Notices Of Meetings.

Mrs . Foote a valuable tea and coffee service , with silver tray , as a token of esteem from the officers and brethren during her husband ' s year of office . The proceedings were agreeably varied by an excellent selection of music , admirably rendered .

WILLIAM SHURMUR LODGE , No . 2374 . AN emergency meeting of this popular Lodge was held at the Royal Forest Hotel , Chingford , on Tuesday , the 17 th inst ., when a very large number of brethren attended . Bro . William Shurmur W . M . Prov . Grand Treasurer presided . Twelve brethren were raised to the sublime degree , twelve passed to rank of F . C ., and five gentlemen were initiated into the Honourable Fraternity .

Notwithstanding the extensive business on the agenda the Traditional History , the Lecture on Tracing Board , and the Ancient Charge , were each rendered in a perfect manner . The W . M . proposed that a very hearty and cordial vote of thanks be accorded to 2318 Westfield

Bros Holness S . W . P . M . 1471 , Bromhead J . W . W . M . , P . P . G . S . B . P . M . 2184 , Hall Brown P . M ., Cordell W . M . 813 , and Church W . M . 1365 for tho very able assistance they had rendered in the discbarge of the arduous duties of the chair . This was carried unanimously , and ordered to be entered npon the minutes .

WAVERTREE LODGE , No . 2294 . BRO . Smythe was , on the 11 th inst ., at the Coffee-house , Church Road , Wavertree , duly installed as W . M . for the ensuing year . There was a large attendance of members of the Lodge and visiting brethren , those present including Bros . Goodacre P . G . S . B . Prov . G . Sec , Foote I . P . M . P . P . G . Treas ., Rev . J . S . Gardner P . M . P . P . G .

Chaplain , Betley P . P . A . G . Sec , Piatt P . G . S ., Clarke P . P . G . R ., Isaac W M 21 W , Wortley W . M . 1505 , M'Gauley W . M . 1570 , Ellis W . M . 2335 , Pye I . P . M . 1094 , Barrow I . P . M . 1570 , and Vernon I . P . M . 2290 . The ceremony of installation was performed by Bro . Brooks I . P . M ., and

subsequently the new Worshipful Master proceeded to invest his Officers for tho ensuing year , as follow : —Bros . Brooks I . P . M ., Scott S . W ., Brioknell J . W ., Rev . J . S . Gardner Chaplain , Hallwood Treas ., Holme jun . Secretary , Parkes S . D ., Harvey J . D ., Foote D . C , Connor I . G . Callow , Lumby , Turner , and Dr . Murdoch Stewards .

Emblematic Lodge of Instruction , No . 1321 . —Held at St . James Restaurant , Piccadilly , 3 rd March 1891 . Present : Bros . G . H . Carter W . M ., W . B . Fendick P . M . S . W ., C . D . Burgess J . W ., J . Greenway Preceptor , T . Whitford S . D ., J . Wheatoroft J . D ., F . S , Jarvis I . G ., T . 0 . Seary Organist , W . O . Welaford Secretary , J . Conquest , T . West , J . S . Cater P . M ., E . T . Edwards , William Head ,

T . P . Newton , S . D . Phillips , J . Thorn P . M ., T . W . Buxton W . M ., J . Hemming P . M ., G . A . Bergholz , A . Cogliati , L . Azario , C . Guffanti , C . Frnmagalli , T . Weeks Tyler . The Lodge was opened in due form , and the minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed . The first section of the first lecture was worked by Bro . Preceptor Greenway , assisted by the brethren . The ceremony of initiation was rehearsed , Bro . Conquest candidate . The fourth section of the same

lecture was worked by Bro . Thorn P . M ., assisted by the brethren . The following were unanimously elected members of the Lodge : — T . P . Newton 2332 , J . D . Phillips 18 S , C . Guffanti 1559 , L . Azario 1559 , C . Frnmagalli 1602 . Bro . Fendick was unanimously elected W . M . for the ensuing meeting and appointed his officers in rotation . Bro . Preceptor Greenway proposed , Bro . Fendick seconded , and it was carried unanimously , that a hearty vote of thanks be passed and recorded on the minutes to Bro . Carter for the able and efficient

manner in which he had rehearsed the ceremony of initiation , for the first time , and with credit to the mother Lodge , where he had been initiated only thirteen months ago . The Secretary announced that the ceremony of installation would be rehearsed on the fifth Tuesday in this month , and Bro . Bnxton W . M . 1891 , at invitation of

the Lodge , undertook to carry out the same . All Masonio business being ended the Lodge was closed in perfect harmony . Tho ceremonies are worked at each meeting with musical accompaniments . The annual supper of this Lodge of Instruction will take place on Wednesday , the 8 th of April .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

— . Ui—ADUR LODGE , No . 386 . f ] PHE annual installation meeting was held at the Assembl y Rooms , J- Henlield , on the 9 th inst . Tbe Lodge was opened by Bro . C . F . Lewis W . M . The chief business of the evening was the installation of Bro . Belcher P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . as W . M . for tho ensaing year . Tho ceremony was performed by Bro . Lewis , and the charges were given by Bro . BuckweK . The W . M . appointed his Officers for

the ensuing year , those present being invested with the insignia of their respective offices , viz .: —Bros . Muason S . W ., Lamette J . W ., Welling M . O ., Smith S . O ., Martin J . O ., Hilhnan Secretary , Parsons Registrar of Marks , Milne S . D ., Dyer J . D ., Trill Dir . of Cers ., Rev . Massis Chaplain , Pocock I . G . Holloway and Thorncroft Stewards .

