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.
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.
The first omnibus route in Newport, till robbing, the notorious Rendezvous pub, the blind sail around Newport, police accommodation in Pill and poor drainage in Ruperra Street.