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concluding the business tho W . M ., in a few happily chosen sentences , expressed the gratification which the members of this Lodgo felt at the completion , by the Minerva Craft Lodge , of the beautiful building they now held , for Masonic purposes . Meeting , as they did , nnder its roof , they had tho privilege of participating in the advantages they had so well secured for themselves ; and on behalf of tho Mark

Masons present he had much pleasure in conveying to Bro . Brooke , as the W . M . of the Minerva Craft Lodge , tho congratulations that these worthy labours had been prosecuted and completed during his term of office ( applause ) . He must ; not omit to mention that this very laudable undertaking was commenced under the auspices , and greatly through the instrumentality of the I . P . M ., Bro . J . H . Ernes ,

and too much praise could not be given him for the energy he had bestowed upon the work ( hear hear ) . He believed the additional facilities and accommodation thus provided would tend to the spread oF Craft Masonry under the auspices of the Minerva Lodge , and he also trusted that it would tend to enhance the pleasure and social intercourse of the brethren generally ( applause ) .

Bro . Brooke briefly acknowledged the congratulations expressed by Bro . Vivian W . M . in behalf of the Mark Masons assembled on that occasion , and trusted that the extension of their Lodge accommodation would have the tendency which he had foreshadowed . The whole of the proceedings , he might say , were initiated before he ( Bro . Brooke ) had the honour of occupying the

chair , and the entire arrangements were made by older and wiser heads than his own . He considered great credit was due to Bro . J . H . Emcs , who laid down the first lines of the alterations which had been made with so much credit to all concerned ; and also to Bro . Walter Eeynolds , their excellent Secretary , who acted almost like a clerk of tho works iu seeing these instructions faithfully earned out

in such a manner as to secure the greatest amount of comfort , not only to their own individual members , but to every other grade of Masonry that assembled within its walls ( applause ) . The business of the meeting having been concluded in due form , the brethren sat down to a substantial banquet in the adjoining hall , under the

presidency of Bro . E . T . Vivian W . M . The customary toasts wero duly honoured , and Bro . Haigh received the congratulations of tho brethren upon his election to the principal chair—a position which it was admitted on all hands he most richly deserved . The proceedings were interspersed with vocal and instrumental music , and the evening was passed in an agreeable and harmonious manner .

Strong Man Lodge of Instruction No . 45 . —This Lodge held its regular weekly meeting at the Old Jerusalem Tavern , St . John's Gate , St . John ' s-Square , Clerkenwell , E . C . on Monday 1 st November 1875 . Thero was a very large attendance at the Lodge , when the fifteen sections were worked by Bro . Tolmie , assisted by Bros . Trewiunard , Crawley , Walker , Killick , Saul . Pulsford , Beckett ,

Pearcy , Ockecdon , Tolmie , Sadler and Stock . Bro . Beckett , tho worthy and indefatigable Preceptor , spoke in the highest terms of approbation at the able manner in which the sections wero worked , the whole being done by members of the Lodge , and most of them his own pupils , which , he said , afforded him the greatest satisfaction . Bro . Tolmie was unanimously elected an honorary member and was accorded a vote of thanks , and he , in acknowledgment , tendered his

heartfelt thanks to Bro . Beckett , for his uniform kinduess and readiness at all times to impart Masonic instruction . He hoped to see the younger members of the Lodgo in the proud position he then occupied . A vote of thanks was passed to the brethren who had assisted in working the sections , and acknowledged by Bro . Sadler . Bro . Clively 1470 , and Eobison 1360 , were elected members . A very pleasant evening was brought to a close , in perfect harmony , and the Lodge adjourned untill Monday 8 th November .

Carnarvon Lodge of Mark Masters , No . 6 "' , Havant . — At the regular meeting of this Lodge , on Tuesday , the 19 th ult ., Bro . Price W . M ., Bro . Wm . King was advanced to the degree of Mark Master . Bro . A . L . Emanuel was unanimously elected , by ballot , as W . M . for the ensuing year , and Bro . Harrison elected Treasurer . Bro . Harrison ' s motion , " that no brother whoso

subscriptions are in arrear be nominated to serve any office , " was also carried . Bro . Hillman ' s motion , that " this Lodge exceedingly regrets that the Graud Lodge of Mark Masters should be a party to a treaty for expelling its own members if thoy belong to other Masonic Degrees not approved of by the other parties to that treaty , " was carried almost unanimouslv , there being but one dissentient .

