... irs Parker was the oldest of Mr Samael Sandbach of Woollands, near Liver- pool, and of Haf ter of the Rev. Harry cousin to cece , of Dingwall, the mother of Mr Gladstone. The families intimate, and Mrs Sandbach (Mrs Parkers mother), who lived to admire ...

... Lesis the colonel of the Buprees's Krasnce Selo, hae received leave of ‘The Hari of Crowe has plot of able land in the centre Sandbach an a cite for Me HL. W. Tyler, a from his horse while riding of the Admiralty, who te Dundes, left yesterday for visit arrived ...

... lengths, Time, Smins being a mare it was the more ‘Mise Baker sbock, aad HANDICAP of £3. Mr W, Suraltwood's Little Bells (Sandbach), 21> 7 Mr W. Bradshaw's Dolly H. (Manchester), 170 yards Mr J. Mabe! H. 165 yardsOwner 3 Betting— leo ix ten lengths ...

... Mr Bustace Loder's Dremiina, Mr Bi. L. Powell's Aik} Mr D. P. Roberteon-Aikman's Shery Glam, aged Mr J. Mr C. W. Major & Sandbach’ Sir ot, aged ...

... }Major Sandbach severely wounded her. The head shikari, who was beside the Major at the time, discharged both barrels of a second gun, but the lioness sprang upon him, and killed him by a blow on the bead from her paw. Major the lioness a | Sandbach then ...

... 's afternoon, at Winningtoa Hall, Northwich, Sir Jobn Bruncer, M.P., ot over the half- manufacturers, of Brunner, ton, N Sandbach, M town, &c. It was deciied to an dividend at the rate of 30 per cont on the shares for the September, being an of coat on ...

... resort. The was in splendid order, and “ Mr B. Rose's Balanc, Llst oye, with fair fields at the post for the majority of Major Sandbach's Kan’ dew, aged, 13 Privy which constitated the card, an enjoyable aMr P. Sellw's La Ount-me Ne + Capsicum, tyre, Liat the ...

... the pames were brought forward as likely for the forthcoming vacancy in the tation of the division. After a lengthy ir of Sandbach, a solicitor as the per, was unanimously candidate, subject to confirmation ata elec- tica was likely to take place in May ...

... Goverment decided upon the latter course, | Liverpool ship of 1852 tons, owned by Messrs and enacted that from the Ist of Sandbach, Tia Ca, whieh sai from October per cent of the import duties,’ Newcastle, N. 5. for San Franciseo with a few rT Were to ...

... continue to our dead receive, the same tender care.’ wife of — The funeral of Mrs Fraoces ‘Tiviet Dale, Stock- Rev. F. D. Sandbach, with ber hasband, went down, took yesterday morning Manchester. body eras we foand by the pea- sante of Molesie and by them ...

... ez-Mayor , H. presented to the Earl and Countess eir recent marriage. This was subscribed for. asa memento of inhabitants of Sandbach also esented some silver crosecs in recognition of event. Lord Crewe acknow- the The Prince of Wales has rooms at the otel ...

... tee holdings such time the adi ve paid ) POLICY. Both in the Crewe Division held meet ings last night. Mr M‘Laren spoke at Sandbach and Mr Marriott at Crewe. The latter has the assistance of Mr M.P., and Mr Geoffrey Diage, M.P. The following letter from ...