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St. John's Lodge, No. 221, Bolton.
New Finsbury Park Lodge , No . 1695 . —The reanlar meeting was held on Tuesday , tho 17 th inst . Bros . T . Press W . M ., II . B . D . Dunn S . W ., Hollis P . P . S . D . Herts as J . W ., Davis P . M . Treas ., A . J . Berry P . M . Sec , J . N . Thompson S . D ., G . Edmunds J . D ., J . II . Bastable I . G ., J . Eldridgo P . M . D . C ., C . Hutchinson Steward , Grout Organist ; P . M . ' s W . T . Purkiss I . P . M .,
Eiohmond , Hollis , Perfect , Ayden , Ac . After preliminaries , ballots wero taken for tho admission of Messrs . J . C . Edwards and F . M . B . Bowora , who wero duly initiated into tho Order . Bros . P . Richmond , J . W . Clayton and J . E . Perfect were raised to tho third degree . Credit is duo to the W . M . for his working , in which ho was ably assisted by the Officers . A candidate was proposed for initiation at
next meeting and two brethren for joining ; this will complete the number of members , tho Lodge being restricted to 40 . Bro . Davis P . M . and Treasurer proposed that a Lodgo of Instruction be established under the warrant of the Lodgo , to be called the Now Finsbury Park Lodge of Instruction , —Bro . Purkiss has offered tho uso of a commodious room for tho purpose , —and that a Committeo bo formed
to carry out tho arrangements . This was seconded by the S . W ., and carried unanimonsly . Tho resignation of a Brother was accepted , with regret . Bro . Earl announced his intention to act as Steward for the next Festival of tho Girls' School . Hearty good wishes wero given by the Visitors , and the Lodge waa closed . The brethren then sat down to a very sumptuous banquet , and dessert , provided by Bros .
Bertram and Eoberts , that gave great satisfaction . Grace having been said , tho W . M . proposed tho first Loyal toast . The National Anthem was sung , Bro . Davis P . M . taking the solo verses . After the toast of the Grand Master , Bro . Eichmond sang " God Bless tho Princo of Wales , " accompanied by Bro . Grout on tho Piano . Bro . Purkiss I . P . M . then took possession of the gavel to propose the toast of the
W . M ., who had done tho duties of the Lodge in every respect to their satisfaction . Under his auspices they might in every respect anticipate a successful year of office . Tho W . M . thanked Bro . Purkiss for the kind manner he had spoken of him , and the brethren for their reception of the toast , his services wero at their command ; this young and promising Lodgo had his hearty co-operation ; if he had
worked the ceremony to their satisfaction he was proud . Bro . George Edmunds then sang " Bonnie Dundee . " Tho W . M . next proposed tho toast of tho Initiates ; this was the toast of tho evening . Tho new members had come with good recommendations , and they welcomed them heartily . Bros . Edwards and Bower 3 briefly replied . The E . A . song was sung . The toast of the Visitors was next given ,
and Bro . Blackie W . M . The Great City Lodge 1426 responded . Tho W . M . then proposed the toast of the I . P . M . Bro . Purkiss , who had so endeared himself to them all . No more kind and genial Mason could be found ; the members all wished him health and prosperity , and that he might wear the jewel of the Lodgo for many years . After a song from Bro . Pierpoint , Bro . Purkiss replied ; he felt
proud at having been the first Master of this flourishing Lodgo ; ho had served 'the office two years . It was gratifying to noto tho liberality of the members ; they had , indeed , aided him to represent the Charities three times . Bro . Earl , who was initiated in tho Lodge , will this year bo a Steward , for tho second time , and ho ( Bro . Purkiss ) hoped the brethren would give him their support .
