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Summary Of News For July.

rise to a long and warm debate , which was adjourned to the 19 th , when it was defeated by 107 majority ; the numbers being , for the motion , 289 ; against , 182 . On the motion for resuming the Maynooth debate , Mr . lurk carried , by a majority of three , an amendment adjourning it to that day three months . On the 18 th , the Marquis of Blandford withdrew the Episcopal and Capitular Estates Bill , Mr . Stracey took his seat for East Norfolk . On the 19 th , theadjourned debate exclusively engaged the attention of the House . On the 28 th , the Metropolis Local Management Bill was read a third

time and passed . In a Committee of the whole House , the resolution approving of the terms of the Turkish Loan was agreed to by a majority of three . Mr . Spooner , by a majority of 21 , obtained a Committee to inquire into the circumstance of the Irish Roman Catholic Prelatesbeing designated in the reportof the Royal Commission on Maynooth , by illegal titles . On he 23 d , Mr . Hayter announced that Sir William Molesworth had accepted the office of Chief Secretary for the Colonies , and that Sir Benjamin Hall was to succeed him as Chief Commissioner of Works . The report of the

committee on the Turkish Loan was agreed to , and leave granted to bring in a bill founded on that resolution . At the morning sitting of the 24 th , the Tenant ' s Compensation Bill was withdrawn . In the evening there was a count out . On the 25 th , Mr . Heywood withdrew the Marriage Law Amendment Bill , but announced his intention of re-introducing it next session . The second reading of the Bleaching Works Bill was lost by a majority of five , the numbers being , ayes , G 7 , noes , 72 . On the 26 ththe morning sitting was taken up with the discussion of the Limited

, Liability Bill , and on the motion that it be committed , Mr . Muntz moved to insert the words , " on this day three months , " but his amendment was lost by a majority of 121 to 40 . Sir George Grey announced that it was the intention of government to appoint a Minister of Education before the next session of parliament . The ensuing sitting was principally occupied in Committee of Supply . On the 27 th the Turkish Loan Bill passed through Committee .

THE WAR . The most noticeable feature of the war since our last have been the death of the Commander of the English Forces in the Crimea , Lord Raglan , which took place on the 28 th of June , from cholera , at the Camp before Sebastopol , and the forced retirement of Lord John Russell from the Cabinet , in consequence of his having lent too favourable an ear to the pacific propositions of Austria . Various grades of the Order of the Bath were on the 7 th conferred bHer Majesty upon several heroes of the

y war . Sir Charles Napier declined the honour of the G . C . B ., and on the 9 th , the Duke of Cambridge distributed the Crimean medals to the wounded soldiers in the Military Hospital , Vauxhall Road . On the 14 th , the Russians were repulsed in an attempt to take the French rifle pits in front of the Mamelon . Several other sorties took place between the 14 th and 24 th , hut all met with a similar result , the allies still advancing their works . COMMERCIAL .

On the 28 th of June , the General Mining Association declared a dividend of 10 s . per share for the half year . On the 29 th , the Chartered Bank of Australia held a meeting at which it was stated that £ 100 , 000 of the capital necessary to start the business was in hand , and that £ 222 , 000 was yet required for that purpose . On the 2 nd of July , the Waller Gold Mining Company , out of £ 2 , 915 , the net profits of sis months , working , declared a dividend of 9 c ? . per share . The Committee of Portugese Bond Holders legally protested against the reduction of 40 per cent , of their

interest . The London , Tilbury , and Southend Railway Company determined to raise £ 52 , 000 in shares of £ 10 each , to purchase the Thames Haven Company ' s line and docks . On the 3 rd of July , the London Dock Company declared a dividend , of 21 . 10 s . per share , for the half year . The next day the South Lancashire Company divided 1 | per cent , on the amount of their stock . On the 5 th , the European Gas Company gave to the shareholders a bonus of 2 s . per share , in addition to a dividend of 10 s . per share , being equivalent to 5 J per cent , per annum . The Union Bank of London met on the 11 th , and out of the net profits for the year , £ 139 , 967 , made a dividend at the rate of 20 per cent , per annum , leaving a surplus of £ 20 , 456 . The reserved fund now amounts to £ 120 , 000 . The Colonial

