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terms of eulogy to the great interest which Lieufc . Knowles had taken in the Lodge , and the toast , having been received with much enthusiasm , was suitably acknowledged by the W . M . A warm reception was also given to the I . P . M ., Bro . J . Long , the toast being introduced by P . M . Page , Bro . Sylvester and others contributed harmony , and a very pleasant evening was passed .
RICHMOND LODGE , No . 2032 .
rPHIS young and highly prosperous Lodge met at the Station -i- Hotel , Richmond , Surrey , on Tuesday , the 4 th inst ., on which occasion the installation of Bro . W . R . Phillips took place . The Lodge was opened at the appointed hour by Bro . Phillips himself , he being qualified by a previous Mastership to discharge thafc duty , and the W . M ., Bro . C . I . Digby , being delayed in respect of
attendance . There were present during the evening , besides the two brethren named , Bros . J . P . Houghton J . W ., W , F . Reynolds P . M . and Treas ., G . 0 . Rowlands Sec , E . Dare S . D ., H . Sapsworth J . D ., H . J . Ireland D . C , J . Marjason I . G ., Albert Crew Org ., and Banks Tyler . The I . P . M ., Bro . B . E . Blasby , and Bros . Thomas Fenn
P . G . D . President of the Board of General Purposes , and Joshua Nunn P . G . S . B . President of the Board of Benevolence ( honorary members ) also attended . The members who signed the attendance-book were Bros . J . Aldridge , W . C Rainbow , T . Covell , F . A . Meeres , F . R . Robinson , S . Abell , D . G . Macrae , T . Keyes , A . Aldin , J . E .
Goring , F . 0 . Mouflet , Dr . E . A . Cooke , G . Trinder , H . Clifford , W . Clifford , W . Williamson , H . F . Nash , R . Smith , E . Downs , & c . Amongst the Visitors were Bros . James Stevens P . M . 7201216 1426 , W . H . Lee P . M . 975 Prov . G . Asst . Sec . Middlesex , W . R . Williams . P . M . 975 , H . S . Hunter P . M . 1321 , W . R . Forge P . M . 1793 Prov .
G . D . C . Middlesex , J . T . Lucas P . M . 192 , J . W . Clarke 1572 , Alfred Tucker 1733 , S . Hunt 1196 , W . Conrlanrler 975 , H . 0 . Landsdowne 1541 , F . J . Ruddle 1763 , C . Clarke 975 , W . Johnson , C . Stewart Stephens 754 , E . T . Smith 1768 , W . Drewett 859 , and W . R . Parker 742 . The Lodge was opened , and previous minutes confirmed . Bro .
Macrae having proved proficiency , the Lodge was duly prepared for the ceremony of raising ; and the W . M ., Bro . 0 . I . Digby , having arrived , occupied the chair of K . S ., ancl , in a most effective manner , dnly raised the candidate to the M . M . degree . The ceremony of installation was then at once proceeded with , and in this , as in fche
previous work , the W . M . proved his great capacity as a careful and earnest worker . Bro . W . R . Phillips P . M ., on assuming the duties of W . M . of the Lodge , after courteous greetings from the Board of Installed Masters , and reception of the salutations of the members of his Lodge , proceeded to appoint his Officers , and to invest them
in the following order , viz . : —Bros . J . P . Houghton S . W ., E . Dare J . W ., W . F . Koynolds P . M . Tveas ., G . 0 . Rowlands Sec , H . Sapsworth S . D ., J . Marjason J . D ., A . Crew I . G ., Messum D . C , W . C . Rainbow Org ., A . Aldin and T . Covell Stewards , and Fryer Tyler . The addresses to Maater , Wardens , and Brethren , delivered in a very
effective manner by Bro . Digby , completed a ceremony which gave great satisfaction fco all concerned . Ballots were then taken for Messrs . William Edwin Marsh , Arthur Clinton Taylor , and Arthur Walker , which , proving unanimous in their favour , secnred their introduction into Freemasonry at the hands of Bro . Phillips , who , we
were glad to observe , gave to each candidate his "jnsfc duo " by separate initiation . Amongst other routine business , a motion for an addition to the bye-laws relating to the Benevolent Fund of the Lodge was carried , and the sum of five guineas voted to form the neoleus for such Fund . A like sum was voted to the Royal Masonic
Institution for Girls , to be placed on the list of Bro . Houghton , who will represent the Lodge as Steward at the forthcoming Festiva ' . Hearty good wishes having been expressed by the Visitors , the Lodge was closed , and the brethren adjourned to the banquet . A very elaborate menu was placed before the guests on this occasion ,
