ANDREW JOHNSTONE, Land Agent, Sandbach is prepared to LEND 18,750 in sums to snit Burrowers from 4 per cent
... ANDREW JOHNSTONE, Land Agent, Sandbach is prepared to LEND 18,750 in sums to snit Burrowers from 4 per cent. ...
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LAW. WANTED COPYING AND ENGROSSING CLERK—AppIy, stating Age, References, and Salary required, to Messrs. Rsmsa ..
... COPYING AND ENGROSSING CLERK—AppIy, stating Age, References, and Salary required, to Messrs. Rsmsa & GASISIDR, Solicitors, Sandbach. CHESHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, NOTICE. THE ANNUAL SHOW of CHEESE. STOCK, HORSES, SHEEP, PIGS, IMPLEMENTS, &c., will take ...
MARRIAGES,
... Plant, Vicar, brother of the bride, Ezra llarthan, Req., of Wheelock. near Sandbach, to Emily. onlsurviving daughter of the late John Plant, Req., of Elworth 11 11. Sandbach. ...
COUNTY PETTY SESSION
... importance. Three affiliation summonses, two for beingd7 o :l: 4 and one for allowing cattle to stray, were of. SANDBACH.*At the Sandbach Police Court, on Thursday, before R. Wilbraham, Esq., William Summers, of Canterbury, and Joseph Matthews, two tramps ...
PALUP.R AND PARKINSON V. BEECH
... PARKINSON V. BEECH The plaintiffs' ore llrtnees of the estate and effects of Samuel Uartet, tit aper, Sandbach, who sued James Beech, painter, Sandbach, for £1 Bs. 6d. The defendant disputed the debt, and Carter appeared to prove it. Judgment for the plaintiffs ...
r I VEBLOOKER WANTED, for Winding and Cleaning Room. Liberal wages will be given to a man of experience and
... Winding and Cleaning Room. Liberal wages will be given to a man of experience and good character. —Apply to Mr Wheelock Mill, Sandbach. ...
CORRESPONDENCE
... had not one Native less. After all there i s some consolation for us and our children : matters might have been worse. Poor Sandbach ! You have many sins to answer for. You have spoiled in your time many pretty little games. But worst of all don't introduce ...
CONGLETON AND MACCLESFIELD idERuURY,—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1871
... rurti SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1871 Sandbach, between the pupils of the Congleton and Sandbach Grammar Schools, resulting in an easy victory for the former by four goals to none . We are informed that the Sandbach players have declined to play the return ...
DR® BOROUGH POLICE
... Worthington's evidence, struck him a blow in the eye without any provocation. The defendant was fined fts. and costs. SANDBACH.-At Sandbach PolioeiCourt, on Thursday, the 26th ult., Christopher Worthington, solicitor's clerk, Congleton, surrendered to his ...
Loral & Gristral LW!figure
... from a cart load of hay, on the high road, near Sandbach. The particulars will be gathered ' from the f; Mowing evidence adduced at the innuest, which was held by Mr. Dunstan, at the Wheat She.tf, Sandbach, on Friday :—William Dobell, of Bradwali, said: ...
CONGLETON AND MACCLESFIELDMERCURY—SATURDAY, Atiavo 2770, 1870
... Hastling, and John Cross, of Sandbach, were charged by P.C. Davies with sleeping in an outbuilding belonging to Mr. Bennion, of the Dingle Farm, Sandbach, on the 18th August instant. Fox's defence was that he had come to Sandbach to see the funeral of a friend ...
Loral & Guard lultiligturt
... and Mr. Joseph Steele in the evening. A collection was made at both services on behalf of the Prize Fund. SANDBACH POLICIt COURT. -At the Sandbach Police Court on Thursday week, before F. H. R. Wilbraham, Esq., Samuel Rowley, a tramping rag-gatherer, aged ...