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GRAND LODGE OF MAKK MASTER MASONS ov ENGLAND AND WALES AND TUB COLONIES AND DEPENDENCIES OV THE RPJTISH CROWN . The Bight Hon . tli - EARL OV TIIMKHICK M . W . Grand Muster . The Rt . Hon . I . OKD SKELKI : KSI ) . . R , R . W . D . G . M ., Grand Master Elect . INSTALLATION OF M . W . GRAND MASTER . rpHE SUMMER HALF-YEARLY COMMUNICATION of this JL Grand Lodgo will bo held at Freemasons'Tavern , Great Queeu-stroet , W . C . on Tuesday , the 1 th of June 1878 , whoii mid where all Grand Officers ( past and present ) , AV . Masters , l'nst Musters and Overseers of private Lodges are hereby summoned to attend , and at which , by permission , a 1 regularly registered Mark Master Masons may bo present . Grand Lodgo will bo opened at i'ivo o ' clock p . m . Tho Banquet will be provided at Seven o ' clock . Tickets 15 s each , inclusive of wine . Brethren intending to bo present are requested to send thoir names to tho Grand Stewards , care of the Grand Secretary , uot later than Saturday , tho 1 st Of June . By connuuud oC the M / W . Grand Muster , FREDERICK BINCKES , P . G . J . W ., Office—2 Red Lion-square , Holborn , W . C . Craial Secretary . 2 tat May 187 H .
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NOW OPEN THE OXFORD RESTAURANT , OXFORD STREET , W . AN arrangement has been entered into with the Proprietors of the Oxford Music Hull , by which its hahittus aud tho public can be served with Luncheons anil Dinners iu the @ OX 1 D EUGLISH STYLE . A SKILLED CIIEF HAS SEEK ENGAGED . DINNERS AND SUPPERS AT ALL TIMES TABLE D'HOTE , including : 2 Soups , 2 sorts of Fish , 2 Entrees , Poultry , Sweets , Ice Pudding , Cheese , and Salad laccording to season ) , 3 a Cd 3 ? li :: R , HUA . U . BRO . GIANNELLI , Chef .
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FISH DINNERS in PERFECTION , 2 s each , including entrees , poultry . joints , cheese , and salad . Served front Twelve to Four daily . — GEORGE TAVERN , Billingsgate Market . Sole Proprietor , GEORGE SMITH , from Anderton's Hotel .
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THE MASONIC QUARTETTE . BROS . BURGESS PERRY , ARTHUR THOMAS , EDWIN MOSS , and GEORGE MUSGRAVE undertake tho Musical arrangements of the Ceremonies and Banquets . For Terms : —Address , BRO , E . MOSS , 147 Aldersgate-Street , E . C .
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Our Weekly Budget
OUR WEEKLY BUDGET
IN the House of Lords , last Thursday , the Factories and Workshops' Act Avas read a third time and passed , and the opportunity Avas taken of referring to the Lancashire riots . The case of the Avives ancl families of the Army and Militia Keservc men was then brought under the notice of the House by the Earl of De la Warr .
On Friday , the Customs and Inland Bevenue Bill passed through Committee . On Monday their Lordships sat late discussing the groat Constitutional question , Avhether iu time of peace the Crown can move the native Indian troops out of India to other parts of tlie British possessions
without the consent of Parliament . Lord fcselbonie argued that this could not be done , aud Lord Chancellor Cairns that it could . Among the other peers Avho took part in the discussion Avere the Earl Granville and the Earl of Beaconsfield , and Avhen the latter resumed his seat the discussion closed . The House was crowded , and the
attendance m the galleries set apart for ladies was considerable , among those present being the Prince and Princess of Wales , and the Imperial Crown Prince aud Princess of Germany . On Tuesday there Avere brief conversations over the Earydice , and Competitive Examinations in the Army . The House of Commons has been very busy Avith the Civil Service Estimates in Committee , aud further progress
Our Weekly Budget
Avas marie on Thursday , after winch the House Avent into Committee on the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors ( Ireland ) Bill , and passed Clause 1 . On Friday there was an afternoon sifting , at which Sir M . EI . Beach £ . ive notice of the amendment he intended to move to the Marquis of
Hartinsyton ' s motion ahout the movement of Indian troops to Malta . The riots in Lancashire and the appointment of Colonel Wellesley as Military attach } at Vienna AVXTC also noticed , a motion by Mr . Benett-Stanford , objecting to the latter , beino" defeated bv 250 votes to S 3 . On re-assembling
in the evening-, there was found to be present an insufficiency of members to form a quorum , and the House therefore adjourned . On Monday the great debate on the "Marquis of Hartington ' s motion re the CroAvn and its Indian forces being employed ontsido India without the
consent of Parliament Avas commenced , aud at the time of going to press is not yet brought to a conclusion . Among the speakers on Monday were the Leader of the Opposition , Sir H . M . Hicks-Beach , Bart ., Sir C . Dilke , Sir W . Vernon Harcourt , and Mr . G . Stanhope . On Tuesday Mr . Fawcer . t ,
the Attorney-General , and Mr . Gladstone spoke , and the debate Avas adjourned on the motion of Mr . Cross . On Wednesday , tlie motion for tho second reading of the Eating of Towns ( Ireland ) Bill Avas defeated by 221 votes to 117 votes .
