... lEF.TINO AT SANDBACH. A nt•eting of thi• C and was held el the Petals 1.. .tituLon, gmelb.eh. on Tows I .y. P.eseet—lteadle tlhr,hant, he :airman); ttwhanl Mate, Fart. W. IL Coed, Eaq : ble.ers. J. L. Whittaker, J. Taylor, J. Wheats, G. Eden G. Beech ...

... SANDBACH ?? — The Sandbach Conservative Asso- «_,ion held their second meeting on Friday week at the Wheat Sheaf Hotel Upwards of 40 new members were trolled A working committee and officers were pointed, and several letters were read from •nember, . ...

... SANDBACH BANK FOR SAVINGS. Certified under the Act of 1883. A d New Furniture Law Charges .. The rate of Annual Interest allowed to Depositors is £3 per cent. The Balance due on the 20th November, 1872, brought forward Cite. DISCHAROZ. a. By Sums actually ...

... NORTHWICH BaGHWAY BOARD. A meeting of this Board was held at Sandbach on Thursday. Present—R. Wilbraham, Esq. (in the 'chair), Messrs. Dutton, Court, Whittaker, Taylor, Williams, Edge, Beech, Dean, Bayley, Bibby, G. ma. lington, J. Millington, Frith, ...

... 2 1208 17 1 3388 1 4 8298 7 11 3215 13 6 9127 15 10 6230 9 8 5790 11 9 5690 0 4 9114 9 4 1428 13 2 13 1 113 14 8 3433 4 0 SANDBACH, in the county of Cheater. For the .07179 3 Total amount of each class. ...

... each child was presented with a large slice of cake and an orange. Handsome prizes were given by S H. Sandbach, Esq., to some 20 children; Mrs. S. Sandbach giving prizes to those girls who could shew the best needlework, also (with Mrs. Paull) to those who ...

... suitable for every kind of dish, and only requires ONE TRIAL TO PROT. IT THIII ONLY GOOD SAUCE. PRZPARID ONLY By S. GILBERT, SANDBACH, AND SOLD WHOLESALI IT Messrs. Crosse & Blackwell, Soho-square, and Messrs. Burgess A Sons, Strand, London; Messrs. Evans ...

... .pinner* and manofactur,r* both Ancoat*. hr*ter W. Adbey, provlatoo and cigar merchant, the Corn Rieha-ge. Mane heeler J sandbach. merchant. Canon »treet Mancheater. alto carry.ug o* boalnaea thaw) manula.tttrtr. Sad .I*- Tactoon. J. and B-ia-dmui J-loera ...

... ii being suitable for every kind of dish, and only requires ONII TRIAL TO TROTS ONLY GOOD SAUCE. ONLY DT S. GILBE ItT, SANDBACH. AND SOLD WHOLIBILLI BY Mews. Crow A Blackwell, Sobo-tonare, and Messrs. Burgema & Sons, Strand, London; Messrs. Evans, Son ...

... Barker; 2 £5, John: Bate ploughman to Mi. Wright, Hesby ; 3, £3. William Gibbon, ploughman to Mr. Bradford; Grappenhall; 4 El, Sandbach. ploughman to - Mrs. Lightfoot, Dutton ; highly commended, William Cookson, ploughman to Mr. Cookson, Kelsall. 2, FOR LETS ...

... ring fence, U.I > l rt*!, CCIU..UOB within two milea from the Alaager of the North Suffordahire railway, and four milea from Sandbach and four milea from Crewe. The bouae plcaaar.tly eminence and there on the farm many good for erecting »ouM k. »81l >oik> ...

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