Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.
Royal Arch.
ROYAL ARCH .
ST . MARTIN'S-LE-GR ^ ND CHAPTER , No . 1538 .
THE annual election meeting of this Chapter was convened on Tnesd-iy evening , the 7 th instant , at tho Guildhall Tivern , Gresham Street , when Comp . E . F « nner presided as M E . Z ., supported by C mips . J . Green as H ., and G . Gregory as J ., au 1 many other brethren . After bhe transaction of some routine business the meeting proceeded to tho el . ct . on of principal Officers for tho
ensuing year , the choice of bhe brethren falling unanimously on Comp . J . Green . Comp . G . Gregory was elected as H ., ancl Comp . W . P . Brown as J . At . the conclusion of business the Comp-. n . ons dined together , under the presidency of the M B . Z , when the nsnal Liyal and Royal Arch toasts were duly honoured and a very agreeable evening was passed .
STANMORE CHAPTER , No . 1549 .
THE regular convocation of this Chapter , for the installation of Principals an 1 tha transaction of orrlma * y ba . in ^ s * . took pl-Cf . ou Wednesday , the 8 t . h instant , afc the Abercorn Hotel , Great Stanmore . Among those present wore Com pin ions 0 . H . Webb , James Fraser , W . A . Rogers , Charles Veal , E . B . Haynes , C . B .
Todd , T . J . Maidwell , F . Browne , C . E . Keyser , D . H . Jacobs . Visitor . -. . —J . D . Langton 1 st Assist . Soj ., H . M . Hobbs 933 , and W . W . Morgan . Previous to the opening of bhe Chapter tho Andit Committee met and examined the accounts , whioh were afterwards duly presented . Afber bhe Chapter had been
regularly oponed by bhe Principals , Comp . J . S . Fraser was placed in the chair of Z . Those under bhe rank of Principal were then admitted , and a ballob was t-iken for Bro . James Ewan Trontbeek , who , being approved , was exalted into Royal Arch Masonry , the ceremony being conducted by Comps . Fraser , Webb , and Brown ;
Comp . Bentley Havnes acting as Princioal Sojourner , and T . J . Maidwell P . Z . as S . N . The follow i ng were then appointed Officers for fche ensuing year : —Bros . Dr . VV . A . Rogers Treasurer , Charles
Veal P . Z . S . E ., Bentley Haynes S . N ., C . B . Todd Principal Sojourner , and John Middleton Janitor . A capital banquet was afterwards served by Comp . Veal , but in consequence of the lateness of the hour , the after proceedings were somewhat curtailed .
A convocation of tlie North London Chapter ot Improvement was held on Thursday , at the Alwyne Castle Tavern , St . Paul ' s Road , N . Comps . Radcliffe M . E . Z ., Sti-ngne ! . H ., Pinder J ., Sheffield S . E ., Edmonds S . N ., Dehano P . S .
There was a large attends ) nee this evening as one of thc-C ompnnions had arranged to deliver an instructive lectnre on Roval Arch Mnsonrv : this he did in an able and
masterly manner . The Chapter was closed afc 10 15 p . m ., after a profitable and instructive evening . We trust the delivery of these lectures will occasionally be resumed .
The annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Suffolk will take plane on Monday next . The Provincial Grand Master , fche Right Hon . Lord Waveney , will open his Lodge afc the Public Hall , London Road , Lowestoft , afc
1 ' 30 p . m . Tlie banquet will be held at the Suffolk Hotel , at 5 o ' clock , under the presidency of the Ri
trains to Lowestoft from Friday or Saturday to Mondav or Tuesday afc reduced fares . There will be a train to Beccles Hales worth , Saxmrtnd ham , Wickham , Woodbridge and Ipswich , leaving Lowestoft at 9 30 p . m . on Monday ,
Members can obtain return tickets , on production of summons , available by this train at all stations , for a fare and a quarter , such tickets lasting until Tuesday for stations beyond Ipswich .
The consecration of the Efchelbcrfc Lodge , No . 1819 took place on Thursday , at IL-rne Bay . Tlie Rt . Hon . Viscount Holmesdale , Provincial Grand Master Kent ,
performed the ceremony , and was assisted by Bro . J . S . Eastes , the De . ufy Prov . Grand Master , and a large number of Provincial Grand Officers . We shall give a full report in our nexfc issue .
