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for military correspondence to the secretary of state for war . On Wednesday , at the London Tavern , a dinner was given to Mr . C . Davis , the huntsman of tho Queen ' s staghounds . About tiA'o hundred and fifty gentlemen were present in hunting costume . AVilliam Vansittart , M . P . for Windsor , occupied the chair . Air . Commissioner Phillips expired this day AA-eek , at the age of seventy-tivo . On Monday he sat in the Insolvent Court , and was seized with a fit o £ apoplexy on that day . He died without recognising tho members ol his famil Charles

y . Phillips will be known by bis "Recollections of Curran , " a work on which he bestowed much labour . His " Visitation Thoughts on the Abolition of Capital Punishment , " has been very successful , having gone through several editions . The address in both houses of parliament , in answer to tbe speech from the throne , was carried without opposition . In the House of Lords , on Thursday , Earl Granville observed on the absence in tho speech of any indication of the policy ministers intended to pursue as to the Ionian Islands . Lord Brougham spoke at

some length on the state of the continent . The Earl of Derby ably and eloquently defended the iioliey of his government , ivhich is one of neutrality as far as concerns Italy . On Monday , the Lord Chancellor introduced an instalment of the government measure for effecting an alteration in the law of debtor and creditor . It is proposed to abolish the present distinction between insolvency and bankruptcy ; and other important alterations are intended , to ivhich Lords Brougham and Campbell gave a general but not unreserved approvalIn the

. House of Commons , on Thursday , Mr . Disraeli said that the government measure of reform ivould be brought forward after the disposal of other important questions , particularly the state of the national defences . He affirmed his belief iu the wish ol the emperor of the French to preserve peace , if possible . Lord Palmerston approved the foreign policy of the government . On Friday , there Avas an interesting debate on India , and its capabilities of supplying tbe demand for cotton in this country . Lord Stanley said that notwithstanding the deficient revenue of the

Indian empire , the povernment ivere determined to continue the construction of railways and other works of public utility . On Monday , Air . Disraeli announced the intention of government to bring forward their reform bill before Easter . Jfr , AA alpole said that government would not be justified in remitting any part of the sentence on Strachan and Paul , the fraudulent bankers . Mr . Bright moved for a return of various statistics illustrative of the representation . Mr . Walpole explained that it was not proposed to alter the Prayer-book , but only the occasional services appended to it .

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS . AVE do not hear any further report of Mr . E . T . Smith opening Her Majesty ' s Theatre ; on the contrary we are noiv told that it is definitely settled that his Italian opera will be given at Drury Lane . It is said that Aldlle . Titjeus has been engaged for his company . At Covent Garden we hear of the American opera "Rip Van AVinkle " being in active rehearsal ; the music is said to bo agreeable and original . Air . Gye resumes operations at this theatre ou the 19 th of March with a magnificent

Italian company , and the finest band in Europe . At the Princess ' s , "LouisXI " and "Midsummer Night ' s Dream " have been the latest revivals . The management of the theatre passes , as has been stated , to Mr . Augustus Harris , on the approaching termination of Air . Kean ' s tenancy . The new lessee has already made somo engagements of importance , among which are those of the favourite actress Mrs . Charles Young and Air . AValter Alontgomery , an actor from Manchester . Mr . Tom Taylor ' s comedy "An Unequal Match" has been reproduced at the

Hay-, market ; tho pretty spectacle , " Undine , " continues to attract . A neiv three-act comedy , by Air . Stirling Coyne , is understood to be in course of preparation , and ivill be produced early in March . To make up for what wo fear must be considered the failure of "The Borgia Ring , " Mr . Webster has j _ . it forth some attractive announcements . Air . Wright will make his first appearance since his illness , on Monday , and Mi-, ' and Airs . Wigan are engaged , PlancWs delightful

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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.

for military correspondence to the secretary of state for war . On Wednesday , at the London Tavern , a dinner was given to Mr . C . Davis , the huntsman of tho Queen ' s staghounds . About tiA'o hundred and fifty gentlemen were present in hunting costume . AVilliam Vansittart , M . P . for Windsor , occupied the chair . Air . Commissioner Phillips expired this day AA-eek , at the age of seventy-tivo . On Monday he sat in the Insolvent Court , and was seized with a fit o £ apoplexy on that day . He died without recognising tho members ol his famil Charles

y . Phillips will be known by bis "Recollections of Curran , " a work on which he bestowed much labour . His " Visitation Thoughts on the Abolition of Capital Punishment , " has been very successful , having gone through several editions . The address in both houses of parliament , in answer to tbe speech from the throne , was carried without opposition . In the House of Lords , on Thursday , Earl Granville observed on the absence in tho speech of any indication of the policy ministers intended to pursue as to the Ionian Islands . Lord Brougham spoke at

some length on the state of the continent . The Earl of Derby ably and eloquently defended the iioliey of his government , ivhich is one of neutrality as far as concerns Italy . On Monday , the Lord Chancellor introduced an instalment of the government measure for effecting an alteration in the law of debtor and creditor . It is proposed to abolish the present distinction between insolvency and bankruptcy ; and other important alterations are intended , to ivhich Lords Brougham and Campbell gave a general but not unreserved approvalIn the

. House of Commons , on Thursday , Mr . Disraeli said that the government measure of reform ivould be brought forward after the disposal of other important questions , particularly the state of the national defences . He affirmed his belief iu the wish ol the emperor of the French to preserve peace , if possible . Lord Palmerston approved the foreign policy of the government . On Friday , there Avas an interesting debate on India , and its capabilities of supplying tbe demand for cotton in this country . Lord Stanley said that notwithstanding the deficient revenue of the

Indian empire , the povernment ivere determined to continue the construction of railways and other works of public utility . On Monday , Air . Disraeli announced the intention of government to bring forward their reform bill before Easter . Jfr , AA alpole said that government would not be justified in remitting any part of the sentence on Strachan and Paul , the fraudulent bankers . Mr . Bright moved for a return of various statistics illustrative of the representation . Mr . Walpole explained that it was not proposed to alter the Prayer-book , but only the occasional services appended to it .

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS . AVE do not hear any further report of Mr . E . T . Smith opening Her Majesty ' s Theatre ; on the contrary we are noiv told that it is definitely settled that his Italian opera will be given at Drury Lane . It is said that Aldlle . Titjeus has been engaged for his company . At Covent Garden we hear of the American opera "Rip Van AVinkle " being in active rehearsal ; the music is said to bo agreeable and original . Air . Gye resumes operations at this theatre ou the 19 th of March with a magnificent

Italian company , and the finest band in Europe . At the Princess ' s , "LouisXI " and "Midsummer Night ' s Dream " have been the latest revivals . The management of the theatre passes , as has been stated , to Mr . Augustus Harris , on the approaching termination of Air . Kean ' s tenancy . The new lessee has already made somo engagements of importance , among which are those of the favourite actress Mrs . Charles Young and Air . AValter Alontgomery , an actor from Manchester . Mr . Tom Taylor ' s comedy "An Unequal Match" has been reproduced at the

Hay-, market ; tho pretty spectacle , " Undine , " continues to attract . A neiv three-act comedy , by Air . Stirling Coyne , is understood to be in course of preparation , and ivill be produced early in March . To make up for what wo fear must be considered the failure of "The Borgia Ring , " Mr . Webster has j _ . it forth some attractive announcements . Air . Wright will make his first appearance since his illness , on Monday , and Mi-, ' and Airs . Wigan are engaged , PlancWs delightful

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