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Notices Of Meetings.
day , the 9 th October . The meeting WOH held at the Western Hotel , Moss Side , Manchester , the following brethren being present : — Bro 3 . John MoiiiB W . M ., Francis Long S . W . ( W . M . elect ) , Percy E Land J . W ., J . C . Gillmann P . P . G . S . D . Seoretary , G . Knight S . D ., D Johnson YM . D . C ., W . Yeadon , A . C . A ., and J . S . Done Stewards Hy . P . Jones P . M . Prov . G . R ., J . C . Victor ? , Thomas Jackson , Jnc
Rathbono , A . J . Tarr , Nathaniel Jones , Walter Lees , C . Preston . Visitors—Bros . Jacob Ashwovth W . M . llfil , William Colbert I . P . M . 1213 , John Greaves P . M . 277 P . P . G . S . W ., J . Slater P . M . 1077 , F . MaoCallnm P . M . 1993 , Clare Ed ^ r Tcwell P . M . 2359 , W . F . Scarlett D . C . 2360 1313 , W . IC . Taylor 201 , J . Schr . field 1161 . Tho Installing Matter was Bro . Gillman , who , assisted by the Past Masters of tho
Lodge , rendered a ceremony which waa a very excellent one , the same giving universal satisfaction . Bro . Gillman is well known in Masonio circles as an earnest worker , and , as Secretary , has been of great assistance to his Lodge , the members of whioh have recognised the fact by re-appointing him to that position . The following is a
list of Offioers for the ensuing year : —Bros . John Morris I . P . M ., Peroy E . Land S . W ., Ramsey Knight J . W ., George Barslom P . M . Treasurer , J . C . Gillman P . P . G . S . D . Seoretary , Chris . Preston S . D ., Hy . S . Johnson J . D ., J . S . Done I . G ., David Johnson P . M . D . of C , William Yeadon , H . Russell , and A . J . Tarr Stewards .
URMSTON LODGE , No . 1730 . THE regular meeting was held at tho Victoria Hotel , Urmston , on . the 9 th inst ., Bro . John Hardwicke Marsh W . M . There were also present : —Bros . W . H . Jolliffe S . W ., Fred . Stretch J . W ., Edward
L . Littler P . M . P . P . G . P . Troasnrer , George R . Lloyd P . M . Prov . G . Treasurer Seoretary , John Walton jun . S . D ., Walter Bowers J . D ., G . A . Mvors P . M . P . P . G . Dir . of Cera ., Goo . J . Mends Organist , R . Swindells I . P . M ., John SlymanP . M . P . P . G . D ., Peter noaton P . M . P . P . G . S .,
Edward Roberts P . M . Asst . Prov . G . A . T . ( FREEMASON ' CHRONICLE ) , J . Bowers P . M ., Thomas William Bone P . M ., John Walton son . P . M ., J . Ormrod , J . Plowman , Geo . G . R . Mends , J . S . Whitley , J . Mallard , W . Kirk , Wm . H . Hughes , J . Artingstall . After the minutes had been read and oonfirmod , Bro . G . R . Mends satisfactorily answered the questions leading from the first to the
second degree . Lodgo was advanced , and Bro . Mends duly passed by the W . M ., who , upon the conclusion of the ceremony , announced that a Masonio Servioo in connection with the Lodge would be held in the Parish Church , UVmston , on Sunday , 12 th November , at 3 ' 30 p . ni ., in aid of the Masonio Charities , and that a dispensation had been granted by Earl Lathom Prov . Grand Ma * tir to wear Craft clothing
and jowels on the occasion . It was resolved that the annual ball in connection with the Lodge be held on 15 th Deoember , and that the W . M ., - Bros . G . A . Myers , J . Bowers , John Walton jun ., J . R . Ormrod , and J . Ploughman be appointed a Committee to make the necessary arrangements . Hearty good wishes were expressed by Provincial Officers and Visiting Brethren , and the Lodge duly closed . The charity
box realised a goodly sum . " The brethren afterwards partook of a substantial ropast , which had beon provided by tho genial host , Bro . John Walton , tbe remainder of tho evening being spent at tho social board , where the u = nal Loyal and Maaonic toasts were varied by songs rendered b y Bros . F . Ridsdale Bowley , Henry Nail , Edward Roberts , William
Dnmviile , Peter Henton , and otaers . Bro . Marsh W . M . proposed the toast of the r . ewly-inveated Provincial Officers ( Bros . Lloyd and Myers ) , and congratulated thoni upon their important appointments , the former as Provincial Grnnd Treasurer , the latter as Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies , bath of West Lancashire .
