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... investi- gation at Sandbach on Thursday. Two men, one a tioket-of- leave man named Fetch, and the other a wire drawer named WUliam Hodgkinson, were seen to enter a first-class carriage at Crewe, and when the oarriage arrived at Sandbach it was found to be ...
... neer Bradford, #0 fax as regards Ison and George Powell, Horatio Fearnatde; George WI James Batterworth Sandbach, palnters, Wakofield ; Edward Sandbach, and Job no L. Sleck, wine merobente, Shakespoare-street, Mane hester, so f ‘ar as regards Jobo L Slack ...
... haa been totally lost on the Saadheads, and the cantata and crew drowned! with the exception of ilx men. The ownen, Menr.* Sandbach, Tlnnle, aud Co., Liverpool, have _eedved_ telegram .tatine that Bny. the fin* mate ; HardlnT^-n apprentice; Eatheawolt. ...
... POLITICAL ITEMS ,. It is understood tbat Mr. George La tham, ol Brad- well Hall, Sandbach, who has tbrioe contested Mid- Cheshire in the Liberal interest, bas been reqaesled to allow bis name to be put in nomi- xaticu for one* of the vacancies at Chester ...
... for Broken Articles, 61., la., 2i., postage 2d. Sold everywhere. K&y Bros,, Stockport. Louis Coobbaw, ef Gordon-terraoe, Sandbach, Cheshire, writes :— Nov. 7.h, 1880. Sir,— lt is with great pleasnre that I write to inform yon of the wond erf ol effect ...
... but I'll be hanged if ye'il find it snob an easy matter to do tbe same with tbis ane. LOUIB COOKBAIN, of Gordon-terrace, Sandbach, Cheshire, writes:— Nov. 7th, 1888. Sir,— lt is with great pleasure that I write to inform yon. of the wonderful effect ...
... Kanto read • es the sabjest of harmed: Me ie Wales. 84 George KaoFarren and Mr. /Maley also mobs. SHOOTING FATALITY NEAR SANDBACH. At Atoll& mot Sadao*, ea Salarday, young aimed Loonard was tetchy allot by Ma own during a straggle with another yenta. ...
... m9an3 of oa World , Di ™ ' Medical Association, No. 3, New Oxford -street! KndoT, cAshl™ S°^ BAIN r.xr 0f Gordon-terrace, Sandbach, Cheshire, writes :— Nov. 7ch, 1880. Sir.— lt is with ct P ?? n r r e T hat »dTl c ,° W ° rm y °* of th ° ettect of your ...
... bedroom where he believed his brother was asleep but the room was that of a neighbour. Louis Cockbain, of Gordon- terrace, Sandbach, Cheshire, writes:— Nov. 7th, 1880. Sir,— lt ia with great pleasure that I write to inform you of the wonderful effect of ...
... Intermediate education in Wales. Sir George MaoFarren and Mr. Brinley Richards alio spoke. SHOOTING FATALITY NEAR SANDBACH. At Arclld, near Sandbach, on Saturday, a young man named Leonard Hague was fatally shot by bis own rifle during a struggle with another ...
... London and North-Western Railway detectives are investigating an extraordinary affair wbioh occurred to a passenger train near Sandbach. The train was tbe 3-27 p.m. from Manchester, and as lt was passing near Wheelock It enoountered a large quantity of railway ...
... far as regards Horatio Fearnslde; George Wilson and George Powell, painters, Wakefield; James Butterworth Sandbaeh, Bdward Sandbach, and Jobn L. Slack, wine merchants, Shakespeare-street, Manohester, ao far as regards John L. S ack; Jobn ?? and John Dacre ...