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Brotherhood . The Prov . G . M . proposed tbe Stewards , to which Bro . Solomon replied . The Tyler ' s toast completed the list . The various toasts were agreeably interspersed by songs and glees , given b . y Bros . J . Large , "E . Broadbridge , W . Roe , G . Colo , and Signor Conti . the whole being nnder tho direction of Bro . VV . Roe Prov . Grand Organist , who was assisted by Bro . A . King P . P . G . O . —Sussex Daily "News .

Dalb . OTj . sie Lodge of Instruction , No . 860 . —Held at Bro . Smyth's , Sisters' Tavern , Pownnll-road , Dalston , on the 11 th instant . Bros . Edwards W . M ., F . Brasted S . W ., Glass J . W ., Wardell S . D ., Smyth J . D ., Baker I . G ., J . Lorkin P . M . Secretary , P . M . Wallington Preceptor ; also Bros . Allen , Forss , Clark , Christian , Gosling , Dignam , A . Ferrar , Carr , Bunker , C . Lorkin , and others . The Lodge

was opened , and the minutes were roid and confirmed . Brother Christian , as candidate for passing , was entrusted ; tho Lodgo wns opened in the second , when Brother Christian was passed to the degree of Fellow Craft . Lodge was called from labour to refresh , ment , and after resuming its Masonic duties , Bro . Christian worked the first section of the lectnro , assisted by the brethren . Bro . C .

Lorkin gave the lecture on the second tracing hoard . The Lodge was opened and closed in tho third degree . Bro . Brasted assisted Bro . C . Lorkin to work the third section of the second lecture . Lodge wns closed in the second degree , and Bro . Forss worked the first and fonrth sections of the first , lecture , assisted bv tho brethren . Bro .

F . Brasted was elected W M . for the ensuing week . The Fifteen Sections will be worked at this Lodge of Instruction on Tuesday evening , the 25 th , at seven o ' clock , on which occasion onr esteemed Bro . P . M . Barnes will preside . Craftsmen are invited to attend . Nothing further offering for the good of Freemasonry , Lodge was closed in due form aud ndionrned .

Burdett Coutts Lodge of Instruction , No . 1278—Held at the Lamb Tavern , opposite Bet . hnal-gree'i Junction , on 12 » h instant . Present : —Bros . Hand W . M ., Chitson S . W ., Bonner J . W ., Ward S . D ., Stewart T . G ., Christian , & c . After preliminaries , Bro Christian answered the questions leading to the second degree , and was duly entrusted . Lodge opened in the second , and the W . M .

rehearsed the ceremony of passing . Lodge resumed in the first degree , and tbe W . M . rehearsed the ceremony of initiation , Bro . Christian acting as candidate . Bro . Stewart worked the first and second sections of the lecture , assisted by the brethren . Bro . Chitson was elected W . M . for next week . Lodge was then closed , and adjourned .

St . Peter ' s Lodge , No . 1330 , Market Harborough . — The installation meeting of this Lodge was held at the Swans Hotel , on Friday , when Bro . W . W . Wartnaby was installed as Worshi pful Master , Bro . Dr . Grant conducting the ceremony . The Officers for

the year were then appointed . After business an excellent banquet was put upon the tables by the host ancl hostess , Mr . and Mrs . Bowles . The W . M . did not preside , owing to a family bereavement , but Bro . Grant presided in his place . A very enjoyable evening waa spent .

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Secretary , and others . Tlio ceremony of initiation was ably rehearsed by the W . M ., and Bro . McDonald worked the first , second , and third sections of the lecture , assisted by the brethren . Bro . R . W . Galer , 1366 , Highgate Lodge , was elected a member , and Bro . Kimbell S . W . was elected W . M . for Wednesday , 5 th October . On Wed . nesday , 5 th October , Bro . W . Kimbell occupied tbe chair as W . M .,

? J > PPorted by Bros . Seymonr-Clarke S . W ., J . Robson J . W ., Myers P . M . Pre ceptor , C . Robson , Chamberlain , McDonald , Gder , C . Smith , Partridge , Groom , and others . This being the first Wednesday in the month , the first ceremony was rehearsed , and Bro . McDonald a oain worked the sections of the lecture , assisted by the brethren . The Bye-laws were also read , and an Audit Committee appointed .