but the length of time occupied in the work of fche Lodge , but more particularly the delay in service during the repast , interfered sadly with the otherwise enjoyable nature of the evening ' s programme , and rendered the duties of the W . M . presiding more difficult than need have been the case . To meet the exigencies of necessary
early departure by many of the brethren , a portion of the bill of fare was , perforce , abandoned , aud the subsequent musical entertainment , in which many talented artistes were engaged , was considerabl y hurried and shortened . Nevertheless , the brief time allotted to the company generally waa of a most enjoyable character ,
and , except that too much , for an installation meeting , was attempted , nothing but high praise is due to those who had the conducting of the entire proceedings . The customary Loyal auri Masonic toasts were duly honoured , after brief but forcible introductions by fche W . M . Ifc had been hoped thafc the toast of the Grand
Officers would have been responded to by Bro . Fenn , President of the Board of General Purposes , and the Consecrating Officer of the Lodge , bnt , for reasons above stated , thafc worthy brother had been compelled to leave . In his regretted absence , Bro . Joshua Nunn P-G . S . B . returned thanks , aud expressed wishes for continued success
to the Lodge . The I . P . M ., Bro . Digby , proposed the health of the Worshi pful Master in very eulogistic terms , as to his ability and general capacity for carrying out the duties of hia exalted position , & nd expressed his confidence that he would prove , by the exorcise of his skill and his eminent qualifications for the office , and his fitness
to rule , advance the interests of his Lodge . Amidst fche plaudits of the brethren , he wished him health and the support of T . G . A . O . T . U . in all his undertakings . A feeling response from tho W . M ., acknowledging the compliment paid to him , and assuring the members of his Lodge that nothing on his part should be wanting to justify the
expectation s they held , was concluded by hid proposing the health of f ho Initiates , who severally returned thanks for their reception . The Visitors received a very hearty welcome , and the W . M . congratulated his Lod ge on so large a number being present . Bro . James Stevens "•M . 1216 , & c , returned thanks on behalf of the Visitors , for the pleasure which had been afforded them , both in respect of Lodge
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work , admirably performed and the subsequent entertainment set before them . He ventured to express an opinion thafc the cere . monies performed that evening had been carried out in a manner svh " . v : h would have done credit to Lodges of many years' standing , and was therefore all the more creditable to the Richmond Lodge ,
which , under the guidance of such qualified brethren as the W . M . and his predecessor , could not fail to merit tbe success it sought to attain . Bros . W . R . Forge Prov . G . D . C . Middlesex , and Lucas P . M . 192 , also replied in terms of high commendation of the L > dsre proceedings , and appreciation of their welcome The health of the
Installing Master and Past Master was cordially received , and a handsome P . M . ' s jewel was presented to Bro . Digby , with best wishes from the Lodge , and hopes that he might live many years to wear ifc . To this toast Bros . Digby and Blasby severally responded in appropriate terms . The remaining tonsts were the Masonio
Charities , fche Officers , and the Tyler ' s toast , which brought the pro * ceedings to a close at a somewhat later hour than most of tbe London brethren had anticipated . It must , however , be admitted that they had every reason fco carry away with them remembrance of a meeting such as might induce them to desire ita repetition at future
installations in the Richmond Lodge . We cannot close this report withont ¦ > notice of the excellent vocal musio , arranged by , and under the direction of , Bro . W . 0 . Rainbow , the Organist of the Lodge , whose talented company comprised Madame Lita Jarrett , R . A . M ., Miss
Mary Horton , and Bros . Crew and Abell . The programme was an excellent selection , and the several artistes most effectively rendered their respective numbers . Their services were highly appreciated by all present .
