... at Manehe.ter, who was making his way to shrew-bury races, was very ill in a third-class carriage. On the train getting to Sandbach, a few miles off Crewe, he was seen re,.ding a newspaper, and apparently in good health, but trout there to Crewe he seemed ...

... being admitted to bail. The Police Superintendent for Hyde.—We understand that Inspector John Lawton, at present stationed at Sandbach, has been appointed Superintendent of Police for the Hyde division. Mr. Lawton was for some years a constable in the Ashton ...

... contagious disorder made its appearance amongst black cattle 1842 Manchester and Birmingham Railway opened from Stockport to Sandbach 1842 Daniel Ashbrook removed to Reddish from Gorton Brook with 22 excellent cows, which afterwards died from a new disease ...

... Keeping a Youth at a Reformatory.—The Chief Constable said some time ago the son of William Bennett was sent to a reformatory Sandbach. was ordered to pay a sum per week towards his maintenance, but he was now Ifis. in arrears. He had, therefore, to apply ...

... facts are gleaned : During the quarter 23 new lodges have been added the former number—l at Wigan, Bristol 5, Blaenavon 2, Sandbach 1, Leeds 1, Blackburn 1, Dumbarton 1, Glasgow 1, Port Glasgow 1, Hull 2, N. London 1, Talk-o’th’ Hill 1, CUfton 1, Liver- ...

... Dukinfleld, No 430. The Lodge Sincerity, Northwich, No. 428. The Cestrian Lodge, Chester, No. 425. The Samaritan Lodge, Sandbach, No. 368. The Lodge of Industry, Hyde, No. 361. The Lodge of Benevolence. Marple, No. 336. The Moira Lodge, Stalybridge, ...