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The Week.

A charge of conspiracy to defraud Mr . Samuel Bowles Bigg of a bill of exchange for £ 250 was preferred at tbe Guildhall police court , against James and Terence Charles M'Lean , wholesale wine and spirit merchants . The evidence showed that the accusation arose out of two sums of money to that amount borrowed from the prosecutor . Alderman Mechi ordered an adjournment till Thursday .- — -Mr . Thomas Smethurst has been again brought before the magistrates on the charge of administering poison to Isabella Bankes . A great deal of additional evidence

was heard . Professor Taylor and Dr . Todd were of opinion that arsenical poison had been administered more than once . The case was again adjourned . ¦ The volunteer movement is daily acquiring strength and popularity , but there seeius to be a general opinion that some alteration must be made in the law as to volunteer regiments . At present the whole expense of arms and accoutrements is thrown upon the individuals who offer themselves , the government giving no assistance whatever . The new Parliament will assemble on Tuesday weekand

, after a week or ten days occupied in administering the oaths , the business of the session will be proceeded with . It is expected that the Queen ' s speech will be delivered on the 7 th of June . The days between the 31 st and 7 th will probably be occupied in swearing in the members of both houses . The election of Speaker will take place on the 31 st . No objection to the re-election of Mr . Speaker Denison is anticipated The death of the celebrated Bun Jellaehieli , at Agrain , is mentioned in a letter from A ienna . The Duke of Chartres is at- Casale . On the

Oth tho young prince made a reconnaissance , and sent in his report . The Due d'Amnale has sent his nephew two English horses . The Due de Padone is startling the world with zeal . He has expressed his displeasure towards the editor of a very small Paris paper , for having said that the Empress was about to put a girdle of crinoline round Paris by carrying it out to the fortifications . Sir Andrew Smith , late director of the army medical department , not forgetful of the days passed hy him when a student in the University of Edinburgh , has just presented to its natural history museum his magnificent collection of reptilia . It

einbracesbearly 2 , 000 specimens . The secretary of the Neapolitan exile fund , in Liverpool ; has laid before the committee the total amount of subscriptions , £ 350 Is . 6 rf . The general conference of the States of the German Zollverein is appointed to take place on the 1 st of June . The chief object of the meeting is to fix the tarrifts for three years , from I 860 to 1862 , inclusive . It is expected that the conference will be held at Harzburg . Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy died at Bombay , much regretted , on the 14 th of April , at the age of seventy-six . He

was created a baronet by the British government a feiy years back . His donations to public objects during his successful mercantile career amounted to about £ 300 , 000 , and he has bequeathed a large fortune to his family . -According to private advices from Egypt , an attempt has been made to assassinate the Pacha , and his highness had been living on board his yacht , Faid Gihaad , in consequence . The seamen and shipwrights of Sunderland are demanding an advance of wages . Thoy will obtain their demands , the call for both classes for the royal navy and dockyards having taken away all surplus labour .

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS . MADAME PENCO , who made her debul at the Covent Garden Opera , in the " Traviata , " is well known by her Parisian reputation , having submitted herself , for the last two or three seasons , to the consideration of the fashionable audiences of the Th & Uve Italian . She ivill take a high position both as a singer and an

actress . Mr . Gye has also engaged Mme . Miolan Carvalho , of the Th & Ure Lyrique , Paris , to sing the principal part in Meyeebeer ' s new opera , "Le Pardon de Ploermel , " which is announced for immediate representation . At Drury Lane , on Tuesday , Mile . Titjen ? appeared in the " Troyatore , " Her singing left nothing

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1859-05-25, Page 46” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 31 March 2023, www.masonicperiodicals.org/periodicals/mmr/issues/mmr_25051859/page/46/.
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THE GRAND REGISTRAR AND PARTY TACTICS. Article 1
THE NEW GRAND OFFICERS. Article 6
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 12
THE GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL. Article 17
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 18
THE SWEDISH RITE. Article 19
THE CONSECRATION AT GUILDFORD. Article 20
MASONIC HALLS. Article 21
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 22
METROPOLITAN. Article 30
PROVINCIAL. Article 32
OXFORDSHIRE. Article 36
ROYAL ARCH. Article 41
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 42
AMERICA. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
Untitled Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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The Week.