ABBEY LODGE , No . 2030 .
THE installation meeting of this Lodge took place on Monday , the 10 th instant , at the Town Hall , Westminster , when Bro . F . Seager Hunt was installed as Worahipful Master of fche Lodge , in succession to Bros . W . Burdett-Coutts and W . H . Baker , the first and second Masters respectively . There was a large attendance of members and visitors , nearly two hundred signing fche attendance
book . Lodge was opened by Bro . W . H . Baker , who was supported during the meeting by the following Officers of fche Lodge : —Bros . Burdett-Coutts P . M ., F . Seager Hunt S . W . ( W . M . elect ) , W . Sngg J . W ., J . 0 . F . Warrington Rogers P . M . Treasurer , J . E . Shand P . M . Secretary , W . Bowman Spi & k P . M .., Rev . R . J . Simpson P . G . C .
Chaplain , J . Gibson S . D ., H . K . Baker J . D ., R . E . H . Goffin D . C , H . Mainwaring-Dunstan I . G ., H . W . Schartau Organist , C C . Piper and G . R . W . Wheeler Stewards . The minutes of fche regular Lirlge of the 8 th Maroh having been read and confirmed , the Worshipful Master advanced his Lodge , and proceeded to confer the second
degree on Bros . H . Dawsou , Morgan , Irving , and Cowley . He then took the ballot for two gentlemen who sought admission in'o the mysteries of Freemasonry—Mr . Percy George Hodson , proposal by Brother C Humphreys , and seconded by Brother Richards ; and Mr . Joseph Foster , nominated by the Worshipful Master , and
seconded by Brother Hambling . The result ; of the billot was unanimous in favour of these two candidates , who were subsequently admitted to the light of Masonry . The report of the Audit Committte was received , and formally adopted , after wh ' ch the ceremony of installation was proceeded with . Bro . Seager Hunt
was placed in the chair of the Lodge in the presence of some fifty installed Masters , and in due course received the salutations of his brethren . He appointed the following brethren as the Officers for the year : —Sugg S . W ., H . R . Baker J . W ., Simpson Chaplain , Rogers Treasurer , Shand Sec , Gibson S . D ., Goffin J . D ., Mainwaring .
Dnnstan I . G ., Piper D . C , Wheeler A . D . C , J . Browne-Martin and F , J . Smith Stewards , Schartau Organist , and W . Walkley Tyler . Bro . W . H . Baker , who throughout the day , had performed the dnties of the chair in a most efficient manner , then concluded the ceremony of installation , bringing his year of office to a mosfc satisfactory
conclusion . Lodge was subsequently closed , anl fche company repaired to bmquet . Among the Visitors present were Bros . the Hon . and Rev . Francis Byng , M . A ., 1635 , Chaplain to the House of Commons , Frederick Binckes Past G and Steward , Secretary of the Royal Masonic Institution for Boy- « , E . Paetel 1624 , G . Pallett 12 * 7 , W . C Page P . M . 1475 , J . Di is ,
1604 , J . Hickman 177 , A . Clifford P . M . 1017 , J . W . King W . M . 186 , E . St . Clair 14 , George Evans 172 , J . St phens P . M , 1425 , J . J . Thomas S . D . 753 , C R . Wicken W . M . 773 , E . Wnllace P . M . 907 , S . R . Lovett I . G . 3 , H . 0 . Jones 907 , Walter Mitchell P . M . 1558 , Andrew Edwards S . W . 1328 , R . Kirk 1681 . G . Jenkins W . M . 72 , A . J . Bignold 1624 . Albert T . Haves 1425 , J . D . Langton VV . M .
