... moved, and Mr. Sandbach seconded, a motion declaring a dividend as shown in the report; which was passed unamunously. , Mr. Alderman Livingston moved, and Mr. W. Adamnson seconded, the re-election of Mr. Charles Langton and Mr .G, R. Sandbach as directors ...

... elyn 255 IO Cottaae and stable3 at ro lr of the foregoing, ets at £1l5 per annum, leasehold, 50 yea~rs na. expsred ?? A. Sandbach 305 0 A ~small treehold property, comp~rising an ettlective rehilened, wirth garden, Nr,ruo tlull Road, .and baviug irn area ...

... prevent a strike. r wSoUCnTIN or Houns FUR SALTWORKssS IN TED ALjr7lS TnADEa-A few months ago the alkali workers of Northwich, Sandbach, and Wheelock obtained by negotiation with Messrs. Brunner. Mond, and Co., Limited, a reduction of hours of L labour, by ...

... 'miiis vire hle received a splendid ovataul on:; of comrmvercial men assenlbicd. His E\e: n w58 introduced by -Mr. G. R. Sandbach. ?? chairman . the Exchanue Company. Sir Chillhchcn Lo Feng-Lub, in 3:a nowveng the hearty reception aceorded him, said it ...

... Colonel James Coffey, Colonel Mor- rion, Messrs W. S. Graves, W. E. Read, John Marquis. J. Kirk Crooks, John Elliot, G. R. Sandbach, sand T'homas H, Barker (secretary). The proceedings of the general purposes com- mittee, which were formally approved, showed ...

... TELUGRAPI.) THE BANZKRUPTUY ATS 1883 & 1g0.I stiEOEIE ORDRIM, I William Thomas Wigging, Shitnal, salop, grocer and pro- William -Sandbach. Will street, Croew, fruiterar, green- grocer. and potato ierohmnt. Rdwin Robson Kelley, cow Gap lane, Houthehore, Black- ...

... 's .acclesfield: Ftutter.ls 3d and Is 4d~per lb; eggs, 9 for Is. Crewe: Butter, Is 4d and is sa per lb ; eggs, 9 for Is. Sandbach: Rutter, Is 3d and ls 4d per lb; eggs;8 and 9 for Is. Congleton: lnuter, ts 3d and is 4d per' lb ; eggs, 10 for Is. Northwich ...

... for 1i. Macclpstield: Butter Iq ;d asnd Is 3d per lb, eggs 10 fo! IB. trewe: ButtC r Is 2d per lb, b eggs 1I rnd 12 fr s. Sandbach : Buttor Is 2d per hi), g-gs 12 for ts. Ccogle- ton Butter Is 3d per lb. Og!R 9 anl 10 for t,, N rth. wich . Pu.ter ls 21 ...

... sale, the visitors were enter- tained to luncheon by Major Rowley Conwy, who occupied the chair. He was supported by M4 jor Sandbach, Mrs Rowley Conwy, Mr P. P. :Pratt, Mr Dixon (Olderoft); Mr T. G. Dixon (Dolben, St. Asaph) ; Mr Bowdage (Denbigh) &c. I ...

... were knocked down at £050. and two 64th shares in the steamer Warrigal hrought £1,200. The iron ship Junt, owned by Messrs. Sandbach, Tinne. & Co.. Liverpool. has been sold z T')litt owvners for £4.250. She is 1,157 tons net register. and Wlas built at ...

... rrace, Leeman-rad, York, fireman on railway. William Allen, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, horticultural builder. William Lee, Sandbach, Cheshire, grocer. 6 Frederick C. Goltenbotb. Ulverston, Lancashire, pork _ butcher. Eliza Palmer. Stockton-on-Tees, boot ...

... the workang parts are made of the best Siemens mild steel, and were started by the makers, Messrs. E. Foden and Sons, of Sandbach, Crewe, to the entire satisfaction of the company. The directors are Messrs. A. Harvey (managing director), M. G. Roberts ...