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... Crewe Guardian states that on Wednesday night a horrible murder was perpetrated at fir q uiet v:llage of Bechton, near :Sandbach. Mr. J. Beech, a retired farmer, had for some time been residing with his daughter and eon-in-law, Mr. Edward Wilson, at ...
... Shakespere, aged 28, horsebreaker, was charged with stealing a saddle, the property of William Moseley, farmer. at Bmdwell, Sandbach, on the 10th of May. Mr. Marshall prosecuted, and Mr. Swetenham defended the prisoner. The prisoner was employed by the ...
... The Foreman: Was there a separation, talked of at that time between you? Witness: No. William Richard Davies, surgeon, of Sandbach, having recapitulated his evidence, The Coroner proceeded to comment upon the circumstancss surrounding the mysterious affair ...
... SANDBACII. On Wednesday evening a quarrel teok plaee between two leggers: engaged at Lawton limckilns. in the environs of Sandbach. At the height of the disagreement Thomas Newton, one of the two, stabbed his mate in the right side with a long rusty sword ...
... Policed., Several .witnesses having given evidence precisely similar to that adduced at the magisterial examination before the Sandbach bench of magistrates. Joseph Astbury, a fresh witness, was called. He stated that some time since he gave Mr. and Mrs. Wilson ...
... _ 1 The a3jeurced inquest on the body of James Beech 14 years of ago who was , murdered in his house at . .Beeehton, near Sandbach, on Wednesday evening, the .3rd ult., was resurned'- artho Ne‘; Inn, Beechton, on Wednesday. The man named Cenliffe, who ...
... market gardener, living at Red Lane, Elton, near Turkish beggar women, some of whom wear rags and Sandbaeh, was charged at the Sandbach Police-court, shreds of yasmaks, but who are often altogether un- on Saturday, with having caused the death, by kickveiled; ...
... be substituted. knowledge must have been possessed by a man who week obtained a draft a Loudon fora at / Parr's Bunk, at Sandbach. Tim whole of the writing wee cleverly obliterated, and the draft converted into , one for £2OO. was cashed at the Commercial ...