2096 , J . H . Bishop 1965 , W . Herbage P . M . 177 P . P . G . R . Es .-x , II . J . Weiss , J . J . Woolloy P . M . 15 , C . We ) lard P . M . 1319 , S . Pop « 1624 , A . F . Peacock 177 , R . Hewetson 177 , F . J . Wray P . M . 1257 , II . Phillips 155 , II . Holson W . M . 1684 , 0 . Newman , H . Carman 54 S ,
G . Hamilton W . M . 1446 , G . A . Garrett P . M . 1366 , J . Williams 15 , George Bonlton P . M . 1604 , J . Kay W . M . 742 , W . J . Bennett 177 , C . Dovey P . M . 176 , W . Church 1365 , W . Shurmur W . M . 1471 , J . T . Baker P . M . 1305 , E . B . Cox 1563 , J . G . Wynn 201 , J . J . Pope 1305 , W . S . Whittaker P . M . 1572 , J . T . Pilditch P . M . 1420 , J . H . Tee 1538 , W . 0 . Wigley W . M . 1348 , J . Russell
VV . M . 1572 , R . Burldon P . M . 860 , S . Goddeu P . M . 862 , G . Groves 55 , T . Dodson P . M . 860 , W . Richards W . M . 1853 , W . Jones 511 , H . W . Davie P . M . 173 , D . P . Holness P . M . 1471 , H . W . Hunt P . M . 1537 , W . Worrell P . M . 706 , W . W . Lee 1897 , J . Oakham P . M . 1853 , J . Collins 860 , E . Walker W . M . 1766 , T . Morris Sec . 177 ,
W . H . Hall W . M . 704 , W . G . Burney 1615 , H . Heuton P . M . 1559 , E . Styles 704 , D . Haslett P . M . 145 , J . E . Rimmer 1609 , D . Penderleith 177 , F . Rypson 1085 , E . Bouluois 1635 , F . Butt P . M . 700 , J . H . Brass 1681 , H . Parkin 1319 , T . Griffiths P . M . 14 X 6 , H . C . Barker 21 , T . Hill 813 , E . J . Rose 1766 , F , Bevan 1706 , W . Draper P . M . 1305 , James Richards 1216 , C F . Jenkins 464 , C Greenwood jun ., Prov , Grand Sec . Surrey , E . A . Peachey 1928 , and others .
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terms of eulogy to the great interest which Lieufc . Knowles had taken in the Lodge , and the toast , having been received with much enthusiasm , was suitably acknowledged by the W . M . A warm reception was also given to the I . P . M ., Bro . J . Long , the toast being introduced by P . M . Page , Bro . Sylvester and others contributed harmony , and a very pleasant evening was passed .
RICHMOND LODGE , No . 2032 .
rPHIS young and highly prosperous Lodge met at the Station -i- Hotel , Richmond , Surrey , on Tuesday , the 4 th inst ., on which occasion the installation of Bro . W . R . Phillips took place . The Lodge was opened at the appointed hour by Bro . Phillips himself , he being qualified by a previous Mastership to discharge thafc duty , and the W . M ., Bro . C . I . Digby , being delayed in respect of
attendance . There were present during the evening , besides the two brethren named , Bros . J . P . Houghton J . W ., W , F . Reynolds P . M . and Treas ., G . 0 . Rowlands Sec , E . Dare S . D ., H . Sapsworth J . D ., H . J . Ireland D . C , J . Marjason I . G ., Albert Crew Org ., and Banks Tyler . The I . P . M ., Bro . B . E . Blasby , and Bros . Thomas Fenn
P . G . D . President of the Board of General Purposes , and Joshua Nunn P . G . S . B . President of the Board of Benevolence ( honorary members ) also attended . The members who signed the attendance-book were Bros . J . Aldridge , W . C Rainbow , T . Covell , F . A . Meeres , F . R . Robinson , S . Abell , D . G . Macrae , T . Keyes , A . Aldin , J . E .
Goring , F . 0 . Mouflet , Dr . E . A . Cooke , G . Trinder , H . Clifford , W . Clifford , W . Williamson , H . F . Nash , R . Smith , E . Downs , & c . Amongst the Visitors were Bros . James Stevens P . M . 7201216 1426 , W . H . Lee P . M . 975 Prov . G . Asst . Sec . Middlesex , W . R . Williams . P . M . 975 , H . S . Hunter P . M . 1321 , W . R . Forge P . M . 1793 Prov .
