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... A luggage traiir from Manchester to Crewe broke down while running between Sandbach and Sydney Bridge on Thursday afternoon. The train was travelling at a good speed, when one of the axles of an empty coal waggon broke, throwing it off the rails. The ...
... though the engine had cut through ortl °\* fc before the train was brought to a standstill. An examination of the np-train Sandbach revealed the fact that one of the first-class compartments had been stripped ot every cushion and other fittings. When the ...
... so acted, he i acteit, in my opinion, contrary to his true nature.-our t obedient servaut, WALTFU SHIRLEY. Bradwall Hall, Sandbach, Jan. 23rd. r T STIMOINIAL TO coin. BLOAD-URST.-A com.i mittee has been formed from among the members of the different trades ...
... and of the desirability Al of ?? theaobservance of the Sabbath. The Revs. al John Mvers, J. Adcock, WV. G. Jordan, F. B. Sandbach, c and J. G1. Knight took part'lin the proceedings. EMBEZZLEMENT AT A HiAL1FA'X MILL.-Yester- c day, at the Halifax Borough ...
... BILLS ADVANCED. The Halifax High Love) and North and South Junction Railways Bill was read a third time and passed. The Sandbach Gas Bill was read a tune. MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S BISTER. Mr BROADHURST presented petitions favour of his motion ...
... Halifax High Level and North and South Junction Railways Bill was read a third time in the House of Commons yesterday, and the Sandbach Gas Bill was read a second time. BORB AN.D CISNLEY RAILWAY 33riLL Yesterday this matter was before one of the Examiners, ...
... had been stripped of all the cushions and fittings. A singular part of the affair is that wioen the up train arrived at Sandbach this compartment was empty, though it was seen to be occupied at the pre-i edi2g station. Is appears, however, that some ...
... THE LONrDON AND INOETH- P h WasTrair BxR wAy.-A luggage train from Manchester -s n to Crewe broke down while runnig between Sandbach ant B d ydney Bridge yesterday afternoon. The train was t, -a travelling at a good speed, when one of the axles Of an- I ...
... together with Sir Jacob Behrens, tsi Revs. Dr. Fairbairn,- .1 Dr. Fraser, Dr. Strauss, A. Holborn, J. Haley, W. 'Wilson, 3. B. Sandbach, E. Wynne, Pastor Just; Aid. J. H lill, Aid. Willis Weod; Dr. Himes, Dr. Evans; Messrs. c J. A. Godwin, 0. Stead, J. fanueon5 ...
... change on one Sunday in every month with the ministers of the Bradford (Kirkgate) Circuit. BRADFORD (MANNINUHAM).—Francis B. Sandbach), Edward Edwards, George logman: Elijtdt Jackson, supernumerary. BRADFORD 1. Tapley Short, John M. Lobb. BRADFORD HILL).—John ...
... ~, Btm.ER.-Joo, 90, ,t V»vo Lodfc, Ki.in,- tier—a son. #.« HlND.—June 81 Viomfi. Lu. ' Be*. W, Hind, of daughter. . g, SANDBACH.—June 17. Hall, Cb«t. '• *** 3 a daughter. GTOTISFO. TCRGUSSON—DAVIDSON. —June 18. 9, 1 ?, Edinburgh, the Re*. C. Qifien ...
... llall Terrace, ii«l, Eorle.ihill. uuitll family, experienced neral SERVANT; also Nurse HOi 8EMA11): good character*.—Mrs Sandbach, 'A White's Terrace, V\7ANTED, oner, good General SERVANT who can cook; 2 » other servants kept: character from last situation ...