A new Mark Lodge—the Royal Savoy , No . 355—will be consecrated to-day ( Saturday ) afc the Criterion , Piccadilly , by Bro . P . Binckes P . G . W . G . M . Secretary . The
principal Officers designate are Bros . J . Willing jun . W . M . W . M . Sfilrs S . W ., and W . A . Scurmh J . W . We wish the new Lodge every success , and hope to give a report of the proceedings in our next issue .
NEW MOT - NING SERVICE TO THE CONTINENT . —An Express Bay oc-vice between London and Antwerp will commence on the 25-h ^ inst ., when tlie Great Eastern Bailway Company will run a special Continental train from Liverpool-street Station afc 9 a . m . In
Royal Arch.
connection with this train their fast steel paddle steamer * ' Adelaide , ' will leave Harwich ( Pnrkeston Quay ) at 11 a . m ., arriving at Antwerp the same evening . The Service will bo run every Wednesday and S aturday , ancl there will be > _ corr spoiling mvm ' n . service from
-. utwe .-p on Tu . sd-. ys aud Fridays , ro . chin _ c Loudui tho sine oijjht . The ordinary week-day ser .-iija le iviriLf Li v . * rpu >! -- * ' rent Sr ,. r . i > . afc S p ni . every evenin ., reaching Antwerp and R * t r er 1 . m eirly the following morning , will be run in addition to bhe Now Day Service .
Ad00702
THEAMERICANPORTABLEMUSICSTANDS,J . F . WALTERS' PATENT . Iron , from 10 / 6 each . Brass , from 30 / - each , T 3 I n A II H r pHESB Stands are unsurpassed in simplicity , strength , portability , 1 cheapness , and sloganco of finish . Th . y are suit ... ble for Military Bands Orchestras , Reading nnd News Rooms , Libraries . SMvlio _ . -md Drawing Booms When opened to their fall capaci f y they stand fi feet lush , and can lie folded and enclosed in a . case 2 ! inches long by 2 inches diameter . The weight is aboi . •libs . 12 oz ., and they will support a weight of 50 lbs . To be obtained of all Music Dealers , and of the Manufacturers and Proprietors of the Patent , HARROW & CO . MUSIC SMITHS , BRASS WORKERS , & G 13 and 14 Portland Street , Solio , London , W . DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS FREE .
Ad00703
Noio Ready , Grown 8 vo , 96 pp , Price ' One Shilling , Free by Post on receipt of 24 Halfpenny Stamps , OCCASIONALPAPERSON THEHISTORYOFFREEMASONRY.Written expressly for delivery in Lorlg-e .. of Instruction . LONDON : W . W . MORGAN , BELYIDERE WORKS , HERMES HILT ,, PENTONVILLE , IST . AND RY ORDER OP ALL BOOKSELLERS . Secretaries of Lodges of Instruction can be supplied carriage free , at 10 / - per dozen .
Ad00704
_ 220 . —Toiucro-. TST _ ( . OMXtr . ycr- . a . — An illustrated guide ( 110 parres ) , " How to O-inn re speetablv from C _ 0 to - _ . 2 n 00 " :. Stamps . H . MTKRS & Co ., f'i . . 1- and Tobacco Merchants , 109 Euston Road , London . Wholesale only . Telephone No . 7511 .
Ad00706
FIRE AT FREEMASONS' HALL !' T AKOE photographs of tho Ternplo , taken immediately after the J fire , on 1 th May ( suitable for framin . ) , 5 s each ; or framed in oak , so-urely packed sent to nny address in -he United Kingdom , carnage paid , on receipt ofc ^ equo for 15 ... Master . * of Lodges should secure this moraor . ' alof the old Temple for their Lodge rooms . W . G . PAEKEK , Photographer , 40 High . Holborn , W . C . ___<__ .. _ i . lie . 1 25 _«> , _ r-
Ad00705
r PO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETOR * -.. —Whole or part , s . rvicf »_ I offered by a c . mnetent and experienced Journalist and Pi-inter . Well versed in Imperial and Local r | iie- "Ho _ s . Style clei * -, incisive , and descriptive . Address , "ALES , " care of W . XV . Morgan , Belvidere Work ., Hermes Hill , PentoaTille , _ ..