Tho Treasurer and Secretary , Bros . Davis and Berry , wero next complimented ; two more indefatigiblo brethren conld not bo fonnd . Bro . Eldridgo P . M . D . C . responded on behalf of tho Treasurer Bro . Davis , who was obliged to leave ; ho was proud to endorse tho words of Bro . Purkiss . Tho Lodgo was in a flourishing condition , and while all liabilities had received attention , tho Charities had not been
forgotten . Bro . Berry , aa one of tho founders , hoped ho had dono all in his power for tho welfare of tho Lodgo ; tho number of members was limited , and the initiation fee would now bo raised . He had been gratified by the remark made by tho Visitors as to the Lodge of Instruction—that by its establishment the younger brethren wonld be enabled to perfect themselves to follow in tho footsteps of tho W . M . The Junior Officers was the next toast ; no better
workers could be found . The W . M . hoped to seo them all occupy the chair . At this stage of tho proceedings , tho worthy Secretary Bro . Berry announced , amidst loud applause , that tho brethren had nobly supported Bro . Earl ' s list for tho Girls' School , by subscribing tho sum of 39 guineas , five guineas of which was given by Bro . Fisher ( 1524 ) , a visitor . Bro . Earl thanked the brethren for their support j ho hoped to carry up a good list for that noble Charity .
St. John's Lodge, No. 221, Bolton.
Bro . Dunn S . W . responded for tho Officers ; and after a song from Bro . Purkiss P . M ., tho Tyler ' s toast was given . Tho following were the Visitors : —Bros . Eowo P . M . 167 , G . Veal izSS , J . Chinnery S . D . 145 , Wilkinson 157 , Pauling 828 , Cattormolo 217 , Fisher 1524 , J . J . Eowo P . M . 167 and 198 , W . M . 501 , Koyso 1602 , Blackie W . M . Tho Great City 1426 , Quincey 1319 , n . M . Levy P . M . 180 , & o .
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VITRUVIAN LODGE , No . 87 . BEO . ISAAC , who has for somo timo pastprovidod for the require . monts of this Lodge , bogs to announce that ho has obtained permission for tho removal of his liconso to tho l ! clvedero-road , and that ho has erected commodious premises thero . Theso comprise jftu SIP-A-CIOTTS 2 & J ± S 025 TTO HA . X 1 I 1 . WITH ANTE ROOMS , LARGE BANQUETTING HALL , Together with every convenience for Masonic gatherings . Applications from Secretaries and . others for accommodation to bo addressed . G . ISAAC , " WHITE HART , " COILEOE STREET , LAMBETH , Loiraow , S . E .
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mSOiOHIGHSCHOOLFORBOYS, 1 NOTTINGr HILL SQUARE , W . THE SCHOOL has been established to provide a High Class Education to sons of Freemasons and others , on moderate terms . Thero aro scholarships of the annual value ofijio to £ 20 , and Exhibitions of £ 20 . Terms for sons of Freemasons from -1 to 7 guineas per term , for other pupils from 5 to 8 guineas per term . For further particulars apply to tho Secretary , orto E . PASSAWER , LL . D . Head Hasten
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Ninth Edition , post freo , Ono Shilling . DE . WATTS on ASTHMA . A Treatise on the only Successful Method of Curing tho Disease . By ROBEKT G . AVATTS , M . D ., F . R . S . L ., & c „ 5 Bulstrodo-street , Cavendish-square , London . London : MncnRii , AWD CO ., Red Lion-court , Fleet-street .
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LATESTNOVELTY. MASONIC CHARM FOR CHAIN . Tho wholo of the working T 00 I 3 complete as abovo . MOUNTED IN GOOD GOLD AND ORNAMENTALLY ENGRAVED . To bo had of tho maker on receipt of 25 s . E . PELIKAN , Manufacturing Jeweller , "No . 102 St . John Street Eoad , London , E . C . P . O . O . to bo mado payablo at tho St . John Street Road Office .
