... SIXTH DAY (TUESDAY). The inquiry was resumed on Tuesday morning at ten o'clock, by Mr. Meyeey-Thompson calling .Ifr. John S. Sandbach, who said : I live at Stoodley Hall, Lauglield, and am an inhabitant householder in the district. I should think my house ...

... being able to sing for tears, yet the harmony was snob as I believe could not be equalled in the king's chapeL Mr. J. B. SANDBACH moved a vote of thanks to the rev. lecturer, and after expressing his deep satisfaction at the lecture, &c remarked that ...

... were employed 'n the park, and her Majesty made special enquiries into the oircunistancoi connected with their death.—At Sandbach, on Monday, a boy named Burroughs endeavoured toenails some frozen water, and was drowned, several other people having a ...

... this gathering attended. After tea, a meeting WAS held in the chapel, presided over (in the unavoidable absence of Mr. John Sandbach, of Stoodley Hall) by the senior superintendent, Mr. Wm. Heyworth, who was supported by Mr. Mark Oldfield (Tedmorden), Mr ...

... join in honouring Mr. Law : Mr. Thos. Stenhouse, F C S.. borou4h analyst, Rochdale ; Mr. T. Aitken, J.P., Rscup ; Mr. J. h Sandbach, Stoodley Hall ; Mr. James Spencer, Halifax ; Rev. F. E. Millson, B A., Halllex ; Mr. Wm. Watson, Halifax ; Mr. Dan Sutcliffe ...

... —Mr. John Mannings, a well-known Cheshire farmer, residing near Crewe, committed suicide on Monday evening. He had been to Sandbach with his horse and trap, and returned to his farm in the afternoon. hater on he was found in an outhouse dead, a bottle ...