G . D . C . Middlesex , J . T . Lucas P . M . 192 , J . W . Clarke 1572 , Alfred Tucker 1733 , S . Hunt 1196 , W . Conrlanrler 975 , H . 0 . Landsdowne 1541 , F . J . Ruddle 1763 , C . Clarke 975 , W . Johnson , C . Stewart Stephens 754 , E . T . Smith 1768 , W . Drewett 859 , and W . R . Parker 742 . The Lodge was opened , and previous minutes confirmed . Bro .
Macrae having proved proficiency , the Lodge was duly prepared for the ceremony of raising ; and the W . M ., Bro . 0 . I . Digby , having arrived , occupied the chair of K . S ., ancl , in a most effective manner , dnly raised the candidate to the M . M . degree . The ceremony of installation was then at once proceeded with , and in this , as in fche
previous work , the W . M . proved his great capacity as a careful and earnest worker . Bro . W . R . Phillips P . M ., on assuming the duties of W . M . of the Lodge , after courteous greetings from the Board of Installed Masters , and reception of the salutations of the members of his Lodge , proceeded to appoint his Officers , and to invest them
in the following order , viz . : —Bros . J . P . Houghton S . W ., E . Dare J . W ., W . F . Koynolds P . M . Tveas ., G . 0 . Rowlands Sec , H . Sapsworth S . D ., J . Marjason J . D ., A . Crew I . G ., Messum D . C , W . C . Rainbow Org ., A . Aldin and T . Covell Stewards , and Fryer Tyler . The addresses to Maater , Wardens , and Brethren , delivered in a very
effective manner by Bro . Digby , completed a ceremony which gave great satisfaction fco all concerned . Ballots were then taken for Messrs . William Edwin Marsh , Arthur Clinton Taylor , and Arthur Walker , which , proving unanimous in their favour , secnred their introduction into Freemasonry at the hands of Bro . Phillips , who , we
were glad to observe , gave to each candidate his "jnsfc duo " by separate initiation . Amongst other routine business , a motion for an addition to the bye-laws relating to the Benevolent Fund of the Lodge was carried , and the sum of five guineas voted to form the neoleus for such Fund . A like sum was voted to the Royal Masonic
Institution for Girls , to be placed on the list of Bro . Houghton , who will represent the Lodge as Steward at the forthcoming Festiva ' . Hearty good wishes having been expressed by the Visitors , the Lodge was closed , and the brethren adjourned to the banquet . A very elaborate menu was placed before the guests on this occasion ,
but the length of time occupied in the work of fche Lodge , but more particularly the delay in service during the repast , interfered sadly with the otherwise enjoyable nature of the evening ' s programme , and rendered the duties of the W . M . presiding more difficult than need have been the case . To meet the exigencies of necessary
early departure by many of the brethren , a portion of the bill of fare was , perforce , abandoned , aud the subsequent musical entertainment , in which many talented artistes were engaged , was considerabl y hurried and shortened . Nevertheless , the brief time allotted to the company generally waa of a most enjoyable character ,
and , except that too much , for an installation meeting , was attempted , nothing but high praise is due to those who had the conducting of the entire proceedings . The customary Loyal auri Masonic toasts were duly honoured , after brief but forcible introductions by fche W . M . Ifc had been hoped thafc the toast of the Grand
Officers would have been responded to by Bro . Fenn , President of the Board of General Purposes , and the Consecrating Officer of the Lodge , bnt , for reasons above stated , thafc worthy brother had been compelled to leave . In his regretted absence , Bro . Joshua Nunn P-G . S . B . returned thanks , aud expressed wishes for continued success
to the Lodge . The I . P . M ., Bro . Digby , proposed the health of the Worshi pful Master in very eulogistic terms , as to his ability and general capacity for carrying out the duties of hia exalted position , & nd expressed his confidence that he would prove , by the exorcise of his skill and his eminent qualifications for the office , and his fitness
to rule , advance the interests of his Lodge . Amidst fche plaudits of the brethren , he wished him health and the support of T . G . A . O . T . U . in all his undertakings . A feeling response from tho W . M ., acknowledging the compliment paid to him , and assuring the members of his Lodge that nothing on his part should be wanting to justify the