Bro . Myers , in response , said that up to the presont time he knew very little of Provincial matter ? , and consequently did not intend to make a long speech , though perhaps as he progressed he might fOrnish them with one of the longest on record . He acknowledged the difficulties whioh environed his position , but said that however hard these might be , the faot of working under such an Officer as
Lord Lathom would render them quite a pleasure . Bro . Lloyd said that as a member of the Urmston Lodge his MaBonio life had been a very pleasant and happy one . He gave an interesting description of his Lodge experiences , and said that he bad met and made many good friends , some of whom were the best ofineir . He had gained the brotherly love and affection of those in
his own Lodge , and the knowledge of this was one of the deli ghts he could cherish . He thanked them for their enthusiasm , and promised that whatever he could do for the Urmston Lodge would be performed withont stint . The toast of the Visitors was next proposed , whioh was followed b y that of the newly passed brother .
I . G ., Geo . Comley and G . Thompson Stewards . Visitors : Bros . John D . Wilde Soc . 387 ( I . C . ) , John Sbapcctt 733 , Henry Stiles P . M . 1507 , C . H . Paiuo 2398 , N . J . Cbnrcher late 1741 , A . J . Churcher 1275 , Frank Marshall D . C . 1586 , F . J . Mansell 1987 , Arthur Scurrah I . P . M . 2206 , T . D . Norman 172 .
In response to the latter Bro . Mends said that what he had seon had made a deep impression upon him . His father , who was also a member of this Lodge , had been credited with making headway in Masonry , and he hoped he would bo enabled to tread in his footsteps . Other toasts followed .
ROYAL SAYOT LODGE , No . 1744 . rpHE regular meeting was held on Tuesday , at the CtiterioD , JL Piccadilly , when the following among others were present : Bros . C J . Knightloy W . M ., G . Mordey S . W ., W . M . Stiles P . M . Treasurer , R . Ross I . P . M ., W . A . Scurrah P . M ., C . H . Holland P . M ., A . H . Cole Sec , Henry Longman S . D ., Thoa . Jofferioa J . D ., J . Pratt
Notices Of Meetings.
The business of the meeting inoluded the raising of Bros . Nioholson , Davis and Gentry , and the discussion of various matters of interest to the Lodge . It was decided to alter the day of meeting to tbe 4 th Monday instead of the 4 th Tuesday , and it was arranged to have a lady ' s night , when it would be possible to offer entertainment to the wives and friends of the members .
After the closing of the Lodge the brethren sat down to banquet together , tho Worthipful Master presiding in a most agreeable manner , and secnring the comfort and enjoympnfc of all present . Bro . Ross I . P . M . proposed the toast of the W . M ., and Bro . Knightley , in reply , expressed the pleasure he felt in being again present at a meeting of the Royal Savov , tho membera of which received him
with tbe same kind cordiality as ever after tho summer recess . He spoke of the arrangements for the lady ' s night , and hoped the members would rally round him and make it a success . He felt they should offer some entertainment to tho ladies as recompense for the frequent absence of their husband's on Lodge affairs . Speaking of tho Past Masters the W . M . referred to each in turn ,
and eulogised their efforts on behalf of the Lodge . On the whole he considered the Past Masters of the Royal Savoy as genial a band of brotbren as were to be found anywhere , and he hoped they would long be spared to assemble at tho meetings of the Lodge . Bros . Ross , Stiles , Sonrrab , and Holland each replied . Bro . Scurrah took the opportunity of referring to tbe contemplated
nomination of Bro . Stiles for the office of Grand Treasurer , and urged the company to use every effort in their power to ensure his return . Although they wero tolerably sanguine as to the result he urged the friends of Bro . Stiles to continue their efforts on hia behalf , as many a man had lost a good position booanse bis friends bad considered him so safe that they did not deem it necessary to attend tho election
and record their vote in his favour . > The Visitors were heartily welcomed by the W . M . when he proposed their health , and several of the guests replied . The Seoretary and Treasurer were complimented , aDd eaoh acknowledged the toast ; then the health of the Officers was proposed and acknowledged , and the proceedings terminated .
