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Diary For The Week.

DIARY FOR THE WEEK .

We shall be obliged if the Secretaries of the various Lodges throughout the Kingdom will favour us with a list of their Days of Meeting , & c . as we have decided to insert only those that are verified by the Officers of the several Lodges .

SATUBDAY , 24 th JULY . Audit Committee , Boys' School , Freemasons' Hall . SUNDAY , 25 th JULY . 6-1—Hope , Spread Eagle Inn , Hochdale . ( Instruction . ) MONDAY , 26 th JULY .

do—Strong Man , Crown Tavern , Clerkenwell Green , at 8 . ( Instruction . ) 999—Robert Burns , Freemasons' Hall , Cooper Street , Manchester . M . M . 113-Birchall , Bull Hotel , Preston .

TUESDAY , 27 th JULY . Audit Committee , Girls' School , Freemasons' Hall , at 1 . 299—Emulation , Bull Hotel , Dartford , Kent . 573—Perseverance , Shenstone House , Hales Owen , AVorccster . 788—Crescent , Island Hotel , Twickenham . 1393—Hamer , 92 Everton Road , Liverpool . K , A . 288—Union , Queen ' s Arms , Ashton-under-Lyne .

WEDNESDAY , 28 th JULY . 193—Confidence , AVhite Hart , Abchurch Lane , E . C , at 7 . 30 . ( Instruction ) . Provincial Grand Lodge of Hertford , Town Hall , St . Albans . 163—Integrity , Freemasons' Hall , Manchester . 301—Philanthropic , Ma : onic Hall , Leeds . 503—Belvidere , Star Hotel , High Street , Maidstone . ( Instruction . ) 996—Londes , Assembly Rooms , East Dereham .

1083—Townley Parker , Stag Inn , Bradford , near Manchester . 1219—Sti ngeways , Dog and Partridge Hotel , Fennet-street , Manchester . 1222—St . Kew , Masonic Hall , High Street , AVeston-Super-Mare . 1392—Egerton , Stanley Arms Hotel , Bury , Lancashire . R . A . 236-Zetland , Masonio Hall , York . M . M . 21—Roberts , Masonic Rooms , Rochdale .

THURSDAY , 29 th JULY . General Committee , Girls' School , Freemasons' Hall , at i . 1278—Burdctt Coutts , Freemasons' Hall , AV . C . 39—St . John tho Baptist , Masonic Hall , Exeter . 286—Samaritan , Green Man Hotel , Bacup . 901—Phoenix , Ship Hotel , Westgate , Rotherham .

966—St . Edward , Literary Institute , Leek , Staffordshire 1126—Oak AVood , Stockdove Inn , Romiley , Cheshire . 1115—Equality , Red Lion Hotel , Accrington . R . A . 266—Naphtali , Masonic Rooms , Heywood . M . M . 32—Union , Freemasons' Hall , Manchester . K . T . —Alpuss , Masonic Hall , Hope Street , Liverpool

FRIDAY , 30 th JULY . 1278—Burdett Coutts , Approach Tavern , A ictovia Park , at 8 . ( Instruction . ) 1507—Metropolitan , 209 Pentonville-road . ( Instruction . ) IRELAND . ! F , H KSI ) AY—12 l-Se « patnck , Masonic Hall , Bnnbridgc , co . Down , TULSDAY—193-St . Patrick ' s , Masonic Rooms , Belfast . EDINBURGH DISTRICT .

MONDAY-310-St . Clair , Freemasons' Hall . TUESDAY—151—Defensive Band . Alexander Hall , Cocklmrn-strcct . ¦ . ,-r . ^^ ,,. , ^ . ?/ - -W—Naval and Military , Freemasons' Hall . ™ VY- £ ^ & DAY T ,, ' - ~ St ' , Toun ' Fishcrrow , Royal Hotel , Musselburgh . FKIDAY-223-Tralalgar , 5-1 Bonmrd-strcct , Lcith .

Notices Of Meetings.

NOTICES OF MEETINGS .

