... quarts of milk; that is what we call the fake. —The evidence of Mr. Hanson was corroborated by the detective officer and by Mr. Hanson's foreman, the latter under cross-examination denying all knowledge of the fake.—Mr. Flowers said the prisoner's cro ...

... support. 'fhere . is reason to believe thin they g gill has ma fallen a victim to the temptations to which been for some days exposed. ran HAILBOUR. —ln our police report will ha found the evidence adduced before the Bench relative to olistructiag the navigation ...

... After. To C4mdM, Wednesday. linb. at 7 Morn. To Newport, W ednesday, 23rd, at 1; After. To CardW, Wednesday, Altb. at 7 Morn FAKES: To CORK and BACK, in Best Cabin, £l7o. Steward Fes. Tickets available for Month. To CONK, Cabal, 17s. 64. To CORK, Book 7s ...

... by the witnesses of the (Miry, with the view of proving their innocence by mere dint of herd swearing to what was absolutely fake and untrue. The Stipeediary Magistrate, to whom we thuds, intimated, only a few daps *go, that when he could detect any of ...

... —ln the first case Mr Hicks as £2 and costs; the second cam was dismissed. William Bishop and Alfred Farr were charged with exposing for sale, in the Newport market, diseased pigs.—lnspeoter Williams visited the Cattle Market on Wednesday last, and saw 5 ...

... great wink el national education, who are uot in their nienthros of the Conrch of England all, are tempted. or bribed, to • fake csonformity. My moteetion wee that national education should be rescued from the perverse and mieshismus effects of this system ...

... portion oi is due to that p4.,licy which wakes food door—the policy ',hush th• who call thelq.l‘e• Reformers •• in vain faked wis to adopt. It had been 1. No FlYinir• shadowed that tha Government intended to take action to minimise the risks to the ...

... of Monmouth beg most respectfully to call your attention to the inconvenience we are subjected to in not being allowed to expose our goods st the door for sale on market and fair days, as is clearly allowed by the Paving Act and we consider, as ratepayers ...

... livelihood which most of them are earning, and the to health and life which they have to run in musegooses of being daily exposed to all kinds of weather. In former years his lordship has generously assisted the cabmen, bat be to evidently prepared to ...

... mewl Jame hogan. Ihfroducit did not ap. pear, having tomtit to opmpromiso to. mailer hp gabg the lad's mother a smudge. The fake woo odjoareal from week wheal Bench thomaa the maw ought tot to P. 'nom d lobe settled. It appeared that the lad was working ...

... of time into a ruin, serving only as a landmark to the seamen. - - - The three remaining 'were white and rugged; in their exposed position no vegetation would lend them its softening garment; only on the landward side, where one tall tower rose in solitary ...

... wife and two chikli•en had been to Newport on the 10th of July, and were returning home. They met defendant near a style, and faked him to hold • doll while Mrs. thither got over the stile. He did so, but refused to give it up, and knocked thither down and ...