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The Week.

burglar who tied her feet together . Browning and Perry , tlie men in custody charged ivith stripping a house in Farringdon Street of its fixtures to the value 100 / ., hai'o been brought up on remand , at Guildhall , before Sir P . Laurie , where in was stated that other parties ivho had charges of a similar nature against the prisoners declined to prosecute on account of the expense . Two young men , , lohn Harrington , a tanner , and Iienry Bull , a porter , were bron-jht up in custody charged with having acted as seconds to the boy Macdonald , who ivas killed in prize ' fight at Abbey AVood on a Sunday morning last month . The prisoners

a ivere sent toMaidstone Gaol to await the preparation of evidence . -Mr . Birchmore , the defaulting oi-erseer of the parish of St . Pancras , has been apprehended . He has heen to Hamburg , and only arrived in London on Monday week . He was taken to the Clerkenivell police-court , charged with having embezzled various sums of money belonging to the board , aucl ivas remanded under bail to the amount of 1200 ? . The prisoner ' s solicitor stated that Birchmore had come home frothe continent on to meet the charge . The mystery

m purpose enveloping the supposed murder at Epping Forest is still unsolved . The bodies have not been identified , and at the inquest , which is closed , a verdict of " wilful murder against some person or persons unknown" was returned . Mary Neivell , AVOO was sentenced to death at the Oxford Assizes for the murder of her child has received a commutation of her sentence to penal seri'itude for life . There is a strong opinion that this sentence is more severe than was requi ' red In the case of the Belfast conspiratorsthe determination of the

, magistrates to conduct the examination Avithin the walls of the gaol , has caused much astonishment . At the termination of the Cork proceedings , the solicitor for the prisoners thanked the Bench for the entire fairness with Avhich they had acted ; in the Belfast police-court , on the other hand , the advocate of the prisoners vehemently protested against the unconstitutional exercise of magisterial poiver to which his clients are being subjected , and he declared his intention to throw up his brief rather than plead in any place other than a court

of justice Henry Reed , sentenced to death for the murder of his wife at Manchester , ivas executed in front of Kirkdale Gaol , on Saturday morning . The wretched man made no confession of his guilt . Auguste Wilhelm , the Manchester chemist , sentenced to deatli at Ihe Liverpool Assizes , for causing the death of a female , by procuring abortion , has been respited . la the Bankruptcy Court , on Thursday , the name of Colonel Waugh was once more brought before the public . Some time since , there was a talk of prosecuting have noiv to the conclusion that

him , but it appears that his creditors eome , much as they ivould like to see him punished , they cannot make up their minds to pay the expenses of a criminal prosecution out of the estate . So they take their rod out of pickle , and henceforth Colonel Waugh ivill breathe more freely The accounts for the Quarter's Revenue show an increase of about 1 , 000 , 000 / . as compared ivith the corresponding quarter of last year . But . as the comparison is made against a period of great commercial embarrassmentit would be better

, to contrast the revenue of this quarter with the corresponding quarter of 1 . 850 . In the latter case the result would show an increase of not more , probably , than about 200 , 000 / . The portion of the increase which falls in Income-tax ivill be in a great measure compensated by unusually large receipts from miscellaneous sources . Intelligence has been received from Dr . Livingstone to the 4 th of October . The expedition-had reached Kongone River , and ivas tolerably healthy . Lord Bury recently addressed a large meetiug at Halifax in advocacy ofthe

projected Intercolonial Railway . Resolutions were adopted eulogistic of the zeal displayed by his Lordship in the enterprise . The venerable parent of Lord Clyde , our Indian Commander-in-Chief , died at Granton , on the 22 nd December , at a very advanced age , and ivas interred on Monday , in Warriston Cemetery . The funeral Avas strictly private . The Liverpool Albion states that the new weight , equal to 1001 b . avoirdupois , to be called the " Cental , " will be adopted exclusively for all transactions In the Liverpool corn-market on and after the 1 st of February next . Wakefield and Leeds are expected to concur in the movement .

