... THE DUKE OF ARGYLL'S R E TI R EM EN T. The Times ?? retirement of tbe Duke of Argyll from the Cabinet leaves a noticeable gap in tbe ranks of the Libsral party in the House of Lords. In dealing with the most important of the Ministerial measures of the year the Duke will use his great ora. torical powers for criticism not for advocacy. But though this will cause a conspicuosl change in the in. ...

... A ToBO^OfO pA.]LIAMENT. I bad been walking for some ditacce behind a seamau with sings in his ears and a very shiny cloth cap on his head, ?? af his legs .as ha stepped clong the road, the swing of his arms athwartlhips, and thec'ourl ot his blunt endedifingera 'as though they still grasped a rope, when he soddenly stopped opposite a public.house, and, after a slow, deliberate stare roudd the ...

... 1, . , . . i . I 'd B&NaOO CA sabnA.aL.Suudey,' April 24th, 1881.- st 8 a.uP, Floly Communion;. 1'80 ,eW., servMo, qarrett'! d in F.,; anthem, Prisae tha Lod(Garrett). P1reooher, the Rlleverend. 4lfred S. EdwAldo, ,of L4ando. S ver,. ' ?? aervice, BA. Rogere in' B' at; arthem, a (Wod is our hope aud stregth (R. Rogera). Preaicher, R*v. the, ?? in Reosidaelo. I Tri MRE SiiT'ATIOX s'F WEsT ...

... BOROnIci PoLIom CouraT,-TUicsDAY.-Before the MIfayor (Alderman Lewis), Ann Edwards, Baptist street, was charged with breaking inwo a neighbour's hosae rand stealir.g two bottles vf beer and 9d.-Being an old offender, she was committed for ?? .Owen, quarr.mau, Bethesda, was cha'ged with At-aling an opera glass belonging to Mr Lacy, fIole.in-tbe-walI ?? month's hard labour. LITEBAUY FeSTIV4A.-On ...

... THE TRAN8VAAI PEACE. TERMS OF T;IE SETT[AEMENT. 'The following are the full terms of the agreemnent entered into between Sir Evelyna Wood and tho Bosrs, signed tn ths morning .uf tbe 2'Jth lt. by ?? Kruger and Jorriesen on bebalf' of their party, by which her Majesty the Qa'een of Great Britain and Ireland, Em. press of India, i&., is graciously pleased to restore to the Boris recently in arms ...

... UR PARNELL AT CORK. On Sunday Mr Parnell arrived at Cork by the Ameri- c t can mail, and was received at the station by Alderman e John Daly, M.P., and the members of the Carporation, v and by the reception committee of the Laud League. h Rain seriously interfered with the proceedings, and the 1 procession was of a moat meigre character. Owing to the ?? the meeting at the Park did not take ...

... MORNu;ING POSTAL DESPATCH -C0neequent Upon a wimotial ftom tbe Looal1B Ar l,tho PostwasteT-Geteral has grr nt-d a morning postal dt.spatoh for this place, the box being olosed at 11.30). This ?? be duly app eloated not merely by tbe radulebtb in the district, but *Ia) by tbe numerous visitorn wbo frequeut this vaterirg-place during the sum-ner season. ...

... RURUL DEANERY OF LLIFON. On Easter Monday, the eleventh annivereary of the competitive literary association of this deanery was held in tbe ooboalroom at Gwalchmai, under the presi- devacy of the Rev. Canon Williamis, rector of Llanfaelog, the rural dean. The morning meeting commenced at 10 o'clock with prayer and singing, after which 76 of the boys aud girls in the several olasses in the ...

... ?? INTERMENT O' lTHEROZIR. Saturday (says tbe special correspondent of the .eilyRTezevrapA writing on Sunday) wae one of the cruellest days of an exceptionally prolonged and rigor. oun wiuter. Successive snow storms, with violent gusts of wind, occupied the forenoon; but towards evening a partial thaw set in, which bad the affect of converting the outside perspectives and spacious squares of ...

... cORRESPONDNOCE. Must be legibly wrsotfe is i*k,, and an one ide !f the pacr only. They mst hb o ?? $IF -It is maid of Ratbbi Eliaosr that hfe wept iorely when, he behel the onfe beautiful Jerusalema in ruins.' Well rnight he. -were he a resident in Beautmaris sow be. would behioldn a1 spectaicle which would miake_ his eyes wells of water! He would behold the once beautiful structure of St. ...

... Two tradesmen of Greenwich were on Satbrday fined 203 for selling as butter a compound which was I compi;esd entirely of foreign fat. The return moved by Mr Pray, M.P.,Of the in'mber of telegraph cleiks who haye resigned since 1872 bas been publiebed. 'The numbers, were:-Il. England-f males 1192, females 636; Scotliand-maleas 116, females d6; Ireland-males 159, females 64; tital, 2343. The a ...

... VALLNY rOLICE COURT, TuEsDAr-William Noble, a Old Station, Holyhead, was summoned by Inspector WarreO, of the Itayal Society for the Prevention of n Cruelty to Animals, under the Wild Birds' Proteotion v Act, ior having in his possession and control a seagull, f recently killed or ?? Al'uason, solioitor, cnn- t ducted the ?? defendant pleaded that he aoted in ignorance, and, as this was the ...