... THURSDAY, MARCH IS.-LoCAL JUDICATURES. — The Lord Chancellor rose for the purpose of submitting to their lordships a bill for establishing local jurisdictions in England and Wales, similar in principle, and in the majority of its provisions, to that submitted by him on two former occasions. He would confine himself to a brief outline of its leading features and provisions, reserving himself ...

... The Llantillio Hounds will meet at the Graig Hill, on Mon- day, at eleven o'clock. ...

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... Borough, Monday, April 22.—Notwithstanding that the atmos- pheric temperature has been, for several weeks past, unfavourable to the growth of, and is said to have, in some instances, damaged the growing bine, our hop trade is still dull, and chiefly confined to new hops, of the first quality, at last week's prices. Currency: East Kent, in pockets, 1830, £5. 5s to f6. 5s; 1831, £7. 2s to £ 8. ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 22.— Mr. IV. A. Williams presented a peti- tion from the magistrates of the county of Monmouth against beer-houses. Many similar petitions were presented by different members, and ordered to be refened to the committee now sitting. Several petitions were presented, praying for the immediate abo- lition of slavery, among which were three presented by Mr. Hall, who also presented a ...

... The Llantillio hounds will meet on Tuesday next at Llanarth Court, and on Friday at Grosmont-each morning at eleven o'clock. Fox CHASE, Yesterday se'nnight, the Llantillio Hunt as- sembled at Little Killouch Wood, and a numerous field of sports- men were present, anxious to try the mettle of their steeds. The morning was beautiful, and delight beamed on every counte- nance, which was much ...

... Young Love was once a prisoner kept, For roaming late in Beauty's bowers The nymph surprised him while he slept, And bound him with a wreath of flowers. She guards him with her virgin train, They watch by turns while Love reposes Or weave fresh rosebuds for his chain, For young Love's chains are made of roses. Yet still Love pined, and only sought To rid him of his rosy fetter; For though his ...

... THURSDAY, MARCH 28.—Mr. Ewart obtained leave to bring in a bill for giving prisoners in criminal cases a full defence by counsel. EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN FACTORIES. Mr. W. Patten postponed his motion for a commission to col- lect evidence on the subject of children employed in factories, till Tuesday, with the understanding that the second reading of the noble lord's (Ashley) bill would not ...

... ROBBERY OF THE BANKERS' AT Friday, G. 0. Parsons, Thos. Nichols, and Sarah Parsons were placed at the bar. The two male prisoners were indicted for robbing Henry Eade Stephens of notes and cash to the amount of £ 8000, and the fe- male for harbouring and concealing Parsons after the felony. Henry Eadc Stephens stated, that he was the clerk at Messrs. Bloxsorne's bank at Dursley. The bank opens ...

... The Congregational Dissenters of the County of Mon- mouth held their half-yearly Association at Usk, on the 9th and 10th instant, when the following petition to the House of Commons was unanimously agreed to Sheweth,-That your petitioners are deeply convinced that slavery is utterly repugnant to the claims of justice and the dic- tates of the holy scriptures, and that no consideration of ...

... Monmouth shire.— Gromnont:, Monday 8 Monmouth, Thurs- day 18 Usk, Saturday 20 Pontypool, Monday 22. Herefordshire.— Wigrnore, Tuesday 16 Orleton, Wednesday 24 Dorstone, Saturday 27 Longtown, Monday 29. Gloucestershire.—Mitcheldean and Thornbury, Monday 8; Cirencester, Tuesday 9 Tetbury and Tewkesbury, Wednesday 10; Cheltenham, Thursday 11 Campden, Tuesday 23; Iron Ac:on, T hursday 25. ...

... TUFSDAY, APRIL 2.— Mr. Hyett presented several petitions from Gloucestershiie, for the abolition of slavery. Other peti- tions of a similar nature, and also for the repeal of taxes, &c. &c., were presented by different members. A message from the Lords announced that their lordships had agreed to the amendments of the Commons in the Irish Dis- turbances Bill. ELECTION COMMITTEES. John Barlow ...