... SANDBACH. Temperance Meetine at Woe ee ck Heata.—On Monday last ap open air me: ing was held iw with the Federal Lodge 1.0.G.1T., Mr. of Wintaley, who presided, and after « few remarks called upon Mr. Mann, of Crewe, who have a short but exerlicnt address ...

... torgeman, was fined and costs tor being drunk and riotous in Union- Sandbach, on Saturday night, the 28th of Nov.— th hn Heath, a labourer at the salt works, fer being drunk High-street, Sandbach, on the 28th of November, was ed 5s. and costs.—Frederich Key ...

... 21 days.— William (vote, of Wheelock, was fined 10s. and 10s. eosts for b-ing drunk and riotous, at Sandbach, on the 2ith alt.—Huwin Hre eton, of Sandbach, coal merchant, was fined 40s. and 10s. eosts for having a coal seale against the purchaser, on the ...

... continues to be the absorbing topic of in Sandbach and the district. With the exception ben, I ich), Inspectors Wi and Hilton, of the detective department of the Cheshire constabulary, have remained at or near Sandbach during the past week pursuing their ...

... Betehton, wa brought ap on remand before G. W. Latham, Makin, Eeq.,at the Sandbach Polies Court, on Monday, murdering James Beech, ton, on the The little court house at Sandbach was crowded by per- the It wa or to catch a glimpee of generally known some ...

... committed the other robbery with which they were charged. They they had sold their boot: then both absconded, but were traced to Sandbach, where lore the , and were apprehended. the hearing of the case be laughed, and behaved in a that as disgraecfal. The following ...

... DUBLIN Tus Pablic of Crewe, Nantwich, Sandbach, and district are tfully informed that the WHOLESALE ALE and PORTER BUSINESS carried on by Mr. Creech has been PURCHASED by i ENRY PLATT, whe now solicits a continuance ef the patronage accorded to the late ...

... resses were delivered by the Rev. J Las hearers. (minister) and other and ministers of the circuit, Atreuptep Svtciwe.—The man Sandbach, who att mpted to destroy himself by cutting his throat last week his been snveyed to the Chester Lanatis Asylum along with ...

... was at once called for, and Mr. farmer, but no relation of the deceased, drove into Sandbach, to inform the Inspector Hulme, o Potts aad from the station at Sandbach, arrived the house soot after were followed by Dr. Davis, who had als been called upon ...

... WITH PARTICULARS OF PREMIUMS, OFFERED POST FREE ON APPLICATION. NTS Mr. W. B. RIGRY, Darnhall, Winsford. Mr. A. H. THOMPSON, Sandbach. Mr. A. FLEMING, Rostherne, K Mr. H. G. MASON, Messrs. DAVENPORT & Om, Cora Wrezham. Mr. GODFREY PARRY, Mr. WILLIAM JONES ...

... WITH PARTICULARS OF 1 OFFERED FOR 1674. POST FREE ON APPLICATION. T Mr. W. B. RIGRY, Darnhall, Winsford. Mr. A. H. THOMPSON, Sandbach. Mr. A. FLEMING, Rostherne, Knutsford Messrs. DAVENPORT & SON, Corn Merchants, Wrezham. Mr. H. G. MASON, Greasby, Mr. GODFREY ...

... Burgess, bookseller Messrs. Roberts, Woodall, & Venables, booksellers Rhyl .. vec Nott, High-street & Son, Railway Station Sandbach Tomlinson, Tattenhall .. -Mr. Lamonby, sc edsman, &e. Tarporley .. oe Dickinson, bookselles Mr. Gill, newsagent Warrington ...