A charge of conspiracy to defraud Mr . Samuel Bowles Bigg of a bill of exchange for £ 250 was preferred at tbe Guildhall police court , against James and Terence Charles M'Lean , wholesale wine and spirit merchants . The evidence showed that the accusation arose out of two sums of money to that amount borrowed from the prosecutor . Alderman Mechi ordered an adjournment till Thursday .- — -Mr . Thomas Smethurst has been again brought before the magistrates on the charge of administering poison to Isabella Bankes . A great deal of additional evidence

was heard . Professor Taylor and Dr . Todd were of opinion that arsenical poison had been administered more than once . The case was again adjourned . ¦ The volunteer movement is daily acquiring strength and popularity , but there seeius to be a general opinion that some alteration must be made in the law as to volunteer regiments . At present the whole expense of arms and accoutrements is thrown upon the individuals who offer themselves , the government giving no assistance whatever . The new Parliament will assemble on Tuesday weekand

, after a week or ten days occupied in administering the oaths , the business of the session will be proceeded with . It is expected that the Queen ' s speech will be delivered on the 7 th of June . The days between the 31 st and 7 th will probably be occupied in swearing in the members of both houses . The election of Speaker will take place on the 31 st . No objection to the re-election of Mr . Speaker Denison is anticipated The death of the celebrated Bun Jellaehieli , at Agrain , is mentioned in a letter from A ienna . The Duke of Chartres is at- Casale . On the

Oth tho young prince made a reconnaissance , and sent in his report . The Due d'Amnale has sent his nephew two English horses . The Due de Padone is startling the world with zeal . He has expressed his displeasure towards the editor of a very small Paris paper , for having said that the Empress was about to put a girdle of crinoline round Paris by carrying it out to the fortifications . Sir Andrew Smith , late director of the army medical department , not forgetful of the days passed hy him when a student in the University of Edinburgh , has just presented to its natural history museum his magnificent collection of reptilia . It

einbracesbearly 2 , 000 specimens . The secretary of the Neapolitan exile fund , in Liverpool ; has laid before the committee the total amount of subscriptions , £ 350 Is . 6 rf . The general conference of the States of the German Zollverein is appointed to take place on the 1 st of June . The chief object of the meeting is to fix the tarrifts for three years , from I 860 to 1862 , inclusive . It is expected that the conference will be held at Harzburg . Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy died at Bombay , much regretted , on the 14 th of April , at the age of seventy-six . He

was created a baronet by the British government a feiy years back . His donations to public objects during his successful mercantile career amounted to about £ 300 , 000 , and he has bequeathed a large fortune to his family . -According to private advices from Egypt , an attempt has been made to assassinate the Pacha , and his highness had been living on board his yacht , Faid Gihaad , in consequence . The seamen and shipwrights of Sunderland are demanding an advance of wages . Thoy will obtain their demands , the call for both classes for the royal navy and dockyards having taken away all surplus labour .

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS . MADAME PENCO , who made her debul at the Covent Garden Opera , in the " Traviata , " is well known by her Parisian reputation , having submitted herself , for the last two or three seasons , to the consideration of the fashionable audiences of the Th & Uve Italian . She ivill take a high position both as a singer and an

actress . Mr . Gye has also engaged Mme . Miolan Carvalho , of the Th & Ure Lyrique , Paris , to sing the principal part in Meyeebeer ' s new opera , "Le Pardon de Ploermel , " which is announced for immediate representation . At Drury Lane , on Tuesday , Mile . Titjen ? appeared in the " Troyatore , " Her singing left nothing

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