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PADDINGTON TO HENLEY AND PANGBOURNE Combined Rail and RiVer Trip . ON SATURDAYS , SUNDAYS AND MONDAYS DURING AUGUST , TICKETS , at 20 s each , will be issued at PADDINGTON TO INCLUDE FIRST CLASS RAILWAY JOURNEY BETWEEN PADDINGTON AND HENLEY , LAUNCH TRIP from HENLEY TO PANGBOURNE AND BACK , LUNCHEON ON BOARD LAUNCH , and DINNERatthe"RedLionHotel,"HENLEY. Passengers leave PADDINGTON at 10-10 a . m ., HENLEY arr . 11-0 a . m . ; HENLEY dept . 9-0 p . m ., PADDINGTON arr . 9-52 p . m .
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NEW PALACE STEAMERS , LTD . Daily Sailings from Old Swan Pier , London Bridge , By " KOH-I-NOOR , " to Southend and Margate , at 8-so a . m . ( Tuesdays ancl Fridays excepted ) . By " ROYAL SOVEREIGN , " to Margate and Ramsgate ( calling Southend Tuesdays and Fridays ) , at 9 ' 20 a . m . Special Trains from Fenchurch Street at 9-45 a . m . for " Koh-i-Noor , " and 10 ' 2 S a . m . for "Royal Sovereign , " also from St . Pancras at 0 ' 20 a . m . on Mondays , Wednesdays , and Thursdays , and 9 * 50 a . m . on Tuesdays and Fridays . "LA IVlARGUERITE , " from Tilbury , Mondays , Wednesdays , and Saturdays , to Margate and Boulogne aud hack . On Tuesdays to Margate and Osteud and back . On Sundays to Southend and Margate and hack .. Special Trains from Fenchurch Street Station—Mondays , 7 ' 20 a . m . ; Tuesdays and Wednesdays , G-15 a . m . ; Saturdays , 7 ' 45 and S' 3 a . m . ( St . Pancras , S a . m . ); Sundays , 9-35 a . m . and 9 ' 4 S a . m . ( St . Pancras , 9--1 Q a . m . ) . " LA BELCIQUE , " from Tilbury , to Southend , Margate , and Ostend , on Mondays , Thursdays , and Saturdays , returning following days . Special Train from Fenchurch Street , S > " 38 a . m . Return fares from Old Swan Pier or Fenchurch Street Station to Margate , 6 s First Saloon , ls Second Saloon . Boulogne or Ostend , 13 s Od . T . ) i . BAKLOW , Director aud Manager , 50 King William Street , E . C . ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF THE NEW PALACE STEAMERS . Ltd . La Marguerite , First Trip this Season ( 28 th June ) landed at Boulogne 819 passengers , who had 3 J hours on shore . REDUCTIONS MADE TO PARTIES OP 15 AND OVER .
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^'TYTVTHEWORLD'SBESTBICYCLE. _ t & f *~^&^ ' * * \ ^ gf ^ sss ^ ™ ^ W « A / £ iO 10 s . £ 12 12 s . £ 18 18 s . CLEVELANDPRIMER. WHAT IS FRICTION ? It is one of the natural laws which prevents an old style ball-touch-ball bearing from revolving at a higher rate of speed than 13 , 000 revolutions a minute . It is also a natural' law that admits of the new Cleveland ball and roller bearings revolving 35 , revolutions a minute without heating . " Twice as easy" well describes the running of the Cleveland Cycle fitted with these bearings . CAN YOU KEEP OUT THE DUST ? Every ball and roller bearing is protected by a combination raw hide and felt washer . A ton of dust would never affect these bearings . They are absolutely dustproof . The Lozier Manufacturing Co ., 24-27 Ouchard Street , Oxford Street , London , W .
Mark Masonry.
MARK MASONRY .
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND .
