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Henry Levander Lodge, No. 2048.
head of the Lodge . Nothing he oiuld do to assist in the working of Freemasonry or of tho Henry Levander Lodge should bo neglected . ne next proposed the health of tho Initiates , and the toast having been honoured , tho newly-admitted brethren responded . Bro . Sadgrove was very proud to become a member of tho Craft , and hoped
to be a credit to the Lodge whioh had admitted turn . Bro . Powell thanked the brethren for electing him , and for their vrry kind reception that day . Bro . Hunt said he had long had a desire to become a Freemason , and when a friond of his mentioned that ho was a member of the Henry Levander Lodge he at once thought he
should like to join that Lodge , for tho reason that he had known the late Brother Henry Levander for many years , and appreciated his many good qualities . He felt that by joining the Lodgo named after him he should havo another reason to never forget the name of that worthy man . Ho hoped he might prove himself
deserving of the high honour which intimate association with the name of Levander was to him . The Master next gave the toa « t of tho I . P . M ., coupling with it that of the Treasurer and Secretary . Bros . Lovegrove and McKay responded , and then the Visitors wore toasted . With this was coupled tho Charities . Bro . Stiles replied
as a visitor , it being explained to him that until the confirmation of the minutes he was merely an outsider—not a full honorary memberand Bro . Terry acknowledged the compliment to the Charities . The latter , in a forcible speech , urged the brethren to support the efforts of their W . M ., who wonld not as a Steward for tho Benevolent .
Institution in February next , and pointed out the claims that Charity had on members of the Order for support to tho fullest extent in their j > owpr . The toast of the Officers of the Lodge was given from the chair and was followed by that of the Lay Brethren . Bro . Surridge responded to tho former , and Bros . Clunn and Wace on behalf of the latter . The Tyler ' s toast brought tho proceedings to a conclusion .
George Price Lodge, No. 2096.
GEORGE PRICE LODGE , No . 2096 .
AN emergency meeting of this Lodge was held at the Greyhound Hotel , Croydon , on Wednesday , 23 rd September . Present : Bros . J . D . Latigton W . M ., H . M . Hobbs S . W ., F . T . Ridnath J . W ., J . S . Eraser Secretary , M . L . Levev J . D ., George Price P . G . Tigris . Surrey , W . D . Merritt P . P . G . D . C . Essex , F . Cambridge P . P . G . O .
Surrey , W . ( j . ( Jatos , a . Uxenham , rJ . V . ttolosworth , I ! ' . VV . Leaver , C . Holden , A . B . Crundall , and W . Lane Tyler . Visitors : Bros . Frederick West P . G . Steward , P . P . G . Registrar Surrey , C . Daniel P . M . 65 , C . Tarry J . W . 1790 , E . Gillemand 463 , J . Hirschman 957 . The W . M ., in tho absence of the S . D . and I . G ., appointed Bros . W . G . Oates and E . C . Holdsworth to those offices respectively . Bros .
Oxenbam and Leaver were raised to the drgree of M . M ' ., and Bro . Crnndall was passed to the second degree , Bro . Cambridge presiding at the harmonium . The W . M . proposed a sincere vote of condolence with Bros . E . Samuel and W . G . Goods , tho S . D . and I . G . of the Lodge , in the sad bereavement they had sustained in the loss of their wives , which was adopted with many expressions of sympathy . The Lodge was thon closed and the brethren adjourned to refreshment .
Royal Arch.
ROYAL ARCH .
— : o : — SOUTH SAXON CHAPTER , No . 311 . THIS Chapter held its annual convocation at the Freemasons ' Hall , High-street , Lewes , on Wednesday , tho 23 rd ult . Comp . Hodgkin was appointed M . E . Z . for the ensuing year , and the other Officers were elected , as follows : Stedman H ., A . Holman J ., W . D . Stone N ., G . E . Chapman S . E ., R . Crosskey Treas ., and Hall
Janitor . The retiring Z ., Comp . Briscoe , was presented with a handsome jewel in recognition of the efficient manner in which be had performed his duties . Subsequently the Companions dined together at the Bear Hotel , several Visitors being amongst the company .
A NEW SERENADE . —Bro . Emra Holmes' popular poem , " The Maiden ' s Bower , " has been set to music by a rising young composer , Mr . J . H . Lewis , Mas . Doc , the author of " Love ' s Message . " The London Musical Publishing Company have brought it ont as a
four . part song , and no doubt it will soon be . a recognised favourite at our winter concerts . " Tbe Maiden ' s Bower " was recently sung afc Tunbridge Wells , and was a great success , the serenade being described in the leading local organ—the Tunbridge Advertiser—as a pleasing and scholarly composition .