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THE MARK DEGREE. Article 1
FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 3
THE CHANCES OF LIFE, Article 8
MASONIC REMINISCENCES. Article 9
A MASONIC SONG. Article 16
BROTHERLY LOVE. Article 17
THE LIGHT DIVINE. Article 26
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 27
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Article 27
LONDON LODGES. Article 30
INSTRUCTION. Article 32
PROVINCIAL LODGES. Article 33
ROYAL ARCH. Article 37
THE COLONIES. Article 39
AMERICA. Article 39
THE HIGH DEGREES. Article 40
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 41
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR JULY. Article 44
OBITUARY. Article 51
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 52
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Summary Of News For July.

rise to a long and warm debate , which was adjourned to the 19 th , when it was defeated by 107 majority ; the numbers being , for the motion , 289 ; against , 182 . On the motion for resuming the Maynooth debate , Mr . lurk carried , by a majority of three , an amendment adjourning it to that day three months . On the 18 th , the Marquis of Blandford withdrew the Episcopal and Capitular Estates Bill , Mr . Stracey took his seat for East Norfolk . On the 19 th , theadjourned debate exclusively engaged the attention of the House . On the 28 th , the Metropolis Local Management Bill was read a third

time and passed . In a Committee of the whole House , the resolution approving of the terms of the Turkish Loan was agreed to by a majority of three . Mr . Spooner , by a majority of 21 , obtained a Committee to inquire into the circumstance of the Irish Roman Catholic Prelatesbeing designated in the reportof the Royal Commission on Maynooth , by illegal titles . On he 23 d , Mr . Hayter announced that Sir William Molesworth had accepted the office of Chief Secretary for the Colonies , and that Sir Benjamin Hall was to succeed him as Chief Commissioner of Works . The report of the

committee on the Turkish Loan was agreed to , and leave granted to bring in a bill founded on that resolution . At the morning sitting of the 24 th , the Tenant ' s Compensation Bill was withdrawn . In the evening there was a count out . On the 25 th , Mr . Heywood withdrew the Marriage Law Amendment Bill , but announced his intention of re-introducing it next session . The second reading of the Bleaching Works Bill was lost by a majority of five , the numbers being , ayes , G 7 , noes , 72 . On the 26 ththe morning sitting was taken up with the discussion of the Limited

, Liability Bill , and on the motion that it be committed , Mr . Muntz moved to insert the words , " on this day three months , " but his amendment was lost by a majority of 121 to 40 . Sir George Grey announced that it was the intention of government to appoint a Minister of Education before the next session of parliament . The ensuing sitting was principally occupied in Committee of Supply . On the 27 th the Turkish Loan Bill passed through Committee .

THE WAR . The most noticeable feature of the war since our last have been the death of the Commander of the English Forces in the Crimea , Lord Raglan , which took place on the 28 th of June , from cholera , at the Camp before Sebastopol , and the forced retirement of Lord John Russell from the Cabinet , in consequence of his having lent too favourable an ear to the pacific propositions of Austria . Various grades of the Order of the Bath were on the 7 th conferred bHer Majesty upon several heroes of the

y war . Sir Charles Napier declined the honour of the G . C . B ., and on the 9 th , the Duke of Cambridge distributed the Crimean medals to the wounded soldiers in the Military Hospital , Vauxhall Road . On the 14 th , the Russians were repulsed in an attempt to take the French rifle pits in front of the Mamelon . Several other sorties took place between the 14 th and 24 th , hut all met with a similar result , the allies still advancing their works . COMMERCIAL .

On the 28 th of June , the General Mining Association declared a dividend of 10 s . per share for the half year . On the 29 th , the Chartered Bank of Australia held a meeting at which it was stated that £ 100 , 000 of the capital necessary to start the business was in hand , and that £ 222 , 000 was yet required for that purpose . On the 2 nd of July , the Waller Gold Mining Company , out of £ 2 , 915 , the net profits of sis months , working , declared a dividend of 9 c ? . per share . The Committee of Portugese Bond Holders legally protested against the reduction of 40 per cent , of their

interest . The London , Tilbury , and Southend Railway Company determined to raise £ 52 , 000 in shares of £ 10 each , to purchase the Thames Haven Company ' s line and docks . On the 3 rd of July , the London Dock Company declared a dividend , of 21 . 10 s . per share , for the half year . The next day the South Lancashire Company divided 1 | per cent , on the amount of their stock . On the 5 th , the European Gas Company gave to the shareholders a bonus of 2 s . per share , in addition to a dividend of 10 s . per share , being equivalent to 5 J per cent , per annum . The Union Bank of London met on the 11 th , and out of the net profits for the year , £ 139 , 967 , made a dividend at the rate of 20 per cent , per annum , leaving a surplus of £ 20 , 456 . The reserved fund now amounts to £ 120 , 000 . The Colonial

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