Lodge Of Relief , No . 42 , Bury—Tho monthly meeting of this old Lodge Avas held at the Albion Hotel , on Thursday evening , the 15 th inst . Present-Bros . E . Eccles W . M ., Alfred Buckley S . W ., J . Skcrrett J . W ., T . Barker J . D ., E . Simpkin Secretary , S . Mosley I . G ., Thorman Tyler ; Past Masters Harry Grundy and J . W . Kcnyon . Visitors—Bros . G . A . O'Noil W . M . 101 and J . Grime

P . M . 128 . Business—Bros . John Redfern and William Hewitson Avero raised to the sublime degrco by Bros . O'Neil and Grime . Tho Secretary intimated , in respect of tho proposed memorial stone for the grave of Bro . J . S . Redfern P . Prov . G . P . E . L ., that the various Worshipful Masters in the town had signified their desire to take an active part in promoting the fund ; that it had been agreed to send circulars on the matter to theEast Lancashire Lodges

and that Bro . L . Booth , architect , be requested to submit a design . The W . M . stated that the subscription fund was progressing satisfactorily . It was resolved to make representations to the Provincial Lodge of the cases of tho widow and children of Bro . B ( P . M . ) , and the widow of Bro . H , to whom Lodge 42 has already given of its substance . A substantial repast followed the closing down of the Lodge .

Carnarvon Lodge of Mark Masters , No . 62 . — This liodge held its quarterly meeting on Tuesday , 20 th July , at tho Town Hall , Havant . Present—Bros . Price W . M ., J . IN * . Hill man S . W ., J . Harrison J . W ., H . R . Trigg Secretary ; and Purnell , Clarke and Lemon . Business—Bro . Liddell was advanced to the degree of Mark Master . P . M . Hillman ' s motion , " That this Lodge exceedingly regrets thaUhe Grand Lodge of Mark Masters should be party to a treaty for

Notices Of Meetings.

expelling its own members who may belong to Masonic degrees not approved of by the other parties to that treaty , " was discussed at some length , but , owing to the lateness of the hour , the further consideration of the same Avas adjourned until the next meeting .

Domatie Lodge , No . 170 . —The members of this old established Lodge held their Summer Banquet on Friday , 16 th instant , at Bro . Middlecott ' s , the Greyhound Inn , Dulwich , where , despite the weather , the brethren and their friends mustered in strong force . Bro . Geo . Everett W . M . presided , and was ably supported by the following Stewards : Bros . P . Kent C . C . I . P . M ., A . Treadwell S . W .,

J . Willing jnn . J . W ., J . Smith P . M . Treasurer , T . Williams Secretary , W . Palmer S . D ., I . Bnscall J . D ., G . Clarke I . G ., E . White W . S ., H . N . B . Spink D . C ., J . McLean , E . W . Kent , A . Scard , D . Plenderleith , J . Jones , C . Sergeant , J . Willis . The banquet was very well served , and on the cloth being removed the W . M . said : It was not his desire nor his intention to inflict on the company , who ho was pleased to see

had assembled so numerously , any long speeches . He should , therefore , at once proceed to the first toast , which was that of the health of " The Queen . " The brethren would all agree with him that her conduct throughout life had been everything they could wish , and that she had done all in her power to endear herself to her subjects . The W . M . then proposed the health of " The : Prince and Princess of

Wales , and the rest of the Royal Family . The Princess of Wales was universally respected and beloved by the English people , and as for the Prince he had a double claim on those gathered around this board . All who Avere present at the Albert Hall , on the 28 th of April last , conld testify to the manner in which His Royal Highness had performed his duties , in fact , he had , by his conduct on that

occasion , created an impression that would not be forgotten , and all would agree with him when he stated the Prince was a large-hearted and generous man . The W . M . then briefly referred to His Royal Highness's proposed visit to India , and hoped that it Avonld be a successful one . He had no hesitation in saying that the Prince was a good Mason , and he was sure that , when the time arrived , he Avould

make a good King . " Bro . F . Kent , C . C , I . P . M . rose to propose the next toast , " The Worshipful Master , " Avhich was most enthusiastically received , and duly responded to , tho W . M . saying that the unfavorable state of tho weather had been a matter of seriona concern to him , as he had feared it would sadly reduce the number of those who he hoped to see assemble round him , but the fact that his brethren and