, A Past Master ' s jewel was presented to the retiring W . M . ( Bro . C . F . Lewis ) in appreciation of hi" excellent work during the past year . -The Lodge having been closed , the brethren sat down to a banquet , served in admirable style b y Bro . Welling . The newly-installod W . M . ( Bro . Belcher ) presided . The customa ' rv Mark Masonic toasts

Wore duly honoured , the speeches being interspersed with songs given by several of the brethren . A pleasant evening was spent , although the unpropitious weather prevented many visitors from ( iemg present .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

— : o : — PROVINCIAL GRAND CHAPTER OF CAMBRIDGESHIRE .

AT this Chapter on Wednesday , tho 4 th inst ., the following Officers were appointed by the Graud Superintendent and invested : —

C . Geldard H . T . Niohola J . W . H . Jarrold S . E . Geo . Cole S . N . G . M'Callum Treasurer . G . W . Whitehead Registrar .

J . R . Green P . S . J . V . Pryor 1 st Assistant S . J . Sheldriok 2 nd Assistant S . J . E . L . Whitehead Sword Bearer . Frank Piggott Standard Bearer . J . F . Symoads Dir . of Cers . F . 0 . Carr Organist . C . H . Ellis Janitor .

ST . HELEN'S CHAPTER , No . 531 . THE installation of Principals took place on the 11 th inst ., at the Masonio Hall , Regent's Square , Hartlepool . The brethren installed were : —Comps . Taylor Z ., Nixey H ., Shaw J ., the ceremonies beinc nerformed bv Comns . Hookadav P . Z . and Tavlor . The

Officers chosen included Comps . Belk S . E ., Kirby S . N ., Harly P . S ., Humphries A . S ., Johnson P . Z . Treasurer , and Metcalfe P . Z . Dir . of Cers . At the close of the ceremony the brethren partook of dinner at the King ' s Head Hotel .

Everton Chapter. No. 823.

EVERTON CHAPTER . No . 823 .

THE installation meeting took place on the 24 th ult ., Companion Robert T . Britton P . Z . as Installing Master . The following Officers were invested—Companions Robert W . Gow Z ., W . Maddox 11 ., J . H . Jones J ., Robert Sewell Milne S . E ., John Parry S . N ., Robert T . Britton P . S ., J . H . Hodgson and A . W . TriggsA . S ., Peter Bali Janitor , and Geo . Eyton Organist . Among the visitois present were

Companions E . R . Lathom Z . ( 594 ) , C . Burgess , P . Z . ( 1 , 086 ) P . P . G . S . E ., Robert Footo P . Z . ( 673 ) P . P . G . T ., II . A . Tobias P . Z . ( 1 , 502 ) P . S . ( 241 ) , Thomas C . Fargher ( 203 ) , W . H . Thornton S . N . ( 211 ) , A . Morris A . S . ( 1 , 356 ) , C . E . Wycherley ( 673 ) , G . Molyneux Z . ( 1 , 086 ) , James Felling P . G . Assist . D . C , Joseph Unsworth Z . ( 1 , 080 ) , G . H .

Asbton Z . ( 203 ) , R . Jurdino ( 1086 ) , C . Wadsworth P . Z . ( 292 ) , William Fallows ( G 73 ) , Thomas Jagger ( 1086 ) , Richard Armitage J . ( 203 ) , & o . During tho evening a handsome P . Z . ' s jewel was presented

to Companion T . Delamere by tho Companions as a mark of their esteem and regard . The catering was done by Companion Casey , in his usual efficient manner . Companions George Eyton , John Pugmire , T . C . Fargher , Jones , & c , contributed to the harmony of the evening .

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BRO . JAMES STEVENS P . M . P . Z . is prepared to enter into arrangements with Metropolitan and Provincial Lodges ( however distant ) for the Delivery of his Lectures on the Ritual and Ceremonial of tho Symbolic Degrees iu Freemasonry ( two hours ) , in respect of which most favourable criticism has been published by the Jlasonie and Local Journals . "Brother Stevens must be heard within the four walls ot * our respective Lodge Rcms , for there only can his most useful work be understood and appreciated ^ ' —Address , in first instance , to tho care of the Editor of this paper .