The Queen . gave a state banquet at Windsor Castle , ou Fridav , on the occasion of the visit of the Crown Princo and Princess of Germany . Covers Avere laid in the Waterloo Gallerv for seventy , and amone : the guests present Avere the Princess Beatrice , the Duke of Connaught ,
the Prince and Princess Christian of Schleswig Holstein , tho German Ambassador and the Countess Miinster , the Marquis of Hertford , the Duchess of Wellington , tho Lord Chancellor and Lady Cairns , the Earl of Beaconsfield , tho Marquis aud Marchioness of Salisbury , Viscount and
Viscountess Cranbrook , the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk , & c , & c . Three toasts Avere given , those of the Duke of Connaught and Princess Louise Margaret of Prussa , the Emperor of Germany , and tho Queen . On Monday , tho Queen , with the Princess Beatrice , and the Princesses of
Wales , left Windsor for Balmoral , arriving there tho following evening . Her Majesty ' s reception at the several places the train stopped wns very gratifying . Previous to her departure , the Crown Prince and Princess of Germany took leave of Her Majesty , and then left for Buckingham
Palace , where they will stay during their visit , On Friday last , the Prince held a levee at St . James ' s Palace , which was very numeronslv attended . In the evening , His Royal Hishness dinpd with the Hon . Corps , of Gent ! emen-at-Arms . the chair beintr taken by Cap tain the Earl of Coventry .
On Wednesday , there wns a State Ball afc Buckingham Palace , whither the Prince and Princess drove under escort of a detachment of 2 nd Life Guards . Tlie Royal circle included , in ndd tion to their Royal Highnesses , tho Crown Prince and Princess of Germany , the Duke of Conuaucrht ,
the Prince and Princess Christian , Princess Louise ( Marehioness ) and the Marquis of Lome , the Dnke of Cambridge , and Princess Mary ( Duchess ) and the Duke of Teck . The ' Diplomatic and General Circles were AVPII represented .
Next Wedueedav there Avill be a State Concert , and on Monday , the 3 rd June , the Prince of Wales will hold another hvee bv command of Her Majesty . Previous to leaving Paris His Royal Highness gave a thousand francs toAvards the relief of the sufferers by the Grenoble firework
explosion in that city . We rejoice to state that the riots in Lancashire , which are the outcome of the present dispute m the cotton trade , are very nearly at an end , though the disturbed centres are bpcomino- nnip ' rer , thanks to the enprsjefic measures which
the Home Secretary directed should be taken . Wo trust that pence will be entirely restored at an early dntp , and that the stv'ke may likewise be brought to a ; -pecdy conclusion . The dnmaw done during the recent scenes of
violence is very considerable , and the sum io be paid as compensation , therefore , will bo proportionately great . If the men are wise they Avill accept the terms offered by the masters ns just under the existing depression of the trade .