THE following is a list of Officers appointed at the recent meeting of this Provincial Mark Grand Lodge : Bro . J . I . Lace 216 .... Senior Warden J . E . Singleton 195 - - - - Junior Warden W . Mathews 60 Master Overseer W . D . P . Field 213 - - - - Senior Overseer W . P . Giddings 60 - - - - Junior Overseer
Rev . D . Greenhill Douglas 452 - - Chaplain G . Dalrymple 213 . ... Treasurer W . W . R . Sewell 229 ... Registrar J . Gardiner 151 .... Secretary R . Monkhouse 151 - - - - Senior Deacon J . Brown 213 .... Junior Deacon G . E . Cartmel 195 . .. - Inspector of Works
G . Webster 135 - Director of Ceremonies W . H . Musgrove 195 - - Assistant Dir . of Cers . D . S . Thorpe 60 Sword Bearer J . G . Iredale 60 - - - - Standard Bearer F . Wilson 195 Organist D . J . White 60 Inner Guard
T . Derome 195 - - - ) T . Milburnl 51 ... . - „ , „•, „ J . Henderson 60 - - - - ' Stewards S . F . Rigg 195 - - - - . J . Atkinson 195 - - - Tyler .
Northumberland And Durham.
NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM .
ON Thursday afternoon , 3 rd inst , the annual meeting of this Provincial Grand Mark Lodge was held in the Freemasons' Hall , Grainger Street West , Newcastle , when there was a very large attendance . The Provincial Grand Master Bro . Rev . Canon Tristram , D . D ., presided , and was supported by the Officers of Provincial Grand Lodge .
The Prov . Grand Secretary Bro . John Heppell read the report of the Committee of General Purposes , which was proposed for adoption by Bro . Jacob Barker , seconded by Bro . C . D . Hill-Drury P . P . S . G . W . and carried .
The sum of twenty ' guineas had been allocated to the Benevolent and Educational Institutions , and the balance in the Treasurer ' s hands was £ 29 14 s iod . It was agreed that £ 10 10 s be granted to the Mark Benevolent Fund and a similar sum to the Mark Educational Fund .
The numerical strength of the Province was about the same as last year . . The roll of Lodges was called , when satisfactory reports were presented . The Provincial Grand Master afterwards addressed Provincial Grand Lodge , congratulating the Brethren on the
visit with which they were honoured that day , in having just received Bro . Lord Euston ' Pro Grand Master of England , and other Officers of the Grand Lodge of England . They all deeply regretted to hear of the serious illness of the
Deputy-Prov . G . M . Bro . T . Purvis , whom they looked upon as a model Officer . They all felt deeply that he had been obliged through ill-health to resign the appointment . He was glad to hear the reports of the several Lodges , which were upon the whole satisfactory .
Bro . G . W . Bain , Sunderland , was afterwards re-elected as Prov . Grand Treasurer . Bro . Col . W . M . Angus was introduced to the office of Deputy P . G . M . by Lord Euston , and invested by the Rev . Canon Tristram , D . D ., as his Deputy .
The Provincial Grand Master invested his assistant Officers , as follow : Bro . J . Readhead .... Senior Warden J . R . Roberts .... Junior Warden W . C . Barron . .... Blaster Overseer Hugh Jackson - - - - Senior Overseer
Will Hutchinson ... . Junior Overseer Rev . A . L . Curry ... . Chaplain G . W . Bain - - - - - Treasurer W . H . Nixon . ... Registrar of Marks John Heppell .... Secretary T . R . Jobson - - . - Senior Deacon
John Smith --- - - Junior Deacon S . E . Simpson - - - Inspector of Works Thos . Robinson - - - - Director of Ceremonies John Cosans - - - . . Sword Bearer Wm . Towers - - - - - Standard Bearer Jacob Barker .. . . Organist
A . E . Burdon - Inner Guard J . Curry - . - . . Tyler . The Prov . G . M . named Darlington as the place of next year ' s meeting . A resolution of sincere regret was passed at the circumstances causing the resignation of Bro . T . Purvis , and expressing the hope that he might soon be restored to health
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PADDINGTON TO HENLEY AND PANGBOURNE Combined Rail and RiVer Trip . ON SATURDAYS , SUNDAYS AND MONDAYS DURING AUGUST , TICKETS , at 20 s each , will be issued at PADDINGTON TO INCLUDE FIRST CLASS RAILWAY JOURNEY BETWEEN PADDINGTON AND HENLEY , LAUNCH TRIP from HENLEY TO PANGBOURNE AND BACK , LUNCHEON ON BOARD LAUNCH , and DINNERatthe"RedLionHotel,"HENLEY. Passengers leave PADDINGTON at 10-10 a . m ., HENLEY arr . 11-0 a . m . ; HENLEY dept . 9-0 p . m ., PADDINGTON arr . 9-52 p . m .
