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STRAW PLAITING IN BUHY.

STRAW PLAITING IN BUHY.

TO THE EDITOR. Sir, — As endeavours have been made to excite judice against the introduction of straw p siting f or ti'" purpose of employing the children in this town 0 i il ground of its alleged tendency to create immoralit r shall feel obliged by your insertion of the follou.
May 1, 1839 - Bury and Norwich Post - Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England
 
MOONLIGHT MEETING OF THE CHARTISTS AT BRISTOL.—ARREST OF THEIR LEADER.

MOONLIGHT MEETING OF THE CHARTISTS AT BRISTOL.—ARREST OF THEIR LEADER.

Since the above was in type, we find that the Magi tracy of Bristol have very properly tesolved to species of nuisance, appears the etal :— Bristol, April 27.—The walls of Bristol having been for some days placarded with an announc -ment that Vincent (the Devizes hero) and sever
May 1, 1839 - Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser - Taunton, Somerset, England
 
Remarkable if True.—Yarrell, in his history of British Birds, now publishing, observes of the SJcy-Lar/c— that u during the period

Remarkable if True.—Yarrell, in his history of British Birds, now publishing, observes of the SJcy-Lar/c— that u during the period

of producing eggs, the female has occasionally been heard to sing with a power and variety tone equal to the voice of her mate." According to the report a Committee of the House of Commons, there are in the United Kingdom *1,192 posttowns, 1,993 sub-deputy and penny Post-Offices
May 1, 1839 - Taunton Courier and Western Advertiser - Taunton, Somerset, England
 
COMMITMENTS.

COMMITMENTS.

Committed to the County Gaol, C. BE. Molineux and 0. Cartwright, Esqrs.,"William Jewkes and John Churchill, charged with stealing hat, the properly Joseph Oliver; T. Beale Cooper aud Thomas Shckell, Esqrs., Pethard, charged with stealing a stock of bees, the property Eh/abeth Jo
May 1, 1839 - Worcestershire Chronicle - Worcester, Worcestershire, England
 
BIRTH.—On the 21st inst. at Kilgwyne, the lady of Major Gwynne Holford, of Buckland Park, Breconshire, and of Kilgwyne, Carmarthenshire,

BIRTH.—On the 21st inst. at Kilgwyne, the lady of Major Gwynne Holford, of Buckland Park, Breconshire, and of Kilgwyne, Carmarthenshire,

of a son. MARRIED On Tuesday, at Maesyherllan Baptist Chapel, the Rev. J. Jones, Baptist Minister at Lanfrynarh, near Brecon, to Mrs. Jane Watkins, Llangattock,Crickhowell. —On the 25th inst. at Dymock, James Avery Griffin, Esq. Dixon's Green, Dudley, to Mary, second daughter of
May 1, 1839 - Hereford Journal - Hereford, Herefordshire, England
 
st k *' -liSt-lj!. 1 and '~2s au5 **2, mThketT" ready sale> e »ert, 1 qualiiie, ut j. "' »

st k *' -liSt-lj!. 1 and '~2s au5 **2, mThketT" ready sale> e »ert, 1 qualiiie, ut j. "' »

ion. ‘“luffed 20, ,. to S „ «a to 3ii s p 'W to (id i l *"ill to o<l Per 1(1 market^ wheat- I'lOUlmg; llle , wheat N Parley at 4 I*' » Weighed 4d . ,1 * Per quarter, llle Oats. . i P ,ds 1W n! ‘h quarter liats and pease.. ■L AtAKKEI l‘»g Supply of , I to-uay. >Jur ,““*f sack. bn
May 1, 1839 - Inverness Courier - Inverness, Inverness-shire, Scotland
 
THE LORD ADVOCATE’S BILLS.

THE LORD ADVOCATE’S BILLS.

We observe in the Scotsman of Saturday, an abstract of two Bills introduced by the late Lord Advocate (.Murray), one for the better Registration of Parliamentary Electors,” and the other, for Restraining the Creation of Fictitious Votes.” The leading provisions appear to be— Fir
May 1, 1839 - Inverness Courier - Inverness, Inverness-shire, Scotland
 
SHORT-HORNED BULL.

SHORT-HORNED BULL.

THERE is for Sale, at the Mains of Coul, a superior well bred Short-horned BULL, three years old. Application be made the Overseer Coul, by Dingwall. Coul, 30th April, 1839. EXTENSIVE SALE OF PERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
May 1, 1839 - Inverness Courier - Inverness, Inverness-shire, Scotland
 
LITHOGRAPHED PETITIONS.

LITHOGRAPHED PETITIONS.

Mr C. Wood, as Chairman on the Committee on Pub. lie Petiiions, begged to ask the opinion of the Hous? as to whether lithographed petitions should be received by the House, it being a rule that no printed petitions should be received. After a short discussion, Mr Hume suggested
May 1, 1839 - Inverness Courier - Inverness, Inverness-shire, Scotland
 
BORDEAUX arrivedfrom Apl. 26. Faber, Gourclet Liverpool MARSEILLES arr.from Apl. 24. Docen, Petersen Drontheim ODESSA (Apl. 15) . .arrivedfrom Apl.

BORDEAUX arrivedfrom Apl. 26. Faber, Gourclet Liverpool MARSEILLES arr.from Apl. 24. Docen, Petersen Drontheim ODESSA (Apl. 15) . .arrivedfrom Apl.

13, Minstrel, Jenkinson Hull Elizabeth, Clarke Llanelly 14 Superior, Martin Corfu Thos, Wood, Cooper Malta Wm. Herdman, Mitchell d" 15 Boyne, Poster Constantinople sailed for Mar. 30, Carrs, Young London Thomas, Scolley d° Mary Brack, Borlitson d° Nereid, Longford England Apl. 1
May 1, 1839 - Lloyd's List - London, London, England