... SANDBACH. Swine Fever.—At the Petty Sessions, Wednesday, Peter Venables, farmer, Breroton, was charged with failing to renort cases of swine fever his premises. The defendant had buried six pigs before he acquainted the police of the on one of them being ...

... Salop. WANTED, Housemaid-Waitress, thoroughly experienced in her work ; age about 22.—Address, Mrs. 8. H. Armistkad, Sandbach Heath, Sandbach. WANTED, for country (indoors), Man who can drive, attend to horse and cow. and be generally useful.— Apply, S., ...

... fee county police. the more serious case Mr. Blower, assistant master the Middtowich National Schools, was going home from Sandbach when he was knocked down, robbed of £3O, and then carried to fee canal ami flung in. had narrow escape of his life. ...

... many of the ewes made upwards ef £5 enrii. Amongst the purchasers were gentlemen from WeUtogtou Crewe, Warrington. Stafford, Sandbach. Nontorieh, Cheater, Madeley, de. ...

... cheese, and bacon), -ttie). Knigbton, Ledbury, Kidderminster (or 15, Wednesday.—Oswestry,Congtaton.Do ..Caorsws. 16, Thursday.—Sandbach, Kerry. 18, Saturday,—Machynlleth, Kington and pigs). LATEST NEWS. ...

... Henley.ln ArdeD. Ragby, Stratford-on- Aron. Newtown (sheep and pigs), Llanbrynmslr. 27, Tuksdat.—Shrewsbury, Birkenhead, Sandbach, Long nor, Hanley. Wolverhampton (oattle), Kington, Bromsgrove. Pertbore, Newtown (cattle and horses). 28, Wednesday.— Oswestry ...

... Aloester, Coventry. Kerry, 17. Wkdn*sdat. —Oswestry, Congletoo, Llaarwst, (Bear Crlckbowel). 18, Til lbs day. —Kington. Sandbach. Machynlleth, Cheater. 19, Friday.— Market Drayton. Uttoxeter. 20. S*tuv4>AT.—Dolgolley, Lampeter. ...

... latest &f. OF MB. LATHAM. The funeral of Mr. Latham, formerly member for the Division of Cheshire, took pLace Sandbach Heath yesterday. The faneial was of a public character, and was very largely attended. HEAVY FOG. A foe of ereat density set in the ...

... GRAND BALL AT BERWICK. ‘'inf “SIMS: Caroac. Dr. White, Mr. « Mr . Phillips. Mr. Mra. • Mrs, Kennard, the I Mr. Sandbach. Mr. Mwtvn owwi. Kbby. Mr. and Row lan il HiU, Mr. BMdock, w Mra. the i )t K ff lie «s Rm“u, M « b« M r K s^sr M M MS: MlasSandford ...

... Society held their annual meeting, under the presidency of Sir Philip de M. Grey-Egertoo. It was resolved to hold the next show Sandbach. ...

... examination of the up train at Sandbach revealed the fact that one of the first-class compartments had been stripped of the cushions and fittings. A singular part of the affair is that when the up train anired at Sandbach this compartment vras empty, thongh ...

... supplied with all Qualities, Low Prices, to all Stations or Canal Wharfs. Address (Bt post):— THOMAS JINKS, SALT WORKS, Near SANDBACH. ...