... SANDBACH. Sleeping in OrrnciLDiNO.?At the Board Room. A-clid* the L>lh instant, before G. W. Latham, Esq., Samui-i Carter and Benjamin Clough were each committed for 21 days? hard labour, charged C. Eastwood with sleeping in outbuilding the previous night ...

... SANDBACH. The annual vestry meeting was held in the Town Hall Easter Monday. The Rev. J. R. Armitstead, the vicar, was in the chair, and about ratepayers attended. The first business was to elect four additional trustees of Bonghey’s Charity, in accordance ...

... at Wheelock, on the 5th of August. William Faulkner, of Bradwall, was fined 2s. 6d. and costs, for riding in his cart at Sandbach on the 14th ult. without reins. Joseph Snelson, of Church Hulme, was fined 10s. ind costs, for furiously driving his horse ...

... SANDBACH. Temperance Meetine at Woe ee ck Heata.—On Monday last ap open air me: ing was held iw with the Federal Lodge 1.0.G.1T., Mr. of Wintaley, who presided, and after « few remarks called upon Mr. Mann, of Crewe, who have a short but exerlicnt address ...

... Horton and John Brown, of Sandbach, were exch fined 15s. and costs for being found at Mooresbarrow with three partridge eggs in their Bate, of Audley, was fined and costs i or being drunk and using threats to P.C. Cumings, at Sandbach.—Thomas Bailey and Frank ...

... SANDBACH. Cassrar.—Cuts a. isinsasca.—This abash was Omni Bata:day tut. The tallowing is the soots: cacws. W. Warburton e Binh T. b H. N. Logan II J. Th b H. Latham II W. 1 b w. b IL N. Labs= ll H. N. b H. N. $ J. . lb w. b 11. N. Latham b it. U Lida's' ...

... SANDBACH. ASSAULT AND AT Cutarn Lawroa.—At the fisindbach Police Court oa Saturday. before F. H. B. Wilbraham, L.q., George Sumner London, of Batt Lane, Staffordshire, boatman, was committed to take trial et the ensuing sessions, charged with unlawfully ...

... AT SANDBACH TO THE EDITOR OP THE CHESTER CHRONICLE, Sir,— From the remarks made Mr. Dutton in his speech the annual dinner on Thursday last, as reported in your last impression, the public might be led to infer that Lord Crewe, to whom the first prize ...

... nuisance of the Sandbach Local Board, disinfected. The ebild died two days after its removal, and the father and mother and twootberchildren, whom it wes i intem to heey broke out of the Workbouse. Oo Friday hast, Joseph Duckworth, of Sandbach, labourer, who ...

... SANDBACH. PETTY MONlllT.—ac4ore B. Beale* aad W. Casson. Fostr..--.lohn Flasher, a who stated he came from St. Ilelesis, was committed to take his trial at the adjourned at on a chants • idealiag a couple of fowl.. 41 Chore\ Lawton, on the 9th property ...

... TH SANDBACH MURDER. On Saturday, James Buckley, on remand, and Backley, his wife, were up before Mr. J. St. John Yates, at Sandbach, the with the wilfal murder of James Green, the other with being ice officer, of Bradwall, of Hanley, rrister, instructed ...

... MANSLAUGH BANDBACH At the Sandbach police court, om Saturday, before J. W. Latham, John Higgins, of Elton, was charged last, at Elton, did that he on the 24th day of A Maddock. The aplawfally kill and slay one isoner and the deceased have for several ...