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Notices Of Meetings.
Order of St- Lawrence the Martyr . —The annual meeting of the Ebor Lodge took place at the Queen ' s Hotel , York , on Wednesday last , when Bro . Geo . Simpson , the AV . M . elect , was duly installed by Bro . T . B . Whytehead , the outgoing R . W . Master . The Prov . Grand Lodge of West Yorkshire being hold on the same day , at Barnsley , prevented the attendance both of members and intending candidates from the West Riding , but the meeting was of an
exceedingly pleasant character . Bro . Simpson appointed ancl invested his Officers as follow . —Bros . T . B . AVhy tehead I . P . M . and D . C , J . S . Cumberland S . AV ., T . Cooper J . AV ., Rev . AV . C . Lukis Chaplain , A . T . B . Turner Treas . and Recorder , M . Millington S . D ., Wm . Paley J . D ., C . G . Padel Orgst ., T . Humphries I . G ., W . P . Husband Keeper of tho G . Five candidates presented themselves , and were admitted to the degree . A gninea was paid from the Lodgo funds to the Steward ' s list for tho next Benevolent Festival of Bro . T . Cooper .
Duke of Connaught Lodge of Instruction , No . 1524 . —At Havelock Tavern , Albion-road , Dalston , on 15 th inst . Present —Bros . Fieldwick AV . M ., G . Ferrar S . W ., Bonner J . AV ., Olley S . D ., Thomas J . D ., W . Ferrar I . G ., Ferrar Treasurer , Williams Secretary , and others . The Locige was opened in ancient form with solemn prayer . The minntes of previous meeting were read and confirmed . Tho ceremony of raising was rehearsed , Bro . AV . Ferrar candidate ,
and he having answered the usual questions , was raised to tho sublime degree of M . M . The Lodge was resumed to the first degree . Bro . Bonner worked the first , Bro . A . R . Olley the second , Bro . Fieldwick third and fourth sections of the Lecture , assisted by tho brethren . Bro . Geo . Ferrar was unanimously elected AV . M . for the ensningweek . Nothing further offering , the Lodge was closed and adjourned to AVednesday , 22 nd insfc .
Sir Hugh Myddelton Lodge of Instruction , No . 1602 . —Held its weekly meeting at Bro . C . J . G . AVood ' s , Crown and Woolpack , Sfc . John , street -road , on Tnesday , the 7 th instant . Present—Bros . Read AV . M ., Hallam jun . S . AV ., Pelikan J . AV ., A . W . Fenner acting Preceptor , J . Osborne Secretary , Gibbs S . D ., Greene J . D ., Wood l . G . ; also Bros . Cook , Hyland , Norris , F . Goode , & c .
The usual formalities were complied with as regards opening , and Lodge was advanced . Bro . Pelikan answered the questions . Bro . Fenner gave proof of his proficiency . Tho ceremony of passing was rehearsed , Bro . Greene acting as candidate . Tho ceremony of initiation was ably rehearsed , Bro . Norris being tho candidate . Bro . Hallam jun . was appointed to preside at tho next meeting , after which Lodge was closed and adjourned .
Eboracum Lodge , No . 1611 . —There was a full attendance of brethren at tho regular meeting of this Lodge on Monday night , at the Queen ' s Hotel , York . Bro . J . S . Cumberland AV . M . presided , and was supported by Bros . T . B . Whytehead I . P . M ., G . Balmford P . M . and Treas ., C G . Padel S . AV ., J . T . Seller J . AV ., J . Kay Sec , T . Humphries Assist , Sec , M . Millington S . D ., T . D . Smith J . D ., G .
Simpson M . C ., A . T . B . Turner Assist . M . C ., G . II . Simpson Organist , J . Blenkin I . G ., P . Pearson Tyler , G . II . Hebblethwaite Steward , and Bros . H . Jackson , Girling , R . AVare , C . Blackstono , Leah , AV . P . Husband , J . Lackenby , G . C Lee , J . R . Jackson , and Irving . Visitors—Bros . J . Hanly W . M . 287 , L . Murphy S . AV . 287 , J . B . Somerset , AV . Harris and S . Russell 287 , A . Hnfrher P . M . Faith 581 , & c . After an
initiation , excellently worked by the AV . M ., several matters were disposed of , and the W . M . presented to the Lodge , on behalf of Bro . T . P . Smith , a quarto copy of tho Constitutions of 1823 , for which valuable gift tho warmest thanks of tho brethren wero accorded . Bro . A . T . B . Turner announced his intention to accompany Bro . T . Cooper P . M . as a Steward at tho Festival of the Masonic Benevolent
Institution , and a subscription list having been opened , a very handsome sum was subscribed in tho room , the W . M . remarking ou the pleasure it afforded him to seo that their old and valued , true and trusty friend , Bro . Cooper , would take up with him the heaviest list yet contributed by the "Littlo Eboracum . " After the closing of the Lodge , a harmonious evening was spent , enlivened by songs from
the W . M ., Bro . T . Humphries and others . The health of the AV . M . was warmly received , the proposer , Bro . Balmford P . M ., remarking ou the hearty way in which he had thrown his whole energies into the affairs of the Lodge , and saying that the ceremony of that evening , the first the AV . M . had worked , proved him a really good working
Master , and from the way the Oflicers worked , he judged they had one and all determined to discharge their duties with faithfulness and zeal . In the case of the Eboracum Lodge , its history , short as it was , showed that it had only to continue as it had begun , to hold its splendid position amongst the Lodges of tho provinces .
