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... Sunday night week, and had a pennyworth of beer. When she left she had a dark shawl with her, which has not since been fieen. She is one of those characters who are well known to the police but in the absence of further evidence ...

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... t. At: ry.-A of jjvino 3'!n if d inc to try your Ointment, whieh I did, and after us-in^ it a lew times was entirely curcd.—i am, your ohedic:it servant. ROSETTA SKEBY To tha Metropolitan Eenovolcnt Company. Sol.1 at lie r>ti)i>.—122 A. A ...

... rate of four-miles an hour down a sharp hill. If parties could be charged for travelling any fraction of a journey, or fraction of a mile, at a speed of four miles an hour, then the Act was a complete mockery, delusion, and ...

MERTHYR TYDFIL

... small ratepayers. A sixpenny rate ha,1 a\wl)s coverell all expenses in New- port, including a police force (loud cheers). The state- ment might be relied upon as emanating from an official, and proceeding to Mr. Smjth, their high constable. ...

FRIDAY

... though the Bench sent for the mother, she refused to prosecute, adding that she could not do it, as he was a good son to her Dis- charged. A BEGINNING.—John Richards a little boy, was charged with having stolen ...