... mer- chants. H. Rayner, M. 3. Conolly, and E. Mawdasley, Liverpool, drysalters. R. Sandbach, R. Markendale, and D. Sandbach, Manches- ter, hide brokers. ' H. Sandbach and D. Sandbaeb, Manchester, tanners. F. Smith and J. Emerton, Dover-place, New Kent-road ...

... Philadelphia. r surraR CLICA~tiS OUIJTAOD5. ', Louisa and Frederick, Stevenson, far Newfoundland; Bee-hIvrP _ Fauvel, for Jersey; Sandbach, Bisphamn, for Demerara; Agnr . e Brown, for Carthagena; Brisk, Ivey, for Constantinople. &c; N;, erlanne, Germaine, for ...

... peargWalbook. hn 'oopcr, Whitccbapel, umbretlla alnd .luy IC, lttn;atGuildhaiL. : ?? - S~blal-lq'Mare.- ,-iohluej UChap-, Sandbach, Chefter, carnfit9tor ai bgCr,.Dcc'nhCr 16, at three, ai7, at ten, aaud Ja. .r it elt', at the White Bear Itnn, Middlew e ...

... Liverpeol, Lancashire, draper.-T. PECKSTON, Scarborough, Yorkshire, lineudraper.-W. WELLER, Woolwieh, stnce- mason.-C. WHARTON, Sandbach, Cheshire, miller.-J. RENNISON, Huddersfield, wine and spirit mechant,-V. SOMALVfCO, Charles- street, Hatton-garden, man ...

... ditto, William for Rotterdam, Petrea for New York, Johin Rutledge or ditto, Gardesiac for Iceland, Wanderer for Montreal, SandbAch for Remerara, Breeze for Odesse, Angela for Rotterdam. OFF TIHE PORT.-The Johr, MliTenzie and the Trinitv yacht,. SAILED ...

... consider the proposal of the board of directors with respect to the re- arrangement of the company's capital; Mr. HENRcY R. SANDBACH in the chair. The CMAIRMAc, in opening the proceedings, stated that the directors had already, by letter and at several local ...

... ouditalee, ofcaedlcz Bute,s. bothfrom Huelvan Corintf , a., from 1'rieited 2Blalbec, s., from *'avre; Eomeraldv from Eavannah; Sand~bach, frem IDemerar^a; Johnl Butherford froma St. John'as N.B.; }hare Plant, from St. Michbael's; .igenor, fro Sen Transhco. _ ...

... squar-sold for 6001. .Lensehold.two ?? (Oe a shop) No. 80 and 82, Ft _ roy-squre, Fluslead-sold for WI _ Iembol hous4 ,o. S, Sandbach-ph, Funmtead-,. sold for 130= Leaehold two reidences, No.t1 and 17 S fouth-pvre, Walthanstow-sold for .Xy. Freehold, two ...

... Hughes and A. Hughes, of Monmouth, curriers-R. Kilner and J. Hick, of YoeiI, confectioniers-T. Bostock and N. Stubbs, of Sandbach, Cheshire, silk throwsters-S. Banfill and G. Shute, of Erwick, Devonshire, merchants-J. Coulson and Al. Hall, of N{ewcas ...

... '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 ...

... was sold by him after his bankruptcy to Mr. Diprose. There was also r. box left by him at Victoria-Station in the name of Sandbach, and lie gave Diprose an authority to get the box; he did not know that Diprose was a pawnbroker-he was a money lender. There ...

... WILLIAM AKED,Castlesbaw, Yorkashie, cloth-manufacturer. JAMES AKED, Waters, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer. WILLIAM JAMES, Sandbach, Cheshire, silk-throweter. THOMAS PIZZIE. Bath,apholsterer. WILLIAM BRUNSDON, Cireneester, ironmonger. WILLIAM MOLE,- Bi ...