Eleanor Lodge . No-1707 . —An emergency meeting was held on AVednesday last at the Angel Hotel , Edmonton . Present—Bros . J . H . Thompson AV . M ., C . Lovebond S . W ., C . R . Garnetfc J . W ., J . Tanner P . M . Sec , AV . Y . Byers Treas ., J . Ramsey S . D ., R . J . Leaman J . D ., G . S . Symmons D . C , C . Oliver I . G ., Church acting Tyler . Bros . Pinder , Watson , G . Perry , Cooper , Ginningham , J . Perry ,
Taylor , Frith . Visitors—Bros . AV . Johnston 766 , W . Palmer 913 , J . H . AVilkin 1260 , J . Garrod D . C . 754 , J . A . Turner J . D . 1237 , G . Dore 376 . After Lodge was opened , the W . M . proceeded with the business , and the ballot being in favour of a candidate for initiation , he was , together with others , namely , Messrs . Wright and Mason , regularly introduced and initiated into the mysteries and privileges of
Freemasonry , tbe ceremony being effectively rendered by Bro . Thompson W . M . A sum of money was voted for the Benevolent Institution , to be placed ou Bro . Tanner's list , who will represent this Lodgo at tbe forthcoming Festival . Tho Lodge was then closed , and the brethren adjourned to banquet , and spent the remainder of theeveningin good fellowship and brotherly love .
Notices Of Meetings.
Colonel H . Somerville was raised to the 33 rd degree on the 2 nd insfc . at 33 Golden-square .
Bro . Samuel Rawson , 33 " , P . Provincial Grand Master of China , was present at the funeral of Bro . John Boyd on the 4 th inst . "We regret that our reporter omitted to mention his name .
The Worshipful Company of Poulterers liave given a donation of £ 5 5 s in aid of the funds of tlie Royal Albert Orphan Asylum for Thoroughly Destitute Children , Colling , wood-court , Near Bag-shot , Surrey . It is gratifying to know that the claims of this deserving charity aro receiving recognition .
The fifteen sections -will he worked at the Covent Garden Lodge of Instruction , No . 1614 , Ashley ' s Hotel , Henriettastreet , W . C , on Thursday 23 rd Jan ., by the La Tolerance Lodge of Instruction , No . 538 , when Bro . E . Farwig W . M . 180 will preside .
IRRESISTIBLE ATTBACTION . —The world ' s metropolis contains many attractive sights , and country visitors whose stay in London is limited , find it difficult to decido tho question , " AVhere shall wo go ? " Tho list of chosen places , however , is generally headed Maskelyne and Cooke , England ' s Home of Mystery , Egyptian Hall . AVhy ? Because thero is charming originality even beyond imitation ;
startling and mystifying illusions defying description , and which cannot bo witnessed in any other place in tho whole world . A programme providing matter for edifying study and hearty amusement ; an entertainment supported and recommended nofc only hy tho public generally , but particularly by clergymen and ministers of all denominations .
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Notices Of Meetings.
Order of St- Lawrence the Martyr . —The annual meeting of the Ebor Lodge took place at the Queen ' s Hotel , York , on Wednesday last , when Bro . Geo . Simpson , the AV . M . elect , was duly installed by Bro . T . B . Whytehead , the outgoing R . W . Master . The Prov . Grand Lodge of West Yorkshire being hold on the same day , at Barnsley , prevented the attendance both of members and intending candidates from the West Riding , but the meeting was of an
exceedingly pleasant character . Bro . Simpson appointed ancl invested his Officers as follow . —Bros . T . B . AVhy tehead I . P . M . and D . C , J . S . Cumberland S . AV ., T . Cooper J . AV ., Rev . AV . C . Lukis Chaplain , A . T . B . Turner Treas . and Recorder , M . Millington S . D ., Wm . Paley J . D ., C . G . Padel Orgst ., T . Humphries I . G ., W . P . Husband Keeper of tho G . Five candidates presented themselves , and were admitted to the degree . A gninea was paid from the Lodgo funds to the Steward ' s list for tho next Benevolent Festival of Bro . T . Cooper .
