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Summary Of News For September

^^\^ ; -- ; V : : i ' ; V : ; - A v ' JUDICIAL . " This being the centre of the long vacation , we have to record very little under this heading . The Old Bailey Sessions have been sitting , but there has not been tried any case calling for special notice ; On the 9 th > at the Liverpool Assizes , in the action Novello r . the Mayor of Wigan , the plaintiff obtained a verdict of # 10 , 000 , subject to a reference for a breach on thepart oftheDefendant , who was theemployer .

COMMERCIAL . On the 29 th of September the Grreat Northern Railway Company met , and after a noisy debate of several hours' duration , adjourned for an indefinite period . The whole meeting was what is called a scenes On the 18 th of September the Chester and Holyhead Company met . The report was rather favourable in its character . It was announced that , in consequence of other engagements , Sir Samuel M . Peto , Bart ., would retire from the direction .

MISCELLANEOUS . The principal events during the past month under this head have been the numerous meetings held throughout the country , for the purpose of establishing a fund for the relief of the sufferers by the Indian mutiny . It would be tedious to enumerate them , hut the principal provincial towns have taken part in the movement . On the 28 th of August , John Blagg was executed in front of Chester Castle , for the murder of a gamekeeper whom he , while poaching , shot .

On the 29 th , Edward Hardman met the same fate at Lancaster Castle , for murdering his wife with small doses of tartar emetic . On the 3 rd of September , the Hon . Mr . Byng was elected without opposition , io . represent Middlesex * rendered vacant by the resignation of Lord Robert Grrosvenor , preparatory to his elevation to the peerage as Lord Ebury . On the 4 th , Mr . Russell was elected member for Tavistock in the room of the Hon . Mr . Byng , who resigned his seat for that borough for the honour of representing Middlesex .

On the 6 th , there was a fearful riot in Belfast , arising from sectarian differences , and provoked by open-air preaching . The military were called out , arid fired upon the mob , killing some , and wounding others . The government has appointed a commission to inquire into the causes of the outbreak ; in other words , ar £ diving to find at the bottom , that which lies floating upon the surfacer—religious rancour and bigotry ,

On the 9 th , the Evangelical Alliance , represented by clergymen of all the Protestant communities in Christendom , commenced their annual conference . This year their meeting , was under the especial patronage of the King of Prussia , and the conference was accordingly held at Berlin . His majesty was too unwell to attend in person ; but he received the whole body at a dejelXner at Potsdam .

On the 12 th , Capt . Rogers was executed at Kirkdale prison , Liverpool , for a murder committed on the high seas . The details of the execution are too disgusting in their mawkishness , as reported by the Liverpool press , to dwell upon . The miscreant , we are told , was , by fear of the gallows , metamorphosed into a saint .

On the 16 th the freedom of the City of Glasgow was conferred upon Dr . Livingstone , with a money testimonial of £ 2 , 000 . On the 25 th , Lord John Russell presided at Sheffield at the annual meeting of the friends of the ragged schools in that town .

ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES . On the . 2 . 7 th , at the Ipswich races , a jockey , named Creorge Dee , was thrown from his horse and killed ; it was suspected that he had been " doctored , " to incapacitate him from riding . . ' On . the 28 ih , a fearful explosion of gas took place , on board the Lessmg of Rostock , in the River Tyne , by which eight persons were seriously injured , and

