Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... tea, and at the entertainment afterwards Mr. Pearson (Underbank-hall) took the chair. Mr. Abraham Marshall and Mr. J. E. Sandbach gave appropriate addresses. The proceeds and subscriptions amounted to more than £2O, which will go to the alteration fund ...
... a public meeting iu support of the name cause was held in the chapel, about 100 or MO persons being ',resent. Mr. J. F.. Sandbach, of Stoodley flail, occupied the chair ; Rev. W. l'allister read Ines f the mission report and suitable speeches, were delivered ...
... W. D. John-on, superintendent minister, gave out an opening hymn, and the Rev. W. Palliiiter engaged in prayer. Mr. J. E. Sandbach, in formally opening the proceedings, explained that he attended there somewhat in the capacity of•• deputy, as at one time ...
... Helliwell, and S. Cockcroft The refreshment stall was at the top end of the school, and was under the charge of Mrs. W. Sandbach, Miss Baker, Miss Pearson, and Miss Judson on the Saturday, Mrs. John Clegg, Miss S. A. Gibson, and MM Edith !Jordan on the ...
... completely refurnished, but fitted up with several additional conveniences the upper school has been repvinted. Mr. Edwd. Sandbach, of Manchester, preached two excellent sermons to go congregations, and collections were made which realised £l3 is. 3.1 ...
... evening, the annual public missionary meeting was held. The Rev. S. Cheater, the circuit ministers, and the chairman (Mr. J. E. Sandbach) gave addresses on the mission work, which were listened to with much interest. The collections at sermons and meeting realised ...
... it a success : the results of their efforts were exhibited on Tuesday last. The sale was opened in the afternoon by J. E. Sandbach, Esq., or Stoodley-hall. There was a good attendance at the opening ceremony. The stalls (which were under the management ...
... details both of the tea and entertainment being carried out by a number of gentlemen connected with the place. Mr. J. E. Sandbach, of Stoodley Hall, occupied the chair, and au address was given by the Rev. D. Brook, M.A., of Bridge-street U.M F.C., Todmorden ...
... and Patent Medicine Veors; or ownt for sixty stammi by the Makers. Tax LmooLat a-an MIDLAND Courrma Dane Co., Limited. John Sandbach, in the employment of a Liver peol bill - posting firm, was remanded by the Stipendiary on Monday en • charge of forging ...