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... secretary, and the Rev. W. K. Clogg was appointed to act his assistant. Dispensations for absence were granted to the Revs. F. B. Sandbach, John Farrar, S. Forrest, J. Burton, S. Cocks, andß. Stepney. Very great regret was felt that the Rev. John Farrar, who was ...
... the John Johnson, of Northwich, was captured, bat tb rest the gang escaped. John Jones, aliee Emanuel Han key, tad Thoe. Sandbach, here since been arrested. The injured men now lie Northwich in critical condition. 4 ...
... 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. ...
... FOXHOUNDS.—At 10.30- Monday Wlckersley Wednesday The Kennels Friday LORD GALWAY'S FOXHOUNDS.—At 11. Monday Chequer House Tuesday Sandbach Park Thursday r Fiuningley Park Friday .'. Grove EAKL OF YARBOROUGH'S FOXHOUNDS. —At Monday Wood Wednesday Tealby Cross Roads ...
... and was presided over by the Rev. H. A. Page. supt. minister. Addresses were delivered by the chairman, the Rev. F. 13. Sandbach of Leeds (the deputation). and Messrs. W. Staniland. R. Winders, It. W. Foster, J. Ringrose, Henry Cutting, Hardcastle and ...
... least danger to the most delicate constitution.— Irt, lid. and 2s 9d. by all Medicine Vendors. 1 n'Cockbain, Gordon Terrace. Sandbach. Cheshire. Sir,-It is with great pleasure that T to inform you of tbe wonderful effect your myself. •qU and do wlrat I would ...
... TOBEIOS MISSIONS. V«nVStob« Preached Sunday, 2o»l, 138#, by WM. CtTLLUM. ln ttie Afternoon, ADDRRSS TO CHILDREN, by F. B. SANDBACH. Nomrl'er 3!P«1,188#, the .v-M MISSIONARY MEETING. •' * Collection?. V street general baptist i-HAPEL, St Road.—Mr MILLS ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Brunner has been accused of sweating the employes at Messrs. Brunner, Mond, and Co.'s Alkali Works at Win. uington and Sandbach, Cheshire, and with culpable carelessness, resulting in loss of life and iujury to large numbers of the workpeople. arn l ...
... to Annie M. Robson, both of Darlington LathamâLatham.â September 27th, at Tattershall, Kicbprd Yeiinbles Latham, of Sandbach, Cheshire, to Florence, third daughter of the Rev. M. T Latham, vicar of Tattershall, Lincolnshire. Milnesâ AusnK.â On ...