Mount Lebanon Chapter , No . 73 . —A convocation of this Chapter was held on 14 th nit ., at the Bridge House Hotel , Highstreet , Southwark . Preset t—Comps E . Harris M . E . Z ., P . Walters P . Z . 8 . Z . uo L .., Z . T . V . I *; i ! . ! ' . vin < T , B . Isaacs P . S ., and several Compai ions . The Chaptei was opet eel , and the minutes were confirmed . Several candidates were t allotted for and accepted , but

letters were received auncaucing their inability to attend . Several propositions were handed n for exultation for the next regular meeting : on Thursday the 11 th of November . The Chapter was then closed , and a very su nptuous bmqiict followed . The visitors wero Cmips . H . Potter P . 6 . 11 , E . Gilbert P . S . 1326 , and J . B . ShackUton 1326 .

Thuitle and Rose Lodge , No . 73 . —This Lodge held its J ¦ ; gu ar meeting on Tries lay , ihe 2 i : d of October , at 170 Buchananstreet , Glasgow . Present--Bros . G . McDonald E . W . M ., McGregor S . W ., J . Hamlbridgo J . V ., J . Amoletord Secretary , W . Maltou Treasurer , A . Kay S . . D ., E . Richards Steward , A . Kay Tyler .

Business—Mr . . 7 . Caldwell , vas initial : d by the H . W . M ., after which , on tin Lodgo being raise 1 , Bro . Cmrie passed Bro . John Wright to the de-jree of Fellow Craft Bro . Jol u Leslie , of Eureka Lodge 84 , State , of Main A . C ., aud 'Ivo . W . XacFarlane of 3 G 7 , Eatherglen , wero hen affiliated as jo ning members of'this old and respected Lodge .

Notices Of Meetings

St . Barnabas Mark Lodge , No . 97 . —This Lodge held an Emergency Meeting on Thursday , the 28 th ult ., at the Lodge Eoom , Linslade , Bucks . Present — Bros . Frederick Howell W . M ., J . McCnbbin S . W ., Williams J . W ., Eandall J . O ., Morgan S . D ., Otway J . D ., Povnter I . G ., Deverell Tyler . Business—A ballot was taken for Bro .

Cutler , of No . 1470 . Dunstable , which proved uuanimous , and he was duly advanced by the W . M ., the next officers in rank to him acting as M . O . and S . O . when necessary . The work was very well done indeed . A proposition was made by tho W . M . to admit another brother from a Craft Lodge ( No . 1470 ) , and tho Lodge was closed . This Lodgo , after lving dormant so loirj , is now making progress .

Sun , Square and Compassei Lodge , No . 119 . —This Lodge held its monthly meeting on Monday , 1 st November , at Freemasons' Hall , College-street , Whiteh 'ven . Bros . John Bare P . M . in the chair , in the absence of P . C . 1 loran W . M ., F . W . Wicks S . W ., Thomas Dawson J . W ., John Eothery Secretary , W . B . Gibson P . M . Treasurer , J . S . Wilson as S . D ., John Jiilligan J . D ., John D .

Thompson D . C ., W . F . Hunter and E . Tyson Stewards , Wm . Sandwithaa I . G ., William Cowie Tyler . P . M . ' s Bros . W . White , W . Sandwith , W . B . Gibson , & c . Visitors—Bros . W . F . Cox P . M ., Hartington , No . 1021 , Barrow-in-Furness , Geo . Glass D . G . D . C , Zetland , No . 525 , Hong Kong . Business—Lodge opened in duo form . Minutes

read and confirmed . Lodge opened in 2 nd degree . Bro J . J ., Atkinson having proved his proficiency , retired . Lodge oponed in 3 rd degree , when Bro . J . J . Atkinson was duly raised , & c . Tho Lodge being resumed to the 1 st degree , two gentlemen wero proposed as candidates , after which the Lodge was closed in due form , until the first Monday in December , emergencies excepted .

