... SANDBACH. Maoistbbialu— At tts Petty Burions, on Monday, before OdSOd J. H. Dnkin ud Cagtrin J. St. 5! Toan, Jsans Wood, silk thrower, A Wheelock, wss fined Bs, snd 9s. 6d. cute, charged with bring drusk sod riotous rt rfeodteoh on tte 86th ult. John ...

... SANDBACH. THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT The Coroner for Mid-Cheshire (Mr. Dunstan) resumed, on Saturday, in tbe Commercial Hotel, Bandbach, the inquest concerning the deaths of Joseph Birley' and Samuel Hamerton, who were killed by the railway accident near ...

... SANDBACH. Sleeping in OrrnciLDiNO.?At the Board Room. A-clid* the L>lh instant, before G. W. Latham, Esq., Samui-i Carter and Benjamin Clough were each committed for 21 days? hard labour, charged C. Eastwood with sleeping in outbuilding the previous night ...

... at Wheelock, on the 5th of August. William Faulkner, of Bradwall, was fined 2s. 6d. and costs, for riding in his cart at Sandbach on the 14th ult. without reins. Joseph Snelson, of Church Hulme, was fined 10s. ind costs, for furiously driving his horse ...

... SANDBACH. Action ao ainst thb London and Nobth-Wbstebn Railway Company and the Cheshire Amalga- mated Salt Wobes Company.'— At the Leeds assizes, on Saturday, before Mr. Justice Mellor, an action was tried under Lord Campbell's Act, for negligence, where- ...

... SANDBACH. Pbttt fsßßexoaa.— Before hV Wuoraham, Q. W. Latham, P. H. B. Wilbraham, aad J. W Mania, Esqrs. — John Sherratt, James Capper, end Ralph Ban- man, of Bocth-tane, were each flned Ss. snd Bs. flit mete for being drank and disorderly sad laf using ...

... Horton and John Brown, of Sandbach, were exch fined 15s. and costs for being found at Mooresbarrow with three partridge eggs in their Bate, of Audley, was fined and costs i or being drunk and using threats to P.C. Cumings, at Sandbach.—Thomas Bailey and Frank ...

... SANDBACH. Maqisteeial Businbss.- At Bradwall HaU, on the fith instant, before G. W. Latham- Esq, George Hines, a besom-maker, who stated that he came from Tam- worth, and Catherine Batter, who nailed from Whit- church, were each committed to take their ...

... a ' ■» SANDBACH. Slbepibo nr an o_tb_ildibo.— At tho Board Boom, Arclid, on the 18th instant, before J. W. Latham, Esq., Samuel Carter and Benjamin Clough were each committed for 81 days' bard labour, charged by P.C. Eastwood wtth sleeping in an outbuilding ...

... the George Inn, in Sandbach, on THURSDAY, the 28th day of January next, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of auditing the scominte and for the general purposes of the Trust. A. H. THOMPSON, Clerk to the Trustees. Sandbach, 28th Deo., 1870 ...

... close, piece, or parcel of BUILDING LAND known as the New Field, situate at Sandbach, in the • aid county of Chester, and having a frontage to the Wigh. road leading from Sandbach to Congleton, and al oto Maltkiln-lane, and being only a few minutes' wa'k ...

... close, piece, or parcel of BUILDING LAND known as the New Field, situate at Sandbach, in the said county of Chester, and having a frontage to the high- road leading from Sandbach to Congleton, and also to Maltkiln•lane, and being only a few minute s' walk ...