... required, and where the one at Sandbach would be best situated. He and Mr. Crosbie Dawson, the company's engineer, bad already been over the place, and had agreed upon sites which they thought very suit- ?? was stated that the Sandbach station would do as at ...

... other officers, and was killed by • lion which he bad wounded. Great regret was caused at Aldershot by the newa or Major Sandbach's death, as he was a welt' known and popular officer. ...

... Wedlapin Chapel, took place on Wednesday even• There a !aria assembly of both children ani adults. A lecture by the Rev. F. B. Sandbach, illustrated by Isntern views, entitled, Missions in Burmah, delivered in en interedr ing and instructive manner, formed ...

... whom a kind of platform was raised on the channel. In the afternoon a children's service was conducted by the Rev. F. B. Sandbach, who addressed the children on The key of promise and prayer ' his discourse, being interestedly interweaved with short ...

... whom a kind of platform was rai- , ed on the channel. In the afternoon a childretel service was conducted by the Rev. F. R. Sandbach, who addressed the children on The key of promise and prayer' his discourse, being interestedly interweaved with short, ...

... into the office of Messrs. IL Heath and Sons, at the Black Bull Ironworks; the office of Messrs. S. Wheatley and Co., at the Sandbach Colliery, Cobridge; and the office and a machine-house of Messrs. R. Heath and Sons, at the Brownhills Colliery, Tun- stall; ...

... and valuable articles. The jury, after 10 minutes' deliberation, found a verdict of not guilty, and Buckley returned to Sandbach, where he Las lived for the last 23 years. ...

... HAll last night; the Rev. Dr. Young presiding, andI amongst those present were the Eevds. J. Haigh, F. La Wisenan, F. B. Sandbach, R. Heelam, and E. Blair- Allen, Dr. Scurrah; Coundillors Barclay, Baker, and E. Parkes; Messrs. T. Barnsley, J. Slack, D ...

... which had b proceeding during the week were brought to conclusion. The judges awarded the tret prize Messrs. Fodes and Son. Sandbach, Cheshire. Second and third prizes were divided Messrs. Gibbons and Robinson, of Wantage, Berks, and Messrs. Tasker and Sons ...

... night in the Bradford Street Mission Chapel. Mr. G. H. Stephenson presided, and atuongat those present were' the Revds. F. B. Sandbach, 3. ' Gurney, J.D. Brash, Messrs. W: Bannister, J. B. Powell, Budd. Selvey, Black, Hulme, ,Jameson, &c.- Me. A. IV. Sifrrs ...

... bachelor without parent, have been granted, the value of the personal estate amounting to £8,012. The will of Major Henry Martin Sandbach, R.A., of Bryngywyn, Lis:3lBol , n, who died on December Bth at Aden from the efft cts of an accident while lion-hunting ...

... to visit him at the Mansion House next month, when a banquet will be held in their honour. A shocking death befell retsy Sandbach, aged sixty, of Trawden. Deceased had been ill for some months, and on Friday ran out of her house in flames. A neighbour ...