Volume 1, Number 35
Bay windows, drunk man disturbs church congregation, a pestilential nuisance, disturbing the highway with a pig trough, a 'celebrated wall' on Bridge Street and the proposed widening of High Street.
Bay windows, drunk man disturbs church congregation, a pestilential nuisance, disturbing the highway with a pig trough, a 'celebrated wall' on Bridge Street and the proposed widening of High Street.
The opening of Brynglas House, public urinals in 1854, rogues at the fair, a 'black polar bear' for the People's Park, a fire eater visits Newport and 18th century mentions of Malpas.
The urinals of Newport in 1868, a midnight brawl in Maindee, the opening of the Victoria Assembly Rooms, a trotting match, Newport's gas lights in 1825 and being taken home in a wheelbarrow.
Extending the Greyhound pub, neglecting to trim hedges, damaging a magazine at the Free Library, a proposed park on the Marshes, Cinquevalli, the King of Jugglers, visits Newport and hunting on the east side of Newport.
The need for a sign at the hand post, North Street trams, house numbering, "the worst girl in town", stealing shrimps and keeping pigs in Maindee.
The price of houses on Victoria Place in 1874, leaving a wagon unattended at the Handpost Inn, stealing seven coats. Florodora at the Lyceum Theatre and a man dies during a funeral procession on Stow Hill.