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Tj K XVOrEVZ" jaCAJCR ZBISTTSriHriES y Pj 5 Mirrors & all other Ivory Toilet Articles , m V ^ W I ¥ P fl f ^^ O B 5 SSS ^ N / c | S 5 ? ® fB 2 S m / . JLA * f @ u ^ f | sae = ^ 0 « S'rJ & % 8 s ITOEY GOODS I 3 ST C 3-EaSTEU ^ . X ,, " g ' 2 o Wholesale & for Exriortation & the Trade only . 2 £ Sr-i _ •* p CO " + > 8 fln » A O _ f ! L . i JWy ^^ Tlf rt \ _ £ ** * °5JP@J^^°HCKWW%2 g § , y ^ iLiM ^^^^ Q Q M ^^^s-g o , jj , A . i ! E : E 3 ST 3 sric 3- BEOS . Ivory "Works , •g PP 3 11 , HIGH STREET , LONDON , W . O . p ,
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CANNONSTREETHOTEL,CANNONSTREET,LONDON,E.C. Has been thoroughly renovated 5 tho Railway advantages , in direct communication with the Hotol , render this establishment unequalled in tho Metropolis for MASONIC BANQUETS , PUBLIC & PRIVATE DINNERS , BREAKFASTS , & C . DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS , PUBLIC MEETINGS , ARBITRATIONS , & o . THE LARGE HALL IS CAPABLE OF SEATING TJPWABDS OF TWELVE HTJNDBED PEOPLE . VISITOHS AND FAMILIES visiting LONDON , for LONG or SHOUT PERIODS , will find tho APPOINTMENTS , and ACCOMJIODATION UNIUVALLED . E . H . RAND , MANAGER .
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LADBROKEHALL,NOTTXNOHILL,LONDON,W. ( Opposite the Wotting Hill Station of tho Metropolitan Railway , from which Train 3 run every few minntea to all parts of London , and in connection with tho principal Lines of Railway . ) THE ACCOMMODATION PROVIDED FOR LODGE MEETINGS IS UNEQUALLED BY ANY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE DISTRICT . LARGE LODGE -AJSTD IBAJSTQUET ROOMS , "WITH EVERY lCONVElSriElSrCE . THE HALL MAY BE ENGAGED for BANQUETS , WEDDING BREAKFASTS , DINNERS , PUBLIC or FRIVATE 1 ENTERTAINMENTS , &« Apply to Bro . J . LIWSCOTT ( at the Hall ) , 14 Ladferoke Grove Boad , London , W .
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St. John's Lodge, No. 221, Bolton.
New Finsbury Park Lodge , No . 1695 . —The reanlar meeting was held on Tuesday , tho 17 th inst . Bros . T . Press W . M ., II . B . D . Dunn S . W ., Hollis P . P . S . D . Herts as J . W ., Davis P . M . Treas ., A . J . Berry P . M . Sec , J . N . Thompson S . D ., G . Edmunds J . D ., J . II . Bastable I . G ., J . Eldridgo P . M . D . C ., C . Hutchinson Steward , Grout Organist ; P . M . ' s W . T . Purkiss I . P . M .,
Eiohmond , Hollis , Perfect , Ayden , Ac . After preliminaries , ballots wero taken for tho admission of Messrs . J . C . Edwards and F . M . B . Bowora , who wero duly initiated into tho Order . Bros . P . Richmond , J . W . Clayton and J . E . Perfect were raised to tho third degree . Credit is duo to the W . M . for his working , in which ho was ably assisted by the Officers . A candidate was proposed for initiation at
next meeting and two brethren for joining ; this will complete the number of members , tho Lodge being restricted to 40 . Bro . Davis P . M . and Treasurer proposed that a Lodgo of Instruction be established under the warrant of the Lodgo , to be called the Now Finsbury Park Lodge of Instruction , —Bro . Purkiss has offered tho uso of a commodious room for tho purpose , —and that a Committeo bo formed
to carry out tho arrangements . This was seconded by the S . W ., and carried unanimonsly . Tho resignation of a Brother was accepted , with regret . Bro . Earl announced his intention to act as Steward for the next Festival of tho Girls' School . Hearty good wishes wero given by the Visitors , and the Lodge waa closed . The brethren then sat down to a very sumptuous banquet , and dessert , provided by Bros .
