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' SATUBDAY , 26 TH MAY 1894 .

The Institutions, &C.

THE INSTITUTIONS , & c .

Board of Benevolence . THB Quarterly meeting of the General Committee of Grand Lodge was held on Wednesday evening , in the Board Room , Freemasons' Hall , the three presiding

Officers being Brother James Brett P . G . P . Senior Vice-President of the Board of Benevolence , C . A . Cottebrune Junior "Vice-President , and Frederick Hilton Assistant Grand Pursuivant .

The attendance was very large , the Grand Secretary ' s Office being represented by Bros . E . Letchworth G . Sec , A . A . Pendlebury Assist . G . Sec , W . Dodd , W . H . Lee , and G . S . Becknell . Among Grand Officers were Bros .

F . A . Philbriek , Q . C ., G . Beg ., T . Lean Wilkinson Dep . G . Beg ., W . M . Bywater , the Eev . J . S . Brownrigg , T . W . Whitmarsh , D . D . Mercer , George Eead , W . P . Brown , H . Garrod , J . H . Matthews , Lennox Browne . The agenda paper of the next Quarterly Communication of Grand Lodge was read to the Brethren , and

several notices of motion were handed in ; one or two , however , were declared to be out of order and were not allowed to go on the paper of business . What was decided to be regular left a large amount of work .

The candidates for election to the Board of General Purposes were numerous , ancl after the nomination of scrutineers for the Porch , ancl scrutineers of the ballot , the Board of Masters was closed , and the Board of Benevolence opened .

The Brethren confirmed the recommendations made at the April meeting to the Grand Master - to the amount of £ 460 , ancl then dealt with the evening ' s list of forty-nine cases . These were qualified through Lodges in the Metropolitan ambit , and in Newtown ( Mon . ) ,

Liverpool , Monkwearrnouth , Carmarthen , Monmouth , Spalding , Calcutta , Bridgwater , Dartford , Truro , Berwick , Singapore , Sunderland , Allahabad , Jhansi , Boston , Hull , Eingwood , York Town , Southampton , Fyzabad , Guernsey , Rangoon , Jamaica , Burton-on-Trenfc , Ply-