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The Week.

reminding the populace that the assembling of street crowds has been already forbidden . Letters from Ancona state the arrival of 8 , 000 Austrians in that town . Among other threatening signs of the times , there is good reason to believe that Spain mil interfere in the scramble in Italy as allies of France . -The Indian intelligence of tho week is of very slight importance . Tautia Topee , the Begum , and the Nana are still at largo , and we fear likely to continue so . ——Lord Elgin and Sir Michael Seymour are on their way homo from China . -We have intelligence from tho United States to the 22 nd nit . The Sickles trial was still

proceeding and expected to last another week . Lord Napier was coming home in tho Gnracoa . Tho Cass-Vrissari treaty had been ratified , with an amendment that the States should use vigilance to prevent filibusters invading Nicaragua , which was approved by Secretary Cass , but rejected by tho president . The Atrato has arrived at Southampton with the West India mail . Order had been restored in Jamaica . The revolution in Chili was nearly quelled . Tho opposition forces had been defeated by those of the Bolivian government . The blockade of Guayaquil

continued . On the 22 nd March , nearly tho whole city of Quito was destroyed by an earthquake , and 5 , 000 lives lost . The Paraguay affair was settled . Intelligence has been received of the total wreck of an emigrant ship , attended by an appalling loss of life . Tho name of tho ill-fated vessel is Pomona , from Liverpool to New York , with three hundred and seventy-five passengers and a crow of thirtytwo seamen . It appears slio had been driven on shore on the Blackwater Bank , off Wexford , during Thursday night , and on Friday morning sank with three hundred and eighty-six souls , the remainder having been saved by taking to one of the boats . — On Saturday , Mr . Jessop , of Tyrrelspass , county Wcstmeath , was fired at , and so

grievously wounded , that he is not expected to survive . Tho deed was witnessed by several persons , none of whom made any attempt to stay the hand of , or arrest the assassin . The cause was the taking by Jessop of a farm the former tenant of which was murdered . Richard Bedford Allen , the underwriter at Lloyd ' s , wdio stands charged with forging a transfer of stock for , £ S 75 , was again examined at the Mansion House on Saturday , and committed for trial . It was stated that there was another similar charge against the prisoner , which might be afterwards brought forward . A man has been examined at Marylebono police courtcharged

, with the sacrilegious destruction of paintings at Marylebono church , that was perpetrated some time ago . The prisoner is called James Hughes , at present a chairmaker , an ex-policeman , and a discharged patient of a lunatic asylum . After some evidence had been taken , a remand was ordered till Thursday next . In consequence of tho fall in public securities , occasioned by the breaking out of war on the continent , no less than twenty-eight firms on the Stock . Exchange have stopped payment . On Monday tho funds fluctuated with less violence ; there wore no more

failures , and consols left off about 90 to . } , showing a recovery of half per cent . It is still feared other defaulters will bo announced before tho consol account is finally adjusted . Eighty-six thousand pounds was withdrawn from the Bank for export , notwithstanding reported arrivals from Australia , America , and the West Indies . A royal proclamation was issued on Saturday regarding the manning of the navy , which affords the gratifying assurance that our government is resolved to be prepared for any emergency that may arise under the present unsettled state of the continent . The increased royal bounty of ; C 10 to volunteers is now offered , which will doubtless induce a large increase to this right arm of our defences . H

f , PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS . ¦ i t ] AT the Strand Theatre ( which must now bo ranked among the aristocratic resorts / J of London , without any diminishing of its popularity among tho more plebeian Ij ' classes ) , that popular entertainment of last season , the burlesque of " tho Maid and ftthe Magpie , " has been produced with new scenery and dresses aud . a variety of \ fresh , and tt propos jokes ; and if a judgment were , to be formed from the entlmfsiastic manner in which it was received , it would appear to bo a greater favourite than ever . Tho scene between huac ( Mr . J . Clarke ) and Pippo , that " remarkabl y odd boy" ( Miss Marie Wilton ) , was received with roars of laughter , In the hrco

