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... tea, and at the entertainment afterwards Mr. Pearson (Underbank-hall) took the chair. Mr. Abraham Marshall and Mr. J. E. Sandbach gave appropriate addresses. The proceeds and subscriptions amounted to more than £2O, which will go to the alteration fund ...
... these summons took lace at West Mr. T. Police Court, Halifax, on urday last. and Mr. Sager for the w, tenant under Mr. J. E. Sandbach was first the report of Richard H of was put as evidence on stated the several road re ble by the tenants -lane and Whirlaw-lane ...
... 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 ...
... SIXTH DAY (TUESDAY). The inquiry was resumed on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock, by Mr. Meyeey-Thompson calling .Ifr. John S. Sandbach, who said : I live at Stoodley Hall, Lauglield, and am an inhabitant householder in the district. I should think my house ...
... Cieminson in int roducing Mr. no, . Sandbach, of Stood to open t he sale of work referred to the noble w the ladies had performed, and said t» them there was an express ion of a deep sense of gratitude due.—Mr. Sandbach said that he did not know why he had ...
... condition of the various ebonite, in which the Rev. J. J. Britten, W. Shaw, H. Burson, G. Dickenson, R. Stephenson, F. B. Sandbach, and others took part. —The Ch!airman, in summarising the conversation, reminded the members that notwithstanding the decrease ...
... afternoon Three, when a Collection will be made, aud the Lecture at Half-past Seven, when the chair will be taken by W. 11. SANDBACH, E»o., of Lacy House. Tickets for Lecture, Area 1/-. Gallery «d., wbicli may had from Messrs. Thomas Crabtree, Pavement; ...
... SANDI:AV/I.—News of the death of Mr. Wm. Heury Sandbach, late of Lacy House, Charlestown, reached the tnwn on Saturday ; and was the cause of widespread sorrow. Deceased was a member of the firm of Whitehead and Sandbach, Manchester, and of the firm of D. Lacy ...
... Barker, Leebottom; and Mrs, W. Heyworth, Industrial-street, Todmorden. No.2 stall—Mrs. Marshall, Spring- side; Mrs. W. H. Sandbach, Lacy-house; an Miss Lac: No. 3 stall—Misses Mitchell, Middle Stood- ley; Mrs. Barker, Springside. No. 4 (young men’s) to ...
... ing, a meeting furtherance of the claims of the above missions was held in York-street The chair was occupied by Mr. W. H. Sandbach, Lacy-house. The report was read the Rev. John were deli the Revs, T. Hackett, Little collection was made at the close of ...
... the water from the cellar. The drain that raus down between Mre. Heyworth's and Mr. Sandbach's cottage, at Know!lwood, is very defective ; the water into Mr. Sandbach's cottage; it runs down the field, and the drain on to the ought to be a good pipe drain ...
... stall set apart for toys, glass and earthenware; a musical box was amongst the attractions on this stall. One of the Miss Sandbachs presided over a large shoe, in which was placed a number of dolls calculated to suit the most fastidious infant; and some ...