Marriage.
MARRIAGE .
DAVIDSONVHAGOVNtfY . —On ^ sc Jn niir . ry 18 S 5 , at Saint John ' s Church , Tlarlinghurst , Sydney . New South Wales , by the Reverend Howard Glnnville Oranswirk , Wor-hipful Profiler ['' muc s I'rr .. v . \ . \ n PAVIDSOV , Past Musier 558 , SM 7 , lt ! . - >; i , and other Lodges ; V . ' A . 817 , I ' . K 300 , l ' .. I . 32 H . Chapters ; P . TX Grand Director of Ceremonies New South Wa l es ; Past
Grand Mrrk Master Overseer of England : Substitute 'District Graid Master of Scottish Froninaions i t N . S . Wales , Sec , Sec . to Miss MAKOAK-T SOPHIA MAOOVXEY . th ' .-d ( taughtc of ttio hi to Brnjhcr Thomas Mago ^ ncy , F . squirc , of Upper Brougham St .-cot , Darliaghurst , Sydney , N . S . W . I certify the abovo to bo t no .
F . iixc : s a . DAV-. DSOS , Commiss ' oDor for Affiuav ' . i -,, He ? Ma ' csty's Supreme Court of Now South Wale 3 . In recording the marriage of Bro . Davidson , which we did in our issue of the 27 th Jnne last , we inadvertently gave the lady ' s name as Magooney . We now insert the notice iu its correct form , and regret the error into which we fell .
Ad00704
THE AMERICAN PORTABLE MUSIO STANDS , J * F * WALTERS' PATENT . Iron , from 10 / S each . Bras 3 , from 30 / - each . ¦ W ¦ " ^• SsiM \ I A \ i r piIKSE Stands are unsurpassed in simplicity , strength , portability , I cheapness , and eleganco of finish . They are suitable for Military Band , Orchestras , Reading and News Rooms , Libraries . Studios , -ind Drawir cr R'nma When opened to their full capacity they stand fi Poet , high , and can be foldrd and enclosed in a . caso 21 inches long by 2 inches diamoter . The weightis about bs . 12 oz ., and they will support a woight of 50 lbs . To be obtained of all Music Dealers , and , of the Manufacturers and . Proprietors of the Patent , HARROW & CO . MUSIO SMITHS , BRASS WORKERS , & C 13 and 14 Portland Street , Soho , London , W . DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS FREE .
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SB ST MARK : FASHIONABLE NEW LAWN GAME . REGISTERED AS THE ACT DIRECTS . FOR LADIES iind GENTLEMEN ; four or more players . Esercise ; healthful , varied , find amusing . Lawn 38 feet bv 20 feet . Adapted for Garden Parties , & c . ; or for indoors , in Halls , Skating Rinks , & c . Orders received for Manufacturer by Mr . A . S . AEEOWSMITH , 80 New Bond Street , London , TVIIEBE A GAME IS Olf VIEW . Liberal Discount allowed for cash . REVISED" RULES , 2 M D EDITION WITH Dl AC RAM , SIX STAMPS . Prices : ~ £ 5 15 s Od ; £ 4 5 s 6 d £ 2 10 s Od : complete .
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MASONIC LECTURE . KNOBS AND EX CR E S CE N SE S . BRO . JAMES STEVENS P . M . P . Z . is open to accept invitations for the delivery of his LECTURE in METROPOLITAN or PKOVINCIAL LODGES , or LODGES OU INSTRUCTION . No Lecture fee ; travelling expenses only accepted . Address—Clapham S . W .
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ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House iu Loudon . The largest Selection of till the best Pictures on view . —GKO . REES , 115 Strand , near Waterloo Bridge . Established : J 0 years . ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House in London . —Sir F . Leitrliton ' s , P . R . A ., "Wedded , " "Day Dreams , " "Winding tho Skein , " " Viola , " " Moretta , " & c , at 21 a . " The Music Lesson . " A few artists' proofs only . ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House iu Loudon . All Briton Riviere Engravings and Etchings on view—Sympathy , His Only Friend , Night Watch , Poachers , Cave Canom , and maiiy others . ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES . —Just Published , a fine engraving , "The Day of Reckoning , " by Waller . Prints will bo 21 s . Artists ' proofs are now at a premium , two or three only left . ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House in Loudon . — Large assortment of Engravings and Etchings , ( voin o . s to 10 s each . Our new Design Book for Frames , with instruction for making , tj stamps , ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House in London . — Job Lots , "Six" of Landseer for 21 s . Also Ansduil Sots of Six Shooting , 15 s ; Ditto Stalking , lu 3 , —GEO . RISKS , 115 Strand .