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NEW PALACE STEAMERS , LTD . Daily Sailings from Old Swan Pier , London Bridge , By " KOH-I-NOOR , " to Southend and Margate , at 8-so a . m . ( Tuesdays ancl Fridays excepted ) . By " ROYAL SOVEREIGN , " to Margate and Ramsgate ( calling Southend Tuesdays and Fridays ) , at 9 ' 20 a . m . Special Trains from Fenchurch Street at 9-45 a . m . for " Koh-i-Noor , " and 10 ' 2 S a . m . for "Royal Sovereign , " also from St . Pancras at 0 ' 20 a . m . on Mondays , Wednesdays , and Thursdays , and 9 * 50 a . m . on Tuesdays and Fridays . "LA IVlARGUERITE , " from Tilbury , Mondays , Wednesdays , and Saturdays , to Margate and Boulogne aud hack . On Tuesdays to Margate and Osteud and back . On Sundays to Southend and Margate and hack .. Special Trains from Fenchurch Street Station—Mondays , 7 ' 20 a . m . ; Tuesdays and Wednesdays , G-15 a . m . ; Saturdays , 7 ' 45 and S' 3 a . m . ( St . Pancras , S a . m . ); Sundays , 9-35 a . m . and 9 ' 4 S a . m . ( St . Pancras , 9--1 Q a . m . ) . " LA BELCIQUE , " from Tilbury , to Southend , Margate , and Ostend , on Mondays , Thursdays , and Saturdays , returning following days . Special Train from Fenchurch Street , S > " 38 a . m . Return fares from Old Swan Pier or Fenchurch Street Station to Margate , 6 s First Saloon , ls Second Saloon . Boulogne or Ostend , 13 s Od . T . ) i . BAKLOW , Director aud Manager , 50 King William Street , E . C . ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF THE NEW PALACE STEAMERS . Ltd . La Marguerite , First Trip this Season ( 28 th June ) landed at Boulogne 819 passengers , who had 3 J hours on shore . REDUCTIONS MADE TO PARTIES OP 15 AND OVER .
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^'TYTVTHEWORLD'SBESTBICYCLE. _ t & f *~^&^ ' * * \ ^ gf ^ sss ^ ™ ^ W « A / £ iO 10 s . £ 12 12 s . £ 18 18 s . CLEVELANDPRIMER. WHAT IS FRICTION ? It is one of the natural laws which prevents an old style ball-touch-ball bearing from revolving at a higher rate of speed than 13 , 000 revolutions a minute . It is also a natural' law that admits of the new Cleveland ball and roller bearings revolving 35 , revolutions a minute without heating . " Twice as easy" well describes the running of the Cleveland Cycle fitted with these bearings . CAN YOU KEEP OUT THE DUST ? Every ball and roller bearing is protected by a combination raw hide and felt washer . A ton of dust would never affect these bearings . They are absolutely dustproof . The Lozier Manufacturing Co ., 24-27 Ouchard Street , Oxford Street , London , W .
Mark Masonry.
MARK MASONRY .
CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND .
