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The postbag, that evening--it came late--contained a letter for me, which, however, in the hand of my employer, I found to be composed but of a few words enclosing another, addressed to himself, with a seal still unbroken.

Having placed his completed note in the postbag, he silently signed to Arnold to follow him into the garden.

Dr Davies said since taking on the role of MP his postbag has been inundated with complaints about gulls.

Some might say he's just being a grumpy old man, but Oasis legend Noel Gallagher thinks the web has been bad for the music business - and his postbag.

WITH the elections now over, we get the usual postbag of successful candidates thanking the electorate for their support via the letters page.

Write to Cosmic Postbag, Sunday Mail or email lynne@sundaymail.

The jobs are part of a Royal Mail plan to recruit 18,000 temporary workers nationwide to help handle the huge festive postbag of around two billion items.

Our report that 25,000 people died between December and March due to the cold weather, prompted a bulging postbag...

PLAID CYMRU is, unfortunately, being increasingly seen as "the nasty party" due to the antics of some of its elected members on local councils, and, to a greater extent, to the letters sent by party hacks to local postbag pages (Andrew Nutt letter, May 9).

The daily postbag averaged 72 million, down by three million from the previous year and 12 million fewer than in 2006.

Two 24-hour walkouts led to 30 million letters being delayed, around 40% of an average daily postbag.

"Although it is a small minority of retailers who break the law, I know - from my postbag - how much misery they can cause.