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Eastern , 2 \ per cent . ; jfcuth . Eastern , 9 s . 6 d . per £ 30 . share ; Eastern Counties , 2 s . per share ; Midland , 4 per cent . ; Lancaster and Carlisle , 7 \ per cent . ; Great Northern , If per cent , on . the . original stock and 3 | per cent , on the B Stock ; Bristol and Exeter , A \ per cent . ; Ambergate and Nottingham , 2 s . 6 d . per per share .

On the 7 th , the London and County Bank held its meeting ; the dividend declared was 5 per cent , for the half-year , leaving a balance of 10 , 819 Z . to be carried to the next account . The Southampton Dock Company met on the 27 th , and declared a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent , per annum . The General Screw Steam Navigation Company is being wound up , and the vessels are for sale .

PBOYIDENT . We have to report this month some interesting news with respect to life assurance bodies . The "English and Cambrian " Life Assurance Societ y * 'has changed its appellation to 'ItheCommercial , " an excellent change . Amalgamation appears to be in high favour with the shareholders of even successful assurance bodies . For instance , the " Eagle" and the " Palladium , " the "Medical , Legal , and General , " and the "New Equitable ¦ * Officeswhich had

, earned a large amount of public support , have been completely amalgamated ; and at the special meetings , held for that purpose during the last few days , not a dissentient voice was raised against the conjunction of these bodies ; indeed , on the contrary , the proposition may be said to have been " carried with acclamation . " The Deposit , " the name of which has been often before the public , and generally in an unfavourable light , has concluded an alliance with the " City of London Assurance Society " about the best thing the directors could do .

MISCELLANEOUS . The freedom of the city of London and a magnificent sword has been presented to Sir Wm . Williams of Kars . The celebrated actress , Madame Vestris , died on the 9 th , aged 59 , having long suffered from cancer . On the 10 th , the Eight Eev . Dr . Charles Earing , who has been appointed Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol , and the Eight Rev . Dr . Henry J . C . Harper , who has been appointed Bishop of Christohurch , New Zealand , were consecrated in the private chapel of Lambeth Palace .

The long vacation— -the holiday of lawyers and unfortunate debtors—commenced on the 11 th . It will close on 24 th October . The long-vaunted dinner to the Guards came off at the Surrey Gardens on the 25 th . About 2 , 000 men sat down to the entertainment , which certainly did no credit to the providers , either for quantity or quality . The will of the Eight Eev . the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol was sworn under £ 140 , 000 personality ; the Hon . Eachel Ramsey , of Cheltenham , £ 20 , 000 ; Sir Jeffery Prendergasfc , £ 16 , 000 ; Sir Alexander Crichton , £ 7 , 000 within the

province ; Mr . Charles Shaw , of the Stock Exchange and Myddleton-square , £ 12 , 000 ; Mrs . Anna Shaw , of Baker-street , £ 10 , 000 ; the Eev . James Ellis , of Clothall , Herts , £ 90 , 000 ; the Eev . E , Lyon , D . D ., of Bishop ' s Caimdle , £ 25 , 000 ; Eev . E . W . Estcourt , M . A ., of Long New ^ ton , £ 20 , 000 ; Eev . G . G . Townley , D . C . L ., £ 10 , 000 ; Mr . John Wilkinson , of Leeds , £ 50 , 000 within the province of Canterbury ; Mr . E . V . Hooper , of Islington , £ 60 , 000 ; Mr . W . Evans , of Chelsea , £ 6 * 0 , 000 ; Mr . J . C . Chaplain , Elms , Tunhridge , £ 10 , 000 . The will of Sir Edwark Tierney , of Dublin , was proved first in Ireland under £ 60 , 000 , and since in England under £ 45 , 000 within the province of Canterbury .

Freemasons in the East . —A correspondent from Belgrade ( in the Daily News , writes of the Freemasons in Turkey ) , —It may be stated that they eschew polygamy , and only recognise one wife , whom they permit to appear at the Lodge banquets unveiled . At these banquets wines are drunk , toasts are proposed ; and

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THE MARK DEGREE. Article 1
PENCILLINGS FROM THE SKETCH-BOOK OF A MADRAS OFFICER. Article 3
THE MONK OF ST. DUNSTAN. Article 10
A MASONIC BURIAL AT SEA. Article 13
MASONIC BONG. Article 14
TO THE OCEAN. Article 14
REVIEWS OF UEW BOOKS. Article 15
MUSIC. Article 18
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 20
MASONS IN THEIR HOURS OF RELAXATION. Article 29
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 30
METROPOLITAN. Article 31
PROVINCIAL. Article 32
SURREY. Article 46
ROYAL ARCH. Article 50
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 53
MARK MASONRY. Article 53
SCOTLAND. Article 54
COLONIAL. Article 55
INDIA. Article 56
AMERICA. Article 58
SUMMARY OE NEWS FOR AUGUST. Article 61
Obituary. Article 63
NOTICE. Article 64
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Summary Oe 2tews For 'Atjgf8t.