Joppa Lodge , No . 188 . —The regular meeting of this Lodge was held on 1 st November , at the Albion Tavern , Aldersgate-street . Present—Bros . S . Hickman W . M ., A . Dodson S . W ., L . Lazarus J . W ., E . P . Albert A . G . P . Secretary , Miller S . D ., M . Spiegel as J . D ., A . Auerhaan I . G ., Woodstock P . M . Tyler ; and P . M . ' s L . Alexander , M . Alexander , I . Abrahams , H . M . Levy , E . H . Hunt , and a

goodly attendance of the brethren . Tho Lodge was opened , and the minutes were confirmed . Bros . L . M . Myers 205 and H . Harris 860 were unanimously elected joining members . Bros . Wasserberg , Schuldenpei , H . Creamer and Rogers were passed to the second degree , Bros . Bitton , Dixon , Snelling , and Eogers were raised to the third degree , and Messrs . T . Petchell , H . J . Hellier , W . J . Dewsnap ,

and Charles Davy were initiated . The working of tho W . M . and Officers deserves praise . The Lodge was then closed , and the brethren sat down to slight refreshments . Tho W . M . presided , and proposed the usual toasts . Bro . E . P . Albert , Assistant Grand Pursuivant , responded for the toast of the Grand Officers . Bro . L . Alexander

P . M . returned thanks for the Benevolent Fund , Bro . Hellier for the Initiates , and Bro . Israel Abrahams P . M . very eloquently for the Past Masters . The toasts of the Wardens and Officers followed . The following were present as visitors : —Bros . B . Wallington W . M . 180 , Cohen S . D . 205 , Bedel 65 , D . Barnett 141 , Swainc 365 ( West Indies ) , Heap J . W . 1558 , and Young 299 .

Union Lodge , No . 332 . —This Lodge held its regular meeting on Monday the 1 st of November , at 170 Buchanan-street , Glasgow . Present—Bros . J . B . McNair E . W . M ., J . M . Ginery S . W ., J . Bisland J . W . P . M . ' s Bros . E . Mitchell and J . J . Balfour . Business—Initiation and raising ; after which tho nomination of officers for the ensuing year took place .

Drogheda Lodge , No . 411 . —This Lodge hold its regular meeting on Thursday , the 14 th of October , at Masonie Hall , Drogheda . Present—Bros . Jeflers W . M ., Harbiuson P . M . as S . W ., Apployard as J . W ., Clark P . M . Secretary aud Treasurer , Gleuny S . D ., Griffin J . D ., Hanuau Chaplain , McCauslaud I . G ., Browne Tyler . Visitors—Bros . Eussell and Hoyle , 211 , Scotland . Business—A brother asked for

pocuniary assistance , and was voted dbl from tho charity fund . Four candidates wero balloted for , of whom two were admitted aud two rejected . Mr . Irwin Heury Whifcty was iuitiated . Bro . Porcival passed to second degree . Bro . John Langlcy Whitfcy S . W . was proposed for office of W . M . for the ensuing year . Bro . Robert Harrison Supple was proposed for that of I . G ., the other officers to be promoted successively .

Zetland Lodge , No . 511 . —The installation meeting of . this Lodge , numerously attended by brethren and visitors , was held on Wednesday , the 3 rd inst ., at Anderton ' s Hotel , Fleet-sfcreot . -The chair was occupied by Bro . S . Pardoe W . M ., W . i . Eussell 3 . W . and W . M . elect , Whittock J . W ., A . Barfield P . M . Tieas ., G . RiadP . M . Secretary , Bro . Kuight Smith acting as Or rauist , and Past

Masters Bros . Game , Horsted and Schofiold . Tho Lodge war opened , and the minutes of the Lodge of Emergency met ting were 'e ' ad and confirmed . Bros . Southron , Channon , Everett aw . Woolf were raised to the 3 rd degree , and Bros . Shute and Brown were pass id to tho 2 nd degree ; the ceremonies were very perfectly vorked by the W . M . A board of Installed Masters was than forme 1 , aud Bro . W . J .

Eussell S . W . aud W . M . elecb was presented : o the Lodge , ' and Bro . G . Eead P . M . aud Sec . installed him int < the chair . There were 13 W . M . ' s and P . M . ' s present at the board . The W . M ., on the admission of the brethren , was saluted according to antien' custom , aud be then invested his officers : —Bros . S . Pardoe I . P . M ., " Vhittock S . W ., Elborn J . W ., A . Barfield P . M . Treas ., CJ . Eead P tf . Sec , Avery S . D ., Wetton . T . D ., Ward I . G ., Schofield P . M . M . C .. Radford

Tyler . The report of the audit and benevolent f i nd was rea , 1 , which was satisfactory , and the sum of £ 20 was voted to the Eoyal Masonic Benevolent Institution , and 30 guineas to the Girls' School . The W . M . then presented the retiring W . M . with a very elegant P . M . ' s jewel , with suitable inscription , for the ablo m inner he ? iacl conducted the duties of the Lodge during his year of office . Bw . Pardoe suitably acknowledged the gift . The Lodge was then closed , and

