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1428-The Great City , Masons * HaU . Masons' Avenue , B . C ., at 6 . 30 ( Inst . ) 1614 -Covent Garden , Constitution , Bedfnrd-street , VV . C ., at 7 A 5 ( Instruction ) 1623—West SmithBeld , Freemasons' Hall , W . O . 1673—Langton , Mansion Housa Station Restaurant , E . C . at 6 , ( Instruction ) 1677—Crusaders , Old Jerusalem Tav . St . John ' s GateClorkenwellat 9 ( Inst . )

, , , 1728—Temple Bar , Anderton ' s Hotel , Fleet-street 1901—Selwyn , East Dulwich Hotel , Kast Dulwich . 1963—Duke of Albany , Masonic Hall , Shaftesbury Park , Lavender Hill fc . A . 763—Prince Frederick William , Lord ' s Hotel , St . John ' s Wood , at 8 . ( In . ) R . A . 1471—North London , Canonbury Taver ., Canonbury Place , at 8 . ( Inst . ) M . M . 199—Duke of Connaught , Haverlock , Albion-r , l „ D . ' ilston , at 8 . 30 ( lust . ,

42—Relief , Albion Hotel , Hay market-street , Bury , Lancashire 66— Howard . High-sireet ,, Arundel 98—St . Martin , Town Hall , Burslem 203—Ancient Union , Masonic Hall , Liverpool 21 o—Commerce , Commercial Hotel , Hashngdon 268—Union , Queen ' s Arms Inn , George-street . Ashton-under-Lvne 343—Concord , Militia Officers' Mess Kooins , Starkie-streetPreston ,

, 345—Perseverance , Old Bull Hotel , Church-street , Blackburn . 367—Probity and Freedoir , Red Lion Inn , Smallbridge 432—Abbey , Newdegale Arms , Nureaton 523—John of Gaunt , t'reen-asons' Hall , Halford-sfcreet , Leicester 600—Harmony , i ' le ^ masonn' Hall , riuleui-street , Bradford 605—Combermere , Queeen ' s Hotel , i-tirkenuead 663—Wiltshire Fidelity , AiasomcHal , Devized .

971—Trafalgar , Private Room , Commercial -Street , Batley 1011—Richmond , Crown Hotel , Uliekiriars-Bireet , Salford 1 W 2— -Excelsior , Masonic Hwi , Great Ucoige-scree ; , Leeds

1337—JUIIK Harold , Untannia Hotei , Waltham New Town Mt-Uuity , JJasonio Han , credit ;* J , Oovon 14 S "— J itzulan , Wynstay Arma , Uswesay 161 * 1—Thorubill , & la , omo Kooin , Dearn House , Lindley 1680-Uau ^ rue , Ked Liou UUM , uajtoui . Uen * . 6 . ( Tnatrnotion ) -H" f , ^ - > * ' . ' ounta i ) Oumnbero , Hotih . Street , Chichester R . A . art-oaledoni-in , JCreeniBeous' HallMancheacer

. R . A . 249—Miirinevs , iia . jme Hall , Liverpool R . A . 2 s 3— Wisdom , Swan lun , Hadhutueli ? . " £ ; ^^ qinuity , Red Lion , Aucnugton M . M .-0 anyn >* e 3 , J *' r « - . emasons' Hall , Urmiol - ^• m" " — ' or ^ moutb , ddaauuic Hah , ± \ -rfcimouth K . l .-Willium tie la More , Masonic Koouw , de . Helens , Liverpool

- FRIDAY , 2 Iat SEPTEMBER . House Committee Boya' School , Wood Green , at i ^^ Ltl ^ t ^ f ^ vumeui , rrwu ^ uu-j * Hall , at 7 . itZstui ^ w ^^ " > ° > I 15 Oxford-street , W ., at 8 ( Inftrue . ) ^ -Unittt £ *^ ^ ' ^ g ' 8-wad , Uheltea , at 7 ; 30 . ( Instruction ) ' 766-WuCi .- ^ f , * "TV fT" "" ' Uauioerweli . at 7 . 60 .. - . instruct . ) / OO *» llliam HealOU , St . Andrew ' s Tn . VBrn . ( i « nruH Sr ... K . ilror Si oh-J , I „ ,

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SATURDAY , 22 nd SEPTEMBER .

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Burrell Lodge, No. 1829.

BURRELL LODGE , No . 1829 .

¦ TlN Thursday afternoon , the 6 th inst ., a meeting of the brethren of this Lodge was held at tho Royal George Hotel , Shoreham . ihe W . M . Bro . J . Harrison P . M 804 , P . Prov . Grand Snperintendent of Works , Hants and Isle of Wiarht . presided , while anions *

tbose present were Bros . T . Packbara I . P . M . Prov . G . Steward , *>• Bnd ges S . W ., T . Hardy J . W ., H . Cheal Secretary , R . B . Higham o-O ., A . Gill J . D ., R . B . Y . Powell I . G ., K . Smith Organist , W . » wales , T . Holloway , and G . Fieldus , Stewards ; T . B . Gates , R .

V \ r u ' rarDell > Jinsrnes , jr . jNew , A . J . Carpenter , J . Parsons , ^ Mitchell , and G . B . Pitt , while among the visitors were Brothers vv . Harris W . M . St . Patrick ' s 295 , D . Fegan S . D . St . Patrick ' s 295 , n 9 ( t ™ l ' G Dickinson Lansborongh 1681 , W . Stauton , Lebanon In a ' ld * f * aCker ° York 315 ' M- Grinber Atlingworth 1821 , * c . war \ i to the or ( iinar 7 business of the meeting the following "ere elected Officers for the ensning year , viz . —Brother Capt .

