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INSTALLATIONOFH.R.H.THEPRINCEOFWALES. C ^> H h < kQ HIS EOYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES , K . G .. fi VV v-ViJo ^ r / m \ V ) t ^ J ? Most Worshipful Grand Master , & o ., & c , having been graciously ffly | . ' - ? — f / S ^ pleased to accept the special Dedication , JSt « K ' ' -, -War ? ¦&¦ SPLE 3 ST D I JD K \ \^\ 4 tA \\ ll / r frf HI \\\ fMl\HISTORICALSTEELENGRAVINGM V-- a / \ k ^/ WILL SHORTLY BE PUBLISHED , / f ^ W % ^ \¦ - ' - \& 0 M , 5 a > ROYAL INSTALLATION ON THE 28 TH OF APRIL LAST , / V $ W \ W /// H \\&» IN THE BOYAL ALBERT HALL , £ nK & fe ^_ __^^ Mm ^ V | P By BRO . EDWARD JAMBS HARTY , S . D . No . 1201 . ^^ ^^^^ 0 ^ Application for Circulars and for all particulars to bo made to tho ROYAL MASONIC INSTALLATION GALLERY COMPANY , 213 REGENT STREET , LONDON , W .
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THE THEATRES , & c . THFATBPI ROVA . T , , CVENT GARDEN . — At 7 . 0 , A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER . At 3 . 0 . CINDERELLA . DE Tf v- T . & 'P . —At 7 . 0 , THE WHITE HAT . At 7 . 15 , WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT . T 1 AYVAP . KE " .-DAVID GARIM ' 'IC , •>r < l A REGULAR FIX ( lust night ) . LYCEUM . — At 7 . 0 , THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING . At 7 . 15 HAMLET . ADET . PHT .-At 7 . 0 , VANDYKE BROWN . At 7 . 15 , SHAUGHRAUN , and MY OWN GHOST . PBINCESS'S— At 7 . 0 , PAINT IIPART NEVER WON PAIR LADY . At -. 0 , RIP VAN WINKLE , and HEAD OP A CLAN . STBAND .-At 7 . 0 , TWO TO ONE . At 7 . 10 , A LESSON IN LOVE . At 9 . 30 , ANTARCTIC . VATJDEVILLE .-At 7 . 30 , A WHIRLIGIG , OUR BOYS , and A FEARFUL POG . GAIETY .-At 7 . 30 , OPERETTA . At S . O , TOTTLE'S . At 10 . 0 , TOOLE AT SEA . DUKE'S .-At 7 . 0 . MEG'S DIVERSION , BLACK EYED SUSAN , and A TEMPTING BAIT . GrLOBE . —At 7 . 30 , CRYPTOCONCHOIDSYrilONOSTOMATA , and BLUE BEARD . PRINCE OF WALES'S—At 8 . 0 , MASKS AND FACES . COU 32 T-. - At 7 . 30 , A MORNING CALL , BROKEN HEARTS , and A QUIET RUBBER . ST . JAMES'S—At 7 . 3 D , PRETTY POLL . At 8 . 15 , ALL FOR HER . ROYALTY . - At 7 . 30 , A BLIGHTED BEING , and THE DUKE'S DAUGHTER . CHARING ' 'ROSS — At 7 . , BROUGHT TO BOOK . At 8 . 15 , MARRIED IN UAS'L'K , ami THK SILENT WOMAN . OPERA . COMIQ . UE . -At 7 . 30 , A HORNET'S NEST . At 8 . 15 , MADAME L'ARCHlDUU , und TRIAL BY JURY . CBITUmiOlT . — At ? .: «> , TUF . . DAY Al'TEU THE WEDDING , TUB DEBUTANTE , and BRIGHTON . ALHAMBRA-At 7 . 0 , FARCE , and LORD BATEMAN . PHILHARMONIC—At 7 . 30 , OPERA MAD . At 8 . 0 , FRITZ . On Monday , SIMON . ALEXANDRA PALACE—CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMJ G , CIRCUS , & c . Open Daily . CRYSTAL PALACE . —CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME , BALLET , Ac . Open daily . AQUARIUM , SKATING RINK , & c . POLYTECHNIC-GABRIEL GRUB , AND THE GRIM GOBLIN . HOLIDAY HVDGF . T OF CURIOUS EXPVRBLKXTS . I'ROdUKSS OF ROYALTY IN INDIA . THE yERIAL MERCURY . Many other L'litcrtiiimncnts . Open twice daily , at 12 . f' aud 7 . 0 . Admission Is . EGYPTIAN ( LARGE ) HALL .-MASKELYNE ANU COOKE , daily ¦ At 3 . 0 smd 8 . 0 . HENGLEE'S CIKQUE .-Daily at 2 . 30 and 7 . 30 . SANfiWE ' S AM . PHITHEATRE .-LADY GODIVA ., tit 1 . 30 and 7 . 0 daily . ST . GKORGF'S HALL , LANGHAM PLACE .. — Mit . and Hits . GERMAN REED . TUiu ' . sday and Saturday at 3 . 0 ; other days at 8 . 0 .
