... 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 Police Court, Friday, July 25.— Before F. H. R. Wilbraham, Esq.— Richard Bradon, of Sninllthornj. Staffordshire, forgeman, was committed to take his trial at the ensuing Sessions, charged with stealing 2s. 2£d. on the 2nd instant, at Church Lawton ...

... SANDBACH. Sandbach Petty Sessions, Monday.— Before R. Wilbraham, J. W. M.ikin, and J. M. Toler, Esqrs.— James Collier, publican, of Wbjielock, was fined 40a. and costs for permitting drunkenness in his house on. the 9th ult.— William Williams was ordered ...

... SANDBACH Adtjltebation : Important to Tradesmen. — On Monday, at the Sandbash Petty Sessions, two grocers were summoned for selling adulterated tea. On inquiry by the Bench it was found that the prose- cutor, Superintendent Rowbottom, had not given the ...

... for assaulting John Jones, on the 25th of September. — Thomas Chapman, of Sandbach, was fined 20s. and 12s. costs for assaulting Benjamin Chess, a County Court bailiff, at Sandbach, on the 29th of August. — George Condliffe and Thomas Hopley were each fined ...

... SANDBACH Police Coubt, Monday. ■ — Before F. H. It. Wilbraham, J. M. ToW, and W. Casson, Esqrs.— Benjamin and Thomas Boswell were each bound over to keep the peace for six months, having committed a breach (if the peace by fighting at Alsager on the 16th ...

... Bossons were each fined 55., and 9s. 6d. costs, for being drunk at Sandbach on the 10th ult.— William Morris, of Sandbach, was fined 10s., and 10s. 6d. costs, for being drunk at Sandbach on the 13th ult. while in charge of a horse and cart. — Ann Hodgkinson ...

... SANDBACH. Cassrar.—Cuts a. isinsasca.—This abash was Omni Bata:day tut. The tallowing is the soots: cacws. W. Warburton e Binh T. b H. N. Logan II J. Th b H. Latham II W. 1 b w. b IL N. Labs= ll H. N. b H. N. $ J. . lb w. b 11. N. Latham b it. U Lida's' ...

... police. She found the property pledged at Mr. E. Eardley's, in Sandbach. Prisoner was further charged with obtaining a silver watch on the 28th of May last from Mr. W. Leadbeater, of Sandbach, by falsely stating her master had sent her for it, and which ...

... SANDBACH. Magisterial. — At the Police-court, on Saturday last, before F. H. R. Wilbraham, Esq., Thomas and Hannah Pickink, of Smallwood, were brought up under remand charged with stealing half a peck of potatoes on the 27th ult., and about the same quantity ...

... SANDBACH. Putty Sessions. —On Monday last, before R. Wilbraham and J. W. Makin, Esqrs., Robert Davenport and Frederick Smith were each fined 55., and 108. 6d. costs, for being found on land at Warmingham on Sunday, the 29th ult., in search of game. From ...

... SANDBACH. THE MURDER OF A POLICEMAN. The adjourned inquest on the body of Police Constable James Green was held on Monday, at the Wheatsheaf Hole!, Sandbach, before Mr. W. S. R. Dunstan, the district coroner. Mr. Cooper, solicitor, represented the prisoner ...