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STAFFORDSHIRE . 637 J B Ashwell 112 12 6 726 Geo Wormall 112 12 6 2582 A John E Chambers — 2582 A Wm H Fendrick — Unatt . A S B Dickinson

—SUFFOLK . Prov . & Lo 1224 C J NRow ) 157 10 0 „ „ T Bates )' 376 Geo Turner 70 0 0

936 Geo H Garrett SURBEY . 416 C Attersoll Smith 37 15 0

889 Geo R Scott 65 12 6 1046 Frederick Stroyan 21 0 0 1362 Alexander Edis 18 18 0 1395 ( Lo & Ch ) A H Bowles 50 0 0 1872 Charles W Emson 10 10 0 _ - « •»» . i rrr \ f \ f \ 1981 Francis Neale 70 0 0

2096 W D Hayward 81 18 0 2222 John Ellinger 91 7 0 2422 Chas P King 49 7 0 2422 A E G Wilson — 2473 E L Berry 115 10 0 Unatt . C O Burgess 10 10 0

SUSSEX . 40 Percy Beer 38 1 0 40 H Boyce 10 10 0 315 B Drury 15 15 0 315 E White 21 0 0 732 Harry Manwaring 32 11 0 1110 - E H Trotter 10 10 0 1110 H G White 10 10 0

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1821 V W Burdon 38 17 0 1829 E Rushbridge 10 10 0 2483 . WN Oldham 17 5 6 WARWICKSHIRE . 925 Cornelius Chambers 136 10 0 925 A Thos Ballington

—925 A Harry Meredith — 925 A W S Stevens — 925 A R B Morgan — 925 A Chas Hodgkinson — 1031 Joseph J Kendall 36 15 0

1031 Arthur Sod way 26 5 0 1431 Wm Hiilman 10 10 0 1431 W F Jeffery

WOECESTERSHIRE . 1204 Andrew A Brockett 78 15 0 2034 Samuel G Mason 36 15 0 2385 J Round 36 15 0 Unatt . J J B Arter 47 5 0 VJUtUUU . U W JJ ALUVl . Tt ( U \ J

YORKSHIRE ( NORTH AND EAST ) . Prov . W A Hutchence 36 15 0 312 John H Harrowing , CO . 70 0 0 1511 George L Shackles Alexandra M . C . A . George Leigh 21 0 0

YORKSHIRE ( WEST ) . 154 Wm A Statter 154 Henry S Childe 208 Robt I Critchley , J . P . 275 Alfred Arrnitage 289 Henry B Wilson 302 Henry Smith 306 William Blackburn

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306 Alfred Eedmayne 408 Hugh S Holds-worth 652 James Graham 904 Frederick Cleeves 904 P Bancroft Coward 1019 Jesse A Thornton

1102 William Wilson , J . P . 1102 Walter Bailey 1102 Thomas G Howell 1102 John France 1462

1513 Frederick C Browne 1513 Crowther Sugden 1513 Wilton Brooke 1513 Frederick Atkinson Total from Province 420 0 0 JERSEY . Prov . Dr . Maxwell Le Cronier 241 10 0

FOREIGN . MALTA . Malta C . A . W E Cook 115 10 0

CYPRUS . 2402 F H Parker 11 0 0 EGYPT . 1105 Major-Gen . H L M Bundle ST . HELENA . 488 Guy W Hogg

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

— : o : — DUKE OF FIFE CHAPTER , No . 2345 . ( pHE annual festival was held at Anderton ' s Hotel , Fleet Street , on 1 Wednesday , 5 th inst ., Comp . A . Harvey Z . The installation of Principals was performed in a most exemplary manner by Comp . Voisey , who installed Comps . J . A . Bandall as Z ., W . G . Boswell as H ., and S . G . Bonner as J . Comp . Randall , who had been very ill , then , with the full sympathy and

permission of the members , vacated the chair while Comp . J . W . Folkard P . Z . invested the Officers for the year , viz .: —Comps . C . Woods S . E ., A . Robertson Treasurer , J . Mitchell P . S ., T . Morris 1 st Assist . Soj ., C . J . Fitch 2 nd Assist . Soj ., J . Smith Steward , J . A . Barton Organist , and C . Patrick Janitor . The S . N .-elect , Comp . Munslow , being absent , was not invested . Comps . Taylor and Sinclair , the Auditors , presented the report of the Audit Committee , congratulating the Chapter on its sound financial position . Zi tne biu

Comp . morns reported tne illness ot ( Jomp . wyer . r .., ana .. was instructed to send him a letter of hearty sympathy , also to express a hope that he would soon be fully restored to health . Comp . Voisey P . Z . read the communication from the Grand Master , giving particulars of the Grand Diamond Jubilee Meeting to be held at the Albert Hall , on 14 th June . Other communications -were read and the S . E . drew attention to the meeting of Freemasons , at the South London Cathedral , on Ascension Day . A candidate was proposed for the next meeting , alter which , all business being concluded , the Convocation adjourned .

Comp . J . W . Folkard presided over the festive board , and after doing justice to a most recherche banquet , well worthy of the traditions of the house , the usual Loyal and Arch toasts were duly honoured . Comp . Folkard proposed the Grand Officers , referring to their action generally in the interests of the Order . Comp . A . Harvey , in proposing the M . E . Z ., said he did so with pleasure and yet with regret , pleasure that Comp . Randall had reached the high and honoured position of their first ruler , regret that he had been so ill , and consequently had been compelled to run away . Every member knew how earnest and energetic their M . E . Z . was . He had from the commencement of their existence been held in high esteem , and had their very heartiest Rvmimf . hv at this time .

Comp . Folkard suitably responded ; after which he proposed the H . and J ., both capital fellows , good ritualists , earnest workers , good-hearted Masons . In their hands the interests of the Chapter were sure to be wellwatched . Comp . Boswell , as the first baby in the Chapter , was glad his efforts were appreciated . He should still work hard . Comp . Bonner expressed similar sentiments , and also referred to the careful and impressive installation of himself by Comp . Voisey .

The M . E . Z . proposed the Installing Principal . Comp . Voisey had aided them from the very first . His attendance , advice , and help were always forthcoming ; and were always much appreciated by the members . He had that evening installed the Principals in a manner that was simply perfect . They wished him long life , health and happiness . Comp . Voisey said that he had been present at the Chapter at its

consecration , and bad watched it carefully ever since . He would do anything he could for it . His pleasure at installing Comp . Randall was very great . He had watched his Masonic career , and had put him through almost every step that he had taken . As a Mason he was a very capital fellow , and would make a good ruler over their meetings . Other toasts followed .

Farmhouse, Seaside, And Country Lodgings.

FARMHOUSE , SEASIDE , AND COUNTRY LODGINGS .

THE Great Western Railway Company has issued a nicely illustrated pamphlet , containing lists of Farmhouses , seaside and country lodgings , Hotels , and Boarding Houses in the districts served by the Great Western

Farmhouse, Seaside, And Country Lodgings.

line , including Jersey and Guernsey . The pamphlet shows the accommoda' tion obtainable , and the features of interest in the various localities , and will be found exceedingly useful to Tourists . Copies can be obtained free on application at the Company ' s London Receiving Offices , and at Paddington Station and at the principal Stations throughout the line , or the Company ' s

Divisional Superintendents at Paddington , Sec , will forward same on receipt of twopence to defray postage . Copies can also be obtained at Messrs . Smith and Son ' s bookstalls at the Stations on the Great Western Railway , at the price of Id each . The pamphlet is published by Messrs . Walter Hill & Co ., of 67 and 69 Southampton Row , London , W . C .

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