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||] tVi , VV . V . WAvfa i^^^M^^a lJk-AVV . VV . VW | 3 WiVWWfi 5 graa 67 BARBICAN , E . 0 .
Our Weekly Budget.
OUR WEEKLY BUDGET .
AFTER visiting Benares , where Lis reception was as cordial as ever , the Prince of Wales went to Imcknow , which city he reached on Thursday evening . The inhabitants turned out en masse to receive His Eoyal Highness , and their demeanour was most cordial and respectful . In tho afternoon of Friday , the Prince held a
levee , at Government House , of the European residents , and afterwards visited the old Residency , traversing the whole of the building . He then laid the foundation stone of tho North brook monument , to be erected in the grounds , in memory of the native soldiers who fell during the siege by
the mutineers . An address was read , and the Prince , in his reply , extolled the bravery oi the slain , and dwelt on tho value of such a monument as an incentive to fidelity . A number of old native veterans , wearing their old uniforms and the decorations they had won so honourably ,
filed past his Royal Highness , due eclat being given to the ceremony by the presence of the whole garrison . A State dinner followed , and then a fete , organised by the Onde Talookdars , which proved a brilliant success . Oa Saturday he took pai't in a pig-sticking expedition , ten pigs , of
which the Prince stuck one , being killed . Unfortunately , an accident befel Lord Carington , who fractured his collarbone . His lordship had to be left behind , but is progressing favourably , and will soon rejoin the Royal party . In the evening a grand ball was given by the United Service
Club . Before leaving for Delhi , the Prince presented new colours to tho 13 th regiment ( European ) . En route for the capital of the old Mogul Empire , His Royal Highness stopped at Cawnpore , and visited the various scenes connected with the Mutiny . At Delhi the reception was very
imposing , the whole route from the camp , some four miles in extent , being lined with troops , to the number of 15 , 000 . The crowd was as enthusiastic as it was dense . The levee at noon Avas numerousl y attended . A review is in prospect , and great preparations are being made for the military
manoeuvres . Just previous to the Prince ' s arrival , Lord Napier of Magdala , the Commander-in-Chief , when attending a parade of troops , was thrown from his horse , and fractured his collar-bone , but he , too , is progressing favourably , his condition giving no cause whatever for
uneasiness . This week , at all events , people have no reason to grumble at the mildness of the weather , we mean , of course
those who rejoice in the usual signs of wintry weather . The ground is well covered with snow , and the temperature has been low enough to cause most of the ornamental waters in the metropolis , and the ponds , & c , & c , in the
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INSTALLATIONOFH.R.H.THEPRINCEOFWALES. C ^> H h < kQ HIS EOYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES , K . G .. fi VV v-ViJo ^ r / m \ V ) t ^ J ? Most Worshipful Grand Master , & o ., & c , having been graciously ffly | . ' - ? — f / S ^ pleased to accept the special Dedication , JSt « K ' ' -, -War ? ¦&¦ SPLE 3 ST D I JD K \ \^\ 4 tA \\ ll / r frf HI \\\ fMl\HISTORICALSTEELENGRAVINGM V-- a / \ k ^/ WILL SHORTLY BE PUBLISHED , / f ^ W % ^ \¦ - ' - \& 0 M , 5 a > ROYAL INSTALLATION ON THE 28 TH OF APRIL LAST , / V $ W \ W /// H \\&» IN THE BOYAL ALBERT HALL , £ nK & fe ^_ __^^ Mm ^ V | P By BRO . EDWARD JAMBS HARTY , S . D . No . 1201 . ^^ ^^^^ 0 ^ Application for Circulars and for all particulars to bo made to tho ROYAL MASONIC INSTALLATION GALLERY COMPANY , 213 REGENT STREET , LONDON , W .
