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... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACOS of the crowd with quick glauce that took iu no single look pity; the rope was adjusted, the waggon driven away, and there, a horrid fruit of man’s hateful passions, he hung uncovered all vengeful eyes, and the pure, sweet, but ...

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... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACON the town and that they would get upon the Hoards, if they had one for Monmouth, and lieved they would (hear, hear). He did not think was likely to be the case. Going into the question expense did not think it would so great pcoplt ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACON White, the minister, and P.C. May, very bail. He forced his way into the building, and tried to dispute with the minister. pleaded drunkenness in extenuution of his conduct in the church. Fined 10«. and costs, or 14 days’ hard ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACON. lemama of a gymuaauc appar«tur, tn« aou.tera n np iu making their aonp or coflee. In the centre of the ground a large fUwtaff. whli*h princely flag naed to hoi a ted, announcing to the Parlalana when the ‘Child France condescended ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACON. bone Jn*t lu proportion it« force la striking The chasitepot bullet is lighter than of the needle-gun, hut velocity »t any given distance h tu greater.’—rimes* Correspondent. TAKE OARS THE TOOTHBRUSH caff be surprised hearing ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACON w« don't put » resolootion to go »nd wi.h’.m both tack.’ So they the rceoloofion, nr, Chip* said, with ‘nobody « bis T«y words, sir—»nd off they walked the ‘fokde,* and told ’em there aUahont it. and they passed another there ...

... THIS MONMOUTHSHIRE BEACOIf. is “hu**k” the proper word todeHcrdjethntsoppleiijental spine hone of whalebone steel with ladies wearing in front dispose the human form divine? The busks in the present cose were of wood. I s’raightenrd them in hot water ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE EWEN. Stn,—Some of your readers may be interested in the proceedings of the above hounds for the lust month. On the Ist they met at Croft-y.bwle, the scat of the popular and well known Mayor of Monmouth, Alexander Roles, Erg., from whence ...