Bro . Seymonr-Clarke was elected W . M . for Wednesday , 12 th October , to work the second degree . Lodge was closed in due form , with prayer . It was announced that Bro . Barnes , P . M . 554 , had con . Rented to preside nt the working of the Fifteen Sections in this Lodge on the first Wednesday in November , Bro . Cnudick P . M . 1421 to be S . W ., and Bro . Musto P . M . 1319 J . W . After giving tho names , it is unnecessary to add that a M . vonic treat is in store for that

evening , and we hopo very many will participate . The ballot for a Life Snbscribership will doubtless be taken in November , amongst those who have attended at least six times in the previous six months .

King's Cross Lodge of Instruction , No . 1732 . —The regular meeting was held at the Adam's Arms , Hampstead-street , Fitzroy . ? qiiare , on the 9 th inst . Among tho numerous brethren pres nt were Bros . J . J . Michael W . M . 1107 , W . M . Stiles P . M . 1732 and W . M . elect 1507 , and many distinguished W . M . 's and P . M . 's . The ct-air was occupied by Bro . H . Stiles W . M . of the parent Lodge , Bros . H . Silvester ( Bro . Sidney Franks ) S . W . whom all wero pleased

, to see after his recent severe accident , L . Solomon J . W ., W . M . Stiles S D ., N . Vallentine J . D ., B . Kauffman I . G ., L . Jaiobs as Secretary , Devine Treasurer . J . Hemming Preceptor . The ceremony of installation was ably rehearsed by tho VV . M . to the satisfaction of all present Bro . J . Michael acting as D . C , Bro . Edwin Storr as candidate . The « remony of passing was rehearsed by the W . M ., Bro . J . Elwin act-^ g as candidate . The second section of the second lecture waa

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worked . Bro . J . Elvin , No . 53 S . was elected a member . Bro . J . J . Michael , in eloquent terms , proposed that a cordial vote of thanks be recorded on the minutes for the ablo manner Bro . H . Stiles had performed lhe ceremony of installation . This was seconded by Bro . Hemming , and unanimously carried . The Lodgo of Instrnction waa then closed nntil rh" Ifith inst . Bro . Silvester was elected VV . M . The Fifteen Sections will bo worked on tho 23 rd inst ., J . Hemming , 1287 , in the chair

As whatever relates to Trnro Cathedral must arouse strong feelings of interest among members of the Craft , we will note that on Saturday last , at the Bishop ' s Library , Truro , was held a meeting of tho General Committee , amon ? those present being the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe ,

P . G . M Cornwall , in the chair , tho Bishop of Truro , and E . T . Carlyon , Secretary of the Committee and Prov . Grand Secretary Cornwall . The meeting was held for the purpose of receiving the report of the Executive Committee , which among other things recommended that Carnsew

granite should be used for the plain ashlar w > rk of the outer walling of the crypt and quire , "box ground " being used for most of the dressed work inside , the architect beiner at liberty to use " Doulting " wherever he may

wish . The bulk of the interior plain work for the surface of walls is recommended to be of St . Stephen ' s granite , interior dressings to be of Bath , or other stone , at the architect's discretion .

On Thursday last Lady Roberts , wife of our gallant Bro . Sir P . "Roberts , Bart ., V . C ., G . C B , was presented with a bust of her husband . The interesting * ceremony took place at the studio of the sculptor , Mr . BT . Harvey F . R . H . S ., where also were assembled several ladies and gentlemen ,

many of whom are members of the Royal Historical Society . The presentation was entrusted to Dr . Zerffi , President of the Society , who , in a few well chosen words , requested Lady Robert ' s acceptance of the bust . Sir

Frederick briefly but appropriately acknowledging her acceptance of the gift . The bust , which is in terra cotta , represents the gallant soldier in undress staff uniform , wearing only the decoration of the Victoria Cross , and is said to be an excellent likeness .

The Marquis of Hartington , Provincial Grand Master Derbyshire , has been staying at Balmoral , as Minister in attendance on the Queen .

Yesterday ( Friday ) was fixed for the inaugural ceremony to take place in connection with the restoration of the Priory Gateway at Dover , the principal role on the occasion being assigned to Earl Granville , as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports .

On Friday last H . R . H . the Prince of Wales honoured Colonel Farquharson , of Invercauld , with a visit , and in the afternoon the gallant host , with his royal and other visitors , had a very successful deer hunt , five fine and showilyantlered stags forming the quarry . The Princess of Wales drove over later , and joined the party at luncheon .

The Fifteen Sections will be worked in the La Tolerance Lodge of Instruction , No . 538 , at Morland's Hotel , on Wednesday , the 26 th October , Bro . H . Richardson S . W . 1348 in the chair . Bros . B . Farwig P . M . 180 S . W ., J . Hemming 1287 J . W ., J . Hurdell S . D . 1348 Preceptor .

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