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... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... ONLY GOOD SAUCE Prepared only 8. GILBERT, SANDBACH And a W. v»h deanl*. Meaw* lYoaae and Blarkwrll Meawn. Bargeaa and Anna, rand. L «den Me«r» Son, and Co., Mettc*. Balroca and , Llecrpool: Mr. WThoolly. Market etreet. Man-holer Mark. St. Ann'(»|uare ...
... Milling cach. ‘Wiiuan _finm Horr, © PHARWACEUTICAL CHEMDY, %, _oRoRGE SEREET SLTRINCRAM _AGENTS—in Knuteford, Mr. SILvESTSS ; Sandbach, Mr. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... indebted to the said Estate are requested to pay their amounts to us on or before the 30th instant. REMER & GARSIDE, Solicitors. Sandbach, 2nd January, 1871. ...
... furniture, scientific inatnunenU. Ac., on the aeaand day. * Fnday. July |Tw*«ty eighth. IMPORTANT SALK tho lirammnr School. Sandbach. on Friday. July SMkUffl. drawing, dining, and bedroom Fl’KNlTt KK, walnut; mahogany and other woods, feather beds, bedding ...
... midnight on Wednesday at the Sandbach station of the London &I North-Western Railway. The train consisted of 44 waggons and cattle trucks, nearly all laden, and was known as the midnight goods train from Crewe to Leeds. At Sandbach the train was shunted, as ...
... FORGET, Treasurer. • Rev. T. B. BANNER, Secretary. Mr. W. T. MANN, Auditors. Colonel MAWDSLEY, Rev. James North, Rev. G. Sandbach, Mr. R. R. Rathbone, Mr. Wm. Crosfield, jun., Mr. Edward Gibbon, Itev. J. H. Thom, Mr. William Langton, Mr. .J. Matthews ...
... ON•E TRIAL ONLY GOOD SAUCE. PRIPARID ONLY S. GILBERT, SANDBACH, AND SOLD HT Wows. Crosse & Blackwell, Soho-square, and Messrs. Barger Bons, Strand, London; Mesas. Evans., Son, I Co., and Messrs. Eaimea and Co., Li l ; Mr. Whoolly, Market-street, and ...