Volume 2, Number 25
The Baneswell Issue — The contaminated well in Baneswell, an alarming fire, stealing a live duck, Sunday evening amusement, replacing the old cottages in Baneswell and a young woman shot in Jones Street.
The Baneswell Issue — The contaminated well in Baneswell, an alarming fire, stealing a live duck, Sunday evening amusement, replacing the old cottages in Baneswell and a young woman shot in Jones Street.
The supply of gas, dock policemanship, a drunken post-boy, a nocturnal treat, theft from the Silver Grill, a travelling tinker and Chung Ling Soo at the Newport Empire.
Jack Sheppardism by a Ribbon Man, General Tom Thumb visits Newport, an attempted highway robbery near Langstone Court, stealing 9 glasses from a pub and the need for an extra milking cow for schools.
Paying for nuisances, a house for sale on King Street, the first burial at Newport Cemetery, a fire in Gold Tops, falling from a High Street window, the introduction of the parcel post, breaking a shop window and a domestic picture.
Names of street and numbers of houses, Newport shopkeepers exposing their goods, throwing a stone, Mr Bolt's new hotel and the first shops lit by electricity.
A lack of gum on postage stamps, a grand fete and gala on the Marshes, a proposed new public hall, a new street into Baneswell, a highway robbery by a soldier, overcrowding in Kear Street houses and fortune telling.