... SANDBACH, CRICKET MATCH.—A match was played on Saturday at Sandbach, between the local club and Northwich, which resulted in an easy victory for the home team, the scores being 40 and 92 respectively., DEATH OF MESSRS. VICKERS' MANAGER.-Mr. William James ...

... of doing so. CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR SOLDIERS. The happy inspiration of a prominent Sandbach gentleman led last week-end to hostv collection for Christmas gifts for the Sandbach detachment of the 7th Cheshire Regiment (T), who who are now undergoing training ...

... SANDBACH. laa Boaiib. -Tbr u-ual nmnthljr ni'-liiijjof this Iturd In Id in thi- in tin IJtnrarv In-iitutn. M-udav •■Ti-ninc. r. |».rltin will |iul>li*b>d Knda«' - rnm. SvM.nv.n lUatm A n in of rate |a>i-r« «a- tin- -oliuid, on i-v. iiinK, for tin pur ...

... SANDBACH. Coc,rrr Prrrx SEssioNs.—Before C. I. Ford and R. Wilbraham, Esqrs., and the Rev. F. Ford.—George Venable, was tined ss. and 10s. 6d. costs, for obstructing p.c. Coleman in the execution of his duty.—Joseph Tickle, of Elton, was charged with ...

... SANDBACH. TRADK'IEVS MEETISO. Th«* flnl inerting of the Haodbacb Tradroinrn» bald in the Literary iMtitule Friday crewing. Mr ToakinMO prrddent of the anociatioii . the cluir, and there wen also pnwent—Meaara. E. Lew. T. Kidd. W. Lew, Cooke. *. U, Thomas ...

... SANDBACH. Moe ro which ma to here been held last oar. the envie. of the siodhech breach of the Liberal Mem iatien, end at Mich arc ham delivered NW.. Oa Welk round Egypt.- tam postponed till Nether Welke. Oath( to the illness of Mrs. alarm's mother. Aroma ...

... SANDBACH. Christmas Parcels for the Soldiers.—The Education Committeo ore uJiiht drives at Sandbacb «iul Joiworth with Uie object raiding funds enable them to bend out imreels at Christmas tho employees then terving. Street Accident.—Mr. J. W. Mankery ...

... SANDBACH. Recruiting under the Derby scheme at Sandbath surpaased the anticipation® of the official®. It became evident that th® week-end there would pressure Crewe, the centre of the division, and with the object of relieving it offices were opened in ...

... SANDBACH. SANDTIACTI HEATH WESLEYAN BAND OF HOPE AND TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.—A most successful meeting was held on Tuesday evening last week, in the Wes- ; leyan Chapel,under the presidency of Mr Young, of ; Arch& who, in a forcible speech, dealt upon the ...

... SANDBACH Whitt Drive.—At whlet drive held at Abborfield- Hospital on Friday the mimes provided the patients' prizes and the patients provided those for the nurses. Mr. H. H. Llojrd was M.C. The prize-winners were:—Nurses: 1, Miss Chesters; 2. Mies Owen; ...

... SANDBACH. Flower Services.—Mies Young, of Arrlid. preached at the flower services held on Sunday at the Primitive Methodist (’hurch. In the afternoon Mr. L. Cooper presided at musical service, when recitatione and hymns were by the school children. The ...

... SANDBACH. THE URBAN DISTRICT. The Tribunal aat Thurndny last Mr. F. Poole presiding. Market Gardener'* Appeal. Mr. (iarnett. of Crewe, append! for married man, metal dealer and market Hardener, aged 30, engaged on contract A'ippijing articles to firms ...