Notices Of Meetings.

Alfred Reed S . W . W . M . elect was then presented to the W . M ., aud ( a Board of Installed Masters having been formed , he was duly j ieatalled in the chair of K . S ., after which he invested the following ' Officers : —Bros . G . W . Kidd S . W .. R . Fielder J . W .. G . Hay Treasurer , '; F . C . D . Fenn Secretary , G . Gwiini S . D ., J . T . Pavitt J . D ., H . Young ; Dir . of Cers ., W . iow-m I . G ., C . Ma- »« fiMd and J . Byford Stewards , j !

and M . Gross Tyler . Bro . Jame * B ml ton , who act ' d as Installing Officer , then delivered the cu-miliary charges to the W . M ., Warden- * , end Brethren respeoti- o ' y . The cereim ny was performed with i admirable precision , and th * add res- * -a wnrt * enunciated with im- j pres » ivenpss . The auditors' report , showing the respectable balance of £ 328 in favour of the Lodge , was received and adopted . The S j

W . M . having intimated his intention of going forward as Steward for i the three Benevolent Institutions , tbe sum of 25 guineas were voted for the R . M . B . I . for Aged Freemasons , leaving the other two for further , consideration . The sum of 10 guineas was also voted to Bro . G . W . Kidd S . W ., who also goes forward as Steward . Candidates for initiation were proposed . All Masonic business being ended , the I .

Lodge was closed , and the brethren adjourned to the banquet in the Council Chamber , after whioh the usual loyal toasts were proposed and received in the manner peculiar to the Craft . For the Charities , Bro . J . McLeod responded , representing more particularly the Boys ' Institution , his plea was more on their behalf , but his remarks

generally referred to the duties of all Freemasons to do their best for the noble Charities , in which they should all bo interested . The remaining toasts were dnly honoured . The Tyler ' s toast concluded a well-spent evening . The proceedings of fche evening were greatly enlivened by musical and choral efforts by various brethren .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

EBORACUM CHAPTER , No . 1611 .

THE installation meeting of this Chapter was held at Freemasons ' Hall , St . Saviourgate , York , on Tuesday , tbe 7 th instant , when Comp . T . B . Whytehead was placed in tbe ohair of M . E . Z . for the fourth time by Comp . J . Todd . Comp . Whytehoad then installed Comps . W . N . Cheeseman and Dr . Longford as H . and J . respectively , the other Officers being invested , as follow : —Comps . J . Kay S . E .,

W . Storey S . N ., G . Lamb P . S ., T . G . P . Barlow lsfc A . S ., J . L . Spetch 2 nd A . S ., J . Bleokin P . Z . Treasurer , G . A . Chapman Organitt , A . Archer Steward , and P . Pearson Janitor . Bros . Dr . Buchanan , B .

Kilvington , and Rev . E . Richardson were duly exalted , and a snm of £ 10 10 s was voted to the decoration fund of the Eboraoom Lodge . The Chapter was then closed , tbe Companions dining together in the banqueting room , under the presidency of the M . E . Z .

Masonic Sonnets.—No. 38-39.

MASONIC SONNETS . —No . 38-39 .

BT BRO . CHAS . F . FOBSHAW , LL . D ., 295 , 1214 , 2417 ( E . C . ) , 761 ( S . C . ) — : o : — 0 » BEING ELECTED BABD AND HONORARV MEMBER OT PEEBLES KILWINNING LODGE . NO . 24 .

My pen is at your call , dear Brethren mine , Ready and willing when you ask its aid ; For well I love to linger with the Nine , And oft upon Parnassus have I strayed . I love Masonic ways , and oft I pray

Tbat nought those ways will hinder or retard ; And I am glad that this auspicious day Finds me invested as your Lodge ' s Bard . Au ancient Lodge is 24—its roll

Conta'us some names that ne ' er will be forgot ; Names boldly writ on Scotia ' s worthies' scroll ; Men . who have met within this sacred spot . Mine be tbe task , throughout my future days , To prove deserving of your crown of bays .

Fresh forms and faces are before my gaze , Yet nothing new and nothing strange appears ; The Mystic Tie all diffidence allays , —

Blest comfort of our past and future years . A Craftsman I ; within whose breast tbere beats A Loyal and a true Masonic heart , Tbat throbs with joy , whene ' er , in onr retreats ,

It finds—as oft it finds—its couuterpart . And now , at Feeble * , glee in it rebounds , It joys in Scottish Masonry to revel ; It feels and knows that Friendship here surrounds

When we are met npon our common level . May tbe Most High upon our Art still smile , That it may long our coming hours beguile . Newton Villa , Peebles . 23 rd February 1893 .

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