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... NOT FAIRLY DEALT WITH Mr. Sandbach Disapproves of Postal Official's Questioning CASE AGAINST KHYBER ROAD MESSENGER DISMISSED . At Marlborough-street Police Court before Mr. Sandbach on Friday. Prederick Charles George Shelly (BS. dike messenger. 25 ...
... THE ADVERTISER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1945 -11 Marriages and Deaths BIRTH September 5 Sandbach Nursing Home Wheelock to ANN ALAN daughter ARRIAGES FARNDELL On 15 1945 at the church James Greater Leicester by the Rev w Whipp ALFRED KENNETH (Royal Signals) ...
... Plight of Ex-Soldier And Family They cannot possibly live on that, remarked M. J. B. Sandbach, }C.C., the Marlborough Street magistrate. when told that the total income of a Stockwell woman, her unemployed husband, and their four-year-old child was ...
... reason for not suspending the licence of a motorist found guilty of driving while under the influence of drink. Mr. J. B. Sandbach. K.C., the Marlborough Street magistrate. quoteei this in answer to a plea that the suspension of his licence would spell ...
... Mary (Wendy) Cleminson, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. 0. Cleminson, of Roghampton Gate, and Mr. Richard Stanton Edward Sandbach, M.A.. L.L.8., of Sale, Cheshire. ...
... WIFE'S BLACK-OUTSI Taking the view that because of illness she was not fully responsible for her soc-1 _ tions, Mr. Sandbach, K.C.. the Marlborough Street magistrate, bound over Mrs. Dorothy Eileen Friend (30), of Lansdowne Way, S.W.B. She was charged ...
... what she was doing, confessing when arrested, that she did not really need the articles. The story was told to Mr. J. B. Sandbach R. 0., the Marlborough Street magistrate, and You can getniA-r e--- tt4t 4 oev-Isiettl • of Utility Bedroom & Dining Suites ...
... whose ages ranged from 15 to five. Mrs. Leary was in better circumstances. Mrs. LarrabelU was bound over for 12 months. Mr. Sandbach remarked that she seemed to have had • hard struggle and to have been more sinned against than sinning. Mrs. Leary could ...
... 1 without paying the fare (31. 4d.) —East-1 wick said be did it out of devilment. — Oh. no, said the magistrate (Mr. Sandbach), It isn't devilment. It is meanness. This is cheating.—The evidence was that defendants walked Into the station at Great ...
... MISTAKES We all make mistakes, and when a tired man makes one there is even more to be said for him, commented Mr. J. B. Sandbach, K.C., the Marlborough Street magistrate, when to avoid registering a conviction and so spoiling his licence, he dismissed ...
... alleged there was danger to pedestrians —Yes, and the returns of deaths on the roads have been staggering, remarked Mr. Sandbach, the magistrate. ...
... the best, declared the husband of Ada Whitehead (421, Of Kllton Street. Battersea, pleading on her behalf before Mr. J. B. Sandbach, the Marlborough Street magistrate. Mrs. Whitehead had pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing from Messrs. C. and A. Modes' ...