House Committee.

HOUSE COMMITTEE .

Bro . Rilph Clutton £ 21 0 0 Robert Grey 84 0 0 Charles Hammerton 90 0 0 Alderman Sir Reginald HuriBfin Bart .. M . P . 21 0 0

Henry A . Hunt 21 0 0 E . Letchworth , F . S . A . 52 10 0 Peter de Lande Long 57 15 0 R . Lovelaud Loveland , Q . C ., D . L ., J . P . 21 0 0 J . H . Matthews 26 5 0 Sir John B . Monckton

, F . S . A . ( see also Los . 1150 and 2535 ) — Frank Richardson 236 5 0 A . C . Spaull 110 5 0 AEdward Terry — LONDON LODGES AND CHAPTERS .

1 Ool . Kdward Pryce-Jones , M . P . 29 8 0 l ( Ch ) Newton Dunn 31 10 0 2 Frdk . E . Bristow 28 17 6 5 D . T . Playfair , M . D . 52 10 0 6 Alexander Henderson , M . P . 21 0 0

8 F . T . Rushton 52 10 0 10 Philip A . Scratchley 32 0 6 12 F . Ponler Telfer 115 10 0 14 Harry Keep 18 18 0 15 R . A . Kearsey 70 17 6 19 John Henry Merrett 91 ttftnmfi T . S . Gill 38 16 0

23 Tom S . Cookes 81 18 0 26 W . H . Beaumont 21 0 0 28 Percy Jas . Machin 47 5 0 28 AA . W . Daniel — 29 G . T . Langridge 32 11 0 45 Wm . Briggs , LL . M . 10 10 0 45 W . G . Mills 10 10 0

49 W . P . Wilton 91 7 0 59 Daniel Mayer 283 10 0 59 AH . A . Tobias — 59 AR . H . Stimpson ¦ — 59 AA . G . Beale — 59 AA . S . Berenburg — 59 AB . Newgass

—59 AH . Coxen — 59 AC . Innes-Baillia — 59 AJ . Amery Parkes — 59 AB . Schonberger — 60 A . H . Debenham I „ . n 60 Charles Robinson ) a ° ° 73 ( Ch ) E . L . P . Valeriani 45 0 0

79 Alfred Page 89 5 0 83 Edmund A . Smith 210 0 0 91 Peregrine Purvis 56 14 0 101 H . Eyre 55 2 6 134 A . F . Thomson 36 15 0 144 S . C . M . Austin 63 0 0 165 F . Howard Rosher 30 0 0

172 W . Hunt 69 6 0 176 B . J . W . Greive 90 6 0 180 W . C . Parsons 36 15 0 185 ( Ch ) David Hills 66 0 0 192 John G . Robeson 157 1 0 192 AW . Baker — 192 AT . Cohu — 192 AC . Garton

—192 AB . B .. Kenning — 192 AS . Rippin — 197 C Herbert Shoppee 44 2 0 198 F . S . Cahill 44 2 0 206 Frank Dodd 26 5 0 211 Arthur B . Spawforth 47 15 6 259 Alfred Cooper 48 5 0 263 C A . Rhodes 53 11 0 435 W' . Curry ( see also

Lo . 2331 Herts ) 92 8 0 534 W . Croucher 28 7 0 700 T . Sidney Smith 74 11 0 822 H . F . Kingdon 75 12 0 822 AT . O . Belshaw — 822 AV . W . F . Dickens — 834 J . Worth 52 10 0

857 F . Jackson 105 0 0 857 AR . T . Grisenthwaita — 861 S . W . Vale 15 15 0 879 J . L . Walter 21 0 0 902 C . Butcher 32 11 0 907 Richard Jennings 66 3 0 1056 G . J . Gissing 61 19 0 1150 Sir John B . Monckton , F . S . A . fseo H . O . *

Lo . 2535 ) 304 10 0 1178 T . Dunstan Hill 50 12 6 1201 ( Ch ) R . Jourden 1278 F . Islip 60 0 0 1364 W . P . Forbes 35 0 0

1364 W . J . Hiam 10 10 0 1366 W . Gidiey 11 11 0 1383 Capt . W . Portlock-Dad ^ on , J . P . 36 15 0 1426 J . Hope Guyton 157 10 0 1426 H . E . Maynard 10 10 0 1446 Jesse Masters 120 15 0 1472 James Palmer 59 17 0

House Committee.

