... SANDBACH Petty Sessions. — At the sessions on Monday, before F. H. B. Wilbraham, J. W. Makin, and J. Bradshaw, Esqrs., Ralph Seddon, salt proprietor, Middlewiob, was ordered to drain three cottages iv Brook-lane which had been erected by him, tad to build ...

... ordered to find sureties to keep the peace for six months. — Drunk : Samuel Gibson, of Sandbach, was fined 20s. and costs for being drunk and disorderly at Sandbach, on the 29th ult. — Highway Offence : John Holford, of Wanningham, was fined ss. and costs ...

... SANDBACH. Police Cottbt.— At Sandbaoh, on Monday, before G. W. Latham, Esq., Robert Birchall, of Sandbach, was remanded until the petty sessions on the 11th proximo, charged with stealing a quantity of hay, at->Sa^dbach, on the 19th inst., the property ...

... ' SANDBACH. The Hundred of Northwich. — A special meet- ing of the Commissioners of Taxe3 for this Hundred was held at the Public Building, in Sandbach, on Monday last, for the purpose of appointing a Clerk to the Commission, which office had become vacant ...

... SANDBACH. Sandbach School Athletic Sports. — These sports was held in the School Grounds last week, and attracted a large number of visitors. There were plenty of competitors for each event, and plenty of spirit shown by the boys. Some of the jumping ...

... SANDBACH. Thb Townspeople akd thb Theatre.— Some dis- appointment was caused by the Local Board re- fusing to grant Mr. Snaps permission to erect his theatre en the common, more especially ss he had already brought his oompany into the town, fully expecting ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions.— At the Sandbach Police Court on Saturday, before J. W. Makin, Esq., George Taylor, of No. 9, Market Terrace, Crewe, was committed for trial at the essuing quarter sessions charged with fraudulently obtaining money from Mr. Edwin ...

... SANDBACH. At Sandbach Police Court, on Friday, the 31st ult. (before G. W. Latham, Esq.), Luke Weir, the owner of a shooting gallery, was fined 55., and costs 7s. for allowing his horse to graze on the highway at Alsager the night previous, and obstructing ...

... Hancock, and John Bowyer, of Sandbach, labourers, were each fined 10s. and 9s. 6d. costs for being found in pursuit of game belonging to Mr. G. W. Latham, at Bradwall, on Sunday, the 4th inst. ; Frederick Neild, beerseller, of Sandbach, was fined 40s. and costs ...

... SANDBACH. Licensing Session s. — A t Sandbacb Petty Sessions, on Monday, before F. H. B. Wilbraham, J. W. Makin, W. B. Court, and J. A. Howard, Esqrs., the jury lists for Northwich Hundred were examined and passed. This being tbe annual brewster sessions ...

... SANDBACH. THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT The Coroner for Mid-Cheshire (Mr. Dunstan) resumed, on Saturday, in tbe Commercial Hotel, Bandbach, the inquest concerning the deaths of Joseph Birley' and Samuel Hamerton, who were killed by the railway accident near ...

... SANDBACH. Shocking Discoveby.— On Friday morning, the 4th inst., a man named William Maddock, gardener for Mr. R. Shaw, Sandbach, found a gentleman hanging by his cotton garters to some iron hurdles which were round one of the haystacks in Mr. Shaw's ...