the officers. The lodge is called Faith ...
... SANDBACH. Sandbach Petty Sessions. —On Monday last, before R. Wilbraham and G. W. Latham, Esqrs., John Newall, of Cranage, was fined ss. and 10s. 6d'. costs for being asleep in his cart a Church Lawton, on the 25th ult.— Joseph Harrop, of Church Hulme ...
... SANDBACH. Aggravated Assault on a Wife.— At the Sandbach Police Court, on Tuesday, before G. W. Latham and J. Makin, Esqrs., Edwin Hancock, a forgeman, of Sandbach, was committed to the House of Correction for two months' hard labour, and to find sureties ...
... William Robinson, of Alsager. The lioense of the Durham Heifer, Sandbach, was transferred from Jane Small- wood to her husband, James Holland. John Thornton, beerseller, Military Arms, Sandbach, was fined sa. and 10s. 6d. cost for permitting drunkenness ...