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... had been stripped of all the cushions and fittings. A singular part of the affair is that wioen the up train arrived at Sandbach this compartment was empty, though it was seen to be occupied at the pre-i edi2g station. Is appears, however, that some ...
... THE LONrDON AND INOETH- P h WasTrair BxR wAy.-A luggage train from Manchester -s n to Crewe broke down while runnig between Sandbach ant B d ydney Bridge yesterday afternoon. The train was t, -a travelling at a good speed, when one of the axles Of an- I ...
... blind will, how- ever, bo a drawback to her giving positivo evidence of identity. She is under the cars of Dr. Latham, of Sandbach. Oa Saturday, Dr. Boa3es, J.P., and Mr. . E. Ashion, J.P., attendel to taks her i depositions, but she was too itl to give ...
... uuanimously resolved to form branches is Lart ashireaundChteshire. For the latter county, lr. G. W. Lathilat, of Bradwall ainll, Sandbach, one of the un- successful candidates for Mid. Cheshire at the last election, will be chairman. To-day the Alliance carries ...
... together with Sir Jacob Behrens, tsi Revs. Dr. Fairbairn,- .1 Dr. Fraser, Dr. Strauss, A. Holborn, J. Haley, W. 'Wilson, 3. B. Sandbach, E. Wynne, Pastor Just; Aid. J. H lill, Aid. Willis Weod; Dr. Himes, Dr. Evans; Messrs. c J. A. Godwin, 0. Stead, J. fanueon5 ...
... Miss Moden, Mrs. and Miss D. Dale, Colonel and Mrs. Workley, Mr. S. and Mrs. Scrope Mr. and Mrs Hutton Squire, Mr. and Mrs. Sandbach - Parkerf Mr. &nd Mrs. Rouse, Miss Birch, Major Garrett, General and Mrs. Collins, Mrs Beresford Peirse, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ...
... meeting. I am pleased that Bro. Oaeeseosond, ?? Xemmet, ?? and others represented our order at the funeral. On April 23rd Sandbach district lost a good member in the person of , Bro. Geo. Wright; and on April 29th Bro. Jno. Coldwell, who had attended our ...
... have always honestly striven to listen. (Loud of cheers.) Ol Li MID-CnESuIRtE.-Mr. Geovog Latham, of Brad- di! wall Hall, Sandbach, will again be proposed at a ureetisig fu of the Mid-Cheslhire Liberal Association to contest the a I division. A meeting ...
... 600. Important improve- i ments have been made, or are in progress, at Chorley, 0 CoahTille, South Farnborough, Collyhurst, Sandbach, e Torpoint, and Spennymoor. Thirty-five grants, 'iuount- ling to 890, have been made, end, in addition, twenty other grllants ...
... shorthorns era4 selling quite as %Yfsil theicy deses-is in proportion to the rank and file of the I-~eel ljr. lI. W. Latham, of Sandbach, Cheshire, who diede tho other day, was liked. enid respected by all who linevj wtoeopt Ug those who were, bdiuded to his ...
... Elijah, in New oyWesleyan ChapChel. TTea for stranters, 44d eac YlFOIPPLACE CHAPEL. - Next SUNTJAY, U Janua Y. Iit. B. SANDBACH lo London) will preach, 8leroning 10.3 : Evemon,, at 6,30. Next MON DAY, January 16th. v. 1BB.SANSBACB will give Id Popular ...
... The unfavourable symptoms of ?? are not so pronounced to-day, and the pain has diminished. MRt. LATRAM, M.P.-Inquirers at Sandbach yesterday morning were informed that there is au improvement in the health of Mr. G. W. Latham, M .P. for Crewe Division ...