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" SALUTATION , " NEWGATE STEEET . E . LIEBMANN ( URBAN LODGE , No . 1196 ) , PROPRIETOR . THIS ESTABLISHMENT HAS BEEN RECENTLY ENTIRELY INBUILT AH » El « B 1 Se 0 & AT ®» . AMONGST SPECIAL FEATURES IT OFFERS ARE A SPACIOUS MASONIC TEMPLE , WITH RECEPTION and PREPARATION ROOMS . COMMODIOUS 10 D 6 K ROOKS 4 MB BATOWCTIJIft HAMS . PEIVATE EOOMS EOE AEBITRATION MEETINGS , PROCEEDINGS , & 0 . & o . Accommodation for Elections to Charitable Institutions . ALSO EVERY CONVENIENCE FOR fills , Ifillli f f mlimitf Mttm , mi # w » g f wftau CUISINE OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER . THE WINES HAVE BEEN MOST CAREFULLY SELECTED , AND WILL BE POUND PERFECT AS REGARDS CONDITION . The Proprietor will be happy to supply particulars as to Tariff , Scale of Charges , & c , . — — ¦ — ¦

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_ . — — ¦ ^ — ¦ GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY . BBOAD GAUGE Route to the West of England . —Continuous railway communication , without change of carriage , between PADDINGTON and EXETER , Dawlish , Teignmouth , Torquay , Kingswcar ( for Dartmouth ) , Plymouth , Devonport , Truro , Penzance , and other favourite resorts in the West of England . Tourist Tickets , available for two months ( first , second , and third class ) , are issued in London at Paddington , "Westbourne Park , Netting Hill , Hammersmith , Shepherd ' R Bnsh , Kensington ( Addison Road ) , Uxbridge Road , and certain stations on tho Metropolitan and District Railways , to the West of England , including the following sea-side and other places of attraction , viz .: Clevedon , Weston-super-Mare , Hinehead , Lynton , Barnstaple , llfracombe , Exeter , Dawlish , Tei ? nmonth , Torquay , Dartmouth , Plymouth , Devonport , Newquay , Fowey , Truro , Falmouth , St . Ives , Penzance , Scilly Islands , & c . Passengers holding first and second class tourist tickets can travel by the 11 . 45 a . m . and 3 p . m . fast trains from Paddington , which reach Exeter at 4 . 0 and 7 . 14 p . m ., Torquay at 5 . 9 and 8 . 12 p . m ., and Plymouth at 5 . 55 and 8 , 55 p . m . respectively . See programmes and time bills issued by the Company . 3 . GRIERSON , General Manager .

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THE IMPERIAL HOTEL , HOLBOEN VIADUCT , LONDON , Adjoining the TEBMIITOS of the LMTDOH- CHATHAM and DOVBB RAHWAI , but distinct from the Viaduct Hotel . THE BEST FURNISHED AND MOST COMFORTABLE HOTEL IN LONDON . HOT & COLD WATER LAID ON IN ALL BED ROOMS The appointment * tlirongliout so arrange *! as to ensure domestic comfort . EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR MASONIC LODGE MEETINGS , 3 §> ttblw ^ Dinners # "lESOfoiruf * JBnM \\ zt * . THE CBUSAMBS LODGE , NO . 1677 , Asn PERSEVERANCE LODGE , No . 1743 , HOLD THEIR JIEETHTGS AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT . GOOD COOKING . FINE WINES . MODERATE CHARGES , The JEdison Electric Light . TARIFF on APPLICATION to Bro . A . BEGBIE .

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FASHIONABLE NEW LAWN GAME . REGISTERED AS THE ACT DIRECTS . FOE LADIES and GENTLEMEN ; four or more players . Exercise ; healthful , varied , and amusing . Lawn 30 feet by 20 feet . Adapted for Garden Parties , & c . ; or for indoors , in Halls , Skating Rinks , & c . Orders received for Manufacturer by Mr . A . S . AHBOWSMITH , 80 New Bond Street , London , WHEHE A GAME IS OS VIEW . Liberal . Discount allowed for cash . REVISED RULES , 2 ND EDITION , WITH DIAGRAM , SIX STAMP S . Prices :- £ 5 15 a Od ; £ 4 5 s 6 d ; £ 2 10 a Od : complete .

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STEWAKD and HOUSEKEEPER to tlie SCARBOROUGH MASONIC CLUB . The Committee are prepared to receive applications for this office . Candidates mnst be Freemasons , married , Sec . For particulars as to duties , apply to E . D . ROOKE , The Cottage , Westwood Road , Scarborough .

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MASONIC LECTUR E . "KNOBS AND EXCRESCENCES . " BRO . JAMES STEVENS P . M . P . Z . is open to accept invitations for the delivery of this LECTUBE in METROPOHTAIT or PROVINCIAL LODGES , or LODGES OF INSTRUCTIOS . No Lecture fee ; travelling expenses only accepted . Address—Clapham S . W .

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Catalogue Of The Masonic Soiree And Exhibition, Worcester, August, 1844.

CATALOGUE OF THE MASONIC SOIREE AND EXHIBITION , WORCESTER , AUGUST , 1844 .

( Continued from page 155 . ) THE next gronp of exhibits is contributed by Bro . Lane , and consists of certificates , jewels , aprons , and jugs bearing Masonic emblems . The certificates , of which thero are two , are Ancient and Modern respectively , tho former having been issued by " Lodge No . 1 , Jersey " - —No . 98 on the "Atholl" roll—now Doyle's Lodge of

Eellowship . No . 84 , Guernsey . The latter , which was issued by " Lodge 360 , Brixham ( now 248 ) , " contains the arms of the " Moderns . " Of the three jewels , one ( No . 320 in Catalogue ) is described by Bro . Hughan as " a very fine , large , and massive jewel , either of a Master or a P . M . of a Lodge ; probably the latter . " The aprons , Nos . 323

and 325 A , are—the former of linen " called the ' Moira apron , ' containing afc foofc an enlogistic inscription in praise of the Earl of Moira A . G . M . " the latter of white leather , bound with bine ribbon , having on the flap " an eye irradiated , on the apron Masonic emblem , " with " Three Candlesticks of unequal height on a platform of three steps , in

gilt . Of this Bro . Hughan writes , " This apron belonged to Laurence Kelly , bricklayer , who was in fche Tippoo War . He wore ifc on S . John ' s Day , in Carlisle , 50 years ago , and its age is about a

century . " Bros , T . and J . Bragg , of Birmingham , follow next , with a long array ( Nos . 326-364 ) of valuable relics , chiefly foreign . Among them aro several medals , which Bro . Hnghan speaks of as " of unusual in-