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concluding the business tho W . M ., in a few happily chosen sentences , expressed the gratification which the members of this Lodgo felt at the completion , by the Minerva Craft Lodge , of the beautiful building they now held , for Masonic purposes . Meeting , as they did , nnder its roof , they had tho privilege of participating in the advantages they had so well secured for themselves ; and on behalf of tho Mark

Masons present he had much pleasure in conveying to Bro . Brooke , as the W . M . of the Minerva Craft Lodge , tho congratulations that these worthy labours had been prosecuted and completed during his term of office ( applause ) . He must ; not omit to mention that this very laudable undertaking was commenced under the auspices , and greatly through the instrumentality of the I . P . M ., Bro . J . H . Ernes ,

and too much praise could not be given him for the energy he had bestowed upon the work ( hear hear ) . He believed the additional facilities and accommodation thus provided would tend to the spread oF Craft Masonry under the auspices of the Minerva Lodge , and he also trusted that it would tend to enhance the pleasure and social intercourse of the brethren generally ( applause ) .

Bro . Brooke briefly acknowledged the congratulations expressed by Bro . Vivian W . M . in behalf of the Mark Masons assembled on that occasion , and trusted that the extension of their Lodge accommodation would have the tendency which he had foreshadowed . The whole of the proceedings , he might say , were initiated before he ( Bro . Brooke ) had the honour of occupying the

chair , and the entire arrangements were made by older and wiser heads than his own . He considered great credit was due to Bro . J . H . Emcs , who laid down the first lines of the alterations which had been made with so much credit to all concerned ; and also to Bro . Walter Eeynolds , their excellent Secretary , who acted almost like a clerk of tho works iu seeing these instructions faithfully earned out

in such a manner as to secure the greatest amount of comfort , not only to their own individual members , but to every other grade of Masonry that assembled within its walls ( applause ) . The business of the meeting having been concluded in due form , the brethren sat down to a substantial banquet in the adjoining hall , under the

presidency of Bro . E . T . Vivian W . M . The customary toasts wero duly honoured , and Bro . Haigh received the congratulations of tho brethren upon his election to the principal chair—a position which it was admitted on all hands he most richly deserved . The proceedings were interspersed with vocal and instrumental music , and the evening was passed in an agreeable and harmonious manner .

Strong Man Lodge of Instruction No . 45 . —This Lodge held its regular weekly meeting at the Old Jerusalem Tavern , St . John's Gate , St . John ' s-Square , Clerkenwell , E . C . on Monday 1 st November 1875 . Thero was a very large attendance at the Lodge , when the fifteen sections were worked by Bro . Tolmie , assisted by Bros . Trewiunard , Crawley , Walker , Killick , Saul . Pulsford , Beckett ,

Pearcy , Ockecdon , Tolmie , Sadler and Stock . Bro . Beckett , tho worthy and indefatigable Preceptor , spoke in the highest terms of approbation at the able manner in which the sections wero worked , the whole being done by members of the Lodge , and most of them his own pupils , which , he said , afforded him the greatest satisfaction . Bro . Tolmie was unanimously elected an honorary member and was accorded a vote of thanks , and he , in acknowledgment , tendered his

heartfelt thanks to Bro . Beckett , for his uniform kinduess and readiness at all times to impart Masonic instruction . He hoped to see the younger members of the Lodgo in the proud position he then occupied . A vote of thanks was passed to the brethren who had assisted in working the sections , and acknowledged by Bro . Sadler . Bro . Clively 1470 , and Eobison 1360 , were elected members . A very pleasant evening was brought to a close , in perfect harmony , and the Lodge adjourned untill Monday 8 th November .

Carnarvon Lodge of Mark Masters , No . 6 "' , Havant . — At the regular meeting of this Lodge , on Tuesday , the 19 th ult ., Bro . Price W . M ., Bro . Wm . King was advanced to the degree of Mark Master . Bro . A . L . Emanuel was unanimously elected , by ballot , as W . M . for the ensuing year , and Bro . Harrison elected Treasurer . Bro . Harrison ' s motion , " that no brother whoso

subscriptions are in arrear be nominated to serve any office , " was also carried . Bro . Hillman ' s motion , that " this Lodge exceedingly regrets that the Graud Lodge of Mark Masters should be a party to a treaty for expelling its own members if thoy belong to other Masonic Degrees not approved of by the other parties to that treaty , " was carried almost unanimouslv , there being but one dissentient .

