... SANDBACH The A rat meeting the Nandi*-h Trad-am-o'- A-aot waa held 1a th>- C-nuuittee -d Ihi Idterary 1 net it-I-' Friday Mr « T-mk-num - preaideat the ccupi- d the rhair. and there were ala- |f»»-nt K. Lea, T XieW. Lea. » Thomaa Lea. Ryder, Ridley. Mixon ...

... SANDBACH. WINOS& or tr. Ordieril.dol.rd a lector la Terraria Nell. Tar • lab rare peers, sod r• ea taloa by Orr Worst. Sorrel rid Um had tree raw ar..dleros sad Id UM. Wt ~re brold• .rd atl s Ord earls aad arias oroldrstil • this wan held la war it sr ...

... SANDBACH. Proprietor J. Cowin, forwirrly Trcrrl> Ut ...

... SANDBACH. tom. Ileme.—The mega =hilly et heard la the Sew& am owning. tin. Her. J. i. 6. ' L . there pled =maw, • Nil el the hill sprees la hiders Condi.. 0. area* grit• • welch the wee teen sdleeee.M treaded. the the ewe greet* Wee 'More Leal Omer ...

... SANDBACH. roue* COURT.— llobpat. ■•roftM.j.' K*»Mdy »■* M». o. a CoMTAAta.—WUIiAm Br ...

... SANDBACH, Old Lady's Fatal Fall.—An inouest was conducted on Thursday last week at tjio Public Institution Mr. H. C. Yates, respecting the death of Mrs. Alexandra Higgins (76), Union-street, Sandbnch. which took place the previous Monday.—Mrs. Birchenough ...

... SANDBACH. Wesleyan Choir Trip.— The Wesleyan choir hud their annual outing on day. The party, numbering about 30, travelled motor bus to Birkenhead. An enjovable day was spent between Liverpool and New Brighton. Deatfc of Mr. S. Allman.— The death oecureed ...

... SANDBACH. A SERGEANT-MAJOR’S NARROW ESCAPE. MILITARY TRIBUNALS. NANTWICH. ...

... the effect that there had been deaths in the Sandbach district, eight in the Holmee Chapel district, and four in the diet net, giving a mean death rate 14.9 per thousand. Of births there hod been in tne Sandbach district. 13 in the Holmes Chape) district ...

... gave her away.—On Sunday the Rev. 11. S, Ware officiated St. Mnrv's Church. Sandbach, the wedding of Air. Joseph Goodwin and Miss Lily Harvey, bolh of Church-street, Sandbach. Funeral of Mrs. Simpson.—The funeral of the lute Mrs. Harriet Sirapeon (K») ...

... SANDBACH. On Friday afteroato Mr. H. r. Vate, tome,. told Inquiry at the Wianat Wool Mood. bar!, mart-nos the death of Ineitald ttltlua I Breaks, oho roe over hint taring a ' toad to irona on-stove Mueday eight.—Mr. E. Loa •a. fon/woof the , tome lirottloy ...

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