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  • INSTALLATION OF LORD DUNGARVAN AS P.G.M. OF SOMERSET.
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Installation Of Lord Dungarvan As P.G.M. Of Somerset.

Tho Earl of Euston suitably acknowledged tho toast . Tlie Provincial Graud Master gave the health of the V . W . Deputy Provincial Grand Master , Bro . It . C Else . He admitted that much of the nucoesa of the day ' s proceedings was duo to tho Deputy Master , who , he added , had promised him his hearty support , iu the future .

The Deputy P . Graud Master , acknowledging the toast , observed that for more than a quarter of a century he had been an executive officer of the Province , having served under threo rulers , aud ho had installed no fewer than 350 W . Masters . After so many years of active work , he did

lately think ho might havo been allowed less responsibility and moro freedom , but it had been pointed out that ifc would be inadvisable to " swop " horses whilst crossing a stream ; and hence he had accepted tho kind offer that day

to again enter upon office . He had overy reason to believe that the Prov . Grand Master ' s term of offico would be as successful as that of any of hia predecessors ; and he could be suro of the loyal support of all the brethren .

The remaining toasts included The Officers of Prov . Grand Lodge , Past and Present ; The W . Master , Past Masters , and Officers and Brethren of the Receiving

Lodges , coupled with tho names of Bros . Watts and Radway ; The W . Masters , Officers , and Brethren of tho Other Lodges in tho Province ; The Visiting Brethren , and The Masonic Charities .

Prov. G. Lodge Of Cumberland And Westmorland.

PROV . G . LODGE OF CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND .

fllHE half-yearly meeting of this Grand Lodge was held - *• on Tuesday , the 5 th inst ., under the banner of the Sun , Squaro and Compasses Lodge , No . 119 , when there was a large attendance of members from the various Loderes in tho Province . In the absence of the

R . W . P . G . M . and also D . P . G . M ., Bro . G . W . Kenworthy P . M 119 P . S . G . W . presided , in a most ablo manner , and was also well supported by Bro . John Barr P . M . 119 P . P . S . G . W . as D . P . G . M . Provincial Grand Lodge was reported and received in due form at ono p . m . prompt ,

and the Acting Chiefs saluted according to rank ; also W . M . Bro . M'Kay as a Grand Officer of England . Provincial Grand Lodge was then opened , aud the minutes read and confirmed , and the usual returns made from the Lodges of tho Province , when Bro . John Mills P . M . 1390 P . P . G . D . moved as a recommendation to the

R . W . P . G . M . that next annual meeting be held at Millom , which was snpported by Bro . Hill P . M . Bro . Dr . White W . M . 327 moved that tho R . W . P . G . M . would permit the annual meeting to be held at Wigton , giving as his reasons that the P . G . Lodgo had not been under the

banner of St . John ' s Lodge for eighteen years . It was intimated that both recommendations would be laid before the R . W . P . G . M . Bro . Dalrymple next read the report from the Charity Committee , which showed that fifty guineas had been voted to the R . M . L for Boys . On the

motion of Bro . Paterson , seconded by Bro . George Starkey , the report was unanimously adopted as read . Bro . Dalrymple also read a report of the doings of tho Committee for a provisional education scheme , showing the progress that had been mado for the half-year , which

was highly approved of . With other general business of a routine character , the P . G . Lodge was closed in due form , and the brethren adjourned to Bro . Cowan ' s Globo Hotel , whore a first class spread awaited thorn , and did ample credit to mine host and hostess ; and to nac tho words of fche Bard of

Scotia" Whate or you choose , bo it alo or boor , Or whatever fits your nob , At moderate ( area you may have hero , The best tbat ' a in tbe Globo . " Bro . Henry Cook P . M . P . P . S . G . W . prc-aidcd , supported

by Bros . 'M'Kay and Kenworthy . The usual loyal and Masonic toast list was gone through . That of tlio Grand Lodge was coupled with Bvo . M'Kay Grand Standard Bearer , and was ably proposed by Bro . Cook , who alluded at length to tho great service : * Iho . M'Kay had rendered

to the Craft ; in general and this Province in particular i \ -. v nearly twenty years , and he ( Bro . Cook ) did not alone look upon the great , honour he had received in a singular character ad to himself , but ifc was OLIO to fcho Province he was a member of , and he hoped Bro . M'Kay would he long ^ pucd to on joy if . Bro . M'Kay briefly responded ,

Prov. G. Lodge Of Cumberland And Westmorland.

and thanked all present for tho hearty way tho toast had been responded to . The following toast * wore also proposed and replied to : —Tho R . W . P . G . M . aud the D . P . G . M . of the Provinco , tho Present aud Past P . G . Officers , tho W . M . of Sun , Squaro and Compasses , No . 119 , the

Masouic Charities , also tho fiocal Education Scheme , the Host and Hostess of tho Globo , and during the evening a few capital songs wero sung , by Bros . Cook , Bewloy ,

Mitchell , and others , which added much to the enjoyment of the meeting , which was perhaps tho most successful as a half-yearly meeting of tho Craft that was over hold in the Provinco of Cumberland and Westmoreland .

