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IfajHlStesmwIiTstttutiaivfofans, WOOD GREEN , LONDON , N . Grand Patron : HEK MAJESTY THE QUEKX . President : His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PKINCB OF W ALES , K . G ., M . W . G . AI . THEEIGHTYNINTH ANNIVERSARYFESTIVAL WltL BE HELD AT theCrystalPalace,Sydenham On Tuesday , 14 th June 1887 . R . W . Brother T . W . TEW , J . P ., P . G . D . Prov . G . Master of West Yorkshire , I N T T-I E C H A I It . Dinner on Table at Half-past Five o ' clock . Tickets—Ladies , 15 s ; Gentlemen , 21 s . Morning Dress for Ladies aud Gentlemeu . No Masonic Clothing or Jewels , Stewards' Badges excepted . Musical arrangements by Bro . F . II . Horscroft , No . 211 . All particulars on application to FREDERICK BINCKES , Hon . Sec . Board of Stewards , At the Office of the Institution , 6 Freemasons' Hall , W . C .

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STARANDGARTERHOTEL, KEWBRIDGE, BROTHER JOHN BRILL , PROPRIETOR . T 11 HE accommodation at this Popular Establishment for X MASONIC LODGES A ^ O CHAPTER Will be found of the most complete and perfect ch inicter . THE LODGE ROOMS ARE COMMODIOUS AND WELL APPOINTED . THE BANQUET HALL WILL SEAT GVER 100 GUESTS . The Culinary Arrangements embrace every mot ' ern feature . ^ jjce ' utl df nxtltttcs for SStcubiirg ^ rcnhfnstej . Soirees , ( Concerts , fall ' s , ititb ( fibcutirg parties . The Slock ol' WINES comprises « H llic as EST KXttWX liU . V . MKS HIKI will >><¦ found in PKKFKirT COXIMTJOW . PRIVATE ROOMS FOR LARGE Oft SMALL PARTIES . GOOD STABLING . CARRIAGES . WAGONETTES . BRAKES , & c . ON HIRE . Scale of Charges and further particulars on application . THE ROYAL ALVKKD Lonorc , OinswicK LODGE , CHISWICK MARK LODGE , LOVALTV A 3 TD CHABITV LoiltiK , llOSH OF DK . VJIAKK CltAPTKK , ST . MAItY ' s ClIAPTliK , AND UOYAIJ Al . VKKD LoDOK OF INSTRUCTION , HOLD THEIK HKK'J'WGS AT THIS ESTABHSlntKNT .

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VictoriaHansonsiesiayran^ VICTORIA STREET , WESTMINSTER , S . W . A SUITE OP ROOMS , MOST CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED FOR MASONIC MEETINGS . EIGHT LODGES ALREADY MEET HERE ; AMPLE ACCOMMODATION FOR OTHERS . Separate Entrance—apart from the Restaurant—from Victoria Street . The Lodge Boom , Ante Room , & c , on one Floor , Quits Private . THE BANQUET ROOM WILL SEAT UPWARDS OF 100 GUESTS . CHOICE STOCK OF WINES , SPIRITS , dc . "Wetldii-i K ^ Breakfasts , Soirees , Concerts , Parties , G-lee Clubs , . fee ., » fec , accommodated . Particulars on . Application , fo H . CLOOTS , Proprietor , Victoria Mansions Restaurant , Victoria St .. "Westminster , S . W . FUNERALS properly carried out and personally attended iu London or Country , by Ero . G-. A . HUTTOJU " , 17 Newcastle Street , Strand , W . C . Monuments erected . Valuations made . £ 20 « —TOBACCONISTS C OMJIKKCING . —An illustrated guide , rcgd . ( l . 'ii ; pp ) , "Uow to Opeu Respectably from £ 20 to & MM . " 3 Stumps . " H . MYEB « & Co ., Cigar ami Tobacco ? . Iun : lianU , 107 to 111 En-tou [ toad . London " Wholesale only . Telephone No . 75 H . ( Jencral SlmptitUnv . Witiiuates freo

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Quarterly Communication Of United Grand Lodge.

QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION OF UNITED GRAND LODGE .