their lady friends , to the number of 85 , had braved the storm and were gathered together was exceedingly gratifying , and he might safely say their meeting was a great success . The several toasts of "The Past Masters , " "Tho Visitors , " "The Officers , " "The Stewards , " and " The Ladies , " wero then given , the example set by tho W . M ., as to brevity , being adhered to by those brethren who

rose to reply . After this , the rain having somewhat abated , an adjournment took place to the beantifnl grounds attached to the Hotel , where the brethren enjoyed the luxury of cigars , meanwhile the energetic Stewards Avere making arrangements for the ball , which it had been arranged should follow the banquet . This part of the day ' s procodings was carried out iu a most spirited manner , and it Avas a late hour before the company separated , all expressing tho utmost

gratification at the way everything had been conducted , and reiterating their thanks to P . M . Bro . Fonlger , who exerted himself most energetically as Master of the Ceremonies . Amongst those present , in addition to those named above , Avere P . M . ' s Tims , Stuart ( 141 ) , Gardner W . M . ( 13 S 1 ) , Bros . Ambrose , Bennett , Beagle , Baker , Crane , Field , Harris , Higgins , Douglas , Scard , Stranger , Kruse , Walker , Norris , Bird , Ralphs , Richards , Ford , Shenstone , McPhorson , Morgan , & c .

St . John's Lodge , No . 191 . —This Lodge held its meeting on Wednesday , the 14 th Jul }' , at the Knowsley Hotel , Bury . Present—Bros . G . A . O'Neil W . M ., Samuel Hamer S . W ., William Balmer J . W ., Samuel Bailey Secretary , T . W . Probert S . D ., W . E . Thorhley J . D ., Alfred Hopkinson I . G ., Hartley Bates Tyler . Past Masters—Bros .

W . O . Walker , Fred . Anderton , J . Smethnrst , J . R . Fletcher . Visitors—Bros . Lawrence Booth P . Prov . G . S . B . E . L ., Jas . Barrett 1012 , Alfred Wroe 42 , Harry Woodcock 1012 . Business—Initiation of Mr . James Crossley ; Crafting of Bro . J . C . Yule , Raising of Bro . William Barritt by Bro . Smethursfc , the tracing board being explained by Bro . Walker . A very pleasant hob-nob followed .

Confidence Lodge of Instruction , No . 193 . — This Lodge held its Aveekly meeting on the 21 st July , at tho White Hart Tavern , Abchurch-laue , E . C . Present — Bros . Tnrqnand W . M ., Blinkhorn S . W ., Abell J . W ., J . K . Pitt Secretary , J . Constable Treasurer , F . Croaker S . D ., Blackball J . D ., Craske I . G ., Christopher Tyler . Past Masters Bros . Gottheil Preceptor and Bloomfield , also Bros . Posener , Woodward , Campbell , Brodie , Botibol , Walker , Horsley ,

Gonnn , Swan , Saint , & c . Business—The usual formalities having been gone through , the W . M . proceeded to raise Bro . Walker , and accomplished the duty in a manner as gratifying to the members as it mnst have been to himself ; the sections in connection with the degree were Avorked by Bro , Gottheil , assisted by the brethren . The Lodgo , having been resumed , and all business transacted , it was closed and adjourned until the following week .

Tyra % vley Lodge , No . 217 . —This Lodge held its monthly meeting on Wednesday , the 11 th of July , at Dillon Terrace , Ballina . Presont—Bros . John Gilbert W . M ., H . Lyons S . W ., James Beatty J . W ., J . It . Dudgeon Secretary , P . Atkinson Treasurer , H . DeverS . D ., Harvey J . D ., J . E . Edmonds I . G ., R . Massey Tyler . Past

Masters Bros . Lyons and Beatty . Visitors—Bros . Harvey 15 S 7 Ballinasloe , Wilson 218 Dublin , and BoAvles 248 Roscommon . Business—Ballot for affiliation of Bro . Bole was successful . Bro . Scott ' s notice of motion Avas postponed for one month . Bro . C , Petrie wag raised to the Fellow Craft degree .

