... advantages of thin purchase of Sandbach. A dividend of 100 per cent per annum in perpetuity is a good start, but there is more to follow. By the investment of 221,a00 the Rev. Mr. Armistead net only became owner of Sandbach, but he also became ex /Nei. ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 13th inst.. at the Perish Church. . Sandbach, by tie Rev. Georg, Heron, M.A., Percy John Hibbert, Esq . barrister at.law. only maxi J. T. Hibbert, aft Wrmston Grange, and Hampstead, Lancaahire., EN., M.P., to Emily Anuses Diana., younger ...

... named Maddock• and her child w, re travelling on Wednesday from Oldham to Whitchurch, and when between Holmes Chapel and Sandbach she stood up, leaning against the s' le of the carriage, playing with bee infant. when, to the consternation of the other ...

... held on the body, and a verdict of Justiliable homicide returned. CHARGE OF LIBEL AGAINST A CRIII3HIRE NEWSPAPER. At the Sandbach petty sessions, on Mon lay, James W. Swain and Alfred nearby, publishers of the Alderlcy and Wilnutow Adr.rtiacr arid Kantafard ...

... after which s portion of Scripture was read by the Rev. E. H. Simpson, and prayer offered by the Rev. Alfred Lockyer, of Sandbach. During the stay in the chapel a very impressive address was delivered by this gentleman, and Mr. James Rose read a document ...

... MEETING AT SANDBACH• MR. LATHAM ON_ ANGELS AND DEVILS. On Saturday the Liberals of Crewe and Sandbach, to the number of between 2,000 and 3,000, held a united demonstration in the nature of an excursion and picnic at Bradwall Hall, near Sandbach, the residence ...

... adjourned until fburaday. Amongat the other fpreations decided wa. the play) of meeting next year. Newport (South Waits) and Sandbach were proposed, and a resolution is favour of the former adopteld, by a majority of 6:: to 42.- The emblem committee °fleeted ...

... Chairman's remarks. STABBING AFFRAY AT SANGBACH. - Saturday, a serious Affray amongst • number of Irishmen occurred near Sandbach. A number of harvestmen were turned out of • publichouse, and a row freely commenced, when • man named Patrick Mulligan drew ...

... accountant, Stockport. Herbert Lees, gentleman, Fulshaw. John Maddock, jour., manufacturer, Aluager. T. H. Marriott, gentleman, Sandbach. Ockleatoo, merchant, Lostock Gralam. Mr. James Townell, gentleman, Newton. Mr. Henry Stubbs, gentleman, 011erton. Mr. Frank ...

... Hyde Petty Sessions, on Monday, to show cease why an order should not be made upon him for the maintenance of his son in Sandbach Reformatory.— The defendant paid be was not in constant employment, and was only labouring. and wes working sick at the ...

... destroyed. George Taylor, the man who was arrested by the Sandbech police on the charge of fraudulently obtaining monies from Sandbach tradesmen, on the plea that he would publish their names in capital letters in &Cheshire Directory, published by F. and J ...

... W. E. Oarfotth, Dokintield ; Mr. William N. Heald, Didsbury ; Mr. Charles Reynolds, Frodshant ; and sir. John Bradshaw, Sandbach. THE COCNTT BI'SINESX. Nearly a hundred justices assembled in the I magistrates' room for the transaction of the county business ...