Burrell Lodge, No. 1829.

Raymond Burrell W . M ., Bros . T . Paokham I . P . M . Treasurer , J . Harman Tyler . Brother T . Paokham then said he had a most pleasing duty to perform on behalf of the brethren of the Barrell Lodge , in making a presentation to their esteemed W . M . Brother J . Harrison , in appreciation of his grefit work on behalf of the Masonio Charities . With the utmost confidence he could aay that Brother

Harrison possessed all the virtues of a good Mason , and he kneiv no one more energetic ou bohalf of the Masonic Charities , or who worked better in furthering the interests of any goxl cause . A . * their W . M ., he was drawing near the expiry of his term of office , and while occupying the ohair had not only dona excellent work ia the Lodge , but , during the year , had worked so hard in the oau-ie of

Masouic Charities , that the brethren had decided , at a meeting held in July , to tender him a cordial vote of thanks , the same to take the form of an illuminated address . Ou behalf of the Lodge , he trusted Bro . Harrison would be Ion" spared to work amongst them , and concluded bis remarks by wishing health and happiness to him and his family . The address , written by Mr . F , Curtis , was an excellent work of art , and read as follows : —

" Barrell Lod < - > e , 1829 . At a meeting of this Lodge , held at the Royal George Hotel , Shoreham , on 5 tb July 1883 , it was proposed and unanimously r * " 8 ol * ed , 'That a oordial vote of thanks be given to Brother John Harrison W . M ., of this Lodge , for his energy and continued working io the cause of tbe Masonic Charities , and

particularly in representing this L nlge as Steward at the Annual Festival of the Boya' School on 20 th June 1833 , when he took up the sum of £ 222 12 s , and that the same be recorded on rollum and presented to him . ' ( Signed ); T . Paokham I . P . M ., E . Bridges S . W ., T . Hardy J . W ., H . Cheal Secretary . 6 th September 1883 . "

Brother J . Harrison , on rising to respond , waa warmly received . He thanked the brethren sincerely , and could as .-mro them that he valued very highly the gratifying token of their esteem whioh he had just received . Reference had been made to his work on behalf of the Masonic Charities . He had been honoured by representing the Burrell Lodge , and felt great pleasure in doing his utmost to

assist those who were unable tr help themselves . On tho motion of Bro . B . Bridges , the Lodge resolved to present Bro . Harrison with a Past Master ' s gold jewel on his retirement from office . Tne Lodge having been closed , the brethren sat down to a complimentary binqnet given in honoar of Brother Harrison , and served up in ' xcellent style by Bro . Gates . Bro . T . Paokham presided . The

post prandial proceedings included several toasts . The Chairman gave "The Qaeen and the Craft , " "Th « M . W . G . M . S . R . H . the Prince of Wales and the Officers of Grand Lodge , present and past , " when Bro . Harrison gave in complimentary terras " The R . W . Bro . Sir W . W . Barrell , Bart ., M . P ., Prov . G . M . of Sussex , and Officers of Prov . Grand Lodge , present and past . Bro . Paokham responded ,

and then gave what he termed the toast of the evening , " The W . M . Bro . J . Harrison P . M . 804 , P . rrov . Grand Snpt . of Works Hants and the Isle of Wk'ht , and tbe Masonic Charities . " Ifc was gratifying to see so many present who were nnable to attend the Lodge meeting—a testimony of well . deserved respect to their W . M . Alluding to Bro . Harrison ' s energy on behalf of the Masonio

Charities , he remarked that there were Masons and Masons . There were some who took little or no interest in their Lodge work , while there were others , like Bro . Harrison , who fully carried out the principles of charity . In their W . M . they had one who could not be surpassed in his devotion to the canse of their great Masonio Charities . —Bro . Harrison , in responding , thanked the brethren for cordially receiv .

ing tbe toast , and associating his name with the Charities . He bad for many years taken great interest in the institutions associated with the Craft , and he trusted to be able for many more years to work as heartily as he bad done in the past . Their appreciation of his services wonld stimulate him to greater exertions , and to endeavour to keep the Burrell Lodge in the front . Since the Lodge had

been opened , four years ago , the brethren , independently of the Lodge , bad subscribed £ 229 19 s to tbe Charities , and possessed tbirty . eig ht votes for the Boys' School , twenty-six for the Girls ' , seven for the Old Men ' s Institution , and six for tbat of the Old Women . Considering the short time the Lodge had been opened , it had done more than any other in the kingdom .

He himself had 33 votes for the various Charities , and he said this , not in any spirit of egotism , but to urge the brethren to work with increased zeal . He trusted next year to place before the Provincial Grand Lodge a scheme for tbe establishment of a Charity Organization for Sussex , similar to those in Lancashire and Yorkshire , whioh would enable them to send all the children of deceased Masons

( should they require it ) to a school in the neighbourhood , and thus avoid breaking up tbe family , as was tbe case when one was selected and sent to the Boys' or Girls' Schools . Of late years Sussex bad been singularly fortunate in not requiring the assistance of the Masonio Charities , bnt be knew of several deserving cases which would soon demand their careful and Masonio consideration . He shonld do hia

utmost to render what assistance was possible , and confidently relied upon the co-operation of tho brethren of the Burrell Lodge . Bro , Paokham gave the next toast , the W . M . elect , and congratulated the Lodge upon securing one of the family which gave its name to the Lodge as their W . M . for the ensning year . The remaining toasts were the Visitors , the I . P . M . and P . M . ' s , and the Tyler ' s toast . A most agreeable and harmonious evening was spent .

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