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THE GRAND LODGE AND GRAND FESTIVAL. Article 1
MODERN WRITERS UPON FREEMASONRY.—II. Article 4
CLASSICAL THEOLOGY. Article 10
THE CRAFT AND ITS CRITICISERS.—III. Article 14
THE MIDDLESEX ARCHÆOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Article 18
FREEMASONRY IN BRAZIL. Article 22
IO IN EGYPT.* Article 24
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 26
MASONIC ANTIQUITIES. Article 27
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 28
METROPOLITAN. Article 32
PROVINCIAL. Article 39
ROYAL ARCH. Article 45
THE WEEK. Article 45
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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The Week.

reminding the populace that the assembling of street crowds has been already forbidden . Letters from Ancona state the arrival of 8 , 000 Austrians in that town . Among other threatening signs of the times , there is good reason to believe that Spain mil interfere in the scramble in Italy as allies of France . -The Indian intelligence of tho week is of very slight importance . Tautia Topee , the Begum , and the Nana are still at largo , and we fear likely to continue so . ——Lord Elgin and Sir Michael Seymour are on their way homo from China . -We have intelligence from tho United States to the 22 nd nit . The Sickles trial was still

proceeding and expected to last another week . Lord Napier was coming home in tho Gnracoa . Tho Cass-Vrissari treaty had been ratified , with an amendment that the States should use vigilance to prevent filibusters invading Nicaragua , which was approved by Secretary Cass , but rejected by tho president . The Atrato has arrived at Southampton with the West India mail . Order had been restored in Jamaica . The revolution in Chili was nearly quelled . Tho opposition forces had been defeated by those of the Bolivian government . The blockade of Guayaquil

continued . On the 22 nd March , nearly tho whole city of Quito was destroyed by an earthquake , and 5 , 000 lives lost . The Paraguay affair was settled . Intelligence has been received of the total wreck of an emigrant ship , attended by an appalling loss of life . Tho name of tho ill-fated vessel is Pomona , from Liverpool to New York , with three hundred and seventy-five passengers and a crow of thirtytwo seamen . It appears slio had been driven on shore on the Blackwater Bank , off Wexford , during Thursday night , and on Friday morning sank with three hundred and eighty-six souls , the remainder having been saved by taking to one of the boats . — On Saturday , Mr . Jessop , of Tyrrelspass , county Wcstmeath , was fired at , and so

grievously wounded , that he is not expected to survive . Tho deed was witnessed by several persons , none of whom made any attempt to stay the hand of , or arrest the assassin . The cause was the taking by Jessop of a farm the former tenant of which was murdered . Richard Bedford Allen , the underwriter at Lloyd ' s , wdio stands charged with forging a transfer of stock for , £ S 75 , was again examined at the Mansion House on Saturday , and committed for trial . It was stated that there was another similar charge against the prisoner , which might be afterwards brought forward . A man has been examined at Marylebono police courtcharged

, with the sacrilegious destruction of paintings at Marylebono church , that was perpetrated some time ago . The prisoner is called James Hughes , at present a chairmaker , an ex-policeman , and a discharged patient of a lunatic asylum . After some evidence had been taken , a remand was ordered till Thursday next . In consequence of tho fall in public securities , occasioned by the breaking out of war on the continent , no less than twenty-eight firms on the Stock . Exchange have stopped payment . On Monday tho funds fluctuated with less violence ; there wore no more

failures , and consols left off about 90 to . } , showing a recovery of half per cent . It is still feared other defaulters will bo announced before tho consol account is finally adjusted . Eighty-six thousand pounds was withdrawn from the Bank for export , notwithstanding reported arrivals from Australia , America , and the West Indies . A royal proclamation was issued on Saturday regarding the manning of the navy , which affords the gratifying assurance that our government is resolved to be prepared for any emergency that may arise under the present unsettled state of the continent . The increased royal bounty of ; C 10 to volunteers is now offered , which will doubtless induce a large increase to this right arm of our defences . H

f , PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS . ¦ i t ] AT the Strand Theatre ( which must now bo ranked among the aristocratic resorts / J of London , without any diminishing of its popularity among tho more plebeian Ij ' classes ) , that popular entertainment of last season , the burlesque of " tho Maid and ftthe Magpie , " has been produced with new scenery and dresses aud . a variety of \ fresh , and tt propos jokes ; and if a judgment were , to be formed from the entlmfsiastic manner in which it was received , it would appear to bo a greater favourite than ever . Tho scene between huac ( Mr . J . Clarke ) and Pippo , that " remarkabl y odd boy" ( Miss Marie Wilton ) , was received with roars of laughter , In the hrco

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