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Untitled Article 1
Untitled Article 2
INDEX. Article 3
THE MASONIC MIRROR, Article 6
FREEMASONS' HALL. Article 11
CAGLIOSTRO AND THE LODGE OF ANTIQUITY. Article 13
THE DUTIES OF FREEMASONRY. Article 22
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 26
Selection Article 30
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 31
" JUSTITIA" AND THE "MASONIC OBSERVER." Article 31
CHARITY. Article 34
FREEMASONRY AND CHRISTIANITY. Article 35
THE PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF SOMERSETSHIRE. Article 35
MASONIC HALLS versus TAVERNS. Article 36
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 37
PROVINCIAL. Article 39
ROYAL ARCH. Article 52
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 52
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 53
THE WEEK. Article 55
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 58
NOTICES. Article 58
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 58
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The Week.

burglar who tied her feet together . Browning and Perry , tlie men in custody charged ivith stripping a house in Farringdon Street of its fixtures to the value 100 / ., hai'o been brought up on remand , at Guildhall , before Sir P . Laurie , where in was stated that other parties ivho had charges of a similar nature against the prisoners declined to prosecute on account of the expense . Two young men , , lohn Harrington , a tanner , and Iienry Bull , a porter , were bron-jht up in custody charged with having acted as seconds to the boy Macdonald , who ivas killed in prize ' fight at Abbey AVood on a Sunday morning last month . The prisoners

a ivere sent toMaidstone Gaol to await the preparation of evidence . -Mr . Birchmore , the defaulting oi-erseer of the parish of St . Pancras , has been apprehended . He has heen to Hamburg , and only arrived in London on Monday week . He was taken to the Clerkenivell police-court , charged with having embezzled various sums of money belonging to the board , aucl ivas remanded under bail to the amount of 1200 ? . The prisoner ' s solicitor stated that Birchmore had come home frothe continent on to meet the charge . The mystery

m purpose enveloping the supposed murder at Epping Forest is still unsolved . The bodies have not been identified , and at the inquest , which is closed , a verdict of " wilful murder against some person or persons unknown" was returned . Mary Neivell , AVOO was sentenced to death at the Oxford Assizes for the murder of her child has received a commutation of her sentence to penal seri'itude for life . There is a strong opinion that this sentence is more severe than was requi ' red In the case of the Belfast conspiratorsthe determination of the

, magistrates to conduct the examination Avithin the walls of the gaol , has caused much astonishment . At the termination of the Cork proceedings , the solicitor for the prisoners thanked the Bench for the entire fairness with Avhich they had acted ; in the Belfast police-court , on the other hand , the advocate of the prisoners vehemently protested against the unconstitutional exercise of magisterial poiver to which his clients are being subjected , and he declared his intention to throw up his brief rather than plead in any place other than a court

of justice Henry Reed , sentenced to death for the murder of his wife at Manchester , ivas executed in front of Kirkdale Gaol , on Saturday morning . The wretched man made no confession of his guilt . Auguste Wilhelm , the Manchester chemist , sentenced to deatli at Ihe Liverpool Assizes , for causing the death of a female , by procuring abortion , has been respited . la the Bankruptcy Court , on Thursday , the name of Colonel Waugh was once more brought before the public . Some time since , there was a talk of prosecuting have noiv to the conclusion that

him , but it appears that his creditors eome , much as they ivould like to see him punished , they cannot make up their minds to pay the expenses of a criminal prosecution out of the estate . So they take their rod out of pickle , and henceforth Colonel Waugh ivill breathe more freely The accounts for the Quarter's Revenue show an increase of about 1 , 000 , 000 / . as compared ivith the corresponding quarter of last year . But . as the comparison is made against a period of great commercial embarrassmentit would be better

, to contrast the revenue of this quarter with the corresponding quarter of 1 . 850 . In the latter case the result would show an increase of not more , probably , than about 200 , 000 / . The portion of the increase which falls in Income-tax ivill be in a great measure compensated by unusually large receipts from miscellaneous sources . Intelligence has been received from Dr . Livingstone to the 4 th of October . The expedition-had reached Kongone River , and ivas tolerably healthy . Lord Bury recently addressed a large meetiug at Halifax in advocacy ofthe

projected Intercolonial Railway . Resolutions were adopted eulogistic of the zeal displayed by his Lordship in the enterprise . The venerable parent of Lord Clyde , our Indian Commander-in-Chief , died at Granton , on the 22 nd December , at a very advanced age , and ivas interred on Monday , in Warriston Cemetery . The funeral Avas strictly private . The Liverpool Albion states that the new weight , equal to 1001 b . avoirdupois , to be called the " Cental , " will be adopted exclusively for all transactions In the Liverpool corn-market on and after the 1 st of February next . Wakefield and Leeds are expected to concur in the movement .

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