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.
Royal Arch.
ROYAL ARCH .
ST . MARTIN'S-LE-GR ^ ND CHAPTER , No . 1538 .
THE annual election meeting of this Chapter was convened on Tnesd-iy evening , the 7 th instant , at tho Guildhall Tivern , Gresham Street , when Comp . E . F « nner presided as M E . Z ., supported by C mips . J . Green as H ., and G . Gregory as J ., au 1 many other brethren . After bhe transaction of some routine business the meeting proceeded to tho el . ct . on of principal Officers for tho
ensuing year , the choice of bhe brethren falling unanimously on Comp . J . Green . Comp . G . Gregory was elected as H ., ancl Comp . W . P . Brown as J . At . the conclusion of business the Comp-. n . ons dined together , under the presidency of the M B . Z , when the nsnal Liyal and Royal Arch toasts were duly honoured and a very agreeable evening was passed .
STANMORE CHAPTER , No . 1549 .
THE regular convocation of this Chapter , for the installation of Principals an 1 tha transaction of orrlma * y ba . in ^ s * . took pl-Cf . ou Wednesday , the 8 t . h instant , afc the Abercorn Hotel , Great Stanmore . Among those present wore Com pin ions 0 . H . Webb , James Fraser , W . A . Rogers , Charles Veal , E . B . Haynes , C . B .
Todd , T . J . Maidwell , F . Browne , C . E . Keyser , D . H . Jacobs . Visitor . -. . —J . D . Langton 1 st Assist . Soj ., H . M . Hobbs 933 , and W . W . Morgan . Previous to the opening of bhe Chapter tho Andit Committee met and examined the accounts , whioh were afterwards duly presented . Afber bhe Chapter had been
regularly oponed by bhe Principals , Comp . J . S . Fraser was placed in the chair of Z . Those under bhe rank of Principal were then admitted , and a ballob was t-iken for Bro . James Ewan Trontbeek , who , being approved , was exalted into Royal Arch Masonry , the ceremony being conducted by Comps . Fraser , Webb , and Brown ;
Comp . Bentley Havnes acting as Princioal Sojourner , and T . J . Maidwell P . Z . as S . N . The follow i ng were then appointed Officers for fche ensuing year : —Bros . Dr . VV . A . Rogers Treasurer , Charles
Veal P . Z . S . E ., Bentley Haynes S . N ., C . B . Todd Principal Sojourner , and John Middleton Janitor . A capital banquet was afterwards served by Comp . Veal , but in consequence of the lateness of the hour , the after proceedings were somewhat curtailed .
A convocation of tlie North London Chapter ot Improvement was held on Thursday , at the Alwyne Castle Tavern , St . Paul ' s Road , N . Comps . Radcliffe M . E . Z ., Sti-ngne ! . H ., Pinder J ., Sheffield S . E ., Edmonds S . N ., Dehano P . S .
There was a large attends ) nee this evening as one of thc-C ompnnions had arranged to deliver an instructive lectnre on Roval Arch Mnsonrv : this he did in an able and
masterly manner . The Chapter was closed afc 10 15 p . m ., after a profitable and instructive evening . We trust the delivery of these lectures will occasionally be resumed .
The annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Suffolk will take plane on Monday next . The Provincial Grand Master , fche Right Hon . Lord Waveney , will open his Lodge afc the Public Hall , London Road , Lowestoft , afc
1 ' 30 p . m . Tlie banquet will be held at the Suffolk Hotel , at 5 o ' clock , under the presidency of the Ri
trains to Lowestoft from Friday or Saturday to Mondav or Tuesday afc reduced fares . There will be a train to Beccles Hales worth , Saxmrtnd ham , Wickham , Woodbridge and Ipswich , leaving Lowestoft at 9 30 p . m . on Monday ,
Members can obtain return tickets , on production of summons , available by this train at all stations , for a fare and a quarter , such tickets lasting until Tuesday for stations beyond Ipswich .
The consecration of the Efchelbcrfc Lodge , No . 1819 took place on Thursday , at IL-rne Bay . Tlie Rt . Hon . Viscount Holmesdale , Provincial Grand Master Kent ,
performed the ceremony , and was assisted by Bro . J . S . Eastes , the De . ufy Prov . Grand Master , and a large number of Provincial Grand Officers . We shall give a full report in our nexfc issue .
