Volume 2, Number 8
Mad dogs, pauper burials, Bets the Cripple, trap doors in the High Street, the town sewers, a new omnibus service and the Ethiopian Serenaders
Mad dogs, pauper burials, Bets the Cripple, trap doors in the High Street, the town sewers, a new omnibus service and the Ethiopian Serenaders
The 1847 Poll Book of Monmouthshire, drunkards, pugilists and window smashers, a school on Devon Place and houses for sale on Baneswell.
The Phantascope playing at the Victoria Hall, a queer horse transaction, a man beaten by his father-in-law, the bell ringing nuisance and more lights in Maindee.
Taxi prices in 1895, the annual dinner at the Market Taverm, Griffin Street, staealing a two-foot rule, the King's Arms, Christchurch Hill for sale and a fire at a draper's shop.
Schools in 1850s Newport, the cost of burials in 1848, burglary at a clergyman's house, refusing to take a child from the workhouse and a month in prison for being drunk.
Special constable summoned for assault, fire at W.A. Baker, street preaching, salmon caught in the canal and ham stealing in Pill.