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... second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Bancroft, of Flansham Manor, Regis, to Mr. Wilfrid Edward Sandbach, the younger son of Professor and Mrs. F. E. Sandbach, of Moseley, Birmingham. The ceremony took place at Boxgrove Priory, and Canon C. E. Lambert (of ...
... of thought in the Church. The rev. gentleman married, firstly in 1942. Sarah, daughter of the lateJohnTwemlow, surgeon of Sandbach, Cheshire; secondly. in 1884, Mary Ann Phillips, daughter of William Humphrey Smith, and widow of the Rev. George Phillips ...
... s for similar offences, was committed for trial for attempting to break into the parish church. During a thunderstorm at Sandbach lightning struck a house in Bradwell-street. The tiles were scattered, and the electric fluid passed through the house, smashing ...
... was unconscious, and when she had been restored renewed the attack. Nearly an acre of land has subsided at Smallwood, near Sandbach and Holmeschapel, Cheshire, and it is feared that the whole field of about four acres will fall in. A subterranean stream ...
... relatives present at the ,ceremony included Mrs. E. Russell Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth, and the Rev. Edward Armistead, of Sandbach. A peal of bells from the old tower announced the completion of the ceremony, and Mr. and Mrs. Combe afterwards left Chichester ...
... The results were announced by the stewards on Saturday, as follows: First prize, £lOO, to Messrs. E. Fodon, Sons, and Co., Sandbach, Cheshire ; 2nd and I 3rd prizes, amounting to £75, divided equally between Messrs. Gibbons and Robinson, Wantage, and Messrs ...
... Morbus Sabbaticus.• or Sunday sickness, • dise;.se peculiar to church-goers. writes the Rev. R. Rice, the vicar of Smallwood,Sandbach. The attack tomes on suddenly every Sunday; no Symptoms are felt on Saturday night; the patient sleeps well, eats a hearty ...
... years ago was a working smith in a little smithy on the outskirts of Lincoln ; Mr. Brown, a New South Wales colonist; Mr. Sandbach, • West Indian planter ; cotton spinners, and machine makers ; Mr. Larking, much of whose time was rassed in Egypt ; Mr. ...