Prov. Grand Lodge Of North And East Yorkshire.

PROV . GRAND LODGE OF NORTH AND EAST YORKSHIRE .

MARK MASONRY .

PPHE annnal gathering of Mark Master Masons of the ¦ *¦ Province of North and East Yorkshire was held on Wednesday , tho 12 th insfc ., afc Beverley , under the banner of the Beverlac Lodgo , No . 281 . The Hon . W . T . Orde-Powlett Prov . G . M . M . M . presided , and was supported by Col . R . G . Smith D . P . G . M . M . M ., and the following

members of the Grand Mark Lodge of England : —Bros . W . Reynolds P . G . D . C , W . H . Cowper G . S . B ., T . Thompson P . G . S . B . ; also by Bro . Corris W . M . of the Humber Lodge , No . 182 , and visitors from Lincolnshire , Leicestershire , & o . The Board of Benevolence mot , and made grants in several

deserving cases of distress . The Prov . G . M . afterwards appointed and invested his Officers for the ensuing year , as follow : — John Dnnn jun . Senior Warden T . II . Dunn Junior Warden

J . N . Lawson M . O . Charles Gray S . O . Jt . Jiraithwaito J . O .

Itev . E . A . B . Pitniau Chaplain John Marshall Treasurer A . VV . Walker Secretary Christopher l ' ulacer Eegistrar of Marks

A . J . Taylor S . D . G . Chapman J . D . F . W . Adams Inspector of Works W . II . Cowper D . C . E . Hamper Assist . D . C . W . Coltinan Sword Bouror J . Kirby Standard Burner

II . Hill Organist \ V . J . Marshall Assist . Secretary H . Wald I . G . W . Stockdalo Tyler A . Jon oa " j W . If . Winpenuy f „ , , E . Papo j- Stewards . J . llevnard )

Ihe Prov . G . M . gavo an interesting address on Masonic subjects , aud announced that tho next meeting will bo hold at Scarborough . At the conclusion of the business about thirty out of tho fifty brethren who attended sat down to a banquet , at tho Telegraph Hotel , the Prov . G . M . M . M . presiding .

ST . ANNE'S LODGE . No . 351

fPHL annual meeting of this Lodgo was held in tho Masouio Hall , -1 East Looe , on Tuesday , tho 12 th inst . The Lodge was clono tyled at threo , and tbe W . M . elect , Bro . Hunter i ' . P . G . Sfc . Bearer , ivan presented for iurtnllation , the ceremony being carried out by Bro . Cook and Bro . Heuwood P . P . Swnior Grand Warden . Tho Board of Installed Masters slso included Bros . Shapcott P . P . G .

Organic , aud Hill P . M . P . P . G . Steward . TheOlficers invested w-ro Bros . Cook I . P . M ., Lillacrapp S . W ., Maddock J . W ., Shapcott Treasurer , Elenwood Secretary , Walters Keejwtrar of Marks , Hiiro Chaplain , R . H . Sh « pott M . O .,-Grossman S . O ., Cook J . O ., Bryant S . U ., Sfcrc ithft- J . D ., Pearce I . G ., Oill and Harris Stewards , Oliver

Tyler . Th '; addrcsn to the W . M ., Wardens , OveraoeM , nnd RivMi ^ m was tiiven by Bro . Hen wood P . P . G . S . W ., who alio congratulated tho W . M . cm hit ) bfiin ;; installed in tti » . » chair of M . M . M . do ^ roe , n dmjrpo wh'ch WUK making such rapid he-. dway utid liecomiti" Bo vastly popular in Cornwall . At tho conclumori of tho business tho brethren it'ijonrtiou r . o tho Looe Hotel , nnd put-took of au excellent banipot .

Thc W . M . \ ir > . Hu . 'if . fcr presiided , and waa supported by Worshipful Bros . DRVCV fird Ik'iiwno'l . After iho usual Loyal and MHHI-Uio toascH , the liieotiner huc-ima convivial . Several excellent songs wer « rundurvd by lira * . Cook , Haddock , Shapsott , Hunter , and others ; a rtci . aiin ; . »« i Ae . i by Uri . Uryaiit . ; and several violin aolus w- ; re playeu by iit-j . { iircatl . ur , with hia well-known ability . A very pleasant eveuuiy was sptai .