expectation s they held , was concluded by hid proposing the health of f ho Initiates , who severally returned thanks for their reception . The Visitors received a very hearty welcome , and the W . M . congratulated his Lod ge on so large a number being present . Bro . James Stevens "•M . 1216 , & c , returned thanks on behalf of the Visitors , for the pleasure which had been afforded them , both in respect of Lodge
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work , admirably performed and the subsequent entertainment set before them . He ventured to express an opinion thafc the cere . monies performed that evening had been carried out in a manner svh " . v : h would have done credit to Lodges of many years' standing , and was therefore all the more creditable to the Richmond Lodge ,
which , under the guidance of such qualified brethren as the W . M . and his predecessor , could not fail to merit tbe success it sought to attain . Bros . W . R . Forge Prov . G . D . C . Middlesex , and Lucas P . M . 192 , also replied in terms of high commendation of the L > dsre proceedings , and appreciation of their welcome The health of the
Installing Master and Past Master was cordially received , and a handsome P . M . ' s jewel was presented to Bro . Digby , with best wishes from the Lodge , and hopes that he might live many years to wear ifc . To this toast Bros . Digby and Blasby severally responded in appropriate terms . The remaining tonsts were the Masonio
Charities , fche Officers , and the Tyler ' s toast , which brought the pro * ceedings to a close at a somewhat later hour than most of tbe London brethren had anticipated . It must , however , be admitted that they had every reason fco carry away with them remembrance of a meeting such as might induce them to desire ita repetition at future
installations in the Richmond Lodge . We cannot close this report withont ¦ > notice of the excellent vocal musio , arranged by , and under the direction of , Bro . W . 0 . Rainbow , the Organist of the Lodge , whose talented company comprised Madame Lita Jarrett , R . A . M ., Miss
Mary Horton , and Bros . Crew and Abell . The programme was an excellent selection , and the several artistes most effectively rendered their respective numbers . Their services were highly appreciated by all present .
ABBEY LODGE , No . 2030 .
THE installation meeting of this Lodge took place on Monday , the 10 th instant , at the Town Hall , Westminster , when Bro . F . Seager Hunt was installed as Worahipful Master of fche Lodge , in succession to Bros . W . Burdett-Coutts and W . H . Baker , the first and second Masters respectively . There was a large attendance of members and visitors , nearly two hundred signing fche attendance
book . Lodge was opened by Bro . W . H . Baker , who was supported during the meeting by the following Officers of fche Lodge : —Bros . Burdett-Coutts P . M ., F . Seager Hunt S . W . ( W . M . elect ) , W . Sngg J . W ., J . 0 . F . Warrington Rogers P . M . Treasurer , J . E . Shand P . M . Secretary , W . Bowman Spi & k P . M .., Rev . R . J . Simpson P . G . C .
Chaplain , J . Gibson S . D ., H . K . Baker J . D ., R . E . H . Goffin D . C , H . Mainwaring-Dunstan I . G ., H . W . Schartau Organist , C C . Piper and G . R . W . Wheeler Stewards . The minutes of fche regular Lirlge of the 8 th Maroh having been read and confirmed , the Worshipful Master advanced his Lodge , and proceeded to confer the second
degree on Bros . H . Dawsou , Morgan , Irving , and Cowley . He then took the ballot for two gentlemen who sought admission in'o the mysteries of Freemasonry—Mr . Percy George Hodson , proposal by Brother C Humphreys , and seconded by Brother Richards ; and Mr . Joseph Foster , nominated by the Worshipful Master , and
seconded by Brother Hambling . The result ; of the billot was unanimous in favour of these two candidates , who were subsequently admitted to the light of Masonry . The report of the Audit Committte was received , and formally adopted , after wh ' ch the ceremony of installation was proceeded with . Bro . Seager Hunt
was placed in the chair of the Lodge in the presence of some fifty installed Masters , and in due course received the salutations of his brethren . He appointed the following brethren as the Officers for the year : —Sugg S . W ., H . R . Baker J . W ., Simpson Chaplain , Rogers Treasurer , Shand Sec , Gibson S . D ., Goffin J . D ., Mainwaring .