ZION LODGE , No . 1798 . fTlHE regular meeting waa held at the Grand Hotel , Manchester , on 1 Wednesday , tho 11 th inst ., Bro . Alfred De Botton W . M . There wero also present : —Bros . John Fisher I . P . M ., George Rideal P . M . S . W ., Walter Fowden J . W ., S . Mamelok P . M . Treasurer , Leon E . Levy Secretary , J . K . Heywood I . G ., Geo . Board P . M . P . P . G . D ., Julius Arensborg P . M . P . P . G . P ., Edward Roberts P . M . Asst . Prov . G . T .
( FREEMASON ' S CHRONICLE ) , Ed . Nathan P . M ., Walter Marshall , P , Frankenstein , B . Steel , and A . Kirkwood . Aftar the minute 3 of the last meeting had been read and confirmed , a ballot was taken for Mr . Max Frankenberg , and the same being in
his favour , he was afterwards prepared and daly initiated by Brother Mamelok , the latter being assisted by Bro . Board , who presented the working tools . At the festive board which followed , Bro . Rideal proposed tbe health of the newly-initiated brother , who responded in suitable terms .
ARTHUR SULLIVAN LODGE , No . 2156 . THE installation ceremony and festival of St . John took place at the Old Boar ' s Head , Withy Grove , Manchester , on Weduesday , the 11 th inst ., Bro . John Goss W . M . There was an intention to
present to tbe Lodgo the poetical works of oar veteran brother and clever exponent of Lancashire life , Ben Brierley , but this matter was deferred . We are glad to see that Bro . Brierley still takes an interest in Masonic matters , and from a pleasant chat which we bad with
him , it appears that he cannot boast of possessing tho elan and elasticity of some of hu youDger brethren , still he id not inclined to relax mncb of the fervour and enthusiasm whioh in former years be has been inspired with . The installation of Bro . John Huirae was undertaken by Bro . Allen Avison P . M ., who was assisted by several Past Masters of the Lod ge
notably the following , viz ., Bro . Chas . Turner P . M ., who gave the proclamation , and presented the working tools , Bro . Wm . Goldthorpe P . M . P . G . A . R ., who addressed the Master ( Bro . John Goss ) the War . dens , and Bro . Booth , the brethren generally . The undermentioned brethren were invested as Officers of the Lodge , viz . : —Bros . John Goas I . P . M ., Charles Reynolds S . W ., A . S .
Kinnell J . W-, Thomas Kay Chaplain , N . Damville P . M . P . P . G . Steward Treasurer , John Jackson Seoretary , Robert Rndman S . D ., Thomas Matthews J . D ., Charles Turner P . M . P . G . A . D . C Dir . of Cers ., Robt . Johnson Organist , Riohard Morley I . G ., John Taylor , J . \ V . Clough , Joseph Harmor , and E . Barnfather Stewards . Bro . Goldthorpe was appointed Charity Representative .
At 5 * 30 the brethren sat down to a sumptuous banquet whioh had been provided under the personal supervision of Mrs . Stopford , the esteemed hostess . This was followed by the usual social board , where Loyal and Masonic toasts were given , the procoedings being enlivened by songs and glees from Bros . Kinnell , Campbell , Turner , M . Stafford P . P . G . S ., Damville , Goldthorpe , Booth , and others , whilo
several instrumental pieces were performed under the direction of Bro . Johnson . Besides those euumerated above , there were present in Lod ge and at tho banquet - . —Bros . H . Greenwood , G . H . Cunningham , Benjamin Briorlpy , T . B . Marsden , T . H . Gaggp , S . Bryan , Thomns Matthews
Charle 3 Juckson , Nathaniel Jones' . Visitors—Bro- " . Frank Heed WM . 89 , R . T . Dawson . W . M . 1011 , James Robinson W . M . 1219 , J . Hardwkke Marsh W . M . 1730 , F . Hillsdale Bowley W . M . 2216 , S . Bam ford I . P . M . 1011 , J . T . Armitage S . W . 89 , Joseph Hulme J . D . 830 , A . E . Hardman 215 , Jonas Himlle 215 , W . B , JFlower 287 , John
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Notices Of Meetings.