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Installation Of Lord Dungarvan As P.G.M. Of Somerset.

Tho Earl of Euston suitably acknowledged tho toast . Tlie Provincial Graud Master gave the health of the V . W . Deputy Provincial Grand Master , Bro . It . C Else . He admitted that much of the nucoesa of the day ' s proceedings was duo to tho Deputy Master , who , he added , had promised him his hearty support , iu the future .

The Deputy P . Graud Master , acknowledging the toast , observed that for more than a quarter of a century he had been an executive officer of the Province , having served under threo rulers , aud ho had installed no fewer than 350 W . Masters . After so many years of active work , he did

lately think ho might havo been allowed less responsibility and moro freedom , but it had been pointed out that ifc would be inadvisable to " swop " horses whilst crossing a stream ; and hence he had accepted tho kind offer that day

to again enter upon office . He had overy reason to believe that the Prov . Grand Master ' s term of offico would be as successful as that of any of hia predecessors ; and he could be suro of the loyal support of all the brethren .

The remaining toasts included The Officers of Prov . Grand Lodge , Past and Present ; The W . Master , Past Masters , and Officers and Brethren of the Receiving

Lodges , coupled with tho names of Bros . Watts and Radway ; The W . Masters , Officers , and Brethren of tho Other Lodges in tho Province ; The Visiting Brethren , and The Masonic Charities .

Prov. G. Lodge Of Cumberland And Westmorland.

PROV . G . LODGE OF CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND .

fllHE half-yearly meeting of this Grand Lodge was held - *• on Tuesday , the 5 th inst ., under the banner of the Sun , Squaro and Compasses Lodge , No . 119 , when there was a large attendance of members from the various Loderes in tho Province . In the absence of the

R . W . P . G . M . and also D . P . G . M ., Bro . G . W . Kenworthy P . M 119 P . S . G . W . presided , in a most ablo manner , and was also well supported by Bro . John Barr P . M . 119 P . P . S . G . W . as D . P . G . M . Provincial Grand Lodge was reported and received in due form at ono p . m . prompt ,

and the Acting Chiefs saluted according to rank ; also W . M . Bro . M'Kay as a Grand Officer of England . Provincial Grand Lodge was then opened , aud the minutes read and confirmed , and the usual returns made from the Lodges of tho Province , when Bro . John Mills P . M . 1390 P . P . G . D . moved as a recommendation to the

R . W . P . G . M . that next annual meeting be held at Millom , which was snpported by Bro . Hill P . M . Bro . Dr . White W . M . 327 moved that tho R . W . P . G . M . would permit the annual meeting to be held at Wigton , giving as his reasons that the P . G . Lodgo had not been under the

banner of St . John ' s Lodge for eighteen years . It was intimated that both recommendations would be laid before the R . W . P . G . M . Bro . Dalrymple next read the report from the Charity Committee , which showed that fifty guineas had been voted to the R . M . L for Boys . On the

motion of Bro . Paterson , seconded by Bro . George Starkey , the report was unanimously adopted as read . Bro . Dalrymple also read a report of the doings of tho Committee for a provisional education scheme , showing the progress that had been mado for the half-year , which

was highly approved of . With other general business of a routine character , the P . G . Lodge was closed in due form , and the brethren adjourned to Bro . Cowan ' s Globo Hotel , whore a first class spread awaited thorn , and did ample credit to mine host and hostess ; and to nac tho words of fche Bard of

Scotia" Whate or you choose , bo it alo or boor , Or whatever fits your nob , At moderate ( area you may have hero , The best tbat ' a in tbe Globo . " Bro . Henry Cook P . M . P . P . S . G . W . prc-aidcd , supported

by Bros . 'M'Kay and Kenworthy . The usual loyal and Masonic toast list was gone through . That of tlio Grand Lodge was coupled with Bvo . M'Kay Grand Standard Bearer , and was ably proposed by Bro . Cook , who alluded at length to tho great service : * Iho . M'Kay had rendered

to the Craft ; in general and this Province in particular i \ -. v nearly twenty years , and he ( Bro . Cook ) did not alone look upon the great , honour he had received in a singular character ad to himself , but ifc was OLIO to fcho Province he was a member of , and he hoped Bro . M'Kay would he long ^ pucd to on joy if . Bro . M'Kay briefly responded ,

Prov. G. Lodge Of Cumberland And Westmorland.

and thanked all present for tho hearty way tho toast had been responded to . The following toast * wore also proposed and replied to : —Tho R . W . P . G . M . aud the D . P . G . M . of the Provinco , tho Present aud Past P . G . Officers , tho W . M . of Sun , Squaro and Compasses , No . 119 , the

Masouic Charities , also tho fiocal Education Scheme , the Host and Hostess of tho Globo , and during the evening a few capital songs wero sung , by Bros . Cook , Bewloy ,

Mitchell , and others , which added much to the enjoyment of the meeting , which was perhaps tho most successful as a half-yearly meeting of tho Craft that was over hold in the Provinco of Cumberland and Westmoreland .

Prov. Grand Lodge Of North And East Yorkshire.

PROV . GRAND LODGE OF NORTH AND EAST YORKSHIRE .

MARK MASONRY .

PPHE annnal gathering of Mark Master Masons of the ¦ *¦ Province of North and East Yorkshire was held on Wednesday , tho 12 th insfc ., afc Beverley , under the banner of the Beverlac Lodgo , No . 281 . The Hon . W . T . Orde-Powlett Prov . G . M . M . M . presided , and was supported by Col . R . G . Smith D . P . G . M . M . M ., and the following

members of the Grand Mark Lodge of England : —Bros . W . Reynolds P . G . D . C , W . H . Cowper G . S . B ., T . Thompson P . G . S . B . ; also by Bro . Corris W . M . of the Humber Lodge , No . 182 , and visitors from Lincolnshire , Leicestershire , & o . The Board of Benevolence mot , and made grants in several

deserving cases of distress . The Prov . G . M . afterwards appointed and invested his Officers for the ensuing year , as follow : — John Dnnn jun . Senior Warden T . II . Dunn Junior Warden

J . N . Lawson M . O . Charles Gray S . O . Jt . Jiraithwaito J . O .

Itev . E . A . B . Pitniau Chaplain John Marshall Treasurer A . VV . Walker Secretary Christopher l ' ulacer Eegistrar of Marks

A . J . Taylor S . D . G . Chapman J . D . F . W . Adams Inspector of Works W . II . Cowper D . C . E . Hamper Assist . D . C . W . Coltinan Sword Bouror J . Kirby Standard Burner

II . Hill Organist \ V . J . Marshall Assist . Secretary H . Wald I . G . W . Stockdalo Tyler A . Jon oa " j W . If . Winpenuy f „ , , E . Papo j- Stewards . J . llevnard )

Ihe Prov . G . M . gavo an interesting address on Masonic subjects , aud announced that tho next meeting will bo hold at Scarborough . At the conclusion of the business about thirty out of tho fifty brethren who attended sat down to a banquet , at tho Telegraph Hotel , the Prov . G . M . M . M . presiding .

ST . ANNE'S LODGE . No . 351

fPHL annual meeting of this Lodgo was held in tho Masouio Hall , -1 East Looe , on Tuesday , tho 12 th inst . The Lodge was clono tyled at threo , and tbe W . M . elect , Bro . Hunter i ' . P . G . Sfc . Bearer , ivan presented for iurtnllation , the ceremony being carried out by Bro . Cook and Bro . Heuwood P . P . Swnior Grand Warden . Tho Board of Installed Masters slso included Bros . Shapcott P . P . G .

Organic , aud Hill P . M . P . P . G . Steward . TheOlficers invested w-ro Bros . Cook I . P . M ., Lillacrapp S . W ., Maddock J . W ., Shapcott Treasurer , Elenwood Secretary , Walters Keejwtrar of Marks , Hiiro Chaplain , R . H . Sh « pott M . O .,-Grossman S . O ., Cook J . O ., Bryant S . U ., Sfcrc ithft- J . D ., Pearce I . G ., Oill and Harris Stewards , Oliver

Tyler . Th '; addrcsn to the W . M ., Wardens , OveraoeM , nnd RivMi ^ m was tiiven by Bro . Hen wood P . P . G . S . W ., who alio congratulated tho W . M . cm hit ) bfiin ;; installed in tti » . » chair of M . M . M . do ^ roe , n dmjrpo wh'ch WUK making such rapid he-. dway utid liecomiti" Bo vastly popular in Cornwall . At tho conclumori of tho business tho brethren it'ijonrtiou r . o tho Looe Hotel , nnd put-took of au excellent banipot .

Thc W . M . \ ir > . Hu . 'if . fcr presiided , and waa supported by Worshipful Bros . DRVCV fird Ik'iiwno'l . After iho usual Loyal and MHHI-Uio toascH , the liieotiner huc-ima convivial . Several excellent songs wer « rundurvd by lira * . Cook , Haddock , Shapsott , Hunter , and others ; a rtci . aiin ; . »« i Ae . i by Uri . Uryaiit . ; and several violin aolus w- ; re playeu by iit-j . { iircatl . ur , with hia well-known ability . A very pleasant eveuuiy was sptai .

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