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Henry Levander Lodge, No. 2048.
head of the Lodge . Nothing he oiuld do to assist in the working of Freemasonry or of tho Henry Levander Lodge should bo neglected . ne next proposed the health of tho Initiates , and the toast having been honoured , tho newly-admitted brethren responded . Bro . Sadgrove was very proud to become a member of tho Craft , and hoped
to be a credit to the Lodge whioh had admitted turn . Bro . Powell thanked the brethren for electing him , and for their vrry kind reception that day . Bro . Hunt said he had long had a desire to become a Freemason , and when a friond of his mentioned that ho was a member of the Henry Levander Lodge he at once thought he
should like to join that Lodge , for tho reason that he had known the late Brother Henry Levander for many years , and appreciated his many good qualities . He felt that by joining the Lodgo named after him he should havo another reason to never forget the name of that worthy man . Ho hoped he might prove himself
deserving of the high honour which intimate association with the name of Levander was to him . The Master next gave the toa « t of tho I . P . M ., coupling with it that of the Treasurer and Secretary . Bros . Lovegrove and McKay responded , and then the Visitors wore toasted . With this was coupled tho Charities . Bro . Stiles replied
as a visitor , it being explained to him that until the confirmation of the minutes he was merely an outsider—not a full honorary memberand Bro . Terry acknowledged the compliment to the Charities . The latter , in a forcible speech , urged the brethren to support the efforts of their W . M ., who wonld not as a Steward for tho Benevolent .
Institution in February next , and pointed out the claims that Charity had on members of the Order for support to tho fullest extent in their j > owpr . The toast of the Officers of the Lodge was given from the chair and was followed by that of the Lay Brethren . Bro . Surridge responded to tho former , and Bros . Clunn and Wace on behalf of the latter . The Tyler ' s toast brought tho proceedings to a conclusion .
George Price Lodge, No. 2096.
GEORGE PRICE LODGE , No . 2096 .
AN emergency meeting of this Lodge was held at the Greyhound Hotel , Croydon , on Wednesday , 23 rd September . Present : Bros . J . D . Latigton W . M ., H . M . Hobbs S . W ., F . T . Ridnath J . W ., J . S . Eraser Secretary , M . L . Levev J . D ., George Price P . G . Tigris . Surrey , W . D . Merritt P . P . G . D . C . Essex , F . Cambridge P . P . G . O .
Surrey , W . ( j . ( Jatos , a . Uxenham , rJ . V . ttolosworth , I ! ' . VV . Leaver , C . Holden , A . B . Crundall , and W . Lane Tyler . Visitors : Bros . Frederick West P . G . Steward , P . P . G . Registrar Surrey , C . Daniel P . M . 65 , C . Tarry J . W . 1790 , E . Gillemand 463 , J . Hirschman 957 . The W . M ., in tho absence of the S . D . and I . G ., appointed Bros . W . G . Oates and E . C . Holdsworth to those offices respectively . Bros .
Oxenbam and Leaver were raised to the drgree of M . M ' ., and Bro . Crnndall was passed to the second degree , Bro . Cambridge presiding at the harmonium . The W . M . proposed a sincere vote of condolence with Bros . E . Samuel and W . G . Goods , tho S . D . and I . G . of the Lodge , in the sad bereavement they had sustained in the loss of their wives , which was adopted with many expressions of sympathy . The Lodge was thon closed and the brethren adjourned to refreshment .
Royal Arch.
ROYAL ARCH .
— : o : — SOUTH SAXON CHAPTER , No . 311 . THIS Chapter held its annual convocation at the Freemasons ' Hall , High-street , Lewes , on Wednesday , tho 23 rd ult . Comp . Hodgkin was appointed M . E . Z . for the ensuing year , and the other Officers were elected , as follows : Stedman H ., A . Holman J ., W . D . Stone N ., G . E . Chapman S . E ., R . Crosskey Treas ., and Hall
Janitor . The retiring Z ., Comp . Briscoe , was presented with a handsome jewel in recognition of the efficient manner in which be had performed his duties . Subsequently the Companions dined together at the Bear Hotel , several Visitors being amongst the company .
A NEW SERENADE . —Bro . Emra Holmes' popular poem , " The Maiden ' s Bower , " has been set to music by a rising young composer , Mr . J . H . Lewis , Mas . Doc , the author of " Love ' s Message . " The London Musical Publishing Company have brought it ont as a
four . part song , and no doubt it will soon be . a recognised favourite at our winter concerts . " Tbe Maiden ' s Bower " was recently sung afc Tunbridge Wells , and was a great success , the serenade being described in the leading local organ—the Tunbridge Advertiser—as a pleasing and scholarly composition .
Marriage.
MARRIAGE .
