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... Liverpool. a We may mention that the above list includes the ' r, names of candidates from Southport, Wigan, J e Wleaverhan, and Sandbach (Cheshire), the Liver- t e pool centre covering a large area. b : ?? r ...
... ingetting &h'( , diocese. (Applause.) I try to finedzhe a and leave the rest to the Great SW M Church. (Applause.) q! t Mr. Sandbach.-I beg lea; e to r; the laymen of the diec-Ce, to ?? decidedly against the remarks of ir. . (Applause.) Mr. Scott Bankes ...
... year De .e- without pecuniary remuneration. (Applause.) Ce. he The council deeply regretted that the scheme of pC1 %a the Sandbach Grammar School had not been more to *id largely taken advantage of in promoting the educa- ha ag tion of their future 'armers ...
... government; (8) to obtain a fair apportionment of local burdens between landlord and tenant.-Mr. G. W. LATHir. of Bradwoll Hall, Sandbach, moved the first resolution, which was as follows: That in the opinion of this meeting the attainment of the objects put ...
... districts in this da % tsion of the county. These included repre- tatives from Aitrincham, Sale, Northwich, h tecorn, Cengleton, Sandbach, Lymm, Middle- It vwicb, &-c. Amoa-gst the gentlemen present e tlheie were the Hen. Lyulph Stanley; Mr. W. 3 Armitage, J ...
... Institution. e3, Mount- a ef pleasant, Liverpool, Feb. 7, 1S79). , - ?? lgii - ~ E a. A shocking fatal-ty hapene d at the Sandbach ?? yesterday. George Staw was en- e gaged in shunting trIcks, w'en, On steping ' d between two fortahe purposeof uncouplingwhem ...
... couneil, which stated that at the meeting i: Feelil.ry P. it was reported that the nunmber of boys in lit-ndanice at the Sandbach Grammar School under tire auspices of the chamber had somewhab deore'.-;; and the counmil regretted to have to report a fialt ...
... Thos. Armstrong, P. A. Whaite, Dr. Leigh, Mr. J. Croston, Mr. T. Roeback, Mr. A. Patterson, Mr. A. Brothers, and Mr. J. E, Sandbach. , MANCHESTER CONCERT HALL.-The annua 1 meeting of the subscribers to the Concert Hall, Nab. e oheeter, was held on Wednesday ...
... Association, was calledi it ; v uponi to preside, and amoogeb those present were De l E-acrs. G. W. Lath-am, of Iradwoll Hall,Sandbach: , E. C. Salisbury, QOC.; C. G. Mott, T. Bf. Stephens P'e (elsirman of the Wallasey Local Board), Joseph Th &~d Caveni, John ...
... It. Nicholson and Sons, Gc r.31 Sbhalleross and Higham, H. J, Selkirk and Co. op by (Canada ShippingCompany,),J.Hargrove ; Sandbach, a oh0 Tinne, and Co.: W. P. Sinclair and Co., J. D. igi Newton and Co.,Heury Fernie and Sons,Alexander to at audte an Racliffe ...
... the Council wero of opinion that a united c50rt wolld a result in the return of both candidates.- I Mr. G. W. Latham, of Sandbach, delivered a leetoe I on Mondaynightat the Sale and AshtonLiberalClabl0to e Lord BeaconsfieldattheMansiouHoioee; or,Ilsperile1 ...
... with the ministers of the Buxton thl circuit. Congcleoni :Samuel M'AfZlsy George tim Watson, John Phillips (YBradle- Greeo). Sandbach: I: Jamnes Ritchie, nho shall charn'fe one Ounday in Se( )eer (.very six weeks with the ministe-5 of the- Conaleton ril ) ...