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The Week.

which he treated her . The man whom tbe deceased shot Avill not he able to give evidence for a fortnight . The jury returned a verdict to the effect that Robinson committed suicide Avhile in a state of insanity . The man AVIIO forged the money orders to the amount of £ 500 , and succeeded in obtaining payment for them at various post-offices , has been captured at Dublin , Avhere he was engaged

in an attempt to practise similar frauds . His name is Henry Norris . A fire of considerable magnitude broke out in Doctors' Commons on the 30 th ult . The catastrophe originated on the premises of a builder residing in New-street , and Avas attended with a great loss of property . Earl Eussell presided at the annual fete and examination at the AA

arehousemen and Clerks' Schools , New Cross , on Saturday , the 1 st inst . The institution is admirably managed . Earl Eussell , in the course of speeches which he made , alluded to this fact , and stated that the Prince of AVales takes a very lively interest in the schools . On Saturday evening , the 1 st inst ., on the Great Eastern Eailway , there was nearly a repetition of the

Staplehurst accident . The down express got off tho line near to Norwich , and just as it was approaching a bridge over a stream . Tho engine-driver , Avith great presence of mind , put on the breaks , and as the engine came on to the bridge , he and the stoker jumped into the stream . The engine dashed across the lino and

into some ballast . Both lines Avere torn up , but fortunately no one in any of the carriages Avas much hurt . A case was tried in the Court of Queen's Bench on Saturday , the 1 st inst ., in which Mr . Chetwynd of Longdon Hall was the defendant . Mrs . Chetwynd , who obtained a divorce from her husband a few months ago , had previously got largely into debt . One of the tradesmen who had supplied her with goods

now sued Mr . Chetwynd for the amount . The jury found for the plaintiff , and Mr . Chetwynd will thus have to pay his late wife's debts . The Prince of Wales presided on Monday at the distribution of Prizes at AVellington College . A brilliant company had assembled , and the proceedings wore of an interesting character . The Prince made a brief speech . Candidates are everywhere busily engaged in addressing electors .

In London on Monday evening there was scarcely a borough in which election meetings Avere not held . In AVestminster Mr . J . S . Mill met his committee at St . James's Hall . The meeting was most numerously attended and was very enthusiastic . Mr . Hughes addressed the electors at Stockwell , and Mr . Alderman Lawrence also held a meeting . In Finsbury almost every one

of the many candidates attended meetings and made speeches . From the country the election news is not very important . The trial of Dr . Pritchard on a charge of poisoning his wife and mother-in-law was Jiegun on Monday at Edinburgh . The case promises to bo one of the most extraordinary in tho annals of criminal trials . Tbe prisoner ' s counsel sought to have the two

charges in the indictment severed , but this was refused by the court . AA itnesses were called . Only four were examined . One of them was the girl M'Leod , the servant Avho had lived with the prisoner . She was four hours in the Avitness-box , and admitted reluctantly that there had been a criminal intimacy between herself and the prisoner . The evidence generally is of

an extraordinary character . The case for the prosecution closed on Wednesday evening . M . Nadar , the famous aeronaut , has set out on a new enterprise in his balloon Le Geant . Accompanied by eight fellow voyagers he ascended from Lyons on Sunday evening , the 2 vul inst . The Aveathei- Avas splendid . The balloon took a southerly course . Let us hope that it will not reach the Mediterranean , or , if it does , that it will safely cross rt . Marlborough House was on fire on Tuesday . The

The Week.

Prince of AVales distinguished himself as a fireman . The fire was more threatening in its character than the public had in the first instance reason to suppose . The fire broke out in a ventilating shaft , but was happily extinguished without much damage . The Prince went to Avork iudefatigably , and when the flames were put out was so begrimed with smoke as to he scarcely recognisable . A woman , Avho called herself the

Countess de Lisle Hayes , and Avho gave her address at 60 , Mount-street , Grosvenor-square , ivas brought up at Marlborough-street police-court , charged with being drunk and disorderly . There was no doubt that she had been in a very drunken condition , though she denied the fact most strenuously . She Avas fined 5 s . and costs , and discharged . A Mr . Senton ,

AVIIO says that he is " putting-up" for Southwark , was brought up at AVandsworth police-court charged with assaulting his wife . The fact of the assault was proved ; " but Senton sought to justify himself by stating his electioneering intentions , and the fact that Mrs . Senton , Avho had inherited £ 50 , 000 , wished to carry it with her to her coffin . He was ordered to find

sureties to keep the peace for throe months . AMERICA . —The Africa has arrived , bringing news from New York to the 23 rd June . Mr . Seward had communicated to the navy department the resolutions of France aud