1507 W . Barry 87 19 0 1524 G . Trapps 10 10 0 1537 A . Norman Garrard 60 0 0 1533 Alderman T . V . Strong , J . P . 25 0 0 1572 G . Q . Cooper 70 7 0 1586 Irvine G . Ohlson 63 0 0

1591 ( Ch ) C . Godson , M . D . 63 0 0 1613 B . Groner 78 15 0 1615 W . M . Rhodes 73 10 0 1622 Walter E . Jeffery 105 0 0 1642 W . R . Hatton 31 10 0 1668 J . D . Hood 53 0 6 1668 AG . Levin

—1677 Horatio A . Sheppard 164 16 0 1687 AJ . H . Catten — . 1687 Geo . Herbert-Burns 93 9 0 1704 T . Wells Thorpe 170 13 0 1766 Arthur Cunnington 191 1 6 1769 James Tollworthy 31 10 0 1827 Baron de Bush 30 0 0

1891 Ivor Davis , M . D . 37 0 0 1922 Henry Cornford 105 0 0 1924 R . W . James 84 10 0 1928 E . A . Peachey 50 0 0 1974 Dr . Whitcombe 2000 R . S . Fairbank 36 15 0 2000 ( Ch ) Joseph Pollard 15 15 0

2021 Ludwig Gunzel 70 7 0 2108 Lionel Cooke 48 6 0 2127 F . Trehawke Davies 10 10 0 2128 W . E . Porter 51 9 0 2182 R . Jackson 22 0 0 2202 W . G . Adcock 50 0 0 2202 AW . J . Reynolds

—2264 Horatio Saqui 174 6 0 2272 W . H . Walker 40 19 0 2291 . 0 . Mansfield 117 0 0 2312 Sir J . R . A . Clarke , Bart . 150 0 0 2347 C . F . Matier 21 0 0 2347 H . E . Cousans 10 10 0

2347 Lt .-Col . and Sheriff Probyn , J . P . 52 10 0 2409 W . Wilkinson 168 10 6 2409 AJames Copper — 2409 ARalph Cherry — 2409 AF . W . Palmer — 2409 AO . E . Riche

—2411 T . Blyth 63 0 0 2456 A . Underhill , LL . D . 26 0 0 2470 P . O . L . Moll 135 17 6 2489 C . Stanley Gibbs 52 10 0 2511 Alfred Rusby 12 12 0 2512 ATom Green — - 2512 Frank Adams 21 0 0

2535 JdUiab Rogers ) 2535 Sir J . B . Monckton , , ' F . S . A . ( see also V 615 10 0 H . O . and Lo . I 1150 ) I 2535 ( Cb ) W . H . G . Rudderforth ( see Lo . 2742 ) —

2546 T . G . A . Burns 78 15 0 2581 Imre Kiralfy 262 10 0 2589 C . J . Fordham 10 10 0 2593 John W . Hunt 100 0 0 2603 George Elliott 29 8 0 2612 Rear-Admiral W . H . C . St . Clair 135 0 0 2621 Rev . 0 . E . Wright 15 15 0

2622 Henry Almond 42 0 0 2686 A . J . Naughton 110 0 0 2696 J . Rossdale 36 15 0 2698 A . F . Hardyment 115 10 0 2698 AW . G . Coxen — 2698 AC . Goodman — 2700 R . H . McLeod 44 2 0 2716 J . V . Vezey Fitzgerald , Q . C . 15 0 0

2721 J . Maurice Klempner 131 5 0 2722 Samuel Case 50 0 0 2728 W . H . Pocklington 21 0 0 2730 T . Cato Worsfold 10 10 0 2736 Lt .-Col . G . J . Parkyn 23 12 6 2736 Sergt . J . E . Caney 15 0 0

2737 H . Davan Wetton 10 10 0 2739 E . Roehrich 155 0 0 2742 W . H . G . Rudderforth ( see Ch 2535 ) 420 0 0 2742 AJ . H . Bridgman — 2742 AFrank Crocker — 2742 AJohn E . Culverhouse

—2742 AC . B . Murless — 2742 AJ . Wyatt Simeons — 2742 AC . E . Wetton — 2742 AMrs . J . H . Bridgman — 2742 AMrs . Murless — 2742 AMrs . Rudderforth — 2742 AMrs . James Stephens

—2742 AMrs . Welford — MARK LODGE . 363 T . H . Gardiner 31- 10 0 PRECEPTORY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR . 26 Dr . R . Gooding , J . P . 21 0 0 GIRLS SCHOOL GEN . COM . DINNER CLUB . Bro . W . Hillier 110 5 0

The Church And The Craft.

THE CHURCH AND THE CRAFT .

LAST year the first of what will probably become an annual service for the special edification of the Freemasons of Huddersfield and district was held at the Kirkburton Parish Church . Then the London and North Western Eaihvay Company put on a Sunday train for the first time in the history of the Kirkourton branch line . A similar service was arranged to

be held on Sunday , and the railway company again provided special facilities for the conveyance of the members of the town Lodges and their friends to Kirkburton . With the additional incentive of a very fine afternoon , a considerable number went into the country .