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THE THEATRES , & c . THFATBPI ROVA . T , , CVENT GARDEN . — At 7 . 0 , A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER . At 3 . 0 . CINDERELLA . DE Tf v- T . & 'P . —At 7 . 0 , THE WHITE HAT . At 7 . 15 , WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT . T 1 AYVAP . KE " .-DAVID GARIM ' 'IC , •>r < l A REGULAR FIX ( lust night ) . LYCEUM . — At 7 . 0 , THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING . At 7 . 15 HAMLET . ADET . PHT .-At 7 . 0 , VANDYKE BROWN . At 7 . 15 , SHAUGHRAUN , and MY OWN GHOST . PBINCESS'S— At 7 . 0 , PAINT IIPART NEVER WON PAIR LADY . At -. 0 , RIP VAN WINKLE , and HEAD OP A CLAN . STBAND .-At 7 . 0 , TWO TO ONE . At 7 . 10 , A LESSON IN LOVE . At 9 . 30 , ANTARCTIC . VATJDEVILLE .-At 7 . 30 , A WHIRLIGIG , OUR BOYS , and A FEARFUL POG . GAIETY .-At 7 . 30 , OPERETTA . At S . O , TOTTLE'S . At 10 . 0 , TOOLE AT SEA . DUKE'S .-At 7 . 0 . MEG'S DIVERSION , BLACK EYED SUSAN , and A TEMPTING BAIT . GrLOBE . —At 7 . 30 , CRYPTOCONCHOIDSYrilONOSTOMATA , and BLUE BEARD . PRINCE OF WALES'S—At 8 . 0 , MASKS AND FACES . COU 32 T-. - At 7 . 30 , A MORNING CALL , BROKEN HEARTS , and A QUIET RUBBER . ST . JAMES'S—At 7 . 3 D , PRETTY POLL . At 8 . 15 , ALL FOR HER . ROYALTY . - At 7 . 30 , A BLIGHTED BEING , and THE DUKE'S DAUGHTER . CHARING ' 'ROSS — At 7 . , BROUGHT TO BOOK . At 8 . 15 , MARRIED IN UAS'L'K , ami THK SILENT WOMAN . OPERA . COMIQ . UE . -At 7 . 30 , A HORNET'S NEST . At 8 . 15 , MADAME L'ARCHlDUU , und TRIAL BY JURY . CBITUmiOlT . — At ? .: «> , TUF . . DAY Al'TEU THE WEDDING , TUB DEBUTANTE , and BRIGHTON . ALHAMBRA-At 7 . 0 , FARCE , and LORD BATEMAN . PHILHARMONIC—At 7 . 30 , OPERA MAD . At 8 . 0 , FRITZ . On Monday , SIMON . ALEXANDRA PALACE—CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMJ G , CIRCUS , & c . Open Daily . CRYSTAL PALACE . —CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME , BALLET , Ac . Open daily . AQUARIUM , SKATING RINK , & c . POLYTECHNIC-GABRIEL GRUB , AND THE GRIM GOBLIN . HOLIDAY HVDGF . T OF CURIOUS EXPVRBLKXTS . I'ROdUKSS OF ROYALTY IN INDIA . THE yERIAL MERCURY . Many other L'litcrtiiimncnts . Open twice daily , at 12 . f' aud 7 . 0 . Admission Is . EGYPTIAN ( LARGE ) HALL .-MASKELYNE ANU COOKE , daily ¦ At 3 . 0 smd 8 . 0 . HENGLEE'S CIKQUE .-Daily at 2 . 30 and 7 . 30 . SANfiWE ' S AM . PHITHEATRE .-LADY GODIVA ., tit 1 . 30 and 7 . 0 daily . ST . GKORGF'S HALL , LANGHAM PLACE .. — Mit . and Hits . GERMAN REED . TUiu ' . sday and Saturday at 3 . 0 ; other days at 8 . 0 .
