... SANDBACH CARDS. Samuel id Carter, miliLq t~ilx gad Data. V . aellug and 'on. general prialan, stationers A ndrew Johrurtaa, WM.., 4 Nat ...

... ordered to find sureties to keep the peace for six months. — Drunk : Samuel Gibson, of Sandbach, was fined 20s. and costs for being drunk and disorderly at Sandbach, on the 29th ult. — Highway Offence : John Holford, of Wanningham, was fined ss. and costs ...

... 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 ...

... BIRTHS. Feb. 17, at Wheelock,Sandbach. Chr—isiee, the wife of jury , - ..JO , lll, or a son. - - Feb. i, at V altou, the wife of Mr. WILLIAIIi POLLI IT, of a daugher. Feb. 7, at 53, Butteimarket-street, Warrington, the wife of Mr. THOMAS BOOTH, of a son ...

... being suitable for every kind of dish, and only requires ONE TRIAL TO PROT! IT THI ONLY GOOD SAUCE.* ONLY BY S. GILBERT, SANDBACH, AND BOLD WHOLE/ALS DT Messrs. Crosse i Blackwell, Soho-square, and Messrs. Burgess A Sons, Strand, London; Messrs. Evans ...

... suitable for entry hied of dirk, and only requires ONR TRIAL TO PIOTU IT ONLY GOOD SAUCB. • PNIPAIND ONLY XT S. GILBERT, SANDBACH, AND SOLD NY Messrs. Crosse A Blackwell, Sobo-equare, and Messrs. Bergamo I Sons, Strand, Loudon: Messrs. Evans, Son, A Co ...

... requiring the certificate of the County Surveyor) are to be forwarded to Mr. John Tomlinson, County Auditor, Heath House, Sandbach, 14 days before the Sessions, for examination, when, if correct, the same will be certified accordingly by him. All bills ...

... MID-CHESHIRE ELECTION, Mr. 0. W. Lathron, of kradwall-hall, near Sandbach, has just issued an address to the electors of Mid Cheshire, the representation of which is likely to become vacant through the retirement of Colonel Leigh. He desires to see School ...

... was concussion of the brain, the resalt of external violence by fall or blow about half an hoer a wae against Wan. Hatt ond SANDBACH. G. W. Latham, end F. H. B. Wilbraham, in pursuit of Game and Taylor, of colliers, were each fined 40s. and costs, charged ...

... Messrs. John Brtmdrit, S. B. Oheadwick, John Cryer; V. Fox, Robert Hall, Hibbert, T. Higson, C. J. Howard, E. H. Moss, S. H. Sandbach, and James Sidebottom. CSA.BGE. The CHAIRMAN in delivering his charge to the grand jury, said that it was rather singular ...

... being suitable foe every kind of dish, and only requires ONE TEIAL TO IT THI •ONLY GOOD BAUCH. PUNPAIND ONLY NT S. GILBERT, SANDBACH, AND SOLD Messrs. Crosse & Blackwell, Soho-square, and Messrs. Burgess & Soso, Strand, London; Messrs. Evans, Son, & Co. ...

... , wheelbarrow ; dairy and browing Lunch the table at eleven o clock. Sale to commence at twelve, prompt. Auction office, Sandbach. SALE GROWING TIMBER. MOSTON HALL, on* mile from Moliingtoo SUtion, end two and bell from C’hr»trr. . , BE SOLD BY PRIVATE ...