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Evidence was given to show that the prosecutor was insane , or ab least , labouring at present under extraordinary delusions . The inquiry was again adjourned . ——Isaac Hammond ) charged with the murder of Sarah Farrell , by throwing her out of the window of a house in York Street ^ Westminster , was brought up on Saturday for further examination , and committed for trial . The Coroner ' s jury , " after mature deliberation , brought in a verdict of " wilful murder" against the prisoner .

At the Court of Bankruptcy , the examination of the Directors -of the London and EasternjBanking Corporation was adjourned sine die , as under the order by the Court of Chancery no funds are provided for any inquiry in this Court . The inauguration of the Newton statue took place at Grantham on Tuesday with great pomp , in the midst of a large concourse ) including men of science from all parts of the country . Lord Brougham presided , and delivered a learned and eloquent oration , in which he passed in review the many and wonderful discoveries of Newton , whom

he eulogized as the most surprising genius the world ever knew .- ——The Marchioness of Londonderry has given her annual entertainment to her Irish tenants , at which she congratulated them on the progress they had made in the last few years , and encouraged them to fresh efforts for improvement . ——A scheme is on foot to form a new company to complete the Great Eastern steam-ship . The capital proposed to be raised is £ 330 , 000 , which it is calculated will suffice to fit her for sea . — - —The entire stud of Lord Derby has been put up to public auction at Doneaster .

Toxophilite was the lion of the sale . Two thousand five hundred guineas were bid for him , but this offer was refused . The horse was bought in for three thousand guineas . The Times and other journals have scurrilously attacked the noble lord for having reserved and bought in the best of the horses offered for public competition .- ——The Bishop of Winchester has been engaged in his triennial visitation to the clergy of his diocese . His charge appears to have been a very elaborate document and especially strong in its denunciations of private confessionals . ——The inquiry

into the charges against the Rev . Richard Temple West , curate of Boyne Hill , on the subject of pressing poor women into improper confession , was concluded on Friday , The commissioners after examining the evidence , declared that there was not sufficient ground for any further proceedings against Mr . West , and closed the ment will enable the Secretary for India to communicate with the Governor-Genecourt . ——Mr . William Weir , editor of the " Daily News , " and one of the most accomplished and conscientious journalists of the day , died last week , and was buried in Kensal Green Cemetery .

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS . At Drury Lane the " Rose of Castille " continues so attractive , that we have not to chronicle the expected production of Flotow ' s " Martha" in its English dress . We are happy to say that this spirited undertaking which Mr . Harrison at first considered hazardous , is likely to " turn out a complete success . The Lyceum has obtained a great accession to the strength of its very excellent company , by the appearance of Mr . Leigh Murray , whose performance of the hero in " Extremes , "

is one of his happiest conceptions , and was almost all that was wanting to render the cast of the comedy perfect . Miss Woolgar also , and Mrs . Weston by their judicious acting have contributed greatly to the excellence of the general effect . On Thursday night a new ballet was produced , entitled the " Rendezvous , " in which the well-known Lauri family were the principal performers . The plot is as vague as usual ; we will just say that the interest turns upon the confusion of a multitude of lovers , who have assembled at one place to worship one damsel . The piece altogether is very droll . There is some very excellent dancing by Miss Jenny Lauri , and Mr . John Lauri . The remaining members of this clever family , Charles , Henry , Frederick , and Louisa , went through several clever dances . The ballet was entirely successful . A new drama is underlined as in preparation . Mr . Charles Selby has another new comedietta at the Strand Theatre which has proved equally successful with "The Last of the Pigtails ; " the run of the latter trifle still continuing . The new piece is exceedingly fast and funny , and as a consequence natural in these slow-going days , it is exceedingly improbable as to plot . | The hero , played by Mr , Parselle is desired by his hither ( Mr . Selby ) to put an end to his youthful

