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1892—Wallington , King's Arms Hotel , Carshalton . ( Instruction ) E . A . 293—Liverpool , Masonic Hall , Liverpool R . A . 424—De Burghi , 34 Denmark-street , Gateshead . R . A . 732—Royal Sussex , Royal Pavilion , Brighton R . A . 1037—Portland , Masonic Hall , Portlaud , Dorset R . A . 1098—Prince of Wales , Private Rooms , Temple Hall , Tredegar K . T . 8 ~ Plains of Mamre , Bull Hotel , Burnley

FRIDAY , 25 th JANUARY . Emulation Lodge of Improvement , Freemasons' Hall , at 7 . 25—Robert Burns , The North Pole , 115 Oxford-street , VV ., at 8 ( Iu . struo , ( 50—Peace and Harmonv , Freemasons' Tavern , W . C . 141—St . Luke , White Hart , King * s-roail , Chelsea , at 7 . 30 . ( Instruction ) 197—Jerusalem , Freemasons' Hull , W . U . 607—Uuiitd Pilgrims , Surrey Masonic Hall , Camberwell , at 7 . 30 . ( Instruct . 569— Fitzroyj Head Quarters , Hon . Artillery Company , K . C . Jtitj—William Pieston , St . Andrew's Taveru , George at ., Baker St ., at 8 ( In .

7 a 0—Ituyul Alfred , Star uud . Uurtor , Kow Bridge . ( Instruction ) 83-1—Ranelagh , Six Bells , Hammersmith ( Lustruction ) 933—Doric , Duke's Head , 79 Whitechapel-road , ao 8 . ( Instruction ) 1068—Metropolitan , Portugal Hotel , Fleet-street , E . C . at 7 . ( Instruction ) ll 5 tt—Bolgreive , Jermyn-street , S . W ., at 8 . ( Instruction ) X 2 » 8—Royal Standard , Alwyne Caetle , St . Paul ' a-road , Canonbury , at 8 . ( In . 1365—Clapton , White Hart , Lower Clapton , at 7 . 30 . ( Instruction ) i 601—Ravensbourne , Board of Works Office . Catford Bridge , Letvisham

1 « 02—Sir Hugh Myudeiton , Agricultural Hall , N . 1 ( 542—K Carnarvon , Ladbroke Hall , dotting Hill , at 8 . ( Instruction ) 1789—Ubique , Guardsman Army Coll ' ee Tavern , Buckingham Palace-road S . W ., at 7 . 30 . ( instruction ) 1901—Selwyn , East Dulwich Hotel , East Dulwich . ( Instruction ) R . A . 65—Prosperity Chapter of improvement , Hercules Tav ., Leadenhall St . R . A . 79—Pyumgorean , fortlaud Hotel , London-street , Greenwich . ( Inst . ) M . M . —Old Kent , Crown and Cushion , London Wall , K . C . ( Instruction ) K . T . 26—Faith aud Fidelity , Cannon Street Hotel , E . C .

64—Fortitude , Queen ' s Hotel , Manchester 453—Chigwell , Prince's Hail , Buekiiuist um , at 7 . 30 ( Instruction ) 810— Craven , Devonshire Hotel , Skipton 1303—Pelham , Freemasons' Hall , Lewes Viao— Vilartsruuir , Red Lion , Burnet 1391—Commercial , Freemasons' Hall , Leicester 1393—Hamer , Masonic Hall , Liverpool 1621—Castle , Crown Hotel , Bridgnorth 1712—SIi . John , Freemasons Hall , Gr tting 91 . Sbreet > Nowcaatfe upon Tyne 1821 Royal Pavilion

—Atlingworth , , Brighton General Lodge ol" Instruction , Masonio Hall , New-street , Birmingham , at 7 R . A . 162—Virtue , Freemasons' Hall , Cooper-street , Manchester R . A . 242—Magdalen , Guildhall , Doucaster R . A . 471—Silurian , Freemasons' Hall , Dock Street , Newport , Monmouthshire R . A . b 97—Loyalty , Masonic Buildings , Hall Street , St . Helens B . A . 945—Abbey , Abbey Council Chambers , Abingdon R . A . 1086—Walton , Skolmerdales Masonio Hall , Kirkdale , Liverpool K . T . 20—Royal Kent , Masonic Hall , Maple-street , Newcastle K . T . 126—Sussex , Southdown Hotel , Eastbourne

