... PROM A EXPORMATOBT.—John WEL Lancashire (16), the witness in the previous ease, was charged by Supt. Carr with escaping from Sandbach Reformatory, in Cheshire.—The boy pleaded guilty, and was remanded until the authorities could be communicated with. Murrains ...

... 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 ...

... the meeting to be held on Thursday, 4A magistrate—Mr, John Aaron Howard, ot Brere- ton Hall, Sandbach—was summoned on Tuesday before the magistrates at Sandbach on a charge of having per- sonated a voter at the election for Mid-Cheshire. A pre- liminary ...

... 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 ...

... afternoon, and the Rev. J. Fletcher in the evening. The annual meeting waa held on Wednesday, presided over by Mr. W. H. Sandbach, Charlestown. There was only thin attendance. Addresses were given by Revs. J. Bead (Congregational), Eastwood, and J. Fletcher ...

... of scholars who arc members of suciety, the difficulty of retaining the elder scholars in the schools, &c. The Rev. ¥. B. Sandbach, of Leeds, gave an interesting and stirring address, strongly urging the use of I the Catechism and constant untiring efforts ...

... FELON A REFORMATORT.—John WM. Lancashire (16). the witness in the previous caw, was charged by Supt. Carr, with escaping from Sandbach Reformatory, in Cheshire.— The boy pleaded guilty, and was remanded until the authorities could be communicated with. Ow ...

... Monday, Miss Ellen Carter, milliner, formerly in business at Warton, near Sandbach, but now living at Winsford, Cheshire, sued William Edwin Minshull, farmer, of Dean Hill Farm, Sandbach, for nonfulfilment of a promise to marry.—Mr. M'lntyre, Q.C., said that ...

... 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 ...

... Noble ( Accrington), William Stirrup (Warrington), and J. F. Crawford (Swansea), to the Board M'magcm* nt; and Bro. Brindley (Sandbach), auditor. was resolved that the next A.M.C. meet at Talk-o-th’-Hid. The annual meeting of the A.M.C. of the Aacient Order ...

... returning officer, but was silent as to whose duty it was in others. With respect to the refusal of the Chebhire Magistrates at Sandbach to hear a charge prosecution on the ground that tha returning officer could only prosecute for personation the point could ...