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... is entirely devoid of foundation. No such ne tions have been comm in London, The commission of Barri: Messrs. Probyn, and Sandbach, appointed by the Colonii office to inquire into the sugar industry at Demarara, leave England for that Colony on Saturday ...
... William M. Hunter, W. Dawkins. Nantwich : Rev. George Sarvent, and one wanted. Burslem : Rev. Anthony Gibert. Winsford and Sandbach : Rev. George R. Rawson. Longton : Rev. George Lord. Frodsham and Runcorn: One to be sent. Overton and Wrexham: Revs. Josiah ...
... simple country lad), ' were charged with stealing £33 and a quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Moores at Sandbach, on 25th April. Mr. Brandt appeared the prosecution; Mr. M'lntyre for the defence. Prosecutor keeps a Public-hone, and the ...
... Wednesday a woman nulled Haddocks and her child were travelling from Oldham to Whitchurch and when between Holmes Chapel and Sandbach she stood up leaning against the side of the carriage, playing with her infant, when, to the consternation of the other the ...
... entertain @ house party for the Agricultural Show in Crewe Park, held his Lordship’s tenantry. Arrangements are ing made at Crewe Sandbach to present to and Lady C ‘rewe the gifts recently sub. for wedding pre- soribed for by these towns JUVENILE OUTING —On Monday ...
... Russian designs on the northern frontiers of Afghanistan, hut it continues to be of a very vague character. On Monday, at Sandbach, a butcher named Joseph Hall, from Longton, Was summoned for exposing had meat for sale, and was fined kei and costs, amounting ...
... fancy articles, which were in charge of the following ladies and gentlemen Fancy Stall No. 1—Mesdhmes Armstrong Ha’ Craigie, Sandbach, and Miss Hutchinson, | Fancy Stall No. 2—Mises Armstrong Hall, | | | Keightey, B, Crewe, Singer, and Wood. Fancy Sta!! No ...
... dipped in process of manufacture. A man named Thomas Alderson, a plumber,bas been drowned under painful circumstances at' Sandbach. On Monday morning, the deceased and a labourer named James Reece, went to! Foxmere pool, a sheet of water covering about ...
... MR. W. H. GLADSTONE'S POLICY. The Rev. D. S. Prosser, of Crewe, in speaking at tae Liberal pio-nic at Brodwell Hall, near Sandbach, on Saturday, remarked that whatever might be the oondition of Libermisin in the country generally, it was at Crewe and Sendoech ...
... not sought to ear their ecivtion. st the pee sent time, LORD CREWE ON EDUC ATION.—The Earl of prises to t students a¢ the Sandbach Classes on Monday His Lordship re ferred to the importance of to successfully to enable the English workman the foreigner ...
... formerly been the between Chester and Stockport via Crewe. On owner of certain property in Broughton Road , which arriving at Sandbach the prisoner and three of his had been purchased by the pros e cutor. T he p riso- confederates entered the first class carriage ...
... behalf of the hand alver salver. Venables, on behalf of town of models of the anc sd a set of Crosse, Mr. War ment crosses Sandbach, Lon behalf of the Cc wwe Tradesmen’, se Views. presented an album conta:ning hearty he Earl of Crewe, said who had a ver ...