Eastern , 2 \ per cent . ; jfcuth . Eastern , 9 s . 6 d . per £ 30 . share ; Eastern Counties , 2 s . per share ; Midland , 4 per cent . ; Lancaster and Carlisle , 7 \ per cent . ; Great Northern , If per cent , on . the . original stock and 3 | per cent , on the B Stock ; Bristol and Exeter , A \ per cent . ; Ambergate and Nottingham , 2 s . 6 d . per per share .

On the 7 th , the London and County Bank held its meeting ; the dividend declared was 5 per cent , for the half-year , leaving a balance of 10 , 819 Z . to be carried to the next account . The Southampton Dock Company met on the 27 th , and declared a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent , per annum . The General Screw Steam Navigation Company is being wound up , and the vessels are for sale .

PBOYIDENT . We have to report this month some interesting news with respect to life assurance bodies . The "English and Cambrian " Life Assurance Societ y * 'has changed its appellation to 'ItheCommercial , " an excellent change . Amalgamation appears to be in high favour with the shareholders of even successful assurance bodies . For instance , the " Eagle" and the " Palladium , " the "Medical , Legal , and General , " and the "New Equitable ¦ * Officeswhich had

, earned a large amount of public support , have been completely amalgamated ; and at the special meetings , held for that purpose during the last few days , not a dissentient voice was raised against the conjunction of these bodies ; indeed , on the contrary , the proposition may be said to have been " carried with acclamation . " The Deposit , " the name of which has been often before the public , and generally in an unfavourable light , has concluded an alliance with the " City of London Assurance Society " about the best thing the directors could do .

MISCELLANEOUS . The freedom of the city of London and a magnificent sword has been presented to Sir Wm . Williams of Kars . The celebrated actress , Madame Vestris , died on the 9 th , aged 59 , having long suffered from cancer . On the 10 th , the Eight Eev . Dr . Charles Earing , who has been appointed Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol , and the Eight Rev . Dr . Henry J . C . Harper , who has been appointed Bishop of Christohurch , New Zealand , were consecrated in the private chapel of Lambeth Palace .

The long vacation— -the holiday of lawyers and unfortunate debtors—commenced on the 11 th . It will close on 24 th October . The long-vaunted dinner to the Guards came off at the Surrey Gardens on the 25 th . About 2 , 000 men sat down to the entertainment , which certainly did no credit to the providers , either for quantity or quality . The will of the Eight Eev . the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol was sworn under £ 140 , 000 personality ; the Hon . Eachel Ramsey , of Cheltenham , £ 20 , 000 ; Sir Jeffery Prendergasfc , £ 16 , 000 ; Sir Alexander Crichton , £ 7 , 000 within the

province ; Mr . Charles Shaw , of the Stock Exchange and Myddleton-square , £ 12 , 000 ; Mrs . Anna Shaw , of Baker-street , £ 10 , 000 ; the Eev . James Ellis , of Clothall , Herts , £ 90 , 000 ; the Eev . E , Lyon , D . D ., of Bishop ' s Caimdle , £ 25 , 000 ; Eev . E . W . Estcourt , M . A ., of Long New ^ ton , £ 20 , 000 ; Eev . G . G . Townley , D . C . L ., £ 10 , 000 ; Mr . John Wilkinson , of Leeds , £ 50 , 000 within the province of Canterbury ; Mr . E . V . Hooper , of Islington , £ 60 , 000 ; Mr . W . Evans , of Chelsea , £ 6 * 0 , 000 ; Mr . J . C . Chaplain , Elms , Tunhridge , £ 10 , 000 . The will of Sir Edwark Tierney , of Dublin , was proved first in Ireland under £ 60 , 000 , and since in England under £ 45 , 000 within the province of Canterbury .

Freemasons in the East . —A correspondent from Belgrade ( in the Daily News , writes of the Freemasons in Turkey ) , —It may be stated that they eschew polygamy , and only recognise one wife , whom they permit to appear at the Lodge banquets unveiled . At these banquets wines are drunk , toasts are proposed ; and

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