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... _ Admission to each Lecture, 2d.; Reserved Seats, BO BECK WESLEY AN CHAPEL.—LECTURE, on Tuesday, November the Rer. F. & SANDBACH. Lt—- Rambles Palestine and Homewards. Chair to be taken at half-past wren, by Wit ROSLINGTON, Esq. Collection aid of the ...
... from York (New Stm-t) Bradford (Manningham); Rev. Humphries, from London (St George's) to Bradford (Manningham); Rev. J. S. Sandbach, from Bradford (Manningham) to London (St John's); Rev. J. C. Greeves, from London (Mostyn Road), and Rev. Charles Dawe, ...
... in moral suasion wi and in legrislative prohibition. in On the motion of Mr. J. W. Wm.TL.s, seconded by the bu Rev. F. B. SANDBACH, a vote of ?? was accorded to its the Lord Mayor of York for presidiig. Wi A highly interesting portion of the demonstration ...
... lUe ■« X Bi&e£ E^J f J- Al \V, S ~ I f AIGH _S€ P t - 7th / a » St. Matthews Church. Lirfit chtfe, Wm. Armstrong Richards, Sandbach. Cheshire to Mary Ano U s C Hipperhoime 0 * ...
... Lo:«i or Voice, by c»urdug expectoration it K'i\ instant relief iv all cases of accumulation of phlegm. Gordon-terrace, Sandbach, Cheshire, Nov. 7th, 1880, Dear Sir,—lt is with great pleasure that I write to inform you of the wouderful effect of your ...
... wy'estern Railway, which is likely to result seriously iii the a case of the driver of the passenger engine. The line from ig Sandbach Junction to.Yorthwich is single, and is workied- by the staff systerd. The luggage train, laden heavily with- coal and slack ...
... simplified. The rebuilding Hanmer Church will be com almost immediately. Tim work will probably undertaken Mr. Stringer, of Sandbach. At a meeting of the parishioners yesterday. Lord Kenyon said not less than £IU.OOO would be required, probably modi room ...
... commence at 3 o'clock p.m. will pro Tided far strangers. MOOR CHAPEL. THIS EVKNINQ (Wednesday). at 7.30. LECTURE, Her. F. B. SANDBACH, tn Recent Vi ...
... Anthony Wa~rd,I W1in. CGormalu, F. NV. Macdonald, J. C. WV. Gostick,C Satnual Walker, Benjamin Ifulier, Walter G. Hall, F. D. Sandbach, Thec. ~. Gregory, \V. H. Clego', duo. !N. Warrislev, Jebiti Vralters, S. ii. Williftnal, BlNX. Yolunq, C John Flethchr, ...
... including the Revs. Dr. Dw, Conder, S. S. Lambrick, 4. Randles, E. (. Inghans, G. 'ere Parkin, W. H. Clogg. G. Bell, and F. Sandbach; Messrs. H. J. Walker, J.P.. T. Harvey, R. E. Elt, B. T. Vickers, aue, Nichols, and J. Whiting. (uouncillor Beckwrorth occupied ...
... strongly recommend this plan those interested in small coumry schools.—Yours, &c., CURATE. MR Gf\V. LATHAM, M.P. —lnquirers Sandbach ye*wday morning were informed that there is improvement in the health of Mr Latham, M.P. for Crewe and hopes are entertained ...
... Overtons London, to Leeds Peter's); utterworth, North Shields, to Barnsley ; J. Nettleton, Altrincham, to York (ew-street); Sandbach, Leeds, and G. Bolton, to Bradford (Manuing- harm); J. F. Raw, North Shields, to Malton; W alters, Brad« ford, to Leeds ...