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... the foot-bridge above Qorpley mill have their attention called to the dangerous state of the said bridge. (3) That if Mr. Sandbach will give the Local Board authority in writing, abandoning the coal places at Sandbed, they will rebuild the wall. (4) That ...
... Jane Hannah, daughter of the late James Lamplugh, KUham. Miller —Derry.—On the 21st inst., at the Congregational Church, Sandbach, Edward Keyworth, eldest son of William Eaton Miller. to Mary, second daughter of Thomas Moorland House, Burslem, Staffordshire ...
... strongly recommend this plan those interested in small coumry schools.—Yours, &c., CURATE. MR Gf\V. LATHAM, M.P. —lnquirers Sandbach ye*wday morning were informed that there is improvement in the health of Mr Latham, M.P. for Crewe and hopes are entertained ...
... General com- manding lias shown once more very conspicu- ously his appreciation of the Indian native troops. As I write, Lieut. Sandbach, R.E., has blown in the wells of Thakool, thus rendering the position untenable by the Arabs. Corporal Soondur Singh, a Sikh ...
... Regiment, to proceed to Holland; Captain G. R. Taylor, 4th BattaLion Manchester Regiment, to travel in Italy; Captain S. Sandbach, 3rd Battalion Royal Welsh Frisiliera, to pro- ceed to the West Indies; Liout, S. W. DOwes, 4th Battalion Royal North Lancashire ...
... condition of the various circuits. in which the Revs J. J. Britten, W. Shaw, B. Burson, G. Dickenson, R. Stephenson, 8.A., F. B. Sandbach, and others took part —The Chairman, in summarising the conversation, reminded the meeting that notwithstanding the decrease ...
... so well known and high!) , esteemed, and such a strong friend of Methodism, as really to need no introduction to them.—Mr. Sandbach said he felt • sincere pleasure in being there, but he thought the committee might have made a better choice than they had ...
... a meeting of over 300 representative delegates held at Crewe, it was decided that Mr. G. W. Lath= of Bradwall Hall, near Sandbach, should be the Liberai candidate for the Crewe division. Mr. J. Toinkinson, whose name has been freely mentioned for the ...
... afternoon last, a public tea and meeting was held at the above place, and attended by a goodly number of friends, Mr. J. K Sandbach, of Stoodley Hall, presided over the meeting, and addresses were given by the Itev. W. G. White, Rev. J. It. Cletuinson, ...
... The unfavourable symptoms of ?? are not so pronounced to-day, and the pain has diminished. MRt. LATRAM, M.P.-Inquirers at Sandbach yesterday morning were informed that there is au improvement in the health of Mr. G. W. Latham, M .P. for Crewe Division ...
... District Reporter, was elected one of the delegates to represent the Hull District at the annual general meeting to be held at Sandbach at Whitsuntide. At the close of the meeting Bro. Turner, Sheaf ',edge, Sheffield, spoke strongly in favour of the giTservice ...
... into the silk trade. He subsequently removed Salford. In 1856 be commenced a large silk mill Sandbach, Cheshire, and from that year until 1880 he resided at Sandbach in the summer and Salford in the winter. He was a magistrate for the county of Chester, and ...