... furiously when his cart ran over the deceased. John Higgins, a market gardener, living at Red Lane, Elton, near Sandbach, was charged at the Sandbach Police Court, on Saturday, with having caused the death, by kicking, of his paramour, Elizabeth Maddock, the ...

... CONSERVATISM IN MID. CHESEIR.X {I | On Sa4-tu y oevening, a large company assembled e fnt the heatsheaf Inn, Sandbach, to inaugurate nthe Constitutional Association of that town, and g to commemorate the Conservative viotory recently achieved. Mr.. Randlo ...

... secretary, of the National Agricultarall Labourers' Union; Mr. Edward' Jenkins, M.P., Mr. J. o C. Cox, Bcper; Mr. G; W. Lathani, Sandbach; Mr. d George Bal1 Mr. William Hayward, Mr. J. Crick, Mr. f E, unesel, Mr. Charles' Warreun, and other fsn b labourers; Mr ...

... tested by examination, was relatively most satisfactory. - ABANDONMENT OF TEE SANDBACH AND WINSFOBD JUNCTION RAILWAY.-A special meeting of the proprietors of the Sandbach and Winsford Junc- tion Railway was held yesterday in the Boardroom of the Manchester ...

... nAJAWAY COLLISION AT SANDBAcH. -On Tuesday morning, a serious collision occurred between the London mail, due at London Rload station at three anm., and a goods train. The goods train left Crewe in advance of the mall, and when near Sandbach, owing, It Is stated ...

... -We cannot say the same for 1 the area over which the tithes were col- leeted. That area included not only the parish of Sandbach but eight other i parishes, which ti the present moment en oy the peculiar privilege of paying tithes , to a reverend gentleman ...

... rule shall be carried out as though no fine had been inflicted.-Mr. SHAW (Potteries) seconded the motion, and said that Sandbach had opened three lodges in the Potteries district.-Mr. WITTS (Newport) said that lodges he knew of admitted members over ...

... Liverpool. a We may mention that the above list includes the ' r, names of candidates from Southport, Wigan, J e Wleaverhan, and Sandbach (Cheshire), the Liver- t e pool centre covering a large area. b : ?? r ...

... the subscriptions already ?? Torr, Esq., DIP., chairman, £2 2s.; Dean of Chester, £1 Is.; Rev. George Butler, £2 2N.; S. Sandbach Parker, Esq., £2 2s.; James Aikin, Esq., £2 2s.; J. 1H Macrae, Esq., £2 2s.; J. Vase, Esq., M.D., £2 2s .; J. P. Heywood ...

... subject was adjourned until ?? the other qaestions decided was the place of meeting next year. Newport (South Wales), and Sandbach were proposed, and a resolution in favour of the former was adopted by a majority of 63 to 42. The Emblem committee objected ...

... ingetting &h'( , diocese. (Applause.) I try to finedzhe a and leave the rest to the Great SW M Church. (Applause.) q! t Mr. Sandbach.-I beg lea; e to r; the laymen of the diec-Ce, to ?? decidedly against the remarks of ir. . (Applause.) Mr. Scott Bankes ...

... not only watched Over the accounts with care, but bad taken a'deep interest In the institution in every way. The Rev. G. SANDBACH seconded the motion, and the report and statement of accounts were then adojted The thanhs of the meeting werepasgedtoth ...