Duke of Connaught Lodge of Instruction , No . 1524 . —At Havelock Tavern , Albion-road , Dalston , on 15 th inst . Present —Bros . Fieldwick AV . M ., G . Ferrar S . W ., Bonner J . AV ., Olley S . D ., Thomas J . D ., W . Ferrar I . G ., Ferrar Treasurer , Williams Secretary , and others . The Locige was opened in ancient form with solemn prayer . The minntes of previous meeting were read and confirmed . Tho ceremony of raising was rehearsed , Bro . AV . Ferrar candidate ,
and he having answered the usual questions , was raised to tho sublime degree of M . M . The Lodge was resumed to the first degree . Bro . Bonner worked the first , Bro . A . R . Olley the second , Bro . Fieldwick third and fourth sections of the Lecture , assisted by tho brethren . Bro . Geo . Ferrar was unanimously elected AV . M . for the ensningweek . Nothing further offering , the Lodge was closed and adjourned to AVednesday , 22 nd insfc .
Sir Hugh Myddelton Lodge of Instruction , No . 1602 . —Held its weekly meeting at Bro . C . J . G . AVood ' s , Crown and Woolpack , Sfc . John , street -road , on Tnesday , the 7 th instant . Present—Bros . Read AV . M ., Hallam jun . S . AV ., Pelikan J . AV ., A . W . Fenner acting Preceptor , J . Osborne Secretary , Gibbs S . D ., Greene J . D ., Wood l . G . ; also Bros . Cook , Hyland , Norris , F . Goode , & c .
The usual formalities were complied with as regards opening , and Lodge was advanced . Bro . Pelikan answered the questions . Bro . Fenner gave proof of his proficiency . Tho ceremony of passing was rehearsed , Bro . Greene acting as candidate . Tho ceremony of initiation was ably rehearsed , Bro . Norris being tho candidate . Bro . Hallam jun . was appointed to preside at tho next meeting , after which Lodge was closed and adjourned .
Eboracum Lodge , No . 1611 . —There was a full attendance of brethren at tho regular meeting of this Lodge on Monday night , at the Queen ' s Hotel , York . Bro . J . S . Cumberland AV . M . presided , and was supported by Bros . T . B . Whytehead I . P . M ., G . Balmford P . M . and Treas ., C G . Padel S . AV ., J . T . Seller J . AV ., J . Kay Sec , T . Humphries Assist , Sec , M . Millington S . D ., T . D . Smith J . D ., G .
Simpson M . C ., A . T . B . Turner Assist . M . C ., G . II . Simpson Organist , J . Blenkin I . G ., P . Pearson Tyler , G . II . Hebblethwaite Steward , and Bros . H . Jackson , Girling , R . AVare , C . Blackstono , Leah , AV . P . Husband , J . Lackenby , G . C Lee , J . R . Jackson , and Irving . Visitors—Bros . J . Hanly W . M . 287 , L . Murphy S . AV . 287 , J . B . Somerset , AV . Harris and S . Russell 287 , A . Hnfrher P . M . Faith 581 , & c . After an
initiation , excellently worked by the AV . M ., several matters were disposed of , and the W . M . presented to the Lodge , on behalf of Bro . T . P . Smith , a quarto copy of tho Constitutions of 1823 , for which valuable gift tho warmest thanks of tho brethren wero accorded . Bro . A . T . B . Turner announced his intention to accompany Bro . T . Cooper P . M . as a Steward at tho Festival of the Masonic Benevolent
Institution , and a subscription list having been opened , a very handsome sum was subscribed in tho room , the W . M . remarking ou the pleasure it afforded him to seo that their old and valued , true and trusty friend , Bro . Cooper , would take up with him the heaviest list yet contributed by the "Littlo Eboracum . " After the closing of the Lodge , a harmonious evening was spent , enlivened by songs from
the W . M ., Bro . T . Humphries and others . The health of the AV . M . was warmly received , the proposer , Bro . Balmford P . M ., remarking ou the hearty way in which he had thrown his whole energies into the affairs of the Lodge , and saying that the ceremony of that evening , the first the AV . M . had worked , proved him a really good working
Master , and from the way the Oflicers worked , he judged they had one and all determined to discharge their duties with faithfulness and zeal . In the case of the Eboracum Lodge , its history , short as it was , showed that it had only to continue as it had begun , to hold its splendid position amongst the Lodges of tho provinces .