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Diary For The Week.

DIARY FOR THE WEEK .

We shall be obliged if the Secretaries of the various Lodges throughout the Kingdom will favour us with a list of their Days of Meeting , & c . as we have decided to insert only those that are verified by the Officers of the several Lodges .

SATUBDAY , 24 th JULY . Audit Committee , Boys' School , Freemasons' Hall . SUNDAY , 25 th JULY . 6-1—Hope , Spread Eagle Inn , Hochdale . ( Instruction . ) MONDAY , 26 th JULY .

do—Strong Man , Crown Tavern , Clerkenwell Green , at 8 . ( Instruction . ) 999—Robert Burns , Freemasons' Hall , Cooper Street , Manchester . M . M . 113-Birchall , Bull Hotel , Preston .

TUESDAY , 27 th JULY . Audit Committee , Girls' School , Freemasons' Hall , at 1 . 299—Emulation , Bull Hotel , Dartford , Kent . 573—Perseverance , Shenstone House , Hales Owen , AVorccster . 788—Crescent , Island Hotel , Twickenham . 1393—Hamer , 92 Everton Road , Liverpool . K , A . 288—Union , Queen ' s Arms , Ashton-under-Lyne .

WEDNESDAY , 28 th JULY . 193—Confidence , AVhite Hart , Abchurch Lane , E . C , at 7 . 30 . ( Instruction ) . Provincial Grand Lodge of Hertford , Town Hall , St . Albans . 163—Integrity , Freemasons' Hall , Manchester . 301—Philanthropic , Ma : onic Hall , Leeds . 503—Belvidere , Star Hotel , High Street , Maidstone . ( Instruction . ) 996—Londes , Assembly Rooms , East Dereham .

1083—Townley Parker , Stag Inn , Bradford , near Manchester . 1219—Sti ngeways , Dog and Partridge Hotel , Fennet-street , Manchester . 1222—St . Kew , Masonic Hall , High Street , AVeston-Super-Mare . 1392—Egerton , Stanley Arms Hotel , Bury , Lancashire . R . A . 236-Zetland , Masonio Hall , York . M . M . 21—Roberts , Masonic Rooms , Rochdale .

THURSDAY , 29 th JULY . General Committee , Girls' School , Freemasons' Hall , at i . 1278—Burdctt Coutts , Freemasons' Hall , AV . C . 39—St . John tho Baptist , Masonic Hall , Exeter . 286—Samaritan , Green Man Hotel , Bacup . 901—Phoenix , Ship Hotel , Westgate , Rotherham .

966—St . Edward , Literary Institute , Leek , Staffordshire 1126—Oak AVood , Stockdove Inn , Romiley , Cheshire . 1115—Equality , Red Lion Hotel , Accrington . R . A . 266—Naphtali , Masonic Rooms , Heywood . M . M . 32—Union , Freemasons' Hall , Manchester . K . T . —Alpuss , Masonic Hall , Hope Street , Liverpool

FRIDAY , 30 th JULY . 1278—Burdett Coutts , Approach Tavern , A ictovia Park , at 8 . ( Instruction . ) 1507—Metropolitan , 209 Pentonville-road . ( Instruction . ) IRELAND . ! F , H KSI ) AY—12 l-Se « patnck , Masonic Hall , Bnnbridgc , co . Down , TULSDAY—193-St . Patrick ' s , Masonic Rooms , Belfast . EDINBURGH DISTRICT .

MONDAY-310-St . Clair , Freemasons' Hall . TUESDAY—151—Defensive Band . Alexander Hall , Cocklmrn-strcct . ¦ . ,-r . ^^ ,,. , ^ . ?/ - -W—Naval and Military , Freemasons' Hall . ™ VY- £ ^ & DAY T ,, ' - ~ St ' , Toun ' Fishcrrow , Royal Hotel , Musselburgh . FKIDAY-223-Tralalgar , 5-1 Bonmrd-strcct , Lcith .

Notices Of Meetings.

NOTICES OF MEETINGS .

