... 1888. Dear Mr. Tollemnache,-l desire to call your attention to the enclosed extract from a speech which I delivered near Sandbach-at Bradwell Hall, which is in your con- stituency-on Julv 23. You isill see tliatl Ireferred to the statement made a fortnight ...

... chosen Grand Alaster for the bnsuinga year, fro. Laird (Newcastle and Gateshead) Deputy Grand Master, and Bro. Venables (Sandbach) Grand Treasurer. Sardbach was chosen for the next place of meeting.-A proposal was made by the Brierley Hill district for ...

... of the up trair s. at Sandbach revealed the fact that one of the first-clas compartments had been stripped of every cushion ani I fittings. The most singular part of the affair is that when 1, the up train arrived at Sandbach this compartment was 1 empty ...

... -l'ermission was given to erect a school room at Siddington, in the Congloton Circuit ; and en organ in tho Hassell Green Chapel, Sandbach Gircuit. A grant of :62. wes voted to Cannock to aid in extinguishing the debt on tie town chapol. A similar vote of ;020 ...

... gave a vortlict for thle Weme- dant, with tests. ELECTION NEWS. MID.CasumE.-MIr. GeorgeWilliam Latham, of Bta well Hall, Sandbach, Liberal, and the Hon. Alan d' Tattort Egerton, Conservative, were nominated for Ato Cheshire yesterday. The polling takes ...

... Mirehouse), the testator devised his real estate in Leigh, Checkley, Uttoxeter, Kingston, Caunock, blur- cleaton, Astbury, Sandbach, and elsewhere to the use of his secad son, Mr. William Swinnerton Byrd Levetty, for life, wvith power 0 appointment to him ...

... Road; Hutt's Terrace, Beverley Road, all Huil, provision dealer and wholesale drysaltor. HENe Y CowAJ', Booth Lane, Elton, Sandbach. Cheshire. CuntsorroPnsR Dorvrson, late liddleton Qnernhaw, near Ripon ; afterwards Pateley Bridge; now Mtinskip, all Yorkshire ...

... 'London and North-Westeris Railsway are p investigating what looks like an attempst to upset a pas. to senger train between Sandbach and Holme Chspel. On hi Alonday evening the driver of the 4.50 train from Mlan- chester to Birmingham noticed an obstruction ...

... expendi- ture of successive Governments, would be fatal to all hope of administrative economy. AN EXTRAORDINARY RAILWAY CAsE-At Sandbach, yesterlay, George Fitlth, ticket-of-leave mcen, and Willianm Henry Hodgkinson were charged with stealing the cushions and ...

... Arthur Markhiam, Buxton : Win, ialpinc, John Hall. Whaley Bridge: Samuel Wilkes. Congletoen: John B. James, Richard Smith. Sandbach Andrew Baxter. Nantwiei : John Samuel Jones, Win. F. 1F'ulding, Thomas Cladding, Crewe: Johu EmberLon, Wim. I. Carlyon, Wm ...

... soe hundred tinsis . use offeresl for A ustrian stamps of one of the earliest mssues, bit no i sallers couli bhi fouind. At Sandbach Petey Se3si'ns, n o Welnesday, Joscph i Sprostlo, a pig dealer, of WVheelock, sas fitmed £5. and I costs for exposing for ...

... were orally examined by the chairman in theology, and recommended for acceptance by the Con- ferenc :- Mr. George Davies, Sandbach ; Mr. G. C. Startup, 11r: Walter Hudson, Mr. I. J. M. Withers, Nantwiqh; Mr. Smith Thomas Parr ald Mr. John Beard, Tunstall ...