... SANDBACH LOCAL. BOARD. rtsni.hly ineetirt, of this held Mud., .ernuo. at the Itoor.l K me, h‘ndhoch. There nen prevent—lle. Sari Hews. Jenks. Beata, ltoooook. Ht4htch, WakeSo4.l. Kept (0 . . 0. Hording (ourvrio4), us Holmes (unman. The:Clerk the miemsn ...

... DETERMINED SUICIDE AT SANDBACH. A saicide of an unusual and determined character was committed at Wood-lane, near Sandbach, on Thursday. A man named Potts, aged 67 zu, a platelayer, residing at Holmes l{h-pol. has some months past been noticed to be ...

... SANDBACH. NARROW ESCAPE. Sunday evening last, on of the most violent storms ever remembered passed over this district. About seven o’clock some flashes of sheet lightning were observed in a southerly direction. Gradually these flashes became more vivid ...

... lEF.TINO AT SANDBACH. A nt•eting of thi• C and was held el the Petals 1.. .tituLon, gmelb.eh. on Tows I .y. P.eseet—lteadle tlhr,hant, he :airman); ttwhanl Mate, Fart. W. IL Coed, Eaq : ble.ers. J. L. Whittaker, J. Taylor, J. Wheats, G. Eden G. Beech ...

... farm requisites. Lunch at Eleven o'clock; Rale to commence at Twelve o'etoek. Auction Office. Sandbach. On Tuealav, March Second. FOWBLEY FARM. NEAR SANDBACH. SALE of Dairy Sunk. Heilera, Calves, Halls, Horses. Colts. Stack of Prims Meadow Hay. Implements ...

... SANDBACH RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. ANNUAL PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. On Saturday last the annual distnbntiou of pntee which have been shot (or this corps daring the past summer, took plaie. Iu tbe afternoon the corps met the Armoury, and headed by their excellent ...

... WU lUTOII AT SANDBACH. • match between representative. of the 56th Lamm. Alm (Salford) and the 16th Cheehin. (Sandbed.) Volunteer Oorp% took place on the range of the Seedbed. Nem, on Satarday last. Tne wmtber was rather windy hat not. Ithstanding were' ...

... SANDBACH PETTY SESSIONS, Before Mesars. G. W. Latham and W. F. Wilbraham, ‘harged with Arunk :l %- . o the e o on iuto the inn, -fl.-u-- of PC. bands, threw it oo the floor, asked him iho bave sonething to drink. §bortly afterwards he Mmd.-h-:.- be was ...

... SANDBACH LOCAL BOARD. Board waa bol l the Vab'u •u Friday, the 28ih Anguat •aai' p*** Stringer (toair). Hoar,. *. Lm, Ni.cn Bygolt lUr. J. R. oeok, Burnet., Shaw, and daks. • The Surrey.>r‘. report waa read. It wna that Mr. Sutton, the owr.or perty ...

... SANDBACH PETTY SESSIONS. Mosw- W. J. (cbMr«.T>), and O. F. Wilbrafcam. w . | Di. Povcmso.-AlbertSandawoo *»• ch*rj*a | . 1, Mr. Ho'.ljogabMd haard «tio 05, »• * ilAtil br**k tba pick • f. mid run off W«r»r I* l:i« falbars bui-« with Oa goitre Iha not ...

... SANDBACH PETTY SESSIONS. - Wows. O. W. - LT; (Cbairmant, Y. H. It. Wandaban, and I. W. Walon. Lanny Ana it Dail.. W. UM ode.* Mr. Saud, I ..drat. IC:a.m. td Rama. Worded by Mr. J. BAlley,•1 Law OW. IL• aloes Sat. et,•..goortuot adopts. WAY It mote ...

... BAZAAR AT SANDBA.CH. G. W. LATHAM ON THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND THE GOVERNMENV.; On Tuesday morning last a bazaar in connectioswith the Hope-street Independent Chapel was opened at thsLiterary and Scientific Institution, Sandbach. The object e the bazaar ...