THE following is a list of Officers appointed at the recent meeting of this Provincial Mark Grand Lodge : Bro . J . I . Lace 216 .... Senior Warden J . E . Singleton 195 - - - - Junior Warden W . Mathews 60 Master Overseer W . D . P . Field 213 - - - - Senior Overseer W . P . Giddings 60 - - - - Junior Overseer
Rev . D . Greenhill Douglas 452 - - Chaplain G . Dalrymple 213 . ... Treasurer W . W . R . Sewell 229 ... Registrar J . Gardiner 151 .... Secretary R . Monkhouse 151 - - - - Senior Deacon J . Brown 213 .... Junior Deacon G . E . Cartmel 195 . .. - Inspector of Works
G . Webster 135 - Director of Ceremonies W . H . Musgrove 195 - - Assistant Dir . of Cers . D . S . Thorpe 60 Sword Bearer J . G . Iredale 60 - - - - Standard Bearer F . Wilson 195 Organist D . J . White 60 Inner Guard
T . Derome 195 - - - ) T . Milburnl 51 ... . - „ , „•, „ J . Henderson 60 - - - - ' Stewards S . F . Rigg 195 - - - - . J . Atkinson 195 - - - Tyler .
Northumberland And Durham.
NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM .
ON Thursday afternoon , 3 rd inst , the annual meeting of this Provincial Grand Mark Lodge was held in the Freemasons' Hall , Grainger Street West , Newcastle , when there was a very large attendance . The Provincial Grand Master Bro . Rev . Canon Tristram , D . D ., presided , and was supported by the Officers of Provincial Grand Lodge .
The Prov . Grand Secretary Bro . John Heppell read the report of the Committee of General Purposes , which was proposed for adoption by Bro . Jacob Barker , seconded by Bro . C . D . Hill-Drury P . P . S . G . W . and carried .
The sum of twenty ' guineas had been allocated to the Benevolent and Educational Institutions , and the balance in the Treasurer ' s hands was £ 29 14 s iod . It was agreed that £ 10 10 s be granted to the Mark Benevolent Fund and a similar sum to the Mark Educational Fund .
The numerical strength of the Province was about the same as last year . . The roll of Lodges was called , when satisfactory reports were presented . The Provincial Grand Master afterwards addressed Provincial Grand Lodge , congratulating the Brethren on the
visit with which they were honoured that day , in having just received Bro . Lord Euston ' Pro Grand Master of England , and other Officers of the Grand Lodge of England . They all deeply regretted to hear of the serious illness of the
Deputy-Prov . G . M . Bro . T . Purvis , whom they looked upon as a model Officer . They all felt deeply that he had been obliged through ill-health to resign the appointment . He was glad to hear the reports of the several Lodges , which were upon the whole satisfactory .
Bro . G . W . Bain , Sunderland , was afterwards re-elected as Prov . Grand Treasurer . Bro . Col . W . M . Angus was introduced to the office of Deputy P . G . M . by Lord Euston , and invested by the Rev . Canon Tristram , D . D ., as his Deputy .
The Provincial Grand Master invested his assistant Officers , as follow : Bro . J . Readhead .... Senior Warden J . R . Roberts .... Junior Warden W . C . Barron . .... Blaster Overseer Hugh Jackson - - - - Senior Overseer
Will Hutchinson ... . Junior Overseer Rev . A . L . Curry ... . Chaplain G . W . Bain - - - - - Treasurer W . H . Nixon . ... Registrar of Marks John Heppell .... Secretary T . R . Jobson - - . - Senior Deacon
John Smith --- - - Junior Deacon S . E . Simpson - - - Inspector of Works Thos . Robinson - - - - Director of Ceremonies John Cosans - - - . . Sword Bearer Wm . Towers - - - - - Standard Bearer Jacob Barker .. . . Organist
A . E . Burdon - Inner Guard J . Curry - . - . . Tyler . The Prov . G . M . named Darlington as the place of next year ' s meeting . A resolution of sincere regret was passed at the circumstances causing the resignation of Bro . T . Purvis , and expressing the hope that he might soon be restored to health