... eight ?? eZ4 pneumonia-namely one at ifor, a' at Hutton (Chester), and tov.-t r,^ N ' were three nores of fain-arid-r . near Sandbach, and the disa-' stated) had been introduced by L no sheep scab in the county. - TRIALS OF ?? Allen Albert. alias Hall-.- ...

... for the formation of an association for Ormekirk and district. ASsocia- tions were reported to have been formed recently at Sandbach and Congleton (conjointly) and Whitebaven. Mr. J. ALCOCK (Bolton) moved the following resolu- tion:- That this meeting urges ...

... at Hebden Bridge, under the presidency of Rev. John Hartley. The Rev. J. C. Woodcock was elected eere- tary, with F. B. Sandbachs assistant. The total mem. berehip of the district is 20,568, a decrease of 388. Stimulants and insuffioient amount of exercise ...

... time religious teaching was permitted. DEMONSTRATION OF LIBERALS AT SA&NDBACH. A demonstration of Crewe and Sandbacb Liberals took place on Saturday afternoon at B&adwall Ha!!, Sandbach, the residence of Mr. G. WI. Latham, J.P. one of the candidates for ...

... night. Mr. T. T. Hayes, jUn., president of the club, was in the chair, and there was a good attendance. Mr. G. W. LATeAM, of Sandbach, moved:- That in the opinion of this meeting the present Govern. ment have by their foreign policy needlessly imperilled ...

... December 6. Over.-IMay 15, September 25. Prestbury.-April 28, October 22. Runcorn. - Whit-Monday, first Monday in November. Sandbach. - Easter - Tuesday, - September 12, December 28. Stockport.-January 1, March 4 and 25, may 1, . October 23. Tarperley.-May ...

... President at club, in the 0chair. Among those p~resent we,, Peter Rylands, M.P., Mr. C.HI. Hop wood, Aljs G. W. Latham (Sandbach), Mr. RobtLak '1i Morris, Air. J. Fox Turner, dr, Wlia g5 Rooks, R0ev. A. Kenworthy, Mr. C.Gre Mr. William MilLie, Mr. heuben ...

... Great k Staverly Ball, Chester; 2, CF.J. DBa, Congleton. Shear- a lung long sooslled ranis: I, W. Parker; 2, l.Iclhardsosi, Sandbach. Long- woolled tup lambs ?? 2.5. Ilicharit- g SOIn. Threeloig-voolltd ewes: 1, T. Richardson. 2, IV. i Parker. Three long-woolled ...

... Conrie, and Co., on wrom it etiill purported to be ti and n rLi, U. da who pid ?? the l:SOO and then f na d r turned it to Sandbach, ahen the fraud was b b ide.. r-vesied. The man who obiained thf drait is well i2in known to the deteetira departmert of ...

... Dongthose presentwere Sr. rathbone Ede. P., gl E. Mr. WBl. Allen, M, Mr. C. ?? C M.P., Mr. DelphnutY, M.P., Mr. G. W. Latham (Sandbach), Mr. Henry Rwu oon (Mianhester), Mr. W. Woodall, Liberal candidate for Stok.Pon.TrerntP Mr. Tl PGil.mn, Mayor of Hianl ; ...

... his decision to-day. From Hanley it is reported that, at a late hour on Friday night, Mr. S. Latham, of Bradwell Hall, near Sandbach, consented to contest the borough in the Liberal interest, a deputation to Mr. Wright, of Birmingham, having failed to obtain ...

... forth the general characteristics t to of the bill, and suggesting several amendments thereto. Thap.he Rev. J. R. Armitatead (Sandbach) thought the elec- tion of the county boards should be indirect, because if Tacthtey had direct representation they would ...