I rTVHE June Quarterly Communication of United Grand X Lodge was held on Wednesday , at Freemasons' Hall , Great Queen-street , when , in the unavoidable absence of the Most Worshipful Grand Master His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales , the chair was occupied by Brother W . W . B . Beach , M . P ., Provincial Grand Master

for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight ; Sir Francis Burdett , Bart ., Prov . G . M . Middlesex as I . P . G . M . Bro . the Rev . J . R . Simpson P . G . Chaplain filled the Senior Warden ' s chair , Bro . R . Cuniifi ' o officiated as Junior Warden ; amongst the numerous other brethren present were : —

Bros . General J . S . Brownrigg , C . B ., Provincial Grand Master Surrey , Colonel Le Gendre Starkie Provincial Grand Master East Lancashire , Hugh D . Sandeman P . D . G . M . Bengal , Colonel Aubrey Saunders P . D . G . M . Madras , VV . Kelly P . P . G . W . Leicestershire and Rutland , Sir John B . Monckton and Marquis of Hertford P . G . VV . ' s ,

Kev . P . Cartwright Smyth Grand Chaplain , Revs . T . Cochrane , R . P . Bent , J . S . Brownrigg , W . K . B . Bedford , C . VV . Spencer Stanhope , It . N . Sanudcrson , J . E . Cox P . G . C . ' s ; R . Eve G . Treasurer , H . B . Marshall and D . P . Cama Past Grand Treasurer ? , T . Fenn President Board of General Purposes , Colonel Shadwell II . Gierke Grand

Secretary , Robert Grey President Board of Benevolence , E . E . Wendt , D . C . L ., G . S . German Correspondence , G . Cooper S . G . D ., P . S . Knyvett , V . P . Freeman J . G . D . ' s , VV . J . Hughan , Braekstone Baker , James Glaisher , Peter de L . Long , Baron de Ferrieres , Sir Bruce Seton , Dr . Ralph Gooding , J . A . Rucker , F . Davison , Major

J . S . Peirce , It . W . Stewart , Colonel II . S . Burner , E . Letchworth , J . M . Case , J . E . Le Feuvre , C . VV . C . Hut ton , II . J . P . Dumas , U . Maud-lev , It . W . Wh-eler , C . A . Mnrton , VV . E . Gumbleton , VV . A . F . [ Well , J . Al . Wiko , E . J . Bnrron , It . Costa P . G . D . ' s ; Sir Albert Woods G . D . C , K . C . Glover Past Dmntv G . D . C , J . S .

Mather A . G . D . C , R . Turtle Pigotr . and Magnus Ohren P . A . G . D . C . ' s ; II . T . Wood , Colonel C . Harding , Major A . B . Cook , C . C . Dumas , J . Lewis Thomas P . A . G . D C . ' s ; VV . M . Bywater Grand Sword Bo u-er , W . H . Woodman and VV . Roebuck P . G . Sword Bo irers , George Beech

(¦ rand Standard Hearer , Eil ^ ar Bowyer and Butler Wilkins Past Grand Standard Bearers , VV . H . Ferryman Grand Pursuivant , James Brett , H . Garrod , T . Cnbitt , A . Lucking , C A . Cottebrune P . G . P . ' s ; VV . Hopekirk A . G . P ., H . Sadler Grand Tyler , & c . & o .

The minutes of the March Quarterl y Communication , and of the Grand Festival of the 27 th April , were read and confirmed , after which Bro . Thomas Fenn was nnanimously re-appointed and invested President of the Board of General Purposes for the ensuing year .

Reference was made to the death of Bro . Sir Horace Jones , Superintendent of Works , the City Architect , the acting Grand Master paying a tribute of respectful regret to one who had done good suit and service to the Craft , and whose loss was most sincerely to bo deplored . Bro . Jones

had been suddenly removed from their l-ariks , and the esteem in which he was held , nofc only by the Masonic Fraternity bufc by tho citizens generally of London , was amply testified at his funeral , which took place on the preceding Friday , at Norwood Cemetery . It was

absolutely necessary that the office of Grand Superintendent of Works should be filled up , for ifc was a position which called fo- the replacement of the loss as soon as possible , llro . Colonel R . W . Edis was appointed and invested as Grand Superintendent of Works , in succession to the late

Bro . Sir Horace Jones , the announcement being received with applause . Ifc is unnecessary for us to enlarge upon the career of our deceased Brofcher , whose work in fche Craft is duly recorded in tho " Masonic Portraits" published afc the office of tbe FP . EI-MASOX ' CUCONICLE . The

Most Worshipful Chanel Master had been pleased to signify his approval of the appointment of Bro . Alfred A . Pendlebury , of the Grand Secretary ' s office , as Assistant Grand Secretary , and that brofcher was invested , amidst the most cordial acclamations of all present . Brother

John Smith was appointed a G » -and Lodge Auditor . The Report of the Board of Benevolence for the last quarter was submitted , aud the recommendations ( printed in our last issue ) were all confirmed . The total amount of the grants was £ 875 . A special report was presented