A new Mark Lodge—the Royal Savoy , No . 355—will be consecrated to-day ( Saturday ) afc the Criterion , Piccadilly , by Bro . P . Binckes P . G . W . G . M . Secretary . The
principal Officers designate are Bros . J . Willing jun . W . M . W . M . Sfilrs S . W ., and W . A . Scurmh J . W . We wish the new Lodge every success , and hope to give a report of the proceedings in our next issue .
NEW MOT - NING SERVICE TO THE CONTINENT . —An Express Bay oc-vice between London and Antwerp will commence on the 25-h ^ inst ., when tlie Great Eastern Bailway Company will run a special Continental train from Liverpool-street Station afc 9 a . m . In
Royal Arch.
connection with this train their fast steel paddle steamer * ' Adelaide , ' will leave Harwich ( Pnrkeston Quay ) at 11 a . m ., arriving at Antwerp the same evening . The Service will bo run every Wednesday and S aturday , ancl there will be > _ corr spoiling mvm ' n . service from
-. utwe .-p on Tu . sd-. ys aud Fridays , ro . chin _ c Loudui tho sine oijjht . The ordinary week-day ser .-iija le iviriLf Li v . * rpu >! -- * ' rent Sr ,. r . i > . afc S p ni . every evenin ., reaching Antwerp and R * t r er 1 . m eirly the following morning , will be run in addition to bhe Now Day Service .
Ad00702
THEAMERICANPORTABLEMUSICSTANDS,J . F . WALTERS' PATENT . Iron , from 10 / 6 each . Brass , from 30 / - each , T 3 I n A II H r pHESB Stands are unsurpassed in simplicity , strength , portability , 1 cheapness , and sloganco of finish . Th . y are suit ... ble for Military Bands Orchestras , Reading nnd News Rooms , Libraries . SMvlio _ . -md Drawing Booms When opened to their fall capaci f y they stand fi feet lush , and can lie folded and enclosed in a . case 2 ! inches long by 2 inches diameter . The weight is aboi . •libs . 12 oz ., and they will support a weight of 50 lbs . To be obtained of all Music Dealers , and of the Manufacturers and Proprietors of the Patent , HARROW & CO . MUSIC SMITHS , BRASS WORKERS , & G 13 and 14 Portland Street , Solio , London , W . DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS FREE .
Ad00703
Noio Ready , Grown 8 vo , 96 pp , Price ' One Shilling , Free by Post on receipt of 24 Halfpenny Stamps , OCCASIONALPAPERSON THEHISTORYOFFREEMASONRY.Written expressly for delivery in Lorlg-e .. of Instruction . LONDON : W . W . MORGAN , BELYIDERE WORKS , HERMES HILT ,, PENTONVILLE , IST . AND RY ORDER OP ALL BOOKSELLERS . Secretaries of Lodges of Instruction can be supplied carriage free , at 10 / - per dozen .
Ad00704
_ 220 . —Toiucro-. TST _ ( . OMXtr . ycr- . a . — An illustrated guide ( 110 parres ) , " How to O-inn re speetablv from C _ 0 to - _ . 2 n 00 " :. Stamps . H . MTKRS & Co ., f'i . . 1- and Tobacco Merchants , 109 Euston Road , London . Wholesale only . Telephone No . 7511 .
Ad00706
FIRE AT FREEMASONS' HALL !' T AKOE photographs of tho Ternplo , taken immediately after the J fire , on 1 th May ( suitable for framin . ) , 5 s each ; or framed in oak , so-urely packed sent to nny address in -he United Kingdom , carnage paid , on receipt ofc ^ equo for 15 ... Master . * of Lodges should secure this moraor . ' alof the old Temple for their Lodge rooms . W . G . PAEKEK , Photographer , 40 High . Holborn , W . C . ___<__ .. _ i . lie . 1 25 _«> , _ r-
Ad00705
r PO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETOR * -.. —Whole or part , s . rvicf »_ I offered by a c . mnetent and experienced Journalist and Pi-inter . Well versed in Imperial and Local r | iie- "Ho _ s . Style clei * -, incisive , and descriptive . Address , "ALES , " care of W . XV . Morgan , Belvidere Work ., Hermes Hill , PentoaTille , _ ..