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... W Halliwell 3 for 38, J Goldie 5 for 37. e ”'K'inghomf‘s:VA E Blang 3 for 45, W Sutcliffe 0 for 24, H. Marshall 2 for W L SANDBACH LTD. v SANDHOLME IRON CO. LTD, Played at Walsden on Wednesday. Sandholme Iron Co. Ltd. - CPotaobPFallln -..° .. .. .. 1 ...
... 0D 30 *9ooam *S.4sam The new Humber Bridge and Cleethorpes . 8350 8359 Sisam 930 am Blackpoolane. 0250 £225 Sls%m 930 am Sandbach Market (well worth AVASI) . 2220 £2.20 *Racon *lLlspm Chatsworth Houscand Park £2.00 £2.00 ...
... Street, Todmorden. November Bth: at Springside Chapel, Mr. Abraham Marshall, J.P., Calderbank House, Langfield, to Miss Phoebe Sandbach, Stoodley Hall, Langfield ...
... Orcadia Orin one. 3 YORK STREET LADIES' GUILD.—A work meeting followed by tea was attended by over 20 members on Tuesday. Mrs. Sandbach was in charge, and tea was provided by Miss Mills.—&n the same evening a social was also held by the young ladies of York ...
... Todmorden Works Cricket League JOHN STOTT & SONS v. W. L. SANDBACH ~ Played at Walsden last Friday. | John Stott & Sons [J Bromley b Duffield .. .. .. 32 A Nuttall run out .. .. .. .. 17 J Thomas b Duffield .. .. .. 1 B leter not O- o 1 5% aete en o A ...
... great deal of interest was taken in the offer for sale of Langfield House. The house, for many years the residence of Mrs. Sandbach Marshall, was withdrawn at £3,000. “Craigmoor,” the residence of Mr. Wilson Greenwood, J.P., which was also presented for ...
... Jukes 0, A Dobson 0, 1 Wynn 2, H Harking 2, R Davies (not osm 1, G Bullimore 0; extras 3; total 48. SANDBACH'S v KINGHORN’S Played on Wédnesday. Sandbach’s: C Glasse 0, J Rigby 0, W Sutcliffe 0, R Fielden 6 W Helliwell 0, J Marshall 0, B Hartley 0. H Lord ...
... it was the least she could do to support and help the opener, especially when she had been personaily acquainted with Mrs. Sandbach-Marshall for quite a long number of years. Speaking as a Wellington 'Roader she wanted to make an appeal—not an appeal for ...
... spoke on * Isaac: W% and his }gmns at the meeting of Ladies’ uild held on Tuesday afternoon. Tea, kindly provided by Mrs. Sandbach Mar. shall, was served. ST. AlDAN'S—Members of No. 2 Platoon of the Home Guard attended morning service at St Aidan’s Church ...
... firsts, in the local racing homer sections. ‘The President’s prize for the best racing homer in show was won by T. Roberts. of Sandbach. Cheshire, with an adult hen. “The Racing Piceon ” and * The British Homing 'World prizes were won by Mr. P. 'Barritt, ...
... Grange, Ashton, near Chester, has been elected to a seat on the general board of the bank. Mr. Naylor was a partner in Messrs. Sandbach Tinne and Co.. general merchants of Liverpool, from 1921 until recently, when the firm became a limmited liabilitv company ...
... invisible—the work which had been put into it. A vote of thanks to Mrs. Sandbach- Marshall and Mrs. Pitchford was moved by the Rev. W. Winchurch and seconded by Mrs. G. E. Crowther, Mrs. Sandbach- Marshall responding. SATURDAY'S PROCEEDINGS. The opening ceremony ...