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... tor embezzling £lO. • THE ILLNESS OF* MR LATHAM, M.P. Yesterday morning the following bulletin vu issued Brad well Hall, Sandbach, after the medical men had visited Latham, M.P. **Mr Latham ■hw had a good night, and is a little better. The issue of this ...
... It . .. 8 .0 Bruce ?? ?? ?? 12 . i. 0 lANCASHIRE v. TWENTY-TWO OF SANDBACH AND DISTRICT. Mr. A. N. HEorby's scratch county eleven were again successful, defeating, the district of Sandbach by four wickets and 161 rune. Mr. Horubry played a fine innings ...
... Hermitage. Oswaldkirk. York. references.— Apply G. AS GROOM, under aooarhmiTn . goodchara^T~T reducing ; age It *r through near Sandbach, Cheshire areaiJ 'urrop. A Gentleman rati reratumrail man tiluo.l and Ji.rliw; fraw' chamct.r.-AYofma 'J >««' von. ...
... shorthorns era4 selling quite as %Yfsil theicy deses-is in proportion to the rank and file of the I-~eel ljr. lI. W. Latham, of Sandbach, Cheshire, who diede tho other day, was liked. enid respected by all who linevj wtoeopt Ug those who were, bdiuded to his ...
... 5, pressure 410.; pressure slu . and in proportion. SAD CASE.— On Thursday night as party of gentlemen were driving from Sandbach Middlewich, Mr. Meara, of the Middlewich Milk Factory, alighted near the Shropshire Union Canal, and the night being very ...
... (Bihmingham), hal3 I6, beat MIss E. llobaridson, 15,45.6, 1-5, 64, iss Atlnaore lI-oefolkl, half 15, beat Miss Marriott (Sandbach), 2 bisQues, 6 , 6-3, 6*1. FI N&L. Mils B. Steedman beat Miss Aikinson, 6-4, 7.5. The prizesin the other events decided previous ...
... to the Volunteers. THE ILLNESS OF MR. LATHAM, M.P.-Yester- day morning the following bulletin was issued at Bradwell Hall, Sandbach, after the medieal men had visited lr. LathsL, ?? Mr. Latham has had a good night and is a little better. The issue of this ...
... into deep water, and were carried bodily away by the torrent. Saml. Brown, a forgeman, was poaching the other night, near Sandbach, Cheshire, when he fell, a net peg entered his side, pene : trated one of his lungs, and death resulted. At the Guilahail ...
... clothing wJ*«rfL£ T' * uew difficulty arose. The water Jjg* k cries brought « ? Acci^Un^r«iA»!E The verdict was Smallwood, near Sandbach, Chest,,™S boy, and his brother wero Join* *' L \ balm ! el Tr y nor ' a a little boy named Barnett sliding 1 o1 when . th ...