About one hundred and twenty Brethren joined in the procession from the Masonic Hall , Kirkburton ( where the register was signed ) , to church , a feature being the presence of Bro . Grimshaw , who belongs to one of the Indian Lodges , and whose Masonic clothing was plentifully decorated with gold , in accordance with tbe custom in vogue in that part of the world .

The opening hymn was " O Lord , how joyful ' tis to see ;" the first lesson—If . Chronicles ii . —was read by Bro . W . H . Jessop P . M . P . P . G . D ., Mayor of Huddersfield ; the Psalm for the day was chanted to music by Dr . Norris ; the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis were sung to suitable chants ; the second lesson

—Acts vii . to verse 20—was read by Bro . A . H . J . Fletcher P . M . P . P . G . E . ; aud the anthem was " O praise God in His Holiness " ( Dr , Clarke-Whitfield ) , in which the solos were taken by Miss Edith Midgley and Bro . W . Biley P . M . The hymn , " All hail the power of Jesu's name , " was sung before the sermon , which

was preached by Bro . the Bev . T . M . Turnbull , B . A ., P . M . P . P . G . C . Assistant Chaplain to the Lodge , vicar of Newmill , who based an appropriate discourse on the building of Solomon ' s

temple . During the singing of the hymn , " Before Jehovah s awful throne , " an offertory was taken on behalf of the Church day schools , which realised between £ 10 and £ 11 . After the Benediction the service closed with the National Anthem .

The Theatres, &C.

The Theatres , & c .

Adelphi . —8 , A Kiss in the Dark . 8 ' 30 , The Man in the Iron Mask . Avenue . —8-15 , The Rift within the Lute . 8-50 , The Cuckoo . Matinee , Wednesday , 3 . Comedy . —8-15 , Great Csesar . Matinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Court . —Saturday , 20 th May , Wheels within Wheels . Covent Garden . — G-.-and Opera Season . Criterion . —8-20 , The Tyranny of Tears . Matinee , Wednesday and

Saturday , 2-30 . Daly ' s . —8-15 , A Greek Slave . Matinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Duke of York's . —8 , Churns . 8-45 , The Adventure of Lady Ursula . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2-30 . Gaiety . —8-15 , A Runaway Girl . Matinee , Saturday , 2 . Garrick . —8 * 15 , For Love of Prim . 9 , A Court Scaudal . Matinee , Wednesday , 3 .

Globe . —8 , The Gay Lord Quex . Matinee , Saturday , 2 . Haymarket . —8-10 , A Golden Wedding . 9 , The Manoeuvres of Jane . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2-15 . Her Majesty ' s—8 , Captain Swift . 10-30 , The First Night . Lyceum . —8 , Robespierre . Lyric . —8 , L ' amour Mouille . Matin 6 e , Thursday , 2-30 . Opera Comique . —8-15 , A Good Time .

Prince of Wales ' s . —8-15 , The Only Way . Matinee , Saturday , 2 * 15 . Princess ' s . —7-45 , Woman and Wine . Royalty . —8-15 , Mr . Cynic . 9 , A Little Ray of Sunshine . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 3 . Savoy . — 815 , The Lucky Star . Matinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Shaftesbury . —8 , The Belle of New York . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2 . St . James ' s . —8-30 , In Days of Old . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday ,

2-30 . Strand . —8-15 , A Man about Town . 8-45 , Why Smith Left Home . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2-30 . Terry ' s . —8-30 , Sweet Lavender . Matinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Vaudeville . —8 , A Woman ' s Love . 9 , On and Off . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 3 . Alexandra . —Next week , Miss Wallis ' s Company .

Dalston . —Next week , Woman and Wine . Grand . —Next week , The two little Vagabonds . Queen's Opera House , Crouch End . —Next week , Our Boys . Alhambra . —7 . 45 , Variety Entertainment . Red Shoes . A Day Off , & c . Aquarium . —The World ' s Great Show . The Great Fight . Varied Performances , & o ., twice daily . Empire . —7-50 , Variety Entertainment . Round the Town again , & c .

London Pavilion . —8 , Variety Entertainment . My little Octoroon . Oxford . —7-30 , Variety Entertainment . Saturday , 2-30 also . Palace . —7-45 , Variety Entertainment . New American Biograph , & c . Saturday , 2 also . Royal . —7-30 , Variety Company . Saturday , 2-30 also . Tivoli . —7-30 , Variety Entertainment . Ugo Biondi , & c . Saturday , 2-15 also .

Alexandra Palace . —Varied attractions daily . Balloon Ascent . Great Naval Show , & c . Crystal Palace . —Varied attractions daily . La Loie Fuller . Grand National Horse Show , 3 , 5 and 6 June , & c . Egyptian Hall . —3 and 8 , Mr . J . N . Maskelyne ' s entertainment . Madame Tussaud ' s ( Baker Street Station ) . —Open daily . Portrait models of modern celebrities , & c .