Bertram and Eoberts , that gave great satisfaction . Grace having been said , tho W . M . proposed tho first Loyal toast . The National Anthem was sung , Bro . Davis P . M . taking the solo verses . After the toast of the Grand Master , Bro . Eichmond sang " God Bless tho Princo of Wales , " accompanied by Bro . Grout on tho Piano . Bro . Purkiss I . P . M . then took possession of the gavel to propose the toast of the
W . M ., who had done tho duties of the Lodge in every respect to their satisfaction . Under his auspices they might in every respect anticipate a successful year of office . Tho W . M . thanked Bro . Purkiss for the kind manner he had spoken of him , and the brethren for their reception of the toast , his services wero at their command ; this young and promising Lodgo had his hearty co-operation ; if he had
worked the ceremony to their satisfaction he was proud . Bro . George Edmunds then sang " Bonnie Dundee . " Tho W . M . next proposed tho toast of tho Initiates ; this was the toast of tho evening . Tho new members had come with good recommendations , and they welcomed them heartily . Bros . Edwards and Bower 3 briefly replied . The E . A . song was sung . The toast of the Visitors was next given ,
and Bro . Blackie W . M . The Great City Lodge 1426 responded . Tho W . M . then proposed the toast of the I . P . M . Bro . Purkiss , who had so endeared himself to them all . No more kind and genial Mason could be found ; the members all wished him health and prosperity , and that he might wear the jewel of the Lodgo for many years . After a song from Bro . Pierpoint , Bro . Purkiss replied ; he felt
proud at having been the first Master of this flourishing Lodgo ; ho had served 'the office two years . It was gratifying to noto tho liberality of the members ; they had , indeed , aided him to represent the Charities three times . Bro . Earl , who was initiated in tho Lodge , will this year bo a Steward , for tho second time , and ho ( Bro . Purkiss ) hoped the brethren would give him their support .
Tho Treasurer and Secretary , Bros . Davis and Berry , wero next complimented ; two more indefatigiblo brethren conld not bo fonnd . Bro . Eldridgo P . M . D . C . responded on behalf of tho Treasurer Bro . Davis , who was obliged to leave ; ho was proud to endorse tho words of Bro . Purkiss . Tho Lodgo was in a flourishing condition , and while all liabilities had received attention , tho Charities had not been
forgotten . Bro . Berry , aa one of tho founders , hoped ho had dono all in his power for tho welfare of tho Lodgo ; tho number of members was limited , and the initiation fee would now bo raised . He had been gratified by the remark made by tho Visitors as to the Lodge of Instruction—that by its establishment the younger brethren wonld be enabled to perfect themselves to follow in tho footsteps of tho W . M . The Junior Officers was the next toast ; no better
workers could be found . The W . M . hoped to seo them all occupy the chair . At this stage of tho proceedings , tho worthy Secretary Bro . Berry announced , amidst loud applause , that tho brethren had nobly supported Bro . Earl ' s list for tho Girls' School , by subscribing tho sum of 39 guineas , five guineas of which was given by Bro . Fisher ( 1524 ) , a visitor . Bro . Earl thanked the brethren for their support j ho hoped to carry up a good list for that noble Charity .
St. John's Lodge, No. 221, Bolton.
Bro . Dunn S . W . responded for tho Officers ; and after a song from Bro . Purkiss P . M ., tho Tyler ' s toast was given . Tho following were the Visitors : —Bros . Eowo P . M . 167 , G . Veal izSS , J . Chinnery S . D . 145 , Wilkinson 157 , Pauling 828 , Cattormolo 217 , Fisher 1524 , J . J . Eowo P . M . 167 and 198 , W . M . 501 , Koyso 1602 , Blackie W . M . Tho Great City 1426 , Quincey 1319 , n . M . Levy P . M . 180 , & o .
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VITRUVIAN LODGE , No . 87 . BEO . ISAAC , who has for somo timo pastprovidod for the require . monts of this Lodge , bogs to announce that ho has obtained permission for tho removal of his liconso to tho l ! clvedero-road , and that ho has erected commodious premises thero . Theso comprise jftu SIP-A-CIOTTS 2 & J ± S 025 TTO HA . X 1 I 1 . WITH ANTE ROOMS , LARGE BANQUETTING HALL , Together with every convenience for Masonic gatherings . Applications from Secretaries and . others for accommodation to bo addressed . G . ISAAC , " WHITE HART , " COILEOE STREET , LAMBETH , Loiraow , S . E .
