... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... something like what it was when the eorrbys, the Lawrenccs, the Aikins, the Shanids, the Earles, the Holmes, the . olts, the Sandbaches, and the Croppers, graced the council chamber with their prosence. We congratulate the burgesses of Worth Toxbeth ward in ...

... deter- mined to enforce. MURDER OF A POLICEMAN IN CHESHIRE.-The body of a policeman named Green was found in the canal at Sandbach, Cheshire, yesterday, under circumstances which leave no room for doubt as to his having been maur. dered. He went on duty ...

... two of the crew of the Chacabuco and the crew of the Torch were rescued by the rtoatntug .'Gniding Star. On Saturday, at Sandbach, James Buck- 2Iey, a labourer, was charged with the murder of Police-constable James Green, whose body was found in the canal ...

... Railway, near Pontypool. A fireman was scalded to death, and there was a great destruc- tion of rolling stock. Yesterday, at Sandbach, Tames Buckley, charged with the murder of James Green, a policeman, was committed for trial at the next Cheshire assizes ...

... deliver judgment of to-day. The ( eroner's inqued on the body of a I James 6 'een; the policeman who was wl found mi wdered at Sandbach, Choehire, tis was conch ided yesterday. The jury re- tb tuned a verdict of Wilful murder me against Jam, w Buckley, who ...

... his father to -_ klqd by office, when be was knocked down and tU b some waggone wbich were being shunted. The late Richard Sandbach, Esq, of Birch Villa, wE Birkdalle, who died on the Oth instant, after a' TI brief illnegss has left the foliowing legacies ...

... E. tscIeCE LVBU' FRIDAY, MARCH 4. THE BrURDER'OF A POLUCEMAX NEAR T SANDBACH. James Buckley, aged 45, a gardener, was indicted for the murder of James Green, at Moston, near Sandbach, on the 24th Februnry last. Mr. Giffard, a.,end Mr. Bradt were counsel ...

... from the South-east Pacific, by Mr. Edwyn I ra. C. Reed, Musseo Naolonal, Santiago de hill; a fine or male specimen of the Sandbach's otter, from 7, Demerara, by Mr. Samuel Booker, Demerara. 9, f~inor donations have been received froa Dr. J. V. ar Worthington ...

... district, to bh called the Staffordshire Potteries district, on condition that Ral dues aud demands be paid by them to the Sandbach diotrict up to the July meeting, and that Saudbach district refund all the funeral grants paid by the above lodges since ...