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GRAND LODGE AND THE CANADAS. Article 1
CHIVALRY. Article 4
THE STRANGER, THE FATHERLESS, AND THE WIDOW. Article 12
MASONIC EXCURSION TO BOSLIN CASTLE. Article 13
CORRESPONDENCE Article 27
THE SPIRIT OF MASONRY. Article 31
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 32
METROPOLITAN. Article 45
PROVINCIAL. Article 47
ROYAL ARCH. Article 61
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Article 62
MARK MASONRY Article 62
SCOTLAND Article 66
COLONIAL. Article 68
AMERICA Article 73
INDIA. Article 74
The choice of Smyrna as a site for a British hospital during the late war has been, under Providence* the means of planting Masonry in a truly rich soil. Amongst the civil and military staff attached to the important station were a few most zealous Brethren, who, under great difficulties, managed to muster enough to work: as a Lodge of Instruction, as often a quiet evening could be taken from the urgent duties of the hospital. One by one Brethren were discovered, of various languages and nationalities; but so powerful had been the social persecution—to TURKEY. Article 76
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER Article 76
Obituary. Article 80
NOTICE. Article 83
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Summary Of News For September

^^\^ ; -- ; V : : i ' ; V : ; - A v ' JUDICIAL . " This being the centre of the long vacation , we have to record very little under this heading . The Old Bailey Sessions have been sitting , but there has not been tried any case calling for special notice ; On the 9 th > at the Liverpool Assizes , in the action Novello r . the Mayor of Wigan , the plaintiff obtained a verdict of # 10 , 000 , subject to a reference for a breach on thepart oftheDefendant , who was theemployer .

COMMERCIAL . On the 29 th of September the Grreat Northern Railway Company met , and after a noisy debate of several hours' duration , adjourned for an indefinite period . The whole meeting was what is called a scenes On the 18 th of September the Chester and Holyhead Company met . The report was rather favourable in its character . It was announced that , in consequence of other engagements , Sir Samuel M . Peto , Bart ., would retire from the direction .

MISCELLANEOUS . The principal events during the past month under this head have been the numerous meetings held throughout the country , for the purpose of establishing a fund for the relief of the sufferers by the Indian mutiny . It would be tedious to enumerate them , hut the principal provincial towns have taken part in the movement . On the 28 th of August , John Blagg was executed in front of Chester Castle , for the murder of a gamekeeper whom he , while poaching , shot .

On the 29 th , Edward Hardman met the same fate at Lancaster Castle , for murdering his wife with small doses of tartar emetic . On the 3 rd of September , the Hon . Mr . Byng was elected without opposition , io . represent Middlesex * rendered vacant by the resignation of Lord Robert Grrosvenor , preparatory to his elevation to the peerage as Lord Ebury . On the 4 th , Mr . Russell was elected member for Tavistock in the room of the Hon . Mr . Byng , who resigned his seat for that borough for the honour of representing Middlesex .

On the 6 th , there was a fearful riot in Belfast , arising from sectarian differences , and provoked by open-air preaching . The military were called out , arid fired upon the mob , killing some , and wounding others . The government has appointed a commission to inquire into the causes of the outbreak ; in other words , ar £ diving to find at the bottom , that which lies floating upon the surfacer—religious rancour and bigotry ,

On the 9 th , the Evangelical Alliance , represented by clergymen of all the Protestant communities in Christendom , commenced their annual conference . This year their meeting , was under the especial patronage of the King of Prussia , and the conference was accordingly held at Berlin . His majesty was too unwell to attend in person ; but he received the whole body at a dejelXner at Potsdam .

On the 12 th , Capt . Rogers was executed at Kirkdale prison , Liverpool , for a murder committed on the high seas . The details of the execution are too disgusting in their mawkishness , as reported by the Liverpool press , to dwell upon . The miscreant , we are told , was , by fear of the gallows , metamorphosed into a saint .

On the 16 th the freedom of the City of Glasgow was conferred upon Dr . Livingstone , with a money testimonial of £ 2 , 000 . On the 25 th , Lord John Russell presided at Sheffield at the annual meeting of the friends of the ragged schools in that town .

ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES . On the . 2 . 7 th , at the Ipswich races , a jockey , named Creorge Dee , was thrown from his horse and killed ; it was suspected that he had been " doctored , " to incapacitate him from riding . . ' On . the 28 ih , a fearful explosion of gas took place , on board the Lessmg of Rostock , in the River Tyne , by which eight persons were seriously injured , and

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