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mSOiOHIGHSCHOOLFORBOYS, 1 NOTTINGr HILL SQUARE , W . THE SCHOOL has been established to provide a High Class Education to sons of Freemasons and others , on moderate terms . Thero aro scholarships of the annual value ofijio to £ 20 , and Exhibitions of £ 20 . Terms for sons of Freemasons from -1 to 7 guineas per term , for other pupils from 5 to 8 guineas per term . For further particulars apply to tho Secretary , orto E . PASSAWER , LL . D . Head Hasten
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Ninth Edition , post freo , Ono Shilling . DE . WATTS on ASTHMA . A Treatise on the only Successful Method of Curing tho Disease . By ROBEKT G . AVATTS , M . D ., F . R . S . L ., & c „ 5 Bulstrodo-street , Cavendish-square , London . London : MncnRii , AWD CO ., Red Lion-court , Fleet-street .
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LATESTNOVELTY. MASONIC CHARM FOR CHAIN . Tho wholo of the working T 00 I 3 complete as abovo . MOUNTED IN GOOD GOLD AND ORNAMENTALLY ENGRAVED . To bo had of tho maker on receipt of 25 s . E . PELIKAN , Manufacturing Jeweller , "No . 102 St . John Street Eoad , London , E . C . P . O . O . to bo mado payablo at tho St . John Street Road Office .
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Tj K XVOrEVZ" jaCAJCR ZBISTTSriHriES y Pj 5 Mirrors & all other Ivory Toilet Articles , m V ^ W I ¥ P fl f ^^ O B 5 SSS ^ N / c | S 5 ? ® fB 2 S m / . JLA * f @ u ^ f | sae = ^ 0 « S'rJ & % 8 s ITOEY GOODS I 3 ST C 3-EaSTEU ^ . X ,, " g ' 2 o Wholesale & for Exriortation & the Trade only . 2 £ Sr-i _ •* p CO " + > 8 fln » A O _ f ! L . i JWy ^^ Tlf rt \ _ £ ** * °5JP@J^^°HCKWW%2 g § , y ^ iLiM ^^^^ Q Q M ^^^s-g o , jj , A . i ! E : E 3 ST 3 sric 3- BEOS . Ivory "Works , •g PP 3 11 , HIGH STREET , LONDON , W . O . p ,
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CANNONSTREETHOTEL,CANNONSTREET,LONDON,E.C. Has been thoroughly renovated 5 tho Railway advantages , in direct communication with the Hotol , render this establishment unequalled in tho Metropolis for MASONIC BANQUETS , PUBLIC & PRIVATE DINNERS , BREAKFASTS , & C . DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS , PUBLIC MEETINGS , ARBITRATIONS , & o . THE LARGE HALL IS CAPABLE OF SEATING TJPWABDS OF TWELVE HTJNDBED PEOPLE . VISITOHS AND FAMILIES visiting LONDON , for LONG or SHOUT PERIODS , will find tho APPOINTMENTS , and ACCOMJIODATION UNIUVALLED . E . H . RAND , MANAGER .
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LADBROKEHALL,NOTTXNOHILL,LONDON,W. ( Opposite the Wotting Hill Station of tho Metropolitan Railway , from which Train 3 run every few minntea to all parts of London , and in connection with tho principal Lines of Railway . ) THE ACCOMMODATION PROVIDED FOR LODGE MEETINGS IS UNEQUALLED BY ANY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE DISTRICT . LARGE LODGE -AJSTD IBAJSTQUET ROOMS , "WITH EVERY lCONVElSriElSrCE . THE HALL MAY BE ENGAGED for BANQUETS , WEDDING BREAKFASTS , DINNERS , PUBLIC or FRIVATE 1 ENTERTAINMENTS , &« Apply to Bro . J . LIWSCOTT ( at the Hall ) , 14 Ladferoke Grove Boad , London , W .