Lodge Of Relief , No . 42 , Bury—Tho monthly meeting of this old Lodge Avas held at the Albion Hotel , on Thursday evening , the 15 th inst . Present-Bros . E . Eccles W . M ., Alfred Buckley S . W ., J . Skcrrett J . W ., T . Barker J . D ., E . Simpkin Secretary , S . Mosley I . G ., Thorman Tyler ; Past Masters Harry Grundy and J . W . Kcnyon . Visitors—Bros . G . A . O'Noil W . M . 101 and J . Grime

P . M . 128 . Business—Bros . John Redfern and William Hewitson Avero raised to the sublime degrco by Bros . O'Neil and Grime . Tho Secretary intimated , in respect of tho proposed memorial stone for the grave of Bro . J . S . Redfern P . Prov . G . P . E . L ., that the various Worshipful Masters in the town had signified their desire to take an active part in promoting the fund ; that it had been agreed to send circulars on the matter to theEast Lancashire Lodges

and that Bro . L . Booth , architect , be requested to submit a design . The W . M . stated that the subscription fund was progressing satisfactorily . It was resolved to make representations to the Provincial Lodge of the cases of tho widow and children of Bro . B ( P . M . ) , and the widow of Bro . H , to whom Lodge 42 has already given of its substance . A substantial repast followed the closing down of the Lodge .

Carnarvon Lodge of Mark Masters , No . 62 . — This liodge held its quarterly meeting on Tuesday , 20 th July , at tho Town Hall , Havant . Present—Bros . Price W . M ., J . IN * . Hill man S . W ., J . Harrison J . W ., H . R . Trigg Secretary ; and Purnell , Clarke and Lemon . Business—Bro . Liddell was advanced to the degree of Mark Master . P . M . Hillman ' s motion , " That this Lodge exceedingly regrets thaUhe Grand Lodge of Mark Masters should be party to a treaty for

Notices Of Meetings.

expelling its own members who may belong to Masonic degrees not approved of by the other parties to that treaty , " was discussed at some length , but , owing to the lateness of the hour , the further consideration of the same Avas adjourned until the next meeting .

Domatie Lodge , No . 170 . —The members of this old established Lodge held their Summer Banquet on Friday , 16 th instant , at Bro . Middlecott ' s , the Greyhound Inn , Dulwich , where , despite the weather , the brethren and their friends mustered in strong force . Bro . Geo . Everett W . M . presided , and was ably supported by the following Stewards : Bros . P . Kent C . C . I . P . M ., A . Treadwell S . W .,

J . Willing jnn . J . W ., J . Smith P . M . Treasurer , T . Williams Secretary , W . Palmer S . D ., I . Bnscall J . D ., G . Clarke I . G ., E . White W . S ., H . N . B . Spink D . C ., J . McLean , E . W . Kent , A . Scard , D . Plenderleith , J . Jones , C . Sergeant , J . Willis . The banquet was very well served , and on the cloth being removed the W . M . said : It was not his desire nor his intention to inflict on the company , who ho was pleased to see

had assembled so numerously , any long speeches . He should , therefore , at once proceed to the first toast , which was that of the health of " The Queen . " The brethren would all agree with him that her conduct throughout life had been everything they could wish , and that she had done all in her power to endear herself to her subjects . The W . M . then proposed the health of " The : Prince and Princess of

Wales , and the rest of the Royal Family . The Princess of Wales was universally respected and beloved by the English people , and as for the Prince he had a double claim on those gathered around this board . All who Avere present at the Albert Hall , on the 28 th of April last , conld testify to the manner in which His Royal Highness had performed his duties , in fact , he had , by his conduct on that

occasion , created an impression that would not be forgotten , and all would agree with him when he stated the Prince was a large-hearted and generous man . The W . M . then briefly referred to His Royal Highness's proposed visit to India , and hoped that it Avonld be a successful one . He had no hesitation in saying that the Prince was a good Mason , and he was sure that , when the time arrived , he Avould

make a good King . " Bro . F . Kent , C . C , I . P . M . rose to propose the next toast , " The Worshipful Master , " Avhich was most enthusiastically received , and duly responded to , tho W . M . saying that the unfavorable state of tho weather had been a matter of seriona concern to him , as he had feared it would sadly reduce the number of those who he hoped to see assemble round him , but the fact that his brethren and

