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... ROBBERY ON THE RAILWAY. At Sandbach on Thursday. George Fetch, a ticket-of- leave man, and William Henry Hodgkinson, a wire drawei, were charged with stealing six cushions, five window blinds, and a rug from the first-class compartment of a carriage on ...
... and third c,,1' to all stations between Manchster an.d Sandbach. N0 4 First class. No. .5-Firstclansto BirmiaghEm andaCj. (passengers for Chester changing carriages at Crw, second class to Sandbach and retermediate first ire * tions. No. 6.-First, second ...
... Manchester and Sandbach (the extra trains to Stockport of course being continued), and the par- ticulars of times and fares will be found advertised in another column. All the trains stop at the inter- mediate stations between Manchester and Sandbach, of which ...
... and did the prisoners take an active part in It? The affair took place on the 24th of November, being the ?? Ing day, at Sandbach, for the Mid-Cheshire division of this county. The polling began at eight o'clock, and at that time, a large number of persons ...
... (50 miles). which was reached by Fletcherl and Bennett in 3 hours 14 minutes. From Sandbach a return was made to Holmes Chapel, and so round the triangle again to Sandbach, a part of the jour=ey which saw the untoward retirement of W. A. H~aismond. The ...
... furiously when his cart ran over the deceased. John Higgins, a market gardener, living at Red Lane, Elton, near Sandbach, was charged at the Sandbach Police Court, on Saturday, with having caused the death, by kicking, of his paramour, Elizabeth Maddock, the ...
... this he was accon- paried by others. for the news bad now spread all round. While this was going on Mr. R. N. Latbam, of Sandbach. wvho chanced to be walkiua along the beach abonta mile nearer Conway. saw a body in the witer, and esalei out to one of ...
... William Aldersey, 26, a labourer, Emmanuel si Hartley, 31, a stonemason, John Johnson, 32, a salt- gi reck miner, and Thomas Sandbach, 25, a labourer, were s3 charged with night poaching, at Bostock, on the 25th me lovember; and also on three counts with ...
... llbr im Cjerfl~irt Exraluiber. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1842. At a meeting of the South Cheshire Agricultural Society, held at Sandbach on Thursday week, the Chairman, John Tollemache, Esq., mentioned the reduction of the import duties on foreign comn, and ...
... secretary, of the National Agricultarall Labourers' Union; Mr. Edward' Jenkins, M.P., Mr. J. o C. Cox, Bcper; Mr. G; W. Lathani, Sandbach; Mr. d George Bal1 Mr. William Hayward, Mr. J. Crick, Mr. f E, unesel, Mr. Charles' Warreun, and other fsn b labourers; Mr ...
... Alderley . .. 3725 n lo, 2i530. Clelford .'..4 440 7 3a 203 9 40 1 352 20 Holies Chapel 14 52 7 St8 35 9 S2 12 7i .. 5 S8 Sandbach . 15 O8 8 4510 0 11' IS f3 Crewe, arnives st½ 5 8 ISOlb 0 Bl) 91 S I, s Blt3111tTGHAM j8 0411 . '12 45 3 15 .. 'thi SUN'DAY ...
... tested by examination, was relatively most satisfactory. - ABANDONMENT OF TEE SANDBACH AND WINSFOBD JUNCTION RAILWAY.-A special meeting of the proprietors of the Sandbach and Winsford Junc- tion Railway was held yesterday in the Boardroom of the Manchester ...