... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Maxwell, Ellis Edwards, )r QG. H. Cox, J. HL Worthington, A. Sparrow, A. L, Jones, E. W. Bindloss. Alexander Sinclair. G. Rub Sandbach,>;F. C. Danson, and Elisha Smith. i- Messr Joseph Thorburn and A. L. Jones were le appointed vice-presidents, and Mr. Horace ...

... Quinsey, Mr. S. Bacg. Mr. J. the Rogems, Mr. H. Ray, Mr. J. Roxbzr!li. Y;1 the James Reynolds, Mr. C & Rigg. Mr. Q. !. rere Sandbach, Mr. A. Sinclair Mr. F. T. Se ad- MR- s Stubbs, Mr. H. St . Mr. C. . SErr.t=s ag- sn Mr. John Smitb, Mr. Jerome Smith. N ...

... LORD HOUGHTON ON p rees TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION. a aer 41ke en Lord Houghton, Lord-lieutenant of Ireland, ,] the speaking at Sandbach, yesterday, on behalf of1 ed funds for a technical school, for which his lord- 1 the ship has given a site, said the movement ...

... ch ~- engineer.h e- Harry Moon, Otley-road, Gutseley,. formerly cloth D- dealer, now commercial traveller. m ,w William Sandbach, Mill-street, Crewe, greengroer r _ de e, John 0. Thomas, Brynhir Arms, Criccmeth,' ararvon- shire, innkeeper. o le Villiam ...

... Liverpool okamnben- - -The president and vice presidents were unable to be with them that evening, and he had to appeal to Mr. Sandbach, chairman of the Liverpool Exchange Company, to represent its eouncil in connection with that toast. He cherished the hope ...

... Mr. W. it Thompson (nephew), and Mr. P. E. Wright (nephew). The firm was sresented by Messrs. S. Sandbach Parker, X T. Parker, C. S. Parker, G. R. Sandbach, and J. E. Tinne (partners), and Messrs A. Jaffa, G. Cooper, E. 0. Jenkins, and T. L. Hill. Among ...

... prietors of the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company was held yesterday morning in the Law vooms, Liverpool. Mr. S. Sandbach Parker (chainnan) presided, and amongst those presut were Messrs. HL L. Smyth and W. H. Tate (deputy-chairmen); T. Brocklebank ...

... questions, moved the following resolution:- That Messrs. H. D. Bateson, P. E. J. Hemelryk J. H.- ?? H . R. Robertson, G. R. Sandbach, and Horace Walker be re elected members of the council of ?? en-amier for the usual term of three years; ttat Ok. Etdward ...