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... St Bartholomews Church, Wigginton. The bridegroom, of Station Road, Tring, is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs A. Jones of Sandbach, Cheshire. The bride, of Shugars Green, Tringis the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs D. Rance. The bride, who was given away ...
... final from Bournemouth at 4.10; Final score at 4.35. 5,05 News, Weather. 5.15 Sport Today. 5.20 First Class. Schools from Sandbach and Fife. 5.45 Jim'll Fix It 6.20 FILM: Chisum. See film {nide. 8.10 Opportunity Knocks. 9.00 News, Weather. 9|§_C i‘gp_ég ...
... clocked a creditable two hours 50 minutes 12 seconds for 29th place out of 111 finishers in the Veterans Marathon held at Sandbach, Cheshire. This was a fine performance in Tucker's first attemrt at the full marathon distance. ...
... to Middlewicb, rad alighted at Sandbacb, therebv depriving the company of 2d., which would have paid if he had booked to Sandbach. Middlewich is three miles further, but the fares are lowered because there is competition. The ticket bore these words, ...
... outside 35 minutes to beat fellow team mate from London Olympiades, Lesley Watson who ran a two hours 58 minutes marathon at Sandbach at the weekend but then she has a tremendous appetite for racing. She took fust over 38 minutes to finish. Of the more local ...
... they may lilted when required, other* haw* Iron Madera preparatory tor the landalip when it com**. The railway line between Sandbach and Crewe ij also stated have anffered. The enbaldenoe that part of Cheshire commence about mile north ot Crewe, and extend ...
... The remits were announced by the stewards on Saturday, as follows: First prize, £lOO, to Messrs r.. Fodon, Sons, and Co., Sandbach Cheshire ; .nd and 3rd prizes, amounting to . ? ivlded between Messrs. Gibbons and Eobmson. Wantage, and Messrs. W. Tasker ...
... winter. It is said that England has, since 1842, purchased from Peru guano to the value of £200,000,000 sterling. Mr. William Sandbach, son-in-law of the late Mr* Roscoe, has contributed £l,OOO to tbe sum being raised for the endowment of the Roscoe Chair ...