The fifteenth anniversary festival of the JNeAvspapev Press Fund was hold at Willis ' s Rooms , St , James ' s , ou Saturday . The Marquis of Salisbury occupied the chair , and there were present to support his lordship among
other distinguished guests , the Prince Itnpenal , Lord Houghton , the President of the Fund . Count Beust , the Anstro-HuTisarian Ambassador , Lord Napier of Magdahi , the Earl of Dunraren , Lord Colchester , Sir W . Codrington ,
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GRAND LODGE OF MAKK MASTER MASONS ov ENGLAND AND WALES AND TUB COLONIES AND DEPENDENCIES OV THE RPJTISH CROWN . The Bight Hon . tli - EARL OV TIIMKHICK M . W . Grand Muster . The Rt . Hon . I . OKD SKELKI : KSI ) . . R , R . W . D . G . M ., Grand Master Elect . INSTALLATION OF M . W . GRAND MASTER . rpHE SUMMER HALF-YEARLY COMMUNICATION of this JL Grand Lodgo will bo held at Freemasons'Tavern , Great Queeu-stroet , W . C . on Tuesday , the 1 th of June 1878 , whoii mid where all Grand Officers ( past and present ) , AV . Masters , l'nst Musters and Overseers of private Lodges are hereby summoned to attend , and at which , by permission , a 1 regularly registered Mark Master Masons may bo present . Grand Lodgo will bo opened at i'ivo o ' clock p . m . Tho Banquet will be provided at Seven o ' clock . Tickets 15 s each , inclusive of wine . Brethren intending to bo present are requested to send thoir names to tho Grand Stewards , care of the Grand Secretary , uot later than Saturday , tho 1 st Of June . By connuuud oC the M / W . Grand Muster , FREDERICK BINCKES , P . G . J . W ., Office—2 Red Lion-square , Holborn , W . C . Craial Secretary . 2 tat May 187 H .
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NOW OPEN THE OXFORD RESTAURANT , OXFORD STREET , W . AN arrangement has been entered into with the Proprietors of the Oxford Music Hull , by which its hahittus aud tho public can be served with Luncheons anil Dinners iu the @ OX 1 D EUGLISH STYLE . A SKILLED CIIEF HAS SEEK ENGAGED . DINNERS AND SUPPERS AT ALL TIMES TABLE D'HOTE , including : 2 Soups , 2 sorts of Fish , 2 Entrees , Poultry , Sweets , Ice Pudding , Cheese , and Salad laccording to season ) , 3 a Cd 3 ? li :: R , HUA . U . BRO . GIANNELLI , Chef .
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FISH DINNERS in PERFECTION , 2 s each , including entrees , poultry . joints , cheese , and salad . Served front Twelve to Four daily . — GEORGE TAVERN , Billingsgate Market . Sole Proprietor , GEORGE SMITH , from Anderton's Hotel .
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THE MASONIC QUARTETTE . BROS . BURGESS PERRY , ARTHUR THOMAS , EDWIN MOSS , and GEORGE MUSGRAVE undertake tho Musical arrangements of the Ceremonies and Banquets . For Terms : —Address , BRO , E . MOSS , 147 Aldersgate-Street , E . C .
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Our Weekly Budget
OUR WEEKLY BUDGET
IN the House of Lords , last Thursday , the Factories and Workshops' Act Avas read a third time and passed , and the opportunity Avas taken of referring to the Lancashire riots . The case of the Avives ancl families of the Army and Militia Keservc men was then brought under the notice of the House by the Earl of De la Warr .
On Friday , the Customs and Inland Bevenue Bill passed through Committee . On Monday their Lordships sat late discussing the groat Constitutional question , Avhether iu time of peace the Crown can move the native Indian troops out of India to other parts of tlie British possessions
without the consent of Parliament . Lord fcselbonie argued that this could not be done , aud Lord Chancellor Cairns that it could . Among the other peers Avho took part in the discussion Avere the Earl Granville and the Earl of Beaconsfield , and Avhen the latter resumed his seat the discussion closed . The House was crowded , and the
attendance m the galleries set apart for ladies was considerable , among those present being the Prince and Princess of Wales , and the Imperial Crown Prince aud Princess of Germany . On Tuesday there Avere brief conversations over the Earydice , and Competitive Examinations in the Army . The House of Commons has been very busy Avith the Civil Service Estimates in Committee , aud further progress
Our Weekly Budget
Avas marie on Thursday , after winch the House Avent into Committee on the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors ( Ireland ) Bill , and passed Clause 1 . On Friday there was an afternoon sifting , at which Sir M . EI . Beach £ . ive notice of the amendment he intended to move to the Marquis of
Hartinsyton ' s motion ahout the movement of Indian troops to Malta . The riots in Lancashire and the appointment of Colonel Wellesley as Military attach } at Vienna AVXTC also noticed , a motion by Mr . Benett-Stanford , objecting to the latter , beino" defeated bv 250 votes to S 3 . On re-assembling
in the evening-, there was found to be present an insufficiency of members to form a quorum , and the House therefore adjourned . On Monday the great debate on the "Marquis of Hartington ' s motion re the CroAvn and its Indian forces being employed ontsido India without the
consent of Parliament Avas commenced , aud at the time of going to press is not yet brought to a conclusion . Among the speakers on Monday were the Leader of the Opposition , Sir H . M . Hicks-Beach , Bart ., Sir C . Dilke , Sir W . Vernon Harcourt , and Mr . G . Stanhope . On Tuesday Mr . Fawcer . t ,
the Attorney-General , and Mr . Gladstone spoke , and the debate Avas adjourned on the motion of Mr . Cross . On Wednesday , tlie motion for tho second reading of the Eating of Towns ( Ireland ) Bill Avas defeated by 221 votes to 117 votes .
