... 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 ...

... end of the affray. Cross-examined by Mr. Cooke: He identified Goodier when he was taken to Mr. Stringer's timber yard at Sandbach and asked if he knew Goodier as one of the men. By the Bench: I-Ie heard many stones go past him, but was only hit by one ...

... deter- mined to enforce. MURDER OF A POLICEMAN IN CHESHIRE.-The body of a policeman named Green was found in the canal at Sandbach, Cheshire, yesterday, under circumstances which leave no room for doubt as to his having been maur. dered. He went on duty ...

... two of the crew of the Chacabuco and the crew of the Torch were rescued by the rtoatntug .'Gniding Star. On Saturday, at Sandbach, James Buck- 2Iey, a labourer, was charged with the murder of Police-constable James Green, whose body was found in the canal ...

... Lla~rwst. a hropilire Down Ra.-I, T. Borthwick; 2, H, H. Saludbateb, Abrergele. bo2barlitg 6irapshire Doawn arn.-1, H - R. Sandbac-h; T , . Borthwici~. rf Pen of three Shropshire Down Ewes which bhve L- reared lambs during the senson, and bred within the ...

... charge. BetWeen twelve and one o'cloek on 01 Thursday morning, a goods train - from w, CrewW to Meds was beinr shunted at, bI Sandbach, when the van and five waggons b got of the line.. Threa men were killed. 8 FOREIGON. . M{. Thiers on Thursday entertained ...

... Railway, near Pontypool. A fireman was scalded to death, and there was a great destruc- tion of rolling stock. Yesterday, at Sandbach, Tames Buckley, charged with the murder of James Green, a policeman, was committed for trial at the next Cheshire assizes ...

... givety; claret jug, by Air. 81impeon; book, by Mr. hb cNtewcombe; silver-gtlt goblet, by Urn. Stubbs; eard. to t stand, by Mr. Sandbach; majolica stand, by Miss W Rosa Tarbet; leksher chatelaine, by Mrs. Eldo wes; m D honey pot, by Mr. Fleming; japan box, by ...

... sitting of the Loyal and Ancient Order of ShieplhrIH at Asbton-under-Lyne, a vote was taken between Newpor; Moumouthiitire, and Sandbach, as to the place at which the next annual meeting shbould be held, and Newport was carried by 63 to 42. It was resolved to ...

... Institution. e3, Mount- a ef pleasant, Liverpool, Feb. 7, 1S79). , - ?? lgii - ~ E a. A shocking fatal-ty hapene d at the Sandbach ?? yesterday. George Staw was en- e gaged in shunting trIcks, w'en, On steping ' d between two fortahe purposeof uncouplingwhem ...

... Morris, B. L. Jones, J. Gl. Brown, A. T. Parker, A, P. rletoher, E. Moon, S. L. Gregson, and A. Higgin. son; the Revs. G. Sandbach and a. D. Winslow; Drs. Cameron. Woolaston, Carter, Hughes, &c. The Rev. GCIL3ERT SANDBAcir read the annual report, which ...

... Coroner Dunstan held an inquest at Has- liugton, near Crewe, yesterday, on the body of a forgeman, named James Builock, from Sandbach, who was shot during a poaching affray which took place early on Saturday morning, on the estate of Mr. G. Delves, Broughton ...