SATURDAY , 20 th JANUARY . 198—Percy , Jolly Farmers ' , Sonthgate Road , N ., 8 . ( Instruction ) 1276—Star , Five Bells , 155 New Cross-road , S . E ., at 7 . ( Instruction ) 1364—Earl of Zetland , Royal Edward , Triangle , Hackney , at 7 . ( Instruction ) 1624—Eccleston , King ' s Head , Ebury Bridge , Pimlico , at 7 Uristmotwn ) 1679—Henry Muggeridge , Masons' Hall Tavern , E . C . 1706—Orpheus , Freemasons' Hall , W . O . 1871—Gostling-Mumvy , Town Hall , Honnslow Sinai Chapter of Improvement , Union , Air-street , Regent-street , W . at 8 . R . A . 1329— Sphinx , Surrey Masonic Hall , Camberwell , S . E .

1293—Burdett , Mitre Hotel , Hampton Court 1462—Wharnoliffe , Rose and Crown Hotel Penistone 1777—Royal Hanover , Albany Hotel , Twickenham 1982—Greenwood , Public Hall , Epsom

Notices Of Meetings.

NOTICES OF MEETINGS .

— : o : — POLISH NATIONAL LODGE , No . 534 . THE usual meeting of tke above Lodge took place on Thursday , 10 th instant , at the Freemasons' Tavern , Great Qneen-street under the presidency of Bro . Lancaster I . P . M ., who acted as W . M . during the unavoidable absence of Bro . E . T . Smith , ( through illness ) , Runtz S . W ., Bieling J . W ., Bryant S . D ., Tongue J . D ., Banks Tyler . The principal business consisted in passing Bro . Potts , which was performed in a most perfect manner by the VV . M . pro tem .

It was unanimously agreed that the sum of ten guineas should be placed on the list of the worthy Treasurer , Bro . Nowakowski , who had consented to represent the Lodge at the forthcoming Festival for the Old People . This was proposed by Bro . Paas Sec , and seconded by Bro . Apsey . It was also agreed to place Bro . St . Nowakowski on the list as a country member of the Lodge , he having removed

to Brighton . Bye-law No . 9 was altered ; this change will make the visiting fee for the installation banquet 15 s instead of 10 s 6 d as before . AN other bnsiness being ended , Lodge was closed in the nsnal manner , and the brethren adjourned to partake of a modest supper . After the nsual Loyal toasts had been responded to , the acting W . M . proposed the health of the absent W . M ., and hoped that he might soon be restored to health , and be again amongst

them . This was most heartily received . The W . M . proposed the health of the Visitor , Bro . W . Little , Metropolitan Lodge , No . 1507 , who responded , and thanked the brethren for the entertainment afforded him . The following P . M . ' s were present—Bros . Lancaster , Dr . Oorrie Jackson , Dr . Victor Jngnelski , Rath , Paas Secretary , Nowakowski Treasurer . The members likewise had to regret the absence of their Oganist , Bro . Bell , through illness .

HONOR OAK LODGE , No . 1986 . A REGULAR meeting of this Lodge was held on Wednesday , the - £ * - 9 th inst ., at tho Moore Park Hotel , Honor Oak , when the W . M ., Bro . Walter Hopekirk P . M ., was supported by tho following Officers and brethren : —Bros . Col . M . Ramsay P . D . G . M . Punjaub I . P . M .

, John Hammond P . P . G . D . Middlesex S . W ., O . II . Phillips J . W ., B . Bye sen . Treasurer , H . Maunder Williams Secretary , Jos . W . Hartley J . D ., H . Hooper T . G ., G . W . Knight W . S ., Ang . Darch P . M . Asst . W . S ., R . R . Johnston Organist ; also Bros . A . F . Croft jnn ., F . France , Thos . Cos , W . H . Simons , F . Woottou , . 7 . A . Gilbert , T . W . Aid-

Notices Of Meetings.

winokle . Visitors—Bros . Letohford and Bartlett . Lodge was opened in due form , ancl the Secretary read tho minutes of the previous meeting , which wero duly coutirnictl . The ballot was taken for three candidates ; it proved uuantmoue , and the W . M . initiated these gentlemen ( Messrs . James Fuller , Thomas Letchford aud Robert N ' eilans ) into the mysteries and privileges of ancient Freemasonry .

