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Arch Masonry. Provincial Grand Chapter Of Wiltshire.

ARCH MASONRY . PROVINCIAL GRAND CHAPTER OF WILTSHIRE .

ON Wednesday , the 8 th instant , the annnal meeting of this Provincial Grand Chapter was held at the Masonic Hall , Trowbridge , on tho invitation of the Chapter of Harmony , 632 . The M . E . the Provincial . Grand Superintendent the Rt . Hon . Lord Henry F , Thynne , M . P ., in opening the proceedings expressed his regret that , owing to various circumstances , it had nofc been practicable to hold the meeting earlier in the season , as tho comparatively small attendance of the

Companions shewed that the day fixed was an inconvenient one . Ho was happy however in every other respect to be able to congratulate tho Companions , more especially on the fact that the Treasurer reported a good balance in hand on the Charity Fund account . The usual routine business was transacted , including the report of the Charity Committee , who recommended that the balance in Treasurer ' s

hands on the Charity Account should not be appropriated until after the discussion of the question of establishing a Provincial Benevolent Fund , which was to come before tho next meeting of the Provincial Grand Craft Lodgo . This recommendation was unanimously approved . Tho M . E . Superintendent appointed and invested his officers for the ensuing year as follow : —

Robert Stokes .... Chapter 586 Prov . G . H . William Nott .... ,, 632 Prov . G . J . Henry C . Tombs ... „ 355 Prov . G . S . E . Samuel Gauntlett . ,, 632 Prov . ' G . S . N . William Nott .... ,, 632 Prov . G . Treas .

Edwiu Browne . ... „ 355 Prov . G . P . S . Alfred Phmimer . .. „ 355 Prov . G . Eeg . John Chandler .... „ 355 Prov . G . D . C . John Savory .... „ 355 Prov . G . Jan .

After the Provincial Grand Chapter had been duly closed , the Companions adjourned to the George Hotel , whore an excellent banquet was served , including a liberal contribution of venison and game from the M . E . Comp . Lord H . F . Thynne .

Hamer Chapter, No. 1393.

HAMER CHAPTER , No . 1393 .

A MEETING of this Chapter was held at the Masonic Hall , xL 22 Hopc-streot , Liverpool , on the 9 th Sept . Thero were present—Comps . J . Honlding- M . E . Z ., R . H . Evans P . Z ., H . JacksonP . Z ., J . S . Russell P . Z ., Thos . Samtnous H ., John McCarthy J ., J . Penton P . S ., Rev . R . T . Leslie A . S ., Dr . Pitts , H . Henderson , W . 0 . Erwin S . E ., R . L . Stockton , R . Reader and J . Lyons . The minutes of tho previous meeting having been read ancl confirmed , the M . E . Z .,

assisted by his Officers , exalted Bros . D . Gaudin 1620 , D . Oliphant 249 , and J . W . Salclart 1547 . The impressive and beautiful ceremony was most excellently performed . This being the night of installation , Comp . T . Sampson was installed to the chair of first Principal , McCarthy to the second , and J . Penton to tho third . Tho ceremony was ably carried out by Comp . H . Jackson P . Z . The other Officers

appointed wore Comp . W . C . Erwin S . E . for tho third time , Rev . R . T . Leslie S . N ., Dr . Pitts P . S ., J . Honlding Treasurer , Williams Janitor . The Auditors gavo their report of the Treasurer's accounts for tho year , which was very satisfactory , and was unanimously passed . This completing the business , tho Chapter was duly closed . The Companions then adjourned to a banquet . Upon the removal of

tho cloth the usual Loyal and R . A . toasts wero given by the M . E . Z . with commendable brevity , and duly honoured . Comp . R . H . Evans P . G . P . S . responded in a very eloquent speech for P . G . Chapter and Officers . Dr . Pitts P . S . proposed the health of M . E . Z . and chiefs , which was heartily received . The M . E . Z . said he heartily thanked Dr . Pitts for the complimentary manner in which his health had been

proposed , and the handsome reception it had experienced at the hands of all present . He also assured the Companions thafc he highly appreciated tho honour conferred npon him by appointing him the first Principal of the Chapter , and would do his best to merit their confidence by prompt attention and diligence to the duties . He went on to say that ho required no better example than that of his

predecessors ; and in endeavouring to walk in thoir footsteps , he felt confident lie would not fail in giving that amount of satisfaction which thoy had a right to expect . In conclusion , he added thafc nothing should bo wanting on his part to keep tho Chapter in the satnc good order and position for which it has been noted in the past . Companion H . said he endorsed all that the M . E . Z . had said , and would do h ? s best to assist in the Chapter work . Companion

J . felt proud of the position to which he had been appointed , and nothing should be wanting on his parfc to further the interests of the Chapter . The health of the P . Z . ' s was proposed , and responded to by Comp . Honlding . Comp . Penton proposed the health of the Installing Officer , complimenting him on tho very ablo manner in which lio had performed the ceremony . Comp . Jackson responded in a very eloquent speech , saying it always gave him great pleasure to assist in R . A . Masonry , and he would he willing at all times to render any