Eleanor Lodge . No-1707 . —An emergency meeting was held on AVednesday last at the Angel Hotel , Edmonton . Present—Bros . J . H . Thompson AV . M ., C . Lovebond S . W ., C . R . Garnetfc J . W ., J . Tanner P . M . Sec , AV . Y . Byers Treas ., J . Ramsey S . D ., R . J . Leaman J . D ., G . S . Symmons D . C , C . Oliver I . G ., Church acting Tyler . Bros . Pinder , Watson , G . Perry , Cooper , Ginningham , J . Perry ,
Taylor , Frith . Visitors—Bros . AV . Johnston 766 , W . Palmer 913 , J . H . AVilkin 1260 , J . Garrod D . C . 754 , J . A . Turner J . D . 1237 , G . Dore 376 . After Lodge was opened , the W . M . proceeded with the business , and the ballot being in favour of a candidate for initiation , he was , together with others , namely , Messrs . Wright and Mason , regularly introduced and initiated into the mysteries and privileges of
Freemasonry , tbe ceremony being effectively rendered by Bro . Thompson W . M . A sum of money was voted for the Benevolent Institution , to be placed ou Bro . Tanner's list , who will represent this Lodgo at tbe forthcoming Festival . Tho Lodge was then closed , and the brethren adjourned to banquet , and spent the remainder of theeveningin good fellowship and brotherly love .
Notices Of Meetings.
Colonel H . Somerville was raised to the 33 rd degree on the 2 nd insfc . at 33 Golden-square .
Bro . Samuel Rawson , 33 " , P . Provincial Grand Master of China , was present at the funeral of Bro . John Boyd on the 4 th inst . "We regret that our reporter omitted to mention his name .
The Worshipful Company of Poulterers liave given a donation of £ 5 5 s in aid of the funds of tlie Royal Albert Orphan Asylum for Thoroughly Destitute Children , Colling , wood-court , Near Bag-shot , Surrey . It is gratifying to know that the claims of this deserving charity aro receiving recognition .
The fifteen sections -will he worked at the Covent Garden Lodge of Instruction , No . 1614 , Ashley ' s Hotel , Henriettastreet , W . C , on Thursday 23 rd Jan ., by the La Tolerance Lodge of Instruction , No . 538 , when Bro . E . Farwig W . M . 180 will preside .
IRRESISTIBLE ATTBACTION . —The world ' s metropolis contains many attractive sights , and country visitors whose stay in London is limited , find it difficult to decido tho question , " AVhere shall wo go ? " Tho list of chosen places , however , is generally headed Maskelyne and Cooke , England ' s Home of Mystery , Egyptian Hall . AVhy ? Because thero is charming originality even beyond imitation ;
startling and mystifying illusions defying description , and which cannot bo witnessed in any other place in tho whole world . A programme providing matter for edifying study and hearty amusement ; an entertainment supported and recommended nofc only hy tho public generally , but particularly by clergymen and ministers of all denominations .
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THE FREEMASON'S CHRONICLE , A Weekly Record of Masonic Intelligence . Sanctioned by the Grand Lodge of England . THE FREEMASON'S CHRONICLE will bo supplied direct from the Office , post free to Subscribers only , for 13 s 6 d per annum payable in advance . Intending Subscribers should forward their full , Addresses to prevent mistakes . Post Office Orders to be mado payable to W . AV . MORGAN , afc Barbican Office . Cheques crossed " London and County . " Advertisers will find THE FREEMASON ' CHRONICLE an exceptionall y good medium for Advertisements of every class .
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Price 3 s Gd , Grown Svo , cloth , gilt . MASONIC PORTRAITS REPRINTED PEOM "THE FBEEMASON ' S CHRONICLE . " LIST OF THE PORTRAITS . 1 . OUR LITERARY B ROTHEB . [ 17 . THE CHRISTIAN MINISTEB . 2 . A DISTINGUISHED MASON . I 18 . THE MYSTIC . 3 . TUB MAN - OP ENEBGY . I If ) . A MODEL MASON . ¦ 1 . FATHER TIME . J 20 . A CHIP TROSI JOPPA 6 . A COBNEB STONE . | 21 . A PILLAB OF MASONRY . 6 . THE C EAFTSSIAN . : 22 . BAYARD . 7 . THE G OWNSMAN . 23 . A RIGHT HAND MAN . 8 . Ax EASTERN STAK . 24 . ODB CITIZEN BROTHER . 9 . THE KNIGHT ERRANT . , 25 . AH ABIE PRECEPTOR . 10 . THE OCTOGENARIAN . 26 . AN ANCIENT BBITON . 11 . A ZEALOUS OFFICER . 27 . THE ARTIST . 12 . THE SOLDIER . 2 S . THE FATHER OF THE LODGE . 13 . FBOM UNDER THE CBOWN . , 29 . A SHINING LIGHT . 14 . OUB H ERCULES . I 30 . AN ART STUDENT . 15 . A MERCHANT PBINCB . | 31 . THE MARINER . 16 . THB CHUBCHMAN . 32 . A SOLDIER OF FORTUNE , 33 . "OLD MUG . " London : W . W . MORGAN . By Order of all Booksellers , or will be sent free by post , direct from tho Office , 67 Barbican .
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