England to Avithdraw recognition of belligerency from the Confederates . Inasmuch , however , as Earl Russell had not completely withdrawn the twenty-four hours ' notice rule , Federal vessels are not to pay tho customary courtesy to British vessels . The work- of reorganisation goes on apace . Governors have been appointed

to several of the Southern States , and measures of reconstruction are being framed . Breckinridge had arrived at Cuba . General Dix had arrived at Quebec . The Now Brunswick House of Assembly have passed a resolution opposing the Confederation scheme . At noon on the 23 rd gold was quoted at Now York at 140 | . ——

By the arrival of the Peruvian we have intelligence from New York to the evening of June 24 th . The Governor of Virginia , in his address to the Legislature , recommends a more extended suffrage as regards white citizens , and significantly intimates that the admission of negroes within the electoral pale is a matter which belongs to the Federal power to decide upon . The blockade of all ports of the United States , including

Galveston , has been formally raised , and they were to he opened to commerce on the 1 st instant . 'The 25 per cent . restriction on cotton west of the Mississippi has been removed .

To Correspondents.

TO CORRESPONDENTS .

* * All communications to be addressed to 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand , London , AA . C . II . IT . —AVe have received your oration ; but it was too late for this week ' s number . J . D . —You shall hear from us shortly . H . M . —AVe are obliged to you for your communication , and

shall always be glad to hear from you . J . II . —AVe have already made the arrangements you speak of . Thanks for the suggestion . J . M . — AA e hold that in the absence of the AV . M ., or a P . M . niide-.- the English Constitution , a AVarden , not being an installed Master , can perform the ceremonies . Under the Irish he cannot . The Scotch do not recognise P . M ' s ., but have a Depute and a substitute Master . It is not the first time we have answered this question .

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FREEMASONRY IN POLAND. Article 1
Untitled Article 2
THE ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. Article 2
THE WEATHER DEPARTMENT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE. Article 3
RESTORATION OF CHURCHES IN ROME. Article 5
CHILDHOOD OF THE BARBARIAN. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 7
Untitled Article 8
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 8
MASONIC MEMS. Article 8
GRAND LODGE. Article 8
METROPOLITAN. Article 8
PROVINCIAL. Article 9
Untitled Article 11
ROYAL ARCH. Article 12
MARK MASONRY. Article 12
IRELAND. Article 12
Untitled Article 13
CHANNEL ISLANDS. Article 14
INDIA. Article 14
Untitled Article 15
Poetry. Article 15
NOTES ON MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Article 16
LITERARY EXTRACTS. Article 16
THE WEEK. Article 17
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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The Week.

which he treated her . The man whom tbe deceased shot Avill not he able to give evidence for a fortnight . The jury returned a verdict to the effect that Robinson committed suicide Avhile in a state of insanity . The man AVIIO forged the money orders to the amount of £ 500 , and succeeded in obtaining payment for them at various post-offices , has been captured at Dublin , Avhere he was engaged

in an attempt to practise similar frauds . His name is Henry Norris . A fire of considerable magnitude broke out in Doctors' Commons on the 30 th ult . The catastrophe originated on the premises of a builder residing in New-street , and Avas attended with a great loss of property . Earl Eussell presided at the annual fete and examination at the AA

arehousemen and Clerks' Schools , New Cross , on Saturday , the 1 st inst . The institution is admirably managed . Earl Eussell , in the course of speeches which he made , alluded to this fact , and stated that the Prince of AVales takes a very lively interest in the schools . On Saturday evening , the 1 st inst ., on the Great Eastern Eailway , there was nearly a repetition of the

Staplehurst accident . The down express got off tho line near to Norwich , and just as it was approaching a bridge over a stream . Tho engine-driver , Avith great presence of mind , put on the breaks , and as the engine came on to the bridge , he and the stoker jumped into the stream . The engine dashed across the lino and

into some ballast . Both lines Avere torn up , but fortunately no one in any of the carriages Avas much hurt . A case was tried in the Court of Queen's Bench on Saturday , the 1 st inst ., in which Mr . Chetwynd of Longdon Hall was the defendant . Mrs . Chetwynd , who obtained a divorce from her husband a few months ago , had previously got largely into debt . One of the tradesmen who had supplied her with goods

now sued Mr . Chetwynd for the amount . The jury found for the plaintiff , and Mr . Chetwynd will thus have to pay his late wife's debts . The Prince of Wales presided on Monday at the distribution of Prizes at AVellington College . A brilliant company had assembled , and the proceedings wore of an interesting character . The Prince made a brief speech . Candidates are everywhere busily engaged in addressing electors .