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rpilil FREEMASON'S CHRONICLE can be ordered of any X Bookseller in Town or Country , but should any difficulty be experienced , it will be forwarded direct from the Office , on receipt of Post Office Order for the amount . Intending S nbscribers should forward their fnll Addresses to prevent mistakes . Post Office Orders to be made payable to W . W . MORGAN , at Barbican Office . Cheques crossed " London in id County . " The Tonus of Subscription ( payable in advance ) to TUB FKKKMASON ' CnnoMCXK are—Twelve Months , Post Free ... .,,, £ Q 13 ft Six Months ditto ... . 070 Three Months ditto ..._ Q 3 ( J To the Dm tori Siuti-s and France , 4 s 3 d per quarter , and to Oeniiimy , Is 9 d per quarter . SCALE OF CHA GE 8 FOR ADVERTISEMENTS . Advertisers will find THE FKKKMASON ' SCIJKC « an exceptionally good medium for Advertisements of every class . Pm-Pa « e ... ... , „ ., £ g Q Q Rilt * Pa « e . ' . ' . ' £ 10 0 0 General Advertisements , Trade Announce * -tents , & e . sin . de I column , 5 s per inch . Double Column A dvert ' isements ^ ls per line . Special Terms for a Series of innertiona on application . Births , Marriages and Deathe , 66 . per line .
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||] tVi , VV . V . WAvfa i^^^M^^a lJk-AVV . VV . VW | 3 WiVWWfi 5 graa 67 BARBICAN , E . 0 .
Our Weekly Budget.
OUR WEEKLY BUDGET .
AFTER visiting Benares , where Lis reception was as cordial as ever , the Prince of Wales went to Imcknow , which city he reached on Thursday evening . The inhabitants turned out en masse to receive His Eoyal Highness , and their demeanour was most cordial and respectful . In tho afternoon of Friday , the Prince held a
levee , at Government House , of the European residents , and afterwards visited the old Residency , traversing the whole of the building . He then laid the foundation stone of tho North brook monument , to be erected in the grounds , in memory of the native soldiers who fell during the siege by
the mutineers . An address was read , and the Prince , in his reply , extolled the bravery oi the slain , and dwelt on tho value of such a monument as an incentive to fidelity . A number of old native veterans , wearing their old uniforms and the decorations they had won so honourably ,
filed past his Royal Highness , due eclat being given to the ceremony by the presence of the whole garrison . A State dinner followed , and then a fete , organised by the Onde Talookdars , which proved a brilliant success . Oa Saturday he took pai't in a pig-sticking expedition , ten pigs , of
which the Prince stuck one , being killed . Unfortunately , an accident befel Lord Carington , who fractured his collarbone . His lordship had to be left behind , but is progressing favourably , and will soon rejoin the Royal party . In the evening a grand ball was given by the United Service
Club . Before leaving for Delhi , the Prince presented new colours to tho 13 th regiment ( European ) . En route for the capital of the old Mogul Empire , His Royal Highness stopped at Cawnpore , and visited the various scenes connected with the Mutiny . At Delhi the reception was very
imposing , the whole route from the camp , some four miles in extent , being lined with troops , to the number of 15 , 000 . The crowd was as enthusiastic as it was dense . The levee at noon Avas numerousl y attended . A review is in prospect , and great preparations are being made for the military
manoeuvres . Just previous to the Prince ' s arrival , Lord Napier of Magdala , the Commander-in-Chief , when attending a parade of troops , was thrown from his horse , and fractured his collar-bone , but he , too , is progressing favourably , his condition giving no cause whatever for
uneasiness . This week , at all events , people have no reason to grumble at the mildness of the weather , we mean , of course
those who rejoice in the usual signs of wintry weather . The ground is well covered with snow , and the temperature has been low enough to cause most of the ornamental waters in the metropolis , and the ponds , & c , & c , in the