... SANDBACH. as Thus- Dr. and Lathan 'debated their eVrwaft', the large beir aildreth The went mita interest is the locality, and the golden wedding cake wee asp plied by Yam moil tad and &a. Chester. Ta cake was teetotally deoarated with gold lava sad a ...

... SANDBACH. Locaj Baa« -The u»uel ««»thly 0. lhi» Locel Boerd beW toerd- Jr.x-i-vdmg* will »pv«« Fridejr GumjMii. Mwnw. mutto* 1, favour local wee b«U Temper.no« IUII. Send bach, Friday e»cmn«. The Brr. occupied the chair, and thrre a •(tendance.lhU Uin* ...

... SANDBACH. POLICE COClT—Slototec. &hoc Moho 1P1y. Pm A rotomore.—Jobn Bratherton, • labourer, rtviding et Sendbach, woe with beta( drunk ie %leelochooad, . the 111 tart.— &moat N k4d elated about • ye•rter to four &today afternoon, from received, he ...

... SANDBACH. Tbcw*m»l Ixarorcnmi.—On Thurwlay evening. Mr. Rudd deli rerod a lecture •• Agriculture.’* A large number were present, who Iritened with great attention the valuable hiaU the lecturer. Tax CocxTT Covxcii Eaoctioi).—At meatlag of Liberal*, held ...

... SANDBACH (ore Major K-nm-ly, niit v»»vv»» —Wood »»•. tbeeTkl>-nr« of P.C. Kdn, flnxl ami co-t*, or su drfauliof P»> ». v. n•!«)»• impn-onm- nl »iIU hard UUour, fur )• log drunk on tb« Scotch C'lumon, Sandhach, Saturday night. Karrrmo to Pant-■!« T*»« ...

... SANDBACH. DAVENHAM.-On Saturday, the 9th inst , the members of the Sandbach Change-ringing Society paid a visit to the village of Davenham, and rang, at intervals during the day, a variety of five-bell peals, of 120 changes each, on the fined-toned bells ...

... SANDBACH. Tb« MMtklj turn B-or h*M to M Um Towo lull, ■' ...

... SANDBACH. SERMON IN AID OF THE CHURCH CHOIR.? On Sunday evening, the Rev. H. Blunt, M.A., of St. Andrew's, Holborn, preached a special sermon to a large congregation in St. Mary's Church, Sandbach. The colleciion taken at the close amounted to 8 3s. 4d ...

... SANDBACH There are fire retiring members, and new nominations were made these will returned unopposed. The retiring members are: —Rost Ward: James Buckley. 25, High-street, botcher; Charles Wardle, 1, High-street, draper. West Ward: Ralph Ruecoe, 106 ...

... SANDBACH. Improper Conduct.—Thomas Pierpoint, 11. Newheld-atreet, Sandbach, was charged, at the Petty Sessions on Tuesday, with improper conduct.—Mr. Amos Wood, toll collector, gave evidence, and defendant was fined 55., including costs. Funeral of Sandbach ...

... SANDBACH. Co-operative Whist Drive.—A successful *whiet drive was held in the Co-operative Room, Bold-street, on Friday, 24 tables being used. Messrs. Q. Booth and W. Hawkins carried out the M.C.'s duties. Miss Ada Spooner prewnted the prises to tho following ...

... SANDBACH night, whilat the aon Mr. Ellerton. grocer, ef sand bach, w«'s walking down Brad wall-road he fell down, and acrerelv injur.d bia knae. attended Dr. fcenaett. of Sand bach, under whoa* can- I* improving moat aatlafactorily. Mauur.—At this market ...