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... district, and Sir. Thomas Lings arc ill the fever, aud in very precarious situation. Sandbach. g '-n Wl|j were preached in the Wesley..ll MctliiwUst Wsociation Chapel, Sandbach, on Sunday 1.-ust, Bayley, of Manchester. The bad trade, high prices, and to £19 ...
... enlightened self-interest by preventing this cause of complaint, 3Ia, SANDBACtr5S IsOevEN;Cv.-NVo submitted the letter of Mr. Sandbach, in which he complains of the inaccuracy of the statements made relitive to his examintion in the insolvent Court, to the ...
... o'clock, by way of Birming- lane, Bromesgrove, Worcester, Gloucester, to the Bush Inn, Bristol. NOR'I'HWICH, Middlewich, and Sandbach Post Coach, every Sunday, 'W/ednesdays and Friday Mornings, at half-past six o'clock. NORTHAMPTON Post Coach, every Morning ...
... best long wooled 11am, of any age. - r Two pounds. F Medal to Mr. Sandbach. Sir Pycrs Mostyn com- I mended. Pi 33. For the best Cheviot Ram, of ainy age.-TwooI pounds. Medal to Mr. Sandbach. Premium to Mr. Thos. Turnor. 34. For the best mountain Rain, of ...
... Northwich ?? Mr. W. Newtowns n Nautwich k .. M ?? Henry Welch Over.. . ?? John Cooke Runcorn, Cheshire. Mr. W. G. Cunningham i. Sandbach ?? . Mr. Thos. Stringer Mt St. Asaph . M r. T. Roberts Whitchurch ?? Messrs. Wainsley & Co. Welchpool . . Mr. D. Wall *y ...
... the Thanks of this Meetingh etohvNbl 1,men and Gentlensen who have hosior th nsiat -nt their patronage. i to Moved by H. Sandbach, Esq. setsecyo chr ara id 6. That the Thankis of this Itng be given ta Chaill, Horsfall, Esq. President, and I iePrsse; able ...
... POULTON ?? A. Barnes; Le. P OT . T . Jackson - PRESTON .. ?? W Walke4 - ROCHDALE . . . Hartley SALFORD .E. Wilock_ of SANDBACH . . ?? J FArrIngion; tl ?? 3a~n'UJ. Haddock of WIGAN H. Lomax- to 3. P6:tpaid applicatioes for other TOwIns imtnenhaqy e0- ...
... Fifty Throftle Spininers.-~0d Hands d X 'atil meet with liberal encourageosent by applying at \Vheehoak Twift Mldl, ,peur Sandbach, Chefhire. :\lieelnck, Joly 0011. 1806. : A . GOVERNESS WANTED, N A' G IENTLETlA4N'e PAM ILY. . ~~~~T j Goverrne&s *ho has ...
... -hias-mdii the ?? g arrangementsi i 'T 1 he Waggon leaving 1 feeipbol on Tuesday nt runs tbrough Northbwsicls IMiddleivich, Sandbach and arrives~at Newcasile ?? morns~ The W ?? Ftday nigtr t frough Khtutsford;,Congleton, &c. arrives at Newcaptu on Sunday ...
... and Srs: POULTON .A . Basnr: at PRESCOT ?? PRESTON . W. Walheo; 0j ROCH1DALE . ?? . _ J. Hartey .. -SALFORD ?? E. Wilcock; SANDBACH ?? J. Farringto: is WARRINGTON ?? J. andJ. Haddock: cest WIGAN .. .. . . H. Lomua; of Post yaid applicationr for oa'e Toisne ...
... IMPORTANT & ATTRACTIVE UNRESERVED SALE2 OF A Herd of Pure-bred Welsh Black Cattle. being the property of lieut. Colonel S. Sandbach. who has Mwith great care and judgement and at great cost, established this, one of the most renowned Herds of this Breed ...
... 12, at eleven, ed gridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester: attcrnies, iesari. Hewitt ee and =racuesb rys Manchester. 4, William sandbach, Liverpool, provision.mrchsnt; July 26, nd 27, Aug.12, at one, George Inn, Dale-street. Liverpool: attor- to ticy, nir. Henry ...