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The Week.

after a hot pursuit of one hundred and forty miles in five days , but the telegram does not say that the slippery rebel chief was captured . The Kirwee rebels had been dispersed by Genl . AVhitloek , and their leaders Rajah Govind and his brother , were slain . The China neivs is very meagre . A fire has occurred in the factory of Hine , Mundolls , and Co ., at Nottingham , the flames lighting the country for many miles . The damage sustained is immense ; all the machinery is destroyed , together with the factory and the unfinished goods . Several hundreds of

workpeople are thrown out of employment -An inquest was held last iveek at Cam- ' berwell , on the body of Mary Aim Hearn . James , the brother of the deceased , being about to go out shooting , had laid a gun loaded on the table , and while in the act o £ lifting it , the weapon went off . The sister received the contents in her head , and expired . The jury returned a verdict of "death by misadventure . " A Court of Criminal Appeal sat on Saturday to hear the case " The Queen v . Skeen and Freeman . " The prisoners had been convicted at the Central Criminal

Court of feloniously appropriating bills of lading , in reference to a quantity of timber , and this was an appeal against the conviction , on the ground that the " disclosures" which they made before the Court of Bankruptcy , and ivhich they were obliged to make under the Bankrupt Act , bad been , in violation o £ that act , used against them , and that therefore the conviction was bad . The judgment of the Court was delivered by Lord Campbell in favour of the conviction , and as the majority of thejudges-were in favour of the conviction , it AA-as affirmed . The

application for a neiv trial on the ground of misdirection as to the law of condonation in the extraordinary case , " Keats v . Keats and Montezuma , " was heard before a full bench in the Divorce Court on Saturday . The Court affirmed the direction of the judge and the verdict of the jury , and refused a neiv trial . A decree of dissolution of the marriage was then ordered to issue . The Court of Bankruptcy was occupied on Saturday with it petition to wind up the affairs of the British and Foreign Smelting Company ( Limited ) , under the Joint-stock Companies . Act , 1856-57 . After heaving counsel in the case the commissioner said be

entertained no doubt of the insolvency of the company , and the order must go . Order to wind up accordingly—costs to stand over until the official liquidator has surplus assets in hand . A man has been arrested for tho murder of AVilson , at Sheffield , which ii-e mentioned last week . He is a brewer ' s traveller , named George Plant , and is said to have been drunk at the time . The coroner ' s jury have found a verdict of " wilful murder" against him . At Manchester a beer-shop keeper ancl funeral mute , named Robinson , has murdered his ivife , hanged himself , and attempted to . set fire to his houseunder the combined influence of drink and

, jealousy . AVhen the crime ivas discovered the man and his AA'ife were . quite dead . At the Central Criminal Court , Thomas AVilliams and Robert Frost were indicted for burglary and wounding Alfred Evorshed , a policeman , in the house they had broken into . The constable bad discovered them in the act of robbing tbe house , and lie at once seized AVilliams , when both tho prisoners made a most ' savage attack upon him , cutting and wounding him so severely , that , becoming faint from loss ni Wood , lie was forced to let them go . They wore speedily

apprehended , however , aud tvere now found guilty ; thoy had also been previously convicted . The judge ordered sentence of death to be recorded , intimating that they must suffer ton years' penal servitude . His lordship ordered 201 . to be gh'en to Evershed for his gallant conduct on the occasion . ——Thomas Birchmore , the St . Pancras defaulter , AA . IS tried on several counts . On some he was acquitted , and on others found guilty . He was sentenced to tivelve months' imprisonment . At the adjourned inquest on the body of Mr . Burrows , killed in a quarrel with Mr .

PlcAvs , in his own shop in the Hampstead-road , the jury returned a verdict of " manslaughter . " Plows was at once taken into custody , and brought before Mr . Long , at Marylebone police court , when he was committed for trial on the charge , bail to the amount of £ 200 being accepted . Colonel Sir Henry Kni ght Storks , K . C . B ., is appointed to succeed Air . Gladstone as Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands , and will , it is said , set out this iveek for his destination . Sir Henry Avas Assistant Adjutant General at the Capo of Good Hope during the Kaffir war in 1846-7 , and was commandant at Scutari ; he was recently secretary

