... Rainford; Mr. Lyster, of Sandiield Park;' Dr. Cameron, medical attendant on the deceased; Mr. B. Banner, of Roby; Rev. Gilbert Sandbach'; Dr. Macnaught; Dr. Bicker- ton; Mr.H. Crosfieid,ofOadkdands Aigburth. Ahnongpl the general comnpany, in addition to those ...

... year De .e- without pecuniary remuneration. (Applause.) Ce. he The council deeply regretted that the scheme of pC1 %a the Sandbach Grammar School had not been more to *id largely taken advantage of in promoting the educa- ha ag tion of their future 'armers ...

... government; (8) to obtain a fair apportionment of local burdens between landlord and tenant.-Mr. G. W. LATHir. of Bradwoll Hall, Sandbach, moved the first resolution, which was as follows: That in the opinion of this meeting the attainment of the objects put ...

... T. Prry Jones-Parry; J. OfT Barnes, Brcoikslde; W. Low, Roseneath; George Rae, Birken- head; Edward Evans, Bronwvyifa; T. Sandbach; P. H. Chambres, Llvsmelrchlon; B. F. Birch; Go. Dumville ,eeS; J. Sparrow, Gwersyllt Hill; Oliver Burton, Gw~euynog; P. ...

... eight ?? eZ4 pneumonia-namely one at ifor, a' at Hutton (Chester), and tov.-t r,^ N ' were three nores of fain-arid-r . near Sandbach, and the disa-' stated) had been introduced by L no sheep scab in the county. - TRIALS OF ?? Allen Albert. alias Hall-.- ...

... that destructive in. undations have taken place in Carinthia. It is stated that Mr. George W. Iatham, of llradwell Hall, Sandbach, will be the Liberal candidate for Mid-Cheshire, and .Mlr. P. Piers Egerton Warburton, Df Arley, the Conservative candidate ...

... for the formation of an association for Ormekirk and district. ASsocia- tions were reported to have been formed recently at Sandbach and Congleton (conjointly) and Whitebaven. Mr. J. ALCOCK (Bolton) moved the following resolu- tion:- That this meeting urges ...

... districts in this da % tsion of the county. These included repre- tatives from Aitrincham, Sale, Northwich, h tecorn, Cengleton, Sandbach, Lymm, Middle- It vwicb, &-c. Amoa-gst the gentlemen present e tlheie were the Hen. Lyulph Stanley; Mr. W. 3 Armitage, J ...

... Clementoon, Dakinfield: D. Adamson, Didebury; W. Et 4aGtortff 3 W, N. IHeald. DidWiry; C. Reynolds, Frodbh'; and John Bradshaw, Sandbach. APPEA11 MACUERSTXR COIPORATI0N V. JUSTCc 0? AOL- TRuicircA.-This was an appeal by the Manchester Cor- poration against an ...

... Northwich: Charles Wor- boys. Overton and Wrexham: Joseph Nettleton; Iumcorn: J. Renard. -Frodsham: W. Hampton. Winsford -and Sandbach: J. Jenkins and J. IV. Thomas. S. Macfarlane, district convener. The assembly 'is to be held next year at Bristol. PiscmurTiows ...

... something like what it was when the eorrbys, the Lawrenccs, the Aikins, the Shanids, the Earles, the Holmes, the . olts, the Sandbaches, and the Croppers, graced the council chamber with their prosence. We congratulate the burgesses of Worth Toxbeth ward in ...

... re-eleotion. the Is The following were elected on the commlttee*- at one Diocese of St. Asaph: Sir W. W. Wynn, Mr. was at Sandbach, Revs. D. B. Thomas, David Lewis, and a yeaw Wat} InWilliams. Bangor: Colonel Willlams,Lord unable rarbyn, Revs. John Psyce ...