... SANDBACH (ore Major K-nm-ly, niit v»»vv»» —Wood »»•. tbeeTkl>-nr« of P.C. Kdn, flnxl ami co-t*, or su drfauliof P»> ». v. n•!«)»• impn-onm- nl »iIU hard UUour, fur )• log drunk on tb« Scotch C'lumon, Sandhach, Saturday night. Karrrmo to Pant-■!« T*»« ...

... SANDBACH. Tb« MMtklj turn B-or h*M to M Um Towo lull, ■' ...

... SANDBACH There are fire retiring members, and new nominations were made these will returned unopposed. The retiring members are: —Rost Ward: James Buckley. 25, High-street, botcher; Charles Wardle, 1, High-street, draper. West Ward: Ralph Ruecoe, 106 ...

... SANDBACH. Improper Conduct.—Thomas Pierpoint, 11. Newheld-atreet, Sandbach, was charged, at the Petty Sessions on Tuesday, with improper conduct.—Mr. Amos Wood, toll collector, gave evidence, and defendant was fined 55., including costs. Funeral of Sandbach ...

... SANDBACH. Co-operative Whist Drive.—A successful *whiet drive was held in the Co-operative Room, Bold-street, on Friday, 24 tables being used. Messrs. Q. Booth and W. Hawkins carried out the M.C.'s duties. Miss Ada Spooner prewnted the prises to tho following ...

... SANDBACH. SANDBACH GRAMMAR ScHooL.—The examination of the lads for the first distribution of 15 scholarships (two years' free education) took place on Thursday morning. There were 63 boys in attendance for examination. WHEELOCK WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ...

... Flaherty, T. Jackson, sen., and W. Mellor. Messrs. Mainwaring and Egerton were the undertakers. Sandbach Soldier's Death.— Mrs. Truman. Dnion-street. Sandbach, has received official news that her husband, Private Dan. Trugaan, 2nd Battalion Cheshire Regiment ...

... SANDBACH. This Court was held on Friday, Mr. F. Poole presiding. Draper’s Appsal. An application was made by draper for ins manager. The man was the only one out oi ton employees, the appellant being crippled. He did almost all the buying, and it was ...

... SANDBACH. The Tribunal mot in tlie on Tuesday. Mj-. J. Poole presided. Three Months' Exemption. father maele application behajt his sou for exemption. asked that should pnetponed as long possible on account of business responsibilities, wluch not bo dispensed ...

... PROFESSON.-At the Sandbach Police Court, before General Sir Richard Wilbraham, K.C.8., Maud Melton, who described herself as a professional singer, who for the past few weeks has lived at Skelton's lodging-house, Hawkstreet, Sandba,ch, was charged with ...

... SANDBACH. SANDBACH CONGREGATIONAL DEBATING Mr T. Marriott delivered an address on Arbitrati Y. war, at the usual meeting of the society on Fri, lay last, The Rev. J.H. Fry presided. Several members, including'llessrs Fox and Saxton, took part in tue ...

... 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 ...