Mount Lebanon Chapter , No . 73 . —A convocation of this Chapter was held on 14 th nit ., at the Bridge House Hotel , Highstreet , Southwark . Preset t—Comps E . Harris M . E . Z ., P . Walters P . Z . 8 . Z . uo L .., Z . T . V . I *; i ! . ! ' . vin < T , B . Isaacs P . S ., and several Compai ions . The Chaptei was opet eel , and the minutes were confirmed . Several candidates were t allotted for and accepted , but

letters were received auncaucing their inability to attend . Several propositions were handed n for exultation for the next regular meeting : on Thursday the 11 th of November . The Chapter was then closed , and a very su nptuous bmqiict followed . The visitors wero Cmips . H . Potter P . 6 . 11 , E . Gilbert P . S . 1326 , and J . B . ShackUton 1326 .

Thuitle and Rose Lodge , No . 73 . —This Lodge held its J ¦ ; gu ar meeting on Tries lay , ihe 2 i : d of October , at 170 Buchananstreet , Glasgow . Present--Bros . G . McDonald E . W . M ., McGregor S . W ., J . Hamlbridgo J . V ., J . Amoletord Secretary , W . Maltou Treasurer , A . Kay S . . D ., E . Richards Steward , A . Kay Tyler .

Business—Mr . . 7 . Caldwell , vas initial : d by the H . W . M ., after which , on tin Lodgo being raise 1 , Bro . Cmrie passed Bro . John Wright to the de-jree of Fellow Craft Bro . Jol u Leslie , of Eureka Lodge 84 , State , of Main A . C ., aud 'Ivo . W . XacFarlane of 3 G 7 , Eatherglen , wero hen affiliated as jo ning members of'this old and respected Lodge .

Notices Of Meetings

St . Barnabas Mark Lodge , No . 97 . —This Lodge held an Emergency Meeting on Thursday , the 28 th ult ., at the Lodge Eoom , Linslade , Bucks . Present — Bros . Frederick Howell W . M ., J . McCnbbin S . W ., Williams J . W ., Eandall J . O ., Morgan S . D ., Otway J . D ., Povnter I . G ., Deverell Tyler . Business—A ballot was taken for Bro .

Cutler , of No . 1470 . Dunstable , which proved uuanimous , and he was duly advanced by the W . M ., the next officers in rank to him acting as M . O . and S . O . when necessary . The work was very well done indeed . A proposition was made by tho W . M . to admit another brother from a Craft Lodge ( No . 1470 ) , and tho Lodge was closed . This Lodgo , after lving dormant so loirj , is now making progress .

Sun , Square and Compassei Lodge , No . 119 . —This Lodge held its monthly meeting on Monday , 1 st November , at Freemasons' Hall , College-street , Whiteh 'ven . Bros . John Bare P . M . in the chair , in the absence of P . C . 1 loran W . M ., F . W . Wicks S . W ., Thomas Dawson J . W ., John Eothery Secretary , W . B . Gibson P . M . Treasurer , J . S . Wilson as S . D ., John Jiilligan J . D ., John D .

Thompson D . C ., W . F . Hunter and E . Tyson Stewards , Wm . Sandwithaa I . G ., William Cowie Tyler . P . M . ' s Bros . W . White , W . Sandwith , W . B . Gibson , & c . Visitors—Bros . W . F . Cox P . M ., Hartington , No . 1021 , Barrow-in-Furness , Geo . Glass D . G . D . C , Zetland , No . 525 , Hong Kong . Business—Lodge opened in duo form . Minutes

read and confirmed . Lodge opened in 2 nd degree . Bro J . J ., Atkinson having proved his proficiency , retired . Lodge oponed in 3 rd degree , when Bro . J . J . Atkinson was duly raised , & c . Tho Lodge being resumed to the 1 st degree , two gentlemen wero proposed as candidates , after which the Lodge was closed in due form , until the first Monday in December , emergencies excepted .