The Queen . gave a state banquet at Windsor Castle , ou Fridav , on the occasion of the visit of the Crown Princo and Princess of Germany . Covers Avere laid in the Waterloo Gallerv for seventy , and amone : the guests present Avere the Princess Beatrice , the Duke of Connaught ,
the Prince and Princess Christian of Schleswig Holstein , tho German Ambassador and the Countess Miinster , the Marquis of Hertford , the Duchess of Wellington , tho Lord Chancellor and Lady Cairns , the Earl of Beaconsfield , tho Marquis aud Marchioness of Salisbury , Viscount and
Viscountess Cranbrook , the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk , & c , & c . Three toasts Avere given , those of the Duke of Connaught and Princess Louise Margaret of Prussa , the Emperor of Germany , and tho Queen . On Monday , tho Queen , with the Princess Beatrice , and the Princesses of
Wales , left Windsor for Balmoral , arriving there tho following evening . Her Majesty ' s reception at the several places the train stopped wns very gratifying . Previous to her departure , the Crown Prince and Princess of Germany took leave of Her Majesty , and then left for Buckingham
Palace , where they will stay during their visit , On Friday last , the Prince held a levee at St . James ' s Palace , which was very numeronslv attended . In the evening , His Royal Hishness dinpd with the Hon . Corps , of Gent ! emen-at-Arms . the chair beintr taken by Cap tain the Earl of Coventry .
On Wednesday , there wns a State Ball afc Buckingham Palace , whither the Prince and Princess drove under escort of a detachment of 2 nd Life Guards . Tlie Royal circle included , in ndd tion to their Royal Highnesses , tho Crown Prince and Princess of Germany , the Duke of Conuaucrht ,
the Prince and Princess Christian , Princess Louise ( Marehioness ) and the Marquis of Lome , the Dnke of Cambridge , and Princess Mary ( Duchess ) and the Duke of Teck . The ' Diplomatic and General Circles were AVPII represented .
Next Wedueedav there Avill be a State Concert , and on Monday , the 3 rd June , the Prince of Wales will hold another hvee bv command of Her Majesty . Previous to leaving Paris His Royal Highness gave a thousand francs toAvards the relief of the sufferers by the Grenoble firework
explosion in that city . We rejoice to state that the riots in Lancashire , which are the outcome of the present dispute m the cotton trade , are very nearly at an end , though the disturbed centres are bpcomino- nnip ' rer , thanks to the enprsjefic measures which
the Home Secretary directed should be taken . Wo trust that pence will be entirely restored at an early dntp , and that the stv'ke may likewise be brought to a ; -pecdy conclusion . The dnmaw done during the recent scenes of
violence is very considerable , and the sum io be paid as compensation , therefore , will bo proportionately great . If the men are wise they Avill accept the terms offered by the masters ns just under the existing depression of the trade .
The fifteenth anniversary festival of the JNeAvspapev Press Fund was hold at Willis ' s Rooms , St , James ' s , ou Saturday . The Marquis of Salisbury occupied the chair , and there were present to support his lordship among
other distinguished guests , the Prince Itnpenal , Lord Houghton , the President of the Fund . Count Beust , the Anstro-HuTisarian Ambassador , Lord Napier of Magdahi , the Earl of Dunraren , Lord Colchester , Sir W . Codrington ,