day , the 9 th October . The meeting WOH held at the Western Hotel , Moss Side , Manchester , the following brethren being present : — Bro 3 . John MoiiiB W . M ., Francis Long S . W . ( W . M . elect ) , Percy E Land J . W ., J . C . Gillmann P . P . G . S . D . Seoretary , G . Knight S . D ., D Johnson YM . D . C ., W . Yeadon , A . C . A ., and J . S . Done Stewards Hy . P . Jones P . M . Prov . G . R ., J . C . Victor ? , Thomas Jackson , Jnc
Rathbono , A . J . Tarr , Nathaniel Jones , Walter Lees , C . Preston . Visitors—Bros . Jacob Ashwovth W . M . llfil , William Colbert I . P . M . 1213 , John Greaves P . M . 277 P . P . G . S . W ., J . Slater P . M . 1077 , F . MaoCallnm P . M . 1993 , Clare Ed ^ r Tcwell P . M . 2359 , W . F . Scarlett D . C . 2360 1313 , W . IC . Taylor 201 , J . Schr . field 1161 . Tho Installing Matter was Bro . Gillman , who , assisted by the Past Masters of tho
Lodge , rendered a ceremony which waa a very excellent one , the same giving universal satisfaction . Bro . Gillman is well known in Masonio circles as an earnest worker , and , as Secretary , has been of great assistance to his Lodge , the members of whioh have recognised the fact by re-appointing him to that position . The following is a
list of Offioers for the ensuing year : —Bros . John Morris I . P . M ., Peroy E . Land S . W ., Ramsey Knight J . W ., George Barslom P . M . Treasurer , J . C . Gillman P . P . G . S . D . Seoretary , Chris . Preston S . D ., Hy . S . Johnson J . D ., J . S . Done I . G ., David Johnson P . M . D . of C , William Yeadon , H . Russell , and A . J . Tarr Stewards .
URMSTON LODGE , No . 1730 . THE regular meeting was held at tho Victoria Hotel , Urmston , on . the 9 th inst ., Bro . John Hardwicke Marsh W . M . There were also present : —Bros . W . H . Jolliffe S . W ., Fred . Stretch J . W ., Edward
L . Littler P . M . P . P . G . P . Troasnrer , George R . Lloyd P . M . Prov . G . Treasurer Seoretary , John Walton jun . S . D ., Walter Bowers J . D ., G . A . Mvors P . M . P . P . G . Dir . of Cera ., Goo . J . Mends Organist , R . Swindells I . P . M ., John SlymanP . M . P . P . G . D ., Peter noaton P . M . P . P . G . S .,
Edward Roberts P . M . Asst . Prov . G . A . T . ( FREEMASON ' CHRONICLE ) , J . Bowers P . M ., Thomas William Bone P . M ., John Walton son . P . M ., J . Ormrod , J . Plowman , Geo . G . R . Mends , J . S . Whitley , J . Mallard , W . Kirk , Wm . H . Hughes , J . Artingstall . After the minutes had been read and oonfirmod , Bro . G . R . Mends satisfactorily answered the questions leading from the first to the
second degree . Lodgo was advanced , and Bro . Mends duly passed by the W . M ., who , upon the conclusion of the ceremony , announced that a Masonio Servioo in connection with the Lodge would be held in the Parish Church , UVmston , on Sunday , 12 th November , at 3 ' 30 p . ni ., in aid of the Masonio Charities , and that a dispensation had been granted by Earl Lathom Prov . Grand Ma * tir to wear Craft clothing
and jowels on the occasion . It was resolved that the annual ball in connection with the Lodge be held on 15 th Deoember , and that the W . M ., - Bros . G . A . Myers , J . Bowers , John Walton jun ., J . R . Ormrod , and J . Ploughman be appointed a Committee to make the necessary arrangements . Hearty good wishes were expressed by Provincial Officers and Visiting Brethren , and the Lodge duly closed . The charity
box realised a goodly sum . " The brethren afterwards partook of a substantial ropast , which had beon provided by tho genial host , Bro . John Walton , tbe remainder of tho evening being spent at tho social board , where the u = nal Loyal and Maaonic toasts were varied by songs rendered b y Bros . F . Ridsdale Bowley , Henry Nail , Edward Roberts , William
Dnmviile , Peter Henton , and otaers . Bro . Marsh W . M . proposed the toast of the r . ewly-inveated Provincial Officers ( Bros . Lloyd and Myers ) , and congratulated thoni upon their important appointments , the former as Provincial Grnnd Treasurer , the latter as Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies , bath of West Lancashire .
