... and three years in a reformatory, was, after the expiry of his imprisonment, taken handcuffed by rail to the reformatory at Sandbach, in Cheshire, on Friday, the 7th inst., and whether it was the usual practice to handcuff children when being conveyed from ...

... there was sure to follow the missionary with the Gospel, which saved the people with whom it came in contact.— The Bev. F. B. Sandbach, an earnest address, pointed out the great progress which missions had made, but expressed his belief that the people of ...

... to the Volunteers. THE ILLNESS OF MR. LATHAM, M.P.-Yester- day morning the following bulletin was issued at Bradwell Hall, Sandbach, after the medieal men had visited lr. LathsL, ?? Mr. Latham has had a good night and is a little better. The issue of this ...

... Mri. G. Davies (Chairman of thes Execrn- tieCoimmitteej, Mr. Sinclair (a ineiinberof the Book Coin- mitethe Rev. Fi. Bi. .Sandbach, the I5ev-. G. Hinds, he I o There 'was a good ,attendance of memnbers and friends:I ci Afer sngin, no praer b theRev. INr ...

... less been totally teat at the d Sanlbehtds. Six of the crew wore saved, but tire captain a was drowned. The owners, etesses. Sandbach, Tinnie, t and Co., Liverpool; have received a telegram siatitn ttllt Bray, the first mate, Rariliug, appraentice, EBahenivolt ...

... Cottage, Haslington, Cheshiro. Riclilird Booth, Ecq., The Fields, Crewe, Cheshire. s John Condliffe, Esq.. Smallwood Mill, Sandbach, Cheshire. W milliam A. Cool-, Esq., J.P., Stork-port, Che-hire, Dsetorc-i-St I Iron Compainy Limited. James Henry Day, Esq ...

... that he must deposit these petitions at the Private Bill Office. -Mr. A. EGuiaroiX presented petitions from Altrincham and Sandbach in favour of the Manchester Ship Canal Bill. THE BRIGHTON STIPENDIARY. Mr. WARTON had on the paper the following ques- ? ...

... pohice; In the more serious case Mr. Blower, an assistant master at the Middlewich National Schools, was going home from Sandbach when he was knocked down, I robbed of £30, and then carried to the canal and flung in. ' He had a narrow escape of his life ...

... fgtorkport)- ir 1 Samuel Hiekinana. C~~ongleton-J. SaulJones, Thoxiss Darling- v Noutwich ci Maranl~~~ay, suxcernumscr . Sandbach-,Tainr Kent. Vil rt). nce Jhnlrenley, Samuel Gre.Ciewe-Win, Less, Ebe- vri CoOerI Ce-me. Northe--(eh-Frederielr Haines, BoeDr ...

... MILaren's (Leeds). compound portable engine of 8-horse 7 power, which was entered for the £200.prize; and Messrs. ?? and Sons' (Sandbach, Cheshire) traction engine, m single high pressure, 8-horse power, which was entered in r- the second class for the £100 ...

... the meertion, ?? fth stdham, Coi gletori Ornasekirre Dendton ttsdcaifflcBridge, w DroylSc en. 3eRtsbcttoma, ''akinflreld. Sandbach, Eoleehall, Silverdale (on T oesdeys), Fenton (seub to Hanleyl, .3 Sauthport, Gloso i,. stafford, Heanley. mtaybridge, . ...

... 3o0, , BuoyingfwithoutMonedd q 1N tTON. lo 60 east. Evening, Rev. GEO. 1BE0s .A V -L CRAPEL.-To-morrow- r ?? 103, Bev F. B. SANDBACH; Evening, D.0, Bee. 3 OlorneDs , etione for Circuit expenoses. Z ,ESLBNG CHIAEL., MEANIWOOD. EurO'.r~rins~j6S3OifieG; the ...