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OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 1
THE SECRET SOCIETIES OF THE MIDDLE AGES Article 5
SYMPATHY. Article 15
THE BRIDES OF QUAIR. Article 16
ONCE MORE. Article 17
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 18
MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 19
MASONIC HALLS. Article 19
"THE BEAUTIES OF MASONRY," Article 21
MASONIC DUTIES. Article 21
VISITORS TO LODGES. Article 22
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 23
PROVINCIAL. Article 26
ROYAL ARCH. Article 32
SCOTLAND. Article 34
INDIA. Article 42
TURKEY Article 42
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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The Week.

after a hot pursuit of one hundred and forty miles in five days , but the telegram does not say that the slippery rebel chief was captured . The Kirwee rebels had been dispersed by Genl . AVhitloek , and their leaders Rajah Govind and his brother , were slain . The China neivs is very meagre . A fire has occurred in the factory of Hine , Mundolls , and Co ., at Nottingham , the flames lighting the country for many miles . The damage sustained is immense ; all the machinery is destroyed , together with the factory and the unfinished goods . Several hundreds of

workpeople are thrown out of employment -An inquest was held last iveek at Cam- ' berwell , on the body of Mary Aim Hearn . James , the brother of the deceased , being about to go out shooting , had laid a gun loaded on the table , and while in the act o £ lifting it , the weapon went off . The sister received the contents in her head , and expired . The jury returned a verdict of "death by misadventure . " A Court of Criminal Appeal sat on Saturday to hear the case " The Queen v . Skeen and Freeman . " The prisoners had been convicted at the Central Criminal

Court of feloniously appropriating bills of lading , in reference to a quantity of timber , and this was an appeal against the conviction , on the ground that the " disclosures" which they made before the Court of Bankruptcy , and ivhich they were obliged to make under the Bankrupt Act , bad been , in violation o £ that act , used against them , and that therefore the conviction was bad . The judgment of the Court was delivered by Lord Campbell in favour of the conviction , and as the majority of thejudges-were in favour of the conviction , it AA-as affirmed . The

application for a neiv trial on the ground of misdirection as to the law of condonation in the extraordinary case , " Keats v . Keats and Montezuma , " was heard before a full bench in the Divorce Court on Saturday . The Court affirmed the direction of the judge and the verdict of the jury , and refused a neiv trial . A decree of dissolution of the marriage was then ordered to issue . The Court of Bankruptcy was occupied on Saturday with it petition to wind up the affairs of the British and Foreign Smelting Company ( Limited ) , under the Joint-stock Companies . Act , 1856-57 . After heaving counsel in the case the commissioner said be

entertained no doubt of the insolvency of the company , and the order must go . Order to wind up accordingly—costs to stand over until the official liquidator has surplus assets in hand . A man has been arrested for tho murder of AVilson , at Sheffield , which ii-e mentioned last week . He is a brewer ' s traveller , named George Plant , and is said to have been drunk at the time . The coroner ' s jury have found a verdict of " wilful murder" against him . At Manchester a beer-shop keeper ancl funeral mute , named Robinson , has murdered his ivife , hanged himself , and attempted to . set fire to his houseunder the combined influence of drink and

, jealousy . AVhen the crime ivas discovered the man and his AA'ife were . quite dead . At the Central Criminal Court , Thomas AVilliams and Robert Frost were indicted for burglary and wounding Alfred Evorshed , a policeman , in the house they had broken into . The constable bad discovered them in the act of robbing tbe house , and lie at once seized AVilliams , when both tho prisoners made a most ' savage attack upon him , cutting and wounding him so severely , that , becoming faint from loss ni Wood , lie was forced to let them go . They wore speedily

apprehended , however , aud tvere now found guilty ; thoy had also been previously convicted . The judge ordered sentence of death to be recorded , intimating that they must suffer ton years' penal servitude . His lordship ordered 201 . to be gh'en to Evershed for his gallant conduct on the occasion . ——Thomas Birchmore , the St . Pancras defaulter , AA . IS tried on several counts . On some he was acquitted , and on others found guilty . He was sentenced to tivelve months' imprisonment . At the adjourned inquest on the body of Mr . Burrows , killed in a quarrel with Mr .

PlcAvs , in his own shop in the Hampstead-road , the jury returned a verdict of " manslaughter . " Plows was at once taken into custody , and brought before Mr . Long , at Marylebone police court , when he was committed for trial on the charge , bail to the amount of £ 200 being accepted . Colonel Sir Henry Kni ght Storks , K . C . B ., is appointed to succeed Air . Gladstone as Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands , and will , it is said , set out this iveek for his destination . Sir Henry Avas Assistant Adjutant General at the Capo of Good Hope during the Kaffir war in 1846-7 , and was commandant at Scutari ; he was recently secretary

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