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SURREY . |) rob . 6 . ^ obrje of $ xn ; mbj | ctcufca Ulasons The R W . Bro . Gen . J . STUDHOLME BEOWNRIGG , C . B . PROVINCIAL GRAND MASTER , NOTICE is hereby giY ^ n ~ Um 7 a ~ PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE will he held at the Public Hall , Carshalton , in tho Comity of Surrey , on Wednesday , the 18 th day of July 1888 , at 3 o ' clock in tho afternoon precisely . 13 y Command , CHARLES GREENWOOD , P . r . G . R . Prov . Grand Secretary . N . B . —Morning Dress . Albert Institute Chambers , Charles Street , Blackfriars Road , S . E . P . S .-Trm reception and entertainment of the Provincial Grand Lodge has by command of the R . W . Provincial Grand Master , been placed under tho duection of the Wallington Ivnlgo , No . ISW , Carshalton . The dinner will take place at U o ' clock punctually . For ticketsapply to . the W . Bro . AVilliam Pile PiM . P . P . G . Standard Bearer , " Westcrott , Curalialton , Surrey , enclosing 5 s , which will not include wine . N . B . —Dinner will bo provided for those only who have Ukou tickets , and no ticket will 1 .. 0 issued after loth July . . . The R . W . P . G . Master requests tho attondituso of tho brethren at Divine Service , M tho Parish Church , Carshalton , at P 3 t ) „ . m A Scnnon will be preached by tho W . liro . the Hov . Lord Victor Seymour , M . A ., 1 . U . bhapuun , Rector of Carshalton . Down Trains from London Bridgo 12 ' 50 and 2 o'clock p . m ., arriving at Carshalton P 2 ti p . m . and 2 ^ 0 p . m . Victoria P 5 p . m . arriving at Carshalton VSi p . m . Up Trains from Carshalton to London Bridgo 9 ' 2 p . m . and 10-31 p . m ., arriving in . 9 M 0 and IV 15 p . m . n ., „ Victoria 0-11 p . m ., arriving 0-50 p . m .

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PROVINCE OF SURREY . PROVINCIAL GRAND CHAPTER OP ROYAL ARCH MASONS . TheM . E . Comp . GeITsTUDHOLME BROWNRIGG , C . B . Gfrcind Superintendent . "VTOTIGE is hereby giveu that a Provincial Grand Chapter will be J . 1 held at the Public Hall , Carshftlton , in the Couuty of Surrey , ou Wednesday , the 18 th day of Ju ' y 1888 , at Two o'clock in tho afternoon precisely . By Command , CHARLES GREENWOOD , P . Z . Prov . Grand Scribe E . N . B . —Morning Dress . Albert Institute Chambers , Charles Street , Blackfriars Road , S . E . Dinner at 6 o ' clock punctually . For tickets apply to Corap . W . Pile P . Z ., " Wejtcroft , " Carshalton , enclosing 5 s , which will not include wiuo . N . B . —Dinner will he provided for those only who havo taken tickets , and no ticket will be issued after 16 th July . The Grand Superintendent requests tho attendance of the Companions at Divine Service at the Parish Church , Carshalton , at -V 30 p . m . Down Train from London Bridge , Vi'oO ; arriving at Carshalton , 1 ' 25 . ,, „ Victoria , 1 * 5 ; ' arriving at Carshalton , VAi . Up Trains from Carshalton to London Bridge , 9 ' 2 : ind 103 i p . m . ; arriving at iMO and 1 P 15 . „ „ ,, Victoria , 9 ' 1-t ; arriving at O ' oO p . m .

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ROYAL ORDER OF SCOTLAND . PROVINCIAL GRAND CHAPTER AND LODGE OF LONDON AND THE METROPOLITAN COUNTIES . THE KNIGHTS COMPANIONS will meet in COUNCIL , at 83 Golden Square , W ., on Saturday , 11 th July , at 2 . 1 i 0 p . m . for 3 o ' clock precisely , and the R . W . Provincial Grand Master desires the attendance of all duly qualified brethren . Names and addresses of Candidates , with name of Lodge and Chapter , must be sent to me not later thau tho 0 th July . The Annual Banquet will be held at the Zoological Gardens , Regent ' s Park , N . W ., at t > ' 30 precisely , Me nbers paying 10 s , and Visitors . £ 1 Is . By order , FRANK RICHARDSON , Prov . G . Sec . 28 Golden Square , W .

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t P ^ INE & CO ., BREWERS , j > ST . NEOTS , HUNTS . ^ L ONDON S TORES .-HORNSEY STATION , N . SUPPLY ALE and STOUT , in Small k } Casks or Bottles , to all p-rts of London and Suburbs . Messrs . PAIJVK and Co . guarantee all their Ales and Stouts to be brewed from Malt and Hops solely , and as a proof of the excellence of their Iicers , refer to tho gold and other Medals which have been awarded them . Price & List on application to—I J . PEARSON , HORNSEY STATION , N .

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SPENnF & 'ft MASONIC DEPOT AND b h _ WVsl _* t O MANUFACTORY . ESTABLISHED 1801 . —At ye Sygne of yo "Smootbe Ashlar . " JLJ Jewels , Olothi g and Furniture for all Degrees of Freemasonry Gold ana Silver Kmbroiaerics , Laces , & c . & c . Publishers to the Grand Loclco of *' ngl : md . 15 Great Q , ucen Street , London , W . C .

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PROVINCE OE MIDDLESEX . THE R . W . COL . SIR FRANCIS BITRDETT , BART . Past Grand Senior Warden of England , Representative from the Grand Lodge of Ireland , PKOVINCIAL GRAND MASTER . mBB ANN UAL MEETING of the PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE 1 _ will bo held at tