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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 843, 7 March 1877, Page 3

It is stated in a telegram from Egypt Hat the December receipts of the New Public B.bt Office amount to £750,000 sterling,

John Wing, a station master employed by the Govern and Wye liailway Cora.any at Lydbrook, was brought up before the local Magistrates charged with neglecting his duties, whereby the liven of passengers wore in danger. Thq prisoner pleaded guilty. He had received a summons for coal stealing, and tp evade this absconded. Two trains arrived at Lydbrook railway station —a goods and passenger —nobody being there to pass them on, and, aa the block system was used, great delay arose. The Bench sent the pri soner to gaol for one month with hard labor, teliing him that a most serious accident might have arisen in consequence of his conduct.

Board and .residence for two Gentlemen, within five minutes’ walk of Post office, —C. C., ’‘Press ” Office. 5009 PJOR PALE, a bargian, a new and well linisbed 5-roomed House, match-lined and papered throughout, verandah; also securely burned, artesian well, out building, &r. 'L'hc proprietor oilers this property on very reasonable terms in this rising township, situated on the Pound road, adjoining the residence of W. Wilson, Esq, price £2OO, one half cash, remainder in two years. Apply on the Premises. 5021