Bro . Myers , in response , said that up to the presont time he knew very little of Provincial matter ? , and consequently did not intend to make a long speech , though perhaps as he progressed he might fOrnish them with one of the longest on record . He acknowledged the difficulties whioh environed his position , but said that however hard these might be , the faot of working under such an Officer as
Lord Lathom would render them quite a pleasure . Bro . Lloyd said that as a member of the Urmston Lodge his MaBonio life had been a very pleasant and happy one . He gave an interesting description of his Lodge experiences , and said that he bad met and made many good friends , some of whom were the best ofineir . He had gained the brotherly love and affection of those in
his own Lodge , and the knowledge of this was one of the deli ghts he could cherish . He thanked them for their enthusiasm , and promised that whatever he could do for the Urmston Lodge would be performed withont stint . The toast of the Visitors was next proposed , whioh was followed b y that of the newly passed brother .
I . G ., Geo . Comley and G . Thompson Stewards . Visitors : Bros . John D . Wilde Soc . 387 ( I . C . ) , John Sbapcctt 733 , Henry Stiles P . M . 1507 , C . H . Paiuo 2398 , N . J . Cbnrcher late 1741 , A . J . Churcher 1275 , Frank Marshall D . C . 1586 , F . J . Mansell 1987 , Arthur Scurrah I . P . M . 2206 , T . D . Norman 172 .
In response to the latter Bro . Mends said that what he had seon had made a deep impression upon him . His father , who was also a member of this Lodge , had been credited with making headway in Masonry , and he hoped he would bo enabled to tread in his footsteps . Other toasts followed .
ROYAL SAYOT LODGE , No . 1744 . rpHE regular meeting was held on Tuesday , at the CtiterioD , JL Piccadilly , when the following among others were present : Bros . C J . Knightloy W . M ., G . Mordey S . W ., W . M . Stiles P . M . Treasurer , R . Ross I . P . M ., W . A . Scurrah P . M ., C . H . Holland P . M ., A . H . Cole Sec , Henry Longman S . D ., Thoa . Jofferioa J . D ., J . Pratt
Notices Of Meetings.
The business of the meeting inoluded the raising of Bros . Nioholson , Davis and Gentry , and the discussion of various matters of interest to the Lodge . It was decided to alter the day of meeting to tbe 4 th Monday instead of the 4 th Tuesday , and it was arranged to have a lady ' s night , when it would be possible to offer entertainment to the wives and friends of the members .
After the closing of the Lodge the brethren sat down to banquet together , tho Worthipful Master presiding in a most agreeable manner , and secnring the comfort and enjoympnfc of all present . Bro . Ross I . P . M . proposed the toast of the W . M ., and Bro . Knightley , in reply , expressed the pleasure he felt in being again present at a meeting of the Royal Savov , tho membera of which received him
with tbe same kind cordiality as ever after tho summer recess . He spoke of the arrangements for the lady ' s night , and hoped the members would rally round him and make it a success . He felt they should offer some entertainment to tho ladies as recompense for the frequent absence of their husband's on Lodge affairs . Speaking of tho Past Masters the W . M . referred to each in turn ,
and eulogised their efforts on behalf of the Lodge . On the whole he considered the Past Masters of the Royal Savoy as genial a band of brotbren as were to be found anywhere , and he hoped they would long be spared to assemble at tho meetings of the Lodge . Bros . Ross , Stiles , Sonrrab , and Holland each replied . Bro . Scurrah took the opportunity of referring to tbe contemplated
nomination of Bro . Stiles for the office of Grand Treasurer , and urged the company to use every effort in their power to ensure his return . Although they wero tolerably sanguine as to the result he urged the friends of Bro . Stiles to continue their efforts on hia behalf , as many a man had lost a good position booanse bis friends bad considered him so safe that they did not deem it necessary to attend tho election
and record their vote in his favour . > The Visitors were heartily welcomed by the W . M . when he proposed their health , and several of the guests replied . The Seoretary and Treasurer were complimented , aDd eaoh acknowledged the toast ; then the health of the Officers was proposed and acknowledged , and the proceedings terminated .