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THE ANCIENT MYSTERIES. -IV. Article 1
THE SEA SERJEANTS. Article 12
ANGLO-SAXON HISTORY ILLUSTRATED BY TOPOGRAPHICAL NOMENCLATURE. Article 15
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 20
A DIALOGUE CONCERNING FREEMASONRY. Article 24
THE PRINCIPLES OF FREEMASONS; Article 25
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 27
PROVINCIAL. Article 29
ROYAL ARCH. Article 43
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 43
SCOTLAND. Article 44
INDIA. Article 44
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Article 44
THE WEEK. Article 45
NOTICES. Article 48
APPOINTMENT OF GRAND OFFICERS. Article 49
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON. THINGS. Article 52
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 60
ANGLO-SAXON HISTORY ILLUSTRATED BY TOPRAPHICAL NOMENCLATURE. Article 64
shore -was placed thereto resist the Sax... Article 69
REVIEWS OF HEW BOOKS, Article 69
FINE ARTS. Article 71
Selections Article 74
A SONG, in commendation of music. Article 75
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 76
PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGES. Article 79
THE MASONIC MIRROR Article 82
METROPOLITAN Article 88
PROVINCIAL Article 89
THE WEEK. Article 95
Obituary. Article 96
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 96
THE SECRET SOCIETIES OF THE MIDDLE AGES. Article 97
THE CRAFT AND THE IRISH PEASANTRY. Article 107
ANGLO-SAXON HISTORY ILLUSTRATED BY TOPOGRAPHICAL NOMENCLATURE. Article 108
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER Article 113
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS , Article 116
Selections. Article 120
CONTENT. Article 120
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 122
THE MASONIC MIRROR Article 125
PROVINCIAL Article 128
ROYAL ARCH Article 137
MARK MASONRY. Article 138
SCOTLAND Article 139
COLONIAL. Article 140
THE week; Article 140
Obituary Article 143
NOTICES Article 144
THE ANCIENT MYSTERIES. -V. Article 145
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 159
ANGLO-SAXON HISTORY ILLUSTRATED BY TOPOGRAPHICAL NOMENCLATURE. Article 162
TIDINGS FROM THE CRAFT IN THE UNITED STATES. Article 167
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 169
Selections Article 172
HARRY MARTIN'S EPITAPH. Article 173
CORRESPONDENCE Article 174
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 177
METROPOLITAN Article 177
PEOVINCIAL. Article 179
SCOTLAND. Article 186
COLONIAL Article 187
THE WEEK Article 188
NOTICES Article 192
SONGS OF THE CRAFT. Article 193
JOSEPH II. ON FREEMASONRY. Article 204
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER Article 206
COORRESPONDENCE Article 209
THE MASONIC MIRROR Article 213
PROVINCIAL Article 215
ROYAL ARCH. Article 235
THE WEEK Article 236
NOTICES. Article 240
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The Week

Evidence was given to show that the prosecutor was insane , or ab least , labouring at present under extraordinary delusions . The inquiry was again adjourned . ——Isaac Hammond ) charged with the murder of Sarah Farrell , by throwing her out of the window of a house in York Street ^ Westminster , was brought up on Saturday for further examination , and committed for trial . The Coroner ' s jury , " after mature deliberation , brought in a verdict of " wilful murder" against the prisoner .

At the Court of Bankruptcy , the examination of the Directors -of the London and EasternjBanking Corporation was adjourned sine die , as under the order by the Court of Chancery no funds are provided for any inquiry in this Court . The inauguration of the Newton statue took place at Grantham on Tuesday with great pomp , in the midst of a large concourse ) including men of science from all parts of the country . Lord Brougham presided , and delivered a learned and eloquent oration , in which he passed in review the many and wonderful discoveries of Newton , whom

he eulogized as the most surprising genius the world ever knew .- ——The Marchioness of Londonderry has given her annual entertainment to her Irish tenants , at which she congratulated them on the progress they had made in the last few years , and encouraged them to fresh efforts for improvement . ——A scheme is on foot to form a new company to complete the Great Eastern steam-ship . The capital proposed to be raised is £ 330 , 000 , which it is calculated will suffice to fit her for sea . — - —The entire stud of Lord Derby has been put up to public auction at Doneaster .

Toxophilite was the lion of the sale . Two thousand five hundred guineas were bid for him , but this offer was refused . The horse was bought in for three thousand guineas . The Times and other journals have scurrilously attacked the noble lord for having reserved and bought in the best of the horses offered for public competition .- ——The Bishop of Winchester has been engaged in his triennial visitation to the clergy of his diocese . His charge appears to have been a very elaborate document and especially strong in its denunciations of private confessionals . ——The inquiry

into the charges against the Rev . Richard Temple West , curate of Boyne Hill , on the subject of pressing poor women into improper confession , was concluded on Friday , The commissioners after examining the evidence , declared that there was not sufficient ground for any further proceedings against Mr . West , and closed the ment will enable the Secretary for India to communicate with the Governor-Genecourt . ——Mr . William Weir , editor of the " Daily News , " and one of the most accomplished and conscientious journalists of the day , died last week , and was buried in Kensal Green Cemetery .

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS . At Drury Lane the " Rose of Castille " continues so attractive , that we have not to chronicle the expected production of Flotow ' s " Martha" in its English dress . We are happy to say that this spirited undertaking which Mr . Harrison at first considered hazardous , is likely to " turn out a complete success . The Lyceum has obtained a great accession to the strength of its very excellent company , by the appearance of Mr . Leigh Murray , whose performance of the hero in " Extremes , "

is one of his happiest conceptions , and was almost all that was wanting to render the cast of the comedy perfect . Miss Woolgar also , and Mrs . Weston by their judicious acting have contributed greatly to the excellence of the general effect . On Thursday night a new ballet was produced , entitled the " Rendezvous , " in which the well-known Lauri family were the principal performers . The plot is as vague as usual ; we will just say that the interest turns upon the confusion of a multitude of lovers , who have assembled at one place to worship one damsel . The piece altogether is very droll . There is some very excellent dancing by Miss Jenny Lauri , and Mr . John Lauri . The remaining members of this clever family , Charles , Henry , Frederick , and Louisa , went through several clever dances . The ballet was entirely successful . A new drama is underlined as in preparation . Mr . Charles Selby has another new comedietta at the Strand Theatre which has proved equally successful with "The Last of the Pigtails ; " the run of the latter trifle still continuing . The new piece is exceedingly fast and funny , and as a consequence natural in these slow-going days , it is exceedingly improbable as to plot . | The hero , played by Mr , Parselle is desired by his hither ( Mr . Selby ) to put an end to his youthful

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