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... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions. — At these sessions, on Wednesday, Joseph Parrott, Frederick Hancock, and Ralph Rate- man, labourers, of Sandbach, were charged with stealing a codfish, the property of Mr. Thomas Smallwood, fish- monger, of Sandbach. Hancock ...
... SANDBACH. Change Ringing. — On Tuesday seven members of the Sandbach Society of Change Ringers, with Mr. John H. Moore, of Liverpool, rang on the bells of St. Mary's Parish Church, Sandbach, in this county, a merry Wedding Peal (being the first half ...
... SANDBACH ?? BOARD ROOM, ARCLID, Friday, May 18. Before R. Wilbraham, jun., Esq. George Higgins, of Etteley-heath, was charged by his step-daughter, Ellen Dudley, with an assault. Discharged. Mr. John Arundel, late station-master at Sand- bach, for arrears ...
... SANDBACH. PotiCß Cottbt.— William Dsao, Benjamin Clough Thomas Goodear, Frederick Hancock, and Wm. Beaver were oharged with poaching. Mr Walker defended all, with the exosption of Clough. Sergeant Oldham said that about seven o'olook on the morning ot ...
... SANDBACH. Petty Sessions. —On Monday last, before G. W. Latham and W. Moss, JE^rp, James Dean and William Dean, of ?? ctiba'ch, - were ordered to find sureties to keep the pea' c for three months for creating a distt^ance 1 at i— thaqpeh on* the 27tb ...
... SANDBACH. Cokmttta-.— At Brad wall Hall, on Monday, Henry Mushgrove, of Sandbach, was committed to take his trial at the ensuing Sessions, charged with attempting to break into a spirit store belonging to Mrs. Foden at Sandbach, on Sunday night. Tbe prisoner ...
... SANDBACH. Petty Session s. — At the Sandbach Petty Sessions on Monday, before G. W. Latham and F. H. R. Wilbra- ham, E.qrs., William Alcock, of Tetton, Thomas Higgings, of Sandbach, and William Booth, of Congle- ton, had each orders made upon tbem to ...
... for having his scales out of order at Sandbach on the 28i.h February. — Abel Jones, of Church Lawton, was fined 20s. and costs for wasting water in the Trent and Mersey Canal on the 12th Jan. — At Brook House, Sandbach, on the Bth inst., before J. W. Makin ...
... SANDBACH. Wobbying Sheep.— On Sunday night Mr. Thomas Hassall, of Yew Wood Farm, Sandbach, found that some dogs had been amongst bis sheep. A number of valuable ewes were found to be so badly bitten that they had to be destroyed. The Allegbd Outbaoe.— ...
... AT SANDBACH. Ramblers Win by Odd Goal. ...
... SANDBACH. Fatal Accident.— At the Wheat Sheaf, Sandbach, on Monday last, W. E. J. Dunstan, Esq., held an inquiry into the death of Samuel Wood, aged 74 years, a pensioner, who was found, on the 13th instant, in an ashpit behind his lodgings. The deceased ...
... SANDBACH. Petty S23M©ss.— At the Saadbach Petty Sessioas,. on Monday last, before F. H. R. Wilbraham and J. Bradsbaw,. Esqs., Herbert Higgins, . boatman, c? Wheelock, was ordered to pay £2: 17s. 6d., owing by him to the Guardians of the Congleton Union ...