... Sale to commence Two o'clock. Auction Office, Sandbach. ' LIQUIDATION. Important SALE of POTTERS' WORKING MATERIALS COPPER PLATES, and EFFECTS, DALEHALL WORKS. BUIiSLEM. MB. DkRRY begs to announce his instructions from Mr. Thomas Bullock, Trustee to ...

... A Horri tv Discovery. —Mr* Yates, tha jj Cheshire, held inquest, on Tvesday nn>rni»g.* near Sandbach, relative to tlie death tiii»>«' William Barratt, dogger, who, was found house burned to death. From, the evidence •» . George Booth, a labourer, it appears ...

... —A match between the above clubs was played on Tuesday last on the green adjoining the George Hotel, Sandbach, which resulted. in a victory for Sandbach by 43 Points. The thorough enjoyment of the game was somewhat damped by a copious downfall of rain ...

... (Ashton Unity). TUNSTALI.,--WHIT-MONDAY, ! JUNE 6th, 1881 MONSTRE PROCESSION OF Tallt-o'-th'-Hill, Staffordshire Potteries, and Sandbach Districts of Shepherds and other affiliated Societies. EIGHT BANDS ENGAGED. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS! GRAND GALA IN PORT HILL ...

... that colony, has been appointed the instance of the Colonial Office. The Commissioners are: Messrs. H. H. Probj_ and S. H. Sandbach, barristers-at-law, and they wil be accompanied on their mission two clerks and Mr. Alfred Larenz, shorthand writer. It is ...

... (Rhos-y-Medie), Rev. Cl 4 Stanyer (Sandbach), Air. J. Frost (Hanley), and Rev. J. R. Taylor. At No. 3 Stand the Rev. W. J. Brownson and Mr. P. Whitehnrst (Congleten) conducted, the preachers being Mr. J. H. Walford (Sandbach), Rev. T. Lagan (Tattenhall), Mr ...

... Lees, Crewe ;A. Lockyer, Sandbach; S. McAuley, Congleton; Sidney Mees, Tunstall ; R. Middleton, Macclesfield ; E. Murphy, Cannock ; F. Parsons, Longton ; t! F. Rawlings. Hanley; C. S. Reader, Northwich ; James Ritchie, Sandbach ; A. Roebuck, Northwich ...

... he said he had come from Sandbach. From the unsatisfactory conduct of prisoner the fare was refused, and Detective Harris was communicated with.—Mr. Sword's defence was that prisoner had entered the train in haste at Sandbach without booking, and at Crewe ...

... W. B. Bennison; Congleton, Mr. P. Whitehurst; Leek, Rev. J. Tristram ; Hadnall, Mr. J. Morgan; Newcastle, Rev. G. Jones; Sandbach, Mr. J. H. Walford; Minsterley, Rev. J. Taylor; Whitchurch, Mr. W. B. Sadler; Stafford, Mr. T. Morecroft ; Hanley. Mr. J ...

... William Ainsworth, Richard Hornabrook; Whaley Bridge, John D. Chirk; Congleton, S. McAnlay, Geo. Watson, Thos. Darlington; Sandbach, James Ritchie; Nantwich, Geo. Cartwright, Samuel Green; Crewe, William Lees, Charles Buzza, Ciesar Caine ; Northwich, Frederick ...

... had been sold, and that unfaithful Pat had taken a trip no one knew where. A warrant was taken out. and one d »y last week Sandbach constable thought he esii-d long wanted article, and took cure of it, the result b'ing that it was brought to Hanley, whence ...

... Burslem; W. Lees, Crewe; A. Lockyer, Sandbach; S. McAuley, Congleton; Sidney Mees, TnnstaU ; B. Middleton, ; Murphy, , Cannock : F. Parsons, Longton ; T. F. Bawlings, Hanley; C. S. Beader, Northwich; James Bitchie, Sandbach ;A. Boebuck, North- T. Bowson, Audley; ...