Lodge was opened in the secoud , and Bro . Gilbert proved hia qualifications , and was entrusted . Lodge was further advanced , and Bro . Gilbert was raised by the W . M . to the snblimo degree of Master Mason . This meeting being the last of the current year , the elections for W . M ., Treasurer and Ty ler were made according to the ) Bye-laws of the Lodge . Bro . John Hammond S . W . expressed hia

desire to waive any claim he might have upon the brethren for pro' motion to tho chair iu favour of Bro . Phillips , so that the Junior Officers to himself might the sooner be able to obtain the chair of K . S ., whioh he had already filled several times . Other brethren who were similarly eligible also withdrew their names , and the ballot ) proved unanimous in favour of Bro . 0 . H . Phillips J . W . The W . M .

elect acknowledged , in a few earnest words , the honour done him by the brethren , and trusted he might be able to emulate ( he could not hope to equal ) the excellent work of their present W . M . ( Bro . , Hopekirk ) . He ( Bro . Phillips ) as well as those who would follow him in after years were indebted to Bro . Hammond for his self , denial in giving them the opportunity of advancing at least one year

earlier than they could have expected , aud he trusted the Lodge would recognise this and Bro . Hammond ' s other valuable services in some suitable manner , at an early date . Bro . Hopekirk W . M . waa then elected Treasurer of the Lodge . Bro . C . Thomas P . G . Tyler Herts was re-elected Tyler . It was proposed by Bro . Darch P . M . Asst . W . S ., aud seconded by Bro . John Hammond S . W ., and resolved

unanimously , that a Past Master's jewel be presented to Bro . Walter Hopekirk W . M . on the completion of his year of office as a mark of esteem of the brethren , and in appreciation of his valued services to the Lodge . Firstly , as a Founder , and secondly , as its first W . M . Bros . Bartlett and Cullen were proposed as joining members . After routine business had been transacted , Lodge was closed in due form , and adjourned in perfect harmony . An excellent repast was

afterwards partaken of , supplied by the worthy host , Bro . Bye . Time did not admit of many speeches , but the usual Loyal and Masonic toasts were received most heartily . Bros . Crofts and Simons , with others , favoured the brethren with several songs and pieces of much boaaty . Bro . Williams , the Secretary , officiated as pianist , and Bro . R . Ralli Johnston proved a most efficient Director of Music .

Percy Lodge of Instruction ., No . 108 . —Held at the Jolly Farmers ' , Southgate-road , N ., on the 12 th inst . Bros . Ferrar W . M ., Harding S . W ., Liebman J . W ., Ashton S . D ., Rhodes J . D ., O'Donnell I . G ., Pearcy Preceptor , Galer Secretary ; also Bros Mullord , Richardson , Gribhell , Gilderaleve , Bleakley , Turner , Woolveridge , Ockelford , Fenner and Weedon . Lodge was opened in dne

form , and the minutes of last Lodge meeting were read and confirmed . Bro . Turner offered himself as a candidate , was examined , and entrusted . Lodge was opened in the second degree and the ceremony of passing rehearsed . Lodge was closed in the second degree , and the ceremony of initiation rehearsed , Bro . Woolveridge

candidate . Bro . Pearcy worked the first and second sections of the lecture . Bro . Harding was elected W . M . for the ensuing week . A Committee was appointed to make arrangements for the annnal supper . Lodge was closed in ancient form , and adjourned to Saturday , 19 th inst .

, Afc the lasfc monthly meeting of the Friendship Lodge , No . 928 , Petersfield , Bro . J . Swan waa unanimously elected W . M . for the ensuing year , and will be dnly installed afc the next regular Lodge , to be held on the firsfc Monday in Febrnary .

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