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... -Fat Stock. Newport Cattle Market, John H. Rennie, BY llxase.n Messrs Newland, Davis. and Hunt •THE VERDICT OF . ,—C.ttle• Silreil. and ;NM.. Nentlnni ATOM. eALEIDIAN, ACCTIONNES. TAUTIA, DOnen Cattle Market, Mr. John H. WM, /MATE, INSJIIANCIL AND consamason ...
... lime over the Xmas holidays, se enter of Lord Tredtgar. Lord Tredegar ban gives :a ollli lio iron 1.10 to the building of Oh. John itapiu• • Church at had alrowly given On Wooday George Corp. labourer. rd df. watt brought up lb.- Newport Cogoiy tom din rge ...
... of prominent personages Chicago society invitations to the lion. The cards were beautifully tt, graved. They bore the royal arms. IP the invitation was couched in phraseology. The cards were sent hut London. and were believed to be gee it was discovered ...
... football coupon has been won on last Saturdays eoupon by Messrs. A. Foyle, afi, London-street. Newport. and H. P. Thomas. Tredegar Arms, Crass Keys-- each 'lf whom scored 11 points by giving the correct :wore% made by Eniland, Neath, Cardiff, and Penarth. The ...
... I pried over her body. roster. 4 ,er_e below the knee, and fracturing arm. The unfortunate woman was . to Cardiff Infirmary, but expired rLt morniug. There were two other - Mi 4 John, of Trahatod, and Mr. . if l'orth--in the train, and ther • to rre•ent ...
... the hope of drowning Morgan, ,ra he and own son Hugh. who • ht have witnessed against him as being ,rScatell in the murder of John Bowling. : it the idiot had 107 revenged himself on r.. 1 ciiin who had I him to kill his father , set fire to the Grange. ...
... leem the other aide— Thu be ex. you mesa ware sea • col/arm oe the aide oe elate the was aeorwtmg, prelatew al the meter ma& 0 11.000 Iras the ode sole? C.amaialy, we. I. it rune theory tho ardiese arm of ell came best mixer -It might Mee teem t.ppwato sad ...
... the with it could be earned out detect-nu avoided. These were offences which the public must be adsuuntelr :troweled. Mr. St John Mieklethwaite. anstracted by Mors. Lyndon Moore and Cooper, Newport, 'rho defer.dcd, said h.e had never been in any sort of ...
... Livided which an.. s r beoms • seatornated alb Waste, Wulf, and Co. and the United CoL.beriee, Lim:ted. lir Ferrier, who hailed Cardigan, as • to in 18511, and business in tbe ef Neoax Lieu Son Ho migrated to the Ira of Taylor and Cory, sad ereoteaUg to Its ...
... , J. Mathews, A. Jenkins, n. h. rose, .1. Warne, O. Taylor, 4,lnrer, Bay., stark, 0. %i E. during on baba/ T. pittlea, J. Johns, J. H. Maytag. ea.. Ur the pm- . U. Gregory, tarinus at oeinetury the cortege he b • largo of friend@ sad members of ise a ...
... the erransemente were Mesdernee T. J. Darnm, Richard ',Wig,R Ssdler, W. Hughes, C. Thomas, Corneek, John Thorned, L ew i s fo'lowing predided at hlrs John II Mf. W Wriest , , Xis. Honlune, Mi.. Baker, Madames W. Lewd , . Trott, Pante% J. Hughee. B Sadler ...
... hie •ell, bid o Isundav het he henke Arm% and Oniplainailo puilin in he Ile up he. on the roman, and on. taken to a swdercel It,, wino's' heane. Witness isceornowniod clown. He wm oil eight he Betroth none Cardigan, ant the.. theetred he wanted to en ...