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defence of prisoners , and to intimiilate witnesses or jurors . The evidence of two of the approvers appears to warrant the decided measures taken by the Irish executive . No doubt is left as to the existence of the Phoenix club , with its machinery of illegal oaths , drilling , and the collection and manufacture of arms . — The disputes between the London General and Saloon Omnibus companies are likely soon to roach a termination . A more amicable spirit has arisen between the representatives of each companyand it has been agreed that the question

, should be referred to Mr . Barstow , of the common law bar , his decision ancl award to be final . The political news of the week in scanty . One of the most noticeable facts in connexion with the progress of the reform question is , that Mr . Bright is , in self-defence , obliged to decline attending any more public meeting ? , with the exception of one at Bradford on the 17 th instant , before Parliament assembles . Ministers are all out of town , but a cabinet council was assembled on Monday last , to-fix the date of the meeting of Parliament .

Report speaks of Lord Derby's desire for an early opening . The graphic description given a few days since in the columns of the Times , of the Field-lane Refuge for the Destitute- of the awful sufferings of the houseless poor—has deservedly created a very considerable amount of excitement among the public , and elicited a corresponding amount of material sympathy in the shape of money contributions towards the funds of the Refuge itself . Mr . Ernest Jones has brought an action for libel against Mr . G . W . M . Reynolds . Mr . Edwin James , Q . C ., has been retained on behalf of Mr . Jones ; and the case is expected to come

on in Hillary term . It is said that the Government purpose to transfer the library and museum at the East India House to the British Museum . ¦ According to the return of the registrar-general , there was not . mnch change in the condition of the health of the metropolis in the past week . The deaths were 1491 ; being 48 above the average rate . The mortality from scarlatina continues at a high rate , being again fatal in 135 cases . There were 11 ) 9-1- births during the week . The general business of the port of London continues inactive . The number of ships reported inward during the past week was 171

, and those cleared outward amounted to 109 , including 23 in ballast . Of those on the berth loading outwards , 55 are for the Australian colonies , !) for China , 2 for San Francisco , and 2 for Vancouver ' s Island . The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Colonial Bank was hold on Wednesday . The business of the half year has been very successful , the net profits amounting to 30 , 320 / ., which allows a dividend of four per cent , to be paid for the six months , ancl leaves 1 0 , 320 / . to he carried to the reserve fund . This fund is consequently

increased to 37 , 035 / . The directors' report was agreed to . The proposed dividend © f the Union Bank of Australia for the past half year is at the rate of 20 per cent , per annum . At an extraordinary meeting of the European and American Steam Shipping Company , held on Thursday , a new hoard was elected , consisting of the following gentlemen , namely : — Colonel Hollo-way , Captain Slmttlevfoith , and Messrs . Lambert , Saward , Donaldson , Dawson , Stebbing ancl Austen . It is understood that arbitration between Messrs . Croskey and Co ., aud the company will be recommended by the new board , as well as the cancelment of the existing agreement .

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS , ¦ THERE is little novelty to record in the theatrical world this week . At Covent Garden and Drury Lane , the management rely upon the attractions of their Christmas entertainments , without any variation . — -At the Haymarket Theatre , Miss Amy Sedgwick re-appeared on Monday in the " Love Chase . " —Bro . AVebster , at the Adelphi , has produced for Mr . Toole the farce of " The Birthplace o / Podgers , " which was originally played at the Lyceum . — "The Winter ' s Tale " has been again revived at Sadler ' s AVells , with the same classic taste as before . —At the Lyceum , "Marion de l'Orme" appears to flag a little , and a new drama is announced as in preparation ,

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THE FREEMASONS MAGAZINE AND THE CRAFT. Article 1
DIRECTORS OF CEREMONIES. Article 3
TIME AND TIDE. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 9
CHRISTIANITY c. UNIVERSALITY. Article 10
" THE OXFORD PARTY (?)." Article 12
THE PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF SOMERSET. Article 13
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 14
METROPOLITAN. Article 15
PROVINCIAL. Article 22
SCOTLAND. Article 36
Colonial. Article 41
CANADA. Article 41
INDIA. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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The Week.

defence of prisoners , and to intimiilate witnesses or jurors . The evidence of two of the approvers appears to warrant the decided measures taken by the Irish executive . No doubt is left as to the existence of the Phoenix club , with its machinery of illegal oaths , drilling , and the collection and manufacture of arms . — The disputes between the London General and Saloon Omnibus companies are likely soon to roach a termination . A more amicable spirit has arisen between the representatives of each companyand it has been agreed that the question

, should be referred to Mr . Barstow , of the common law bar , his decision ancl award to be final . The political news of the week in scanty . One of the most noticeable facts in connexion with the progress of the reform question is , that Mr . Bright is , in self-defence , obliged to decline attending any more public meeting ? , with the exception of one at Bradford on the 17 th instant , before Parliament assembles . Ministers are all out of town , but a cabinet council was assembled on Monday last , to-fix the date of the meeting of Parliament .

Report speaks of Lord Derby's desire for an early opening . The graphic description given a few days since in the columns of the Times , of the Field-lane Refuge for the Destitute- of the awful sufferings of the houseless poor—has deservedly created a very considerable amount of excitement among the public , and elicited a corresponding amount of material sympathy in the shape of money contributions towards the funds of the Refuge itself . Mr . Ernest Jones has brought an action for libel against Mr . G . W . M . Reynolds . Mr . Edwin James , Q . C ., has been retained on behalf of Mr . Jones ; and the case is expected to come

on in Hillary term . It is said that the Government purpose to transfer the library and museum at the East India House to the British Museum . ¦ According to the return of the registrar-general , there was not . mnch change in the condition of the health of the metropolis in the past week . The deaths were 1491 ; being 48 above the average rate . The mortality from scarlatina continues at a high rate , being again fatal in 135 cases . There were 11 ) 9-1- births during the week . The general business of the port of London continues inactive . The number of ships reported inward during the past week was 171

, and those cleared outward amounted to 109 , including 23 in ballast . Of those on the berth loading outwards , 55 are for the Australian colonies , !) for China , 2 for San Francisco , and 2 for Vancouver ' s Island . The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Colonial Bank was hold on Wednesday . The business of the half year has been very successful , the net profits amounting to 30 , 320 / ., which allows a dividend of four per cent , to be paid for the six months , ancl leaves 1 0 , 320 / . to he carried to the reserve fund . This fund is consequently

increased to 37 , 035 / . The directors' report was agreed to . The proposed dividend © f the Union Bank of Australia for the past half year is at the rate of 20 per cent , per annum . At an extraordinary meeting of the European and American Steam Shipping Company , held on Thursday , a new hoard was elected , consisting of the following gentlemen , namely : — Colonel Hollo-way , Captain Slmttlevfoith , and Messrs . Lambert , Saward , Donaldson , Dawson , Stebbing ancl Austen . It is understood that arbitration between Messrs . Croskey and Co ., aud the company will be recommended by the new board , as well as the cancelment of the existing agreement .

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS , ¦ THERE is little novelty to record in the theatrical world this week . At Covent Garden and Drury Lane , the management rely upon the attractions of their Christmas entertainments , without any variation . — -At the Haymarket Theatre , Miss Amy Sedgwick re-appeared on Monday in the " Love Chase . " —Bro . AVebster , at the Adelphi , has produced for Mr . Toole the farce of " The Birthplace o / Podgers , " which was originally played at the Lyceum . — "The Winter ' s Tale " has been again revived at Sadler ' s AVells , with the same classic taste as before . —At the Lyceum , "Marion de l'Orme" appears to flag a little , and a new drama is announced as in preparation ,

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