Joppa Lodge , No . 188 . —The regular meeting of this Lodge was held on 1 st November , at the Albion Tavern , Aldersgate-street . Present—Bros . S . Hickman W . M ., A . Dodson S . W ., L . Lazarus J . W ., E . P . Albert A . G . P . Secretary , Miller S . D ., M . Spiegel as J . D ., A . Auerhaan I . G ., Woodstock P . M . Tyler ; and P . M . ' s L . Alexander , M . Alexander , I . Abrahams , H . M . Levy , E . H . Hunt , and a

goodly attendance of the brethren . Tho Lodge was opened , and the minutes were confirmed . Bros . L . M . Myers 205 and H . Harris 860 were unanimously elected joining members . Bros . Wasserberg , Schuldenpei , H . Creamer and Rogers were passed to the second degree , Bros . Bitton , Dixon , Snelling , and Eogers were raised to the third degree , and Messrs . T . Petchell , H . J . Hellier , W . J . Dewsnap ,

and Charles Davy were initiated . The working of tho W . M . and Officers deserves praise . The Lodge was then closed , and the brethren sat down to slight refreshments . Tho W . M . presided , and proposed the usual toasts . Bro . E . P . Albert , Assistant Grand Pursuivant , responded for the toast of the Grand Officers . Bro . L . Alexander

P . M . returned thanks for the Benevolent Fund , Bro . Hellier for the Initiates , and Bro . Israel Abrahams P . M . very eloquently for the Past Masters . The toasts of the Wardens and Officers followed . The following were present as visitors : —Bros . B . Wallington W . M . 180 , Cohen S . D . 205 , Bedel 65 , D . Barnett 141 , Swainc 365 ( West Indies ) , Heap J . W . 1558 , and Young 299 .

Union Lodge , No . 332 . —This Lodge held its regular meeting on Monday the 1 st of November , at 170 Buchanan-street , Glasgow . Present—Bros . J . B . McNair E . W . M ., J . M . Ginery S . W ., J . Bisland J . W . P . M . ' s Bros . E . Mitchell and J . J . Balfour . Business—Initiation and raising ; after which tho nomination of officers for the ensuing year took place .

Drogheda Lodge , No . 411 . —This Lodge hold its regular meeting on Thursday , the 14 th of October , at Masonie Hall , Drogheda . Present—Bros . Jeflers W . M ., Harbiuson P . M . as S . W ., Apployard as J . W ., Clark P . M . Secretary aud Treasurer , Gleuny S . D ., Griffin J . D ., Hanuau Chaplain , McCauslaud I . G ., Browne Tyler . Visitors—Bros . Eussell and Hoyle , 211 , Scotland . Business—A brother asked for

pocuniary assistance , and was voted dbl from tho charity fund . Four candidates wero balloted for , of whom two were admitted aud two rejected . Mr . Irwin Heury Whifcty was iuitiated . Bro . Porcival passed to second degree . Bro . John Langlcy Whitfcy S . W . was proposed for office of W . M . for the ensuing year . Bro . Robert Harrison Supple was proposed for that of I . G ., the other officers to be promoted successively .

Zetland Lodge , No . 511 . —The installation meeting of . this Lodge , numerously attended by brethren and visitors , was held on Wednesday , the 3 rd inst ., at Anderton ' s Hotel , Fleet-sfcreot . -The chair was occupied by Bro . S . Pardoe W . M ., W . i . Eussell 3 . W . and W . M . elect , Whittock J . W ., A . Barfield P . M . Tieas ., G . RiadP . M . Secretary , Bro . Kuight Smith acting as Or rauist , and Past

Masters Bros . Game , Horsted and Schofiold . Tho Lodge war opened , and the minutes of the Lodge of Emergency met ting were 'e ' ad and confirmed . Bros . Southron , Channon , Everett aw . Woolf were raised to the 3 rd degree , and Bros . Shute and Brown were pass id to tho 2 nd degree ; the ceremonies were very perfectly vorked by the W . M . A board of Installed Masters was than forme 1 , aud Bro . W . J .

Eussell S . W . aud W . M . elecb was presented : o the Lodge , ' and Bro . G . Eead P . M . aud Sec . installed him int < the chair . There were 13 W . M . ' s and P . M . ' s present at the board . The W . M ., on the admission of the brethren , was saluted according to antien' custom , aud be then invested his officers : —Bros . S . Pardoe I . P . M ., " Vhittock S . W ., Elborn J . W ., A . Barfield P . M . Treas ., CJ . Eead P tf . Sec , Avery S . D ., Wetton . T . D ., Ward I . G ., Schofield P . M . M . C .. Radford

Tyler . The report of the audit and benevolent f i nd was rea , 1 , which was satisfactory , and the sum of £ 20 was voted to the Eoyal Masonic Benevolent Institution , and 30 guineas to the Girls' School . The W . M . then presented the retiring W . M . with a very elegant P . M . ' s jewel , with suitable inscription , for the ablo m inner he ? iacl conducted the duties of the Lodge during his year of office . Bw . Pardoe suitably acknowledged the gift . The Lodge was then closed , and

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