DAVIDSONVHAGOVNtfY . —On ^ sc Jn niir . ry 18 S 5 , at Saint John ' s Church , Tlarlinghurst , Sydney . New South Wales , by the Reverend Howard Glnnville Oranswirk , Wor-hipful Profiler ['' muc s I'rr .. v . \ . \ n PAVIDSOV , Past Musier 558 , SM 7 , lt ! . - >; i , and other Lodges ; V . ' A . 817 , I ' . K 300 , l ' .. I . 32 H . Chapters ; P . TX Grand Director of Ceremonies New South Wa l es ; Past
Grand Mrrk Master Overseer of England : Substitute 'District Graid Master of Scottish Froninaions i t N . S . Wales , Sec , Sec . to Miss MAKOAK-T SOPHIA MAOOVXEY . th ' .-d ( taughtc of ttio hi to Brnjhcr Thomas Mago ^ ncy , F . squirc , of Upper Brougham St .-cot , Darliaghurst , Sydney , N . S . W . I certify the abovo to bo t no .
F . iixc : s a . DAV-. DSOS , Commiss ' oDor for Affiuav ' . i -,, He ? Ma ' csty's Supreme Court of Now South Wale 3 . In recording the marriage of Bro . Davidson , which we did in our issue of the 27 th Jnne last , we inadvertently gave the lady ' s name as Magooney . We now insert the notice iu its correct form , and regret the error into which we fell .
Ad00704
THE AMERICAN PORTABLE MUSIO STANDS , J * F * WALTERS' PATENT . Iron , from 10 / S each . Bras 3 , from 30 / - each . ¦ W ¦ " ^• SsiM \ I A \ i r piIKSE Stands are unsurpassed in simplicity , strength , portability , I cheapness , and eleganco of finish . They are suitable for Military Band , Orchestras , Reading and News Rooms , Libraries . Studios , -ind Drawir cr R'nma When opened to their full capacity they stand fi Poet , high , and can be foldrd and enclosed in a . caso 21 inches long by 2 inches diamoter . The weightis about bs . 12 oz ., and they will support a woight of 50 lbs . To be obtained of all Music Dealers , and , of the Manufacturers and . Proprietors of the Patent , HARROW & CO . MUSIO SMITHS , BRASS WORKERS , & C 13 and 14 Portland Street , Soho , London , W . DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS FREE .
Ad00705
SB ST MARK : FASHIONABLE NEW LAWN GAME . REGISTERED AS THE ACT DIRECTS . FOR LADIES iind GENTLEMEN ; four or more players . Esercise ; healthful , varied , find amusing . Lawn 38 feet bv 20 feet . Adapted for Garden Parties , & c . ; or for indoors , in Halls , Skating Rinks , & c . Orders received for Manufacturer by Mr . A . S . AEEOWSMITH , 80 New Bond Street , London , TVIIEBE A GAME IS Olf VIEW . Liberal Discount allowed for cash . REVISED" RULES , 2 M D EDITION WITH Dl AC RAM , SIX STAMPS . Prices : ~ £ 5 15 s Od ; £ 4 5 s 6 d £ 2 10 s Od : complete .
Ad00706
MASONIC LECTURE . KNOBS AND EX CR E S CE N SE S . BRO . JAMES STEVENS P . M . P . Z . is open to accept invitations for the delivery of his LECTURE in METROPOLITAN or PKOVINCIAL LODGES , or LODGES OU INSTRUCTION . No Lecture fee ; travelling expenses only accepted . Address—Clapham S . W .
Ad00707
ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House iu Loudon . The largest Selection of till the best Pictures on view . —GKO . REES , 115 Strand , near Waterloo Bridge . Established : J 0 years . ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House in London . —Sir F . Leitrliton ' s , P . R . A ., "Wedded , " "Day Dreams , " "Winding tho Skein , " " Viola , " " Moretta , " & c , at 21 a . " The Music Lesson . " A few artists' proofs only . ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House iu Loudon . All Briton Riviere Engravings and Etchings on view—Sympathy , His Only Friend , Night Watch , Poachers , Cave Canom , and maiiy others . ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES . —Just Published , a fine engraving , "The Day of Reckoning , " by Waller . Prints will bo 21 s . Artists ' proofs are now at a premium , two or three only left . ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House in Loudon . — Large assortment of Engravings and Etchings , ( voin o . s to 10 s each . Our new Design Book for Frames , with instruction for making , tj stamps , ENGRAVINGS . —GEO . REES , Cheapest House in London . — Job Lots , "Six" of Landseer for 21 s . Also Ansduil Sots of Six Shooting , 15 s ; Ditto Stalking , lu 3 , —GEO . RISKS , 115 Strand .