... LAWT The following gentlemen are exploded the meeting : II R. COLVILLE (of the Liverpool Tavern Company), Liverpool R. H. W. SANDBACH. of Cly the Rem. W. H. IBBOTSON, W. ORA. A SHAREHOLDER& szri N o immediately after the aloft of the shove The SHARE LIST ...

... will be about £lOO. The length of road to be repaired is as follows : lAngth of Owner. Tenant. Name of Farm. road. J. E. Sandbach..Greenwood —Shore Farm 166 pa. Cr- Col. Towneley ..Mrs. Love Upper Mount 2OO Ormerod Himself Dyke There is a run of water ...

... to the highway Committee. with lost , notions to view. Letters were read from Bev. P. tau cliffs, Holmes Chapel, and Mr. Sandbach, blanches er, with reference to the fouling of the water enpply to. Cross stone, by the sewage, &o, arising on the farms ...

... aged 70 year•, Hannah Crossley. Clough. Same day, at gale, aged 16 days. Pbnhe Lary. Infant daughter of Wm. H. and Phiebo Sandbach. of Lacy House, near Heb- den Bridge, and of Kale. near Manchester. On the Yard inst.. tared 5 months. Marian, daughter of ...

... when there was the best attendance which has been known at any meeting of that character for some years past. Mr. John B. Sandbach, of Withingten, Manchester, was in the chair, and was supported on the platform b the Rev. 8. Crump, Rev. Samuel J. Smith ...

... there were good congregations. —A public missionary tweeting was also held in the chapel on Wednesday evening, Mr. W. H. Sandbach, of Lacy House, presiding. The speakers were the Revs. J. Read, Eastwood ; J. Fletcher and W. B. Lowther. There was only ...