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The Week.

case of the Queen v . tho Rev . W . AV . Roberts , in which Mr . M'Donuoll , a convert from the catholic to the protectant faith , seeks to recover the person of his child who , after ho became a protestant , continued to attend a Roman Catholic school , of wliich Mr . Roberts is the master , and Avhen ho sought to restrain her , she was , as he alleges , secreted with tho knowledge or connivance of the reverend gentleman . Proceedings wore taken with a view to compel Mr . Roberts to give up the child , or to make known her present residence . ThishoAveverhas not been doneand

, , , yesterday Mr . Lush prayed the judgment of the court for contempt in disobeying the writ . Affidavits on both sides Avere read , Mr . Roberts declaring that the child was not in his custody , and that he did not know where she Avas . This explanation Lord Campbell and the judges did not deem satisfactory , ancl they required him to enter into his own recognizance , Avith sureties , to answer tho interrogatories which will be put to him . Tho case has since come to a determination ; the child has been restored to her fatherand the Rev . Mr . Roberts has been discharged on

, payment of costs . At the Middlesex sessions AVilliam Cohen and AVilliam Lee wore charged with breaking into the dwelling house of Henry Curtis , and committing a robbery therein . Cohen pleaded guilty to injuring a police constable . Tho evidence and the statements of the constables proved that they were both desperate ruffians , and Cohen had been previously convicted of other crimes , ancl suffered sentences of penal servitude . They were both found guilty on this occasion , and each of them sentenced to eight years' penal servitude . Tho court

order a reward of two guineas to bo given to the constable for his courageous conduct . At tho Mansion-house on Saturday , a negro , who Avas said to be a sailor , but refused his name , was placed before the Lord Mayor , charged Avith wounding a police inspector . It seems the fellow had got on to the roof of a house in tho Minories , where he lodged , to avoid being captured , ancl the officer , following him , Avas savagely attacked with a clasped knife . Assistance arriving , the offieor was rescued , and conveyed to St . Thomas ' s hospital , where ho now lies without hope of recovery , nine wounds having been inflicted . The ruffian was remanded .

AVilliam Wellington Turner , a tax collector of Islington , was examined before Mr , Corrie , at CJorkenwoll police-eourt , on Saturday , relative to a charge of embezzlement . The amount of defalcations is set down at over , £ 700 , and tho property of the vestry of St . Mary ' s . The magistrate ordered a remand , and refused to take bail . A Avarrant has been issued for the apprehension of Ebonezer AVard , also a collector of the same parish ; and defaulter to the sum of £ S 0 O . On Saturday , the magnificent now church of All Saints , Margaret-street , Avhich has boon erected at an enormous cost £ 30000 having been given by Mr . Trittonthe bankeralone

, , , , , besides £ 10 , 000 by Mr . Bcrcsford Hope , was consecrated by the bishop of London . After the consecration had been gone through , the usual prayers of the Church were read by the Rev . AV . U . Richards , M . A ., and the sermon was preached by tho bishop . The collections after the three services on Saturday amounted to . £ ' 2 , 300 . A circular was issued on Thursday from the AYar Office , to the lords lieutenants of counties , explaining the objects which volunteers should have in viinv ; also the peculiar duties expected from them ; and containing various practical

directions as to the best means of qualifying . A crowded meeting has been held at Chelsea , to form a AVest London regiment , ancl a very numerous corps -will be raised in that neighbourhood . Meetings continue to be held all over tho country , for the purpose of iorming volunteer corps , with tho greatest enthusiasm . The British and Foreign Anti-slavery Society held its annual meeting on Saturday ; Samuel Gurney , Esq ., M . P ., was in the chair . The report said that after the expenditure of .- £ ' . 10 , 000 , 000 sterling to suppress tho slave trade , it still continued to

a lamentable extent . It Avas , however , confined to one spot , Cuba , and Avas carried on under one flag only , that of the United States . AVhat was called immigration , but was really tho slave trade , was now promoted by France . In Abeokouta African cotton was beginning to be extensively cultivated . If the increase during the next ten years was proportionate to Avhat it had been , Africa alone would be able of herself to supply this country Avith as much cotton as she required , the whole being the produce of free labour . It would , indeed be deplorable if , in consequence of the emigration or slave trade promoted by France , this result should be checked . On Monday the foundation stone of a new cancer hospital was laid at Bromp-