Dnnstan I . G ., Piper D . C , Wheeler A . D . C , J . Browne-Martin and F , J . Smith Stewards , Schartau Organist , and W . Walkley Tyler . Bro . W . H . Baker , who throughout the day , had performed the dnties of the chair in a most efficient manner , then concluded the ceremony of installation , bringing his year of office to a mosfc satisfactory
conclusion . Lodge was subsequently closed , anl fche company repaired to bmquet . Among the Visitors present were Bros . the Hon . and Rev . Francis Byng , M . A ., 1635 , Chaplain to the House of Commons , Frederick Binckes Past G and Steward , Secretary of the Royal Masonic Institution for Boy- « , E . Paetel 1624 , G . Pallett 12 * 7 , W . C Page P . M . 1475 , J . Di is ,
1604 , J . Hickman 177 , A . Clifford P . M . 1017 , J . W . King W . M . 186 , E . St . Clair 14 , George Evans 172 , J . St phens P . M , 1425 , J . J . Thomas S . D . 753 , C R . Wicken W . M . 773 , E . Wnllace P . M . 907 , S . R . Lovett I . G . 3 , H . 0 . Jones 907 , Walter Mitchell P . M . 1558 , Andrew Edwards S . W . 1328 , R . Kirk 1681 . G . Jenkins W . M . 72 , A . J . Bignold 1624 . Albert T . Haves 1425 , J . D . Langton VV . M .
2096 , J . H . Bishop 1965 , W . Herbage P . M . 177 P . P . G . R . Es .-x , II . J . Weiss , J . J . Woolloy P . M . 15 , C . We ) lard P . M . 1319 , S . Pop « 1624 , A . F . Peacock 177 , R . Hewetson 177 , F . J . Wray P . M . 1257 , II . Phillips 155 , II . Holson W . M . 1684 , 0 . Newman , H . Carman 54 S ,
G . Hamilton W . M . 1446 , G . A . Garrett P . M . 1366 , J . Williams 15 , George Bonlton P . M . 1604 , J . Kay W . M . 742 , W . J . Bennett 177 , C . Dovey P . M . 176 , W . Church 1365 , W . Shurmur W . M . 1471 , J . T . Baker P . M . 1305 , E . B . Cox 1563 , J . G . Wynn 201 , J . J . Pope 1305 , W . S . Whittaker P . M . 1572 , J . T . Pilditch P . M . 1420 , J . H . Tee 1538 , W . 0 . Wigley W . M . 1348 , J . Russell
VV . M . 1572 , R . Burldon P . M . 860 , S . Goddeu P . M . 862 , G . Groves 55 , T . Dodson P . M . 860 , W . Richards W . M . 1853 , W . Jones 511 , H . W . Davie P . M . 173 , D . P . Holness P . M . 1471 , H . W . Hunt P . M . 1537 , W . Worrell P . M . 706 , W . W . Lee 1897 , J . Oakham P . M . 1853 , J . Collins 860 , E . Walker W . M . 1766 , T . Morris Sec . 177 ,
W . H . Hall W . M . 704 , W . G . Burney 1615 , H . Heuton P . M . 1559 , E . Styles 704 , D . Haslett P . M . 145 , J . E . Rimmer 1609 , D . Penderleith 177 , F . Rypson 1085 , E . Bouluois 1635 , F . Butt P . M . 700 , J . H . Brass 1681 , H . Parkin 1319 , T . Griffiths P . M . 14 X 6 , H . C . Barker 21 , T . Hill 813 , E . J . Rose 1766 , F , Bevan 1706 , W . Draper P . M . 1305 , James Richards 1216 , C F . Jenkins 464 , C Greenwood jun ., Prov , Grand Sec . Surrey , E . A . Peachey 1928 , and others .