In London on Monday evening there was scarcely a borough in which election meetings Avere not held . In AVestminster Mr . J . S . Mill met his committee at St . James's Hall . The meeting was most numerously attended and was very enthusiastic . Mr . Hughes addressed the electors at Stockwell , and Mr . Alderman Lawrence also held a meeting . In Finsbury almost every one

of the many candidates attended meetings and made speeches . From the country the election news is not very important . The trial of Dr . Pritchard on a charge of poisoning his wife and mother-in-law was Jiegun on Monday at Edinburgh . The case promises to bo one of the most extraordinary in tho annals of criminal trials . Tbe prisoner ' s counsel sought to have the two

charges in the indictment severed , but this was refused by the court . AA itnesses were called . Only four were examined . One of them was the girl M'Leod , the servant Avho had lived with the prisoner . She was four hours in the Avitness-box , and admitted reluctantly that there had been a criminal intimacy between herself and the prisoner . The evidence generally is of

an extraordinary character . The case for the prosecution closed on Wednesday evening . M . Nadar , the famous aeronaut , has set out on a new enterprise in his balloon Le Geant . Accompanied by eight fellow voyagers he ascended from Lyons on Sunday evening , the 2 vul inst . The Aveathei- Avas splendid . The balloon took a southerly course . Let us hope that it will not reach the Mediterranean , or , if it does , that it will safely cross rt . Marlborough House was on fire on Tuesday . The

The Week.

Prince of AVales distinguished himself as a fireman . The fire was more threatening in its character than the public had in the first instance reason to suppose . The fire broke out in a ventilating shaft , but was happily extinguished without much damage . The Prince went to Avork iudefatigably , and when the flames were put out was so begrimed with smoke as to he scarcely recognisable . A woman , Avho called herself the

Countess de Lisle Hayes , and Avho gave her address at 60 , Mount-street , Grosvenor-square , ivas brought up at Marlborough-street police-court , charged with being drunk and disorderly . There was no doubt that she had been in a very drunken condition , though she denied the fact most strenuously . She Avas fined 5 s . and costs , and discharged . A Mr . Senton ,

AVIIO says that he is " putting-up" for Southwark , was brought up at AVandsworth police-court charged with assaulting his wife . The fact of the assault was proved ; " but Senton sought to justify himself by stating his electioneering intentions , and the fact that Mrs . Senton , Avho had inherited £ 50 , 000 , wished to carry it with her to her coffin . He was ordered to find

sureties to keep the peace for throe months . AMERICA . —The Africa has arrived , bringing news from New York to the 23 rd June . Mr . Seward had communicated to the navy department the resolutions of France aud

England to Avithdraw recognition of belligerency from the Confederates . Inasmuch , however , as Earl Russell had not completely withdrawn the twenty-four hours ' notice rule , Federal vessels are not to pay tho customary courtesy to British vessels . The work- of reorganisation goes on apace . Governors have been appointed

to several of the Southern States , and measures of reconstruction are being framed . Breckinridge had arrived at Cuba . General Dix had arrived at Quebec . The Now Brunswick House of Assembly have passed a resolution opposing the Confederation scheme . At noon on the 23 rd gold was quoted at Now York at 140 | . ——

By the arrival of the Peruvian we have intelligence from New York to the evening of June 24 th . The Governor of Virginia , in his address to the Legislature , recommends a more extended suffrage as regards white citizens , and significantly intimates that the admission of negroes within the electoral pale is a matter which belongs to the Federal power to decide upon . The blockade of all ports of the United States , including

Galveston , has been formally raised , and they were to he opened to commerce on the 1 st instant . 'The 25 per cent . restriction on cotton west of the Mississippi has been removed .

To Correspondents.

TO CORRESPONDENTS .

* * All communications to be addressed to 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand , London , AA . C . II . IT . —AVe have received your oration ; but it was too late for this week ' s number . J . D . —You shall hear from us shortly . H . M . —AVe are obliged to you for your communication , and

shall always be glad to hear from you . J . II . —AVe have already made the arrangements you speak of . Thanks for the suggestion . J . M . — AA e hold that in the absence of the AV . M ., or a P . M . niide-.- the English Constitution , a AVarden , not being an installed Master , can perform the ceremonies . Under the Irish he cannot . The Scotch do not recognise P . M ' s ., but have a Depute and a substitute Master . It is not the first time we have answered this question .

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