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MASONIC MISSIONS. Article 1
PRIESTLY INTOLERANCE. Article 11
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 16
HUMAN LIFE Article 19
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 20
BRO. WARREN AND THE GRAND LODGE CLUB. Article 22
REFORMED MASONIC ORDER OF MEMPHIS. Article 23
"JUSTITIA" AND THE OBSERVER FACTION. Article 26
ALLEGED DISCOURTESY TO BRETHREN FROM ABROAD. Article 26
MASONIC MEMS. Article 28
PROVINCIAL. Article 35
MARK MASONRY. Article 41
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 41
IRELAND. Article 42
SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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The Week.

case of the Queen v . tho Rev . W . AV . Roberts , in which Mr . M'Donuoll , a convert from the catholic to the protectant faith , seeks to recover the person of his child who , after ho became a protestant , continued to attend a Roman Catholic school , of wliich Mr . Roberts is the master , and Avhen ho sought to restrain her , she was , as he alleges , secreted with tho knowledge or connivance of the reverend gentleman . Proceedings wore taken with a view to compel Mr . Roberts to give up the child , or to make known her present residence . ThishoAveverhas not been doneand

, , , yesterday Mr . Lush prayed the judgment of the court for contempt in disobeying the writ . Affidavits on both sides Avere read , Mr . Roberts declaring that the child was not in his custody , and that he did not know where she Avas . This explanation Lord Campbell and the judges did not deem satisfactory , ancl they required him to enter into his own recognizance , Avith sureties , to answer tho interrogatories which will be put to him . Tho case has since come to a determination ; the child has been restored to her fatherand the Rev . Mr . Roberts has been discharged on

, payment of costs . At the Middlesex sessions AVilliam Cohen and AVilliam Lee wore charged with breaking into the dwelling house of Henry Curtis , and committing a robbery therein . Cohen pleaded guilty to injuring a police constable . Tho evidence and the statements of the constables proved that they were both desperate ruffians , and Cohen had been previously convicted of other crimes , ancl suffered sentences of penal servitude . They were both found guilty on this occasion , and each of them sentenced to eight years' penal servitude . Tho court

order a reward of two guineas to bo given to the constable for his courageous conduct . At tho Mansion-house on Saturday , a negro , who Avas said to be a sailor , but refused his name , was placed before the Lord Mayor , charged Avith wounding a police inspector . It seems the fellow had got on to the roof of a house in tho Minories , where he lodged , to avoid being captured , ancl the officer , following him , Avas savagely attacked with a clasped knife . Assistance arriving , the offieor was rescued , and conveyed to St . Thomas ' s hospital , where ho now lies without hope of recovery , nine wounds having been inflicted . The ruffian was remanded .

AVilliam Wellington Turner , a tax collector of Islington , was examined before Mr , Corrie , at CJorkenwoll police-eourt , on Saturday , relative to a charge of embezzlement . The amount of defalcations is set down at over , £ 700 , and tho property of the vestry of St . Mary ' s . The magistrate ordered a remand , and refused to take bail . A Avarrant has been issued for the apprehension of Ebonezer AVard , also a collector of the same parish ; and defaulter to the sum of £ S 0 O . On Saturday , the magnificent now church of All Saints , Margaret-street , Avhich has boon erected at an enormous cost £ 30000 having been given by Mr . Trittonthe bankeralone

, , , , , besides £ 10 , 000 by Mr . Bcrcsford Hope , was consecrated by the bishop of London . After the consecration had been gone through , the usual prayers of the Church were read by the Rev . AV . U . Richards , M . A ., and the sermon was preached by tho bishop . The collections after the three services on Saturday amounted to . £ ' 2 , 300 . A circular was issued on Thursday from the AYar Office , to the lords lieutenants of counties , explaining the objects which volunteers should have in viinv ; also the peculiar duties expected from them ; and containing various practical

directions as to the best means of qualifying . A crowded meeting has been held at Chelsea , to form a AVest London regiment , ancl a very numerous corps -will be raised in that neighbourhood . Meetings continue to be held all over tho country , for the purpose of iorming volunteer corps , with tho greatest enthusiasm . The British and Foreign Anti-slavery Society held its annual meeting on Saturday ; Samuel Gurney , Esq ., M . P ., was in the chair . The report said that after the expenditure of .- £ ' . 10 , 000 , 000 sterling to suppress tho slave trade , it still continued to

a lamentable extent . It Avas , however , confined to one spot , Cuba , and Avas carried on under one flag only , that of the United States . AVhat was called immigration , but was really tho slave trade , was now promoted by France . In Abeokouta African cotton was beginning to be extensively cultivated . If the increase during the next ten years was proportionate to Avhat it had been , Africa alone would be able of herself to supply this country Avith as much cotton as she required , the whole being the produce of free labour . It would , indeed be deplorable if , in consequence of the emigration or slave trade promoted by France , this result should be checked . On Monday the foundation stone of a new cancer hospital was laid at Bromp-

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