their lady friends , to the number of 85 , had braved the storm and were gathered together was exceedingly gratifying , and he might safely say their meeting was a great success . The several toasts of "The Past Masters , " "Tho Visitors , " "The Officers , " "The Stewards , " and " The Ladies , " wero then given , the example set by tho W . M ., as to brevity , being adhered to by those brethren who

rose to reply . After this , the rain having somewhat abated , an adjournment took place to the beantifnl grounds attached to the Hotel , where the brethren enjoyed the luxury of cigars , meanwhile the energetic Stewards Avere making arrangements for the ball , which it had been arranged should follow the banquet . This part of the day ' s procodings was carried out iu a most spirited manner , and it Avas a late hour before the company separated , all expressing tho utmost

gratification at the way everything had been conducted , and reiterating their thanks to P . M . Bro . Fonlger , who exerted himself most energetically as Master of the Ceremonies . Amongst those present , in addition to those named above , Avere P . M . ' s Tims , Stuart ( 141 ) , Gardner W . M . ( 13 S 1 ) , Bros . Ambrose , Bennett , Beagle , Baker , Crane , Field , Harris , Higgins , Douglas , Scard , Stranger , Kruse , Walker , Norris , Bird , Ralphs , Richards , Ford , Shenstone , McPhorson , Morgan , & c .

St . John's Lodge , No . 191 . —This Lodge held its meeting on Wednesday , the 14 th Jul }' , at the Knowsley Hotel , Bury . Present—Bros . G . A . O'Neil W . M ., Samuel Hamer S . W ., William Balmer J . W ., Samuel Bailey Secretary , T . W . Probert S . D ., W . E . Thorhley J . D ., Alfred Hopkinson I . G ., Hartley Bates Tyler . Past Masters—Bros .

W . O . Walker , Fred . Anderton , J . Smethnrst , J . R . Fletcher . Visitors—Bros . Lawrence Booth P . Prov . G . S . B . E . L ., Jas . Barrett 1012 , Alfred Wroe 42 , Harry Woodcock 1012 . Business—Initiation of Mr . James Crossley ; Crafting of Bro . J . C . Yule , Raising of Bro . William Barritt by Bro . Smethursfc , the tracing board being explained by Bro . Walker . A very pleasant hob-nob followed .

Confidence Lodge of Instruction , No . 193 . — This Lodge held its Aveekly meeting on the 21 st July , at tho White Hart Tavern , Abchurch-laue , E . C . Present — Bros . Tnrqnand W . M ., Blinkhorn S . W ., Abell J . W ., J . K . Pitt Secretary , J . Constable Treasurer , F . Croaker S . D ., Blackball J . D ., Craske I . G ., Christopher Tyler . Past Masters Bros . Gottheil Preceptor and Bloomfield , also Bros . Posener , Woodward , Campbell , Brodie , Botibol , Walker , Horsley ,

Gonnn , Swan , Saint , & c . Business—The usual formalities having been gone through , the W . M . proceeded to raise Bro . Walker , and accomplished the duty in a manner as gratifying to the members as it mnst have been to himself ; the sections in connection with the degree were Avorked by Bro , Gottheil , assisted by the brethren . The Lodgo , having been resumed , and all business transacted , it was closed and adjourned until the following week .

Tyra % vley Lodge , No . 217 . —This Lodge held its monthly meeting on Wednesday , the 11 th of July , at Dillon Terrace , Ballina . Presont—Bros . John Gilbert W . M ., H . Lyons S . W ., James Beatty J . W ., J . It . Dudgeon Secretary , P . Atkinson Treasurer , H . DeverS . D ., Harvey J . D ., J . E . Edmonds I . G ., R . Massey Tyler . Past

Masters Bros . Lyons and Beatty . Visitors—Bros . Harvey 15 S 7 Ballinasloe , Wilson 218 Dublin , and BoAvles 248 Roscommon . Business—Ballot for affiliation of Bro . Bole was successful . Bro . Scott ' s notice of motion Avas postponed for one month . Bro . C , Petrie wag raised to the Fellow Craft degree .

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