... SANDBACH. Sandbach School Athletic Sports. — These sports was held in the School Grounds last week, and attracted a large number of visitors. There were plenty of competitors for each event, and plenty of spirit shown by the boys. Some of the jumping ...

... SANDBACH. Licensing Session s. — A t Sandbacb Petty Sessions, on Monday, before F. H. B. Wilbraham, J. W. Makin, W. B. Court, and J. A. Howard, Esqrs., the jury lists for Northwich Hundred were examined and passed. This being tbe annual brewster sessions ...

... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions. —On Monday last, before G. W. Latham and W. Moss, JE^rp, James Dean and William Dean, of ?? ctiba'ch, - were ordered to find sureties to keep the pea' c for three months for creating a distt^ance 1 at i— thaqpeh on* the 27tb ...

... SANDBACH. Petty S23M©ss.— At the Saadbach Petty Sessioas,. on Monday last, before F. H. R. Wilbraham and J. Bradsbaw,. Esqs., Herbert Higgins, . boatman, c? Wheelock, was ordered to pay £2: 17s. 6d., owing by him to the Guardians of the Congleton Union ...

... trespassing in search of game on land at Sandbach, on the Ist inst. Dean was fined 405., and the other defendants were discharged.— Saml. Gibson was committed for 14 days for being drunk and riotous in Sandbach on the 12th inst.— Sarah Cash, of Brereton ...

... for three months for fighting at Church Hulme on the 23rd ult.— Samuel Gibson, of Sandbach, was fined 20s. and costs for being drunk and riotous at Sandbach on the 28th ult. — George Manley and Joseph Gill, of Newton, hawkers, were ordered to pay costs ...

... costs, for being drunk and riotous »* Sandbach on the 2nd inst.— Edwin Crewe was fined Is- and costs for being drunk on the licensed premises of Samuel Sumner at Bandbaoh on the 4th inst — Sanioel Sumner, of Sandbach, was fined 405., including cost?, for ...

... SANDBACH. The Chbistmas Faib. — The annual Christmas fair was held at Sandbach on Tuesday, the 28th ult. There was a large number of very useful cows and heifers, which fetched fair prices. The neighbour- hood being now free from disease fairs and markets ...

... SANDBACH. Fatal Accident. — A shocking and fatal accident happened to a boy named David Condliffe, son of David Condliffe, who resides in Union-street, Sandbach, on Tuesday last. Mr. Stringer's timber carriage was coming up Wheelock-road bet-ween half-past ...

... SANDBACH. Police Business.— On Monday, at the Police Court, before G. W. Latham, Esq., Wm. Jaokson.of Hope, near Chester, was remanded, under the Criminal Justice Act, until tha petty sessions on the 6th inst, charged, in company with another man not ...

... SANDBACH Police Cases. — At the Petty Sessions on Monday, before G. W. Latham and F. H. R. Wilbraham, Esqrs., Thomas Capper, of Sandbaeh, was ordered to pay ss. 6d. costs for trespassing on land belonging to Mr. G. F. Chell, of tbe Wheat Sheaf, on the ...

... SANDBACH. Heaty Fine on a Landlady.— Jane Lea, pro- prietress of the Legs of Man public-house, Sraallwood, near Sandbach, appeared at the Sandbach Petty Ses- sions, on Monday, charged with selling drink during prohibited hours. There was really no defence ...