... SANDBACH. Thb Townspeople akd thb Theatre.— Some dis- appointment was caused by the Local Board re- fusing to grant Mr. Snaps permission to erect his theatre en the common, more especially ss he had already brought his oompany into the town, fully expecting ...

... SANDBACH. Mubdxbous Outrage neab Sandbach. — - On Sunday at noon information reached Sandbach that an outrage of a murderous character had been perpetrated by four men on a puddler named Benjamin Huxfield. Theman.whohadrecentlybeen engagedbythe Wheelock ...

... SANDBACH. Poiicb Cases. — At the Police Court, on Friday week, before J. W.Makin.E-q , Eliza Faircl iff, tramp, who stated that she came from Kirkham, wa9 committed to prison for 14 days, charged with begging in Sandbach on the previous day. — Ralph Horton ...

... SANDBACH. Thb Flowbb Show.— The Floral and Horticultural Society held tbeir annual exhibition at the National Schools, Sandbach, on Tuesday. The society, which is under the patronage of the Hon. Wilbrahsm Egerton, M.P., and Colonel Egerton Leigh, M. P ...

... SANDBACH. • Fbost.— The frost on Saturday night has done a great deal of damage to the young, potatoes and other early vegetables in tha neighbourhood of Sandbank. ■ii ?? Case op Hobsb Stealing in wnro Cj^TUßaVr- A most impudent , case of horse stealing ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions.— At the Petty Sessions. Sandbach, on Monday, before R. Wilbraham, J. St. G. Yates, F. H. R. Wilbraham, and W. Cassoo, Esqrs., John Dakin, of Brere ton, farmer, waa summoned for neglecting, to sup- port his four grandchildren ...

... SANDBACH. Wobbying Sheep.— On Sunday night Mr. Thomas Hassall, of Yew Wood Farm, Sandbach, found that some dogs had been amongst bis sheep. A number of valuable ewes were found to be so badly bitten that they had to be destroyed. The Allegbd Outbaoe.— ...

... SANDBACH. Fire of Farm Buildings by a Railway Engine. — About five o'clock on Monday afternoon tbe -farm buildings occupied by Mr. Joseph Booth, at Church Hulme, in this county, were discovered to be on fire by Mary Reyner, Mr. Booth's servant. The woman ...

... SANDBACH. . False Pbbtekces.— At the Police Court, on Tuesday, before 3. W. Makin, Esq*., Miry Jones, A rrsmp, ' was committed to tbe House of Correction for one month, charged with obtaining 2s. 6d. in money and some articles of weariug apparel, as ...

... SANDBACH. Pbfseictatioj-.— On Thursday week tbe parishioners and friends of the parish of St. John, Ssrn'bach Heath, presented their vicar, the Rev. S. H. Armit- stead. with a silver coffee pot, accompauied with an illuminated addVess, on the occasion ...

... SANDBACH. , Child Stealing.— On Friday week, the neighbour- hood of Sandbaeh was thrown into a state of ahum by a report being circulated that a young woman had stolen a twin child, 15 months old, from tbe house of Mr. Jaa. Roberts, of Well-street, Sandbaeh ...

... SANDBACH. Thcttdebstobm. —On Thursday week a severe thunderstorm passed over Sandbach, ths lightning being most vivid, accompanied by a heavy fall of rain. The Contagious Diseases Acts. — A petition in favour of the repeal of the Contagious Diseases ...