ZION LODGE , No . 1798 . fTlHE regular meeting waa held at the Grand Hotel , Manchester , on 1 Wednesday , tho 11 th inst ., Bro . Alfred De Botton W . M . There wero also present : —Bros . John Fisher I . P . M ., George Rideal P . M . S . W ., Walter Fowden J . W ., S . Mamelok P . M . Treasurer , Leon E . Levy Secretary , J . K . Heywood I . G ., Geo . Board P . M . P . P . G . D ., Julius Arensborg P . M . P . P . G . P ., Edward Roberts P . M . Asst . Prov . G . T .
( FREEMASON ' S CHRONICLE ) , Ed . Nathan P . M ., Walter Marshall , P , Frankenstein , B . Steel , and A . Kirkwood . Aftar the minute 3 of the last meeting had been read and confirmed , a ballot was taken for Mr . Max Frankenberg , and the same being in
his favour , he was afterwards prepared and daly initiated by Brother Mamelok , the latter being assisted by Bro . Board , who presented the working tools . At the festive board which followed , Bro . Rideal proposed tbe health of the newly-initiated brother , who responded in suitable terms .
ARTHUR SULLIVAN LODGE , No . 2156 . THE installation ceremony and festival of St . John took place at the Old Boar ' s Head , Withy Grove , Manchester , on Weduesday , the 11 th inst ., Bro . John Goss W . M . There was an intention to
present to tbe Lodgo the poetical works of oar veteran brother and clever exponent of Lancashire life , Ben Brierley , but this matter was deferred . We are glad to see that Bro . Brierley still takes an interest in Masonic matters , and from a pleasant chat which we bad with
him , it appears that he cannot boast of possessing tho elan and elasticity of some of hu youDger brethren , still he id not inclined to relax mncb of the fervour and enthusiasm whioh in former years be has been inspired with . The installation of Bro . John Huirae was undertaken by Bro . Allen Avison P . M ., who was assisted by several Past Masters of the Lod ge
notably the following , viz ., Bro . Chas . Turner P . M ., who gave the proclamation , and presented the working tools , Bro . Wm . Goldthorpe P . M . P . G . A . R ., who addressed the Master ( Bro . John Goss ) the War . dens , and Bro . Booth , the brethren generally . The undermentioned brethren were invested as Officers of the Lodge , viz . : —Bros . John Goas I . P . M ., Charles Reynolds S . W ., A . S .
Kinnell J . W-, Thomas Kay Chaplain , N . Damville P . M . P . P . G . Steward Treasurer , John Jackson Seoretary , Robert Rndman S . D ., Thomas Matthews J . D ., Charles Turner P . M . P . G . A . D . C Dir . of Cers ., Robt . Johnson Organist , Riohard Morley I . G ., John Taylor , J . \ V . Clough , Joseph Harmor , and E . Barnfather Stewards . Bro . Goldthorpe was appointed Charity Representative .
At 5 * 30 the brethren sat down to a sumptuous banquet whioh had been provided under the personal supervision of Mrs . Stopford , the esteemed hostess . This was followed by the usual social board , where Loyal and Masonic toasts were given , the procoedings being enlivened by songs and glees from Bros . Kinnell , Campbell , Turner , M . Stafford P . P . G . S ., Damville , Goldthorpe , Booth , and others , whilo
several instrumental pieces were performed under the direction of Bro . Johnson . Besides those euumerated above , there were present in Lod ge and at tho banquet - . —Bros . H . Greenwood , G . H . Cunningham , Benjamin Briorlpy , T . B . Marsden , T . H . Gaggp , S . Bryan , Thomns Matthews
Charle 3 Juckson , Nathaniel Jones' . Visitors—Bro- " . Frank Heed WM . 89 , R . T . Dawson . W . M . 1011 , James Robinson W . M . 1219 , J . Hardwkke Marsh W . M . 1730 , F . Hillsdale Bowley W . M . 2216 , S . Bam ford I . P . M . 1011 , J . T . Armitage S . W . 89 , Joseph Hulme J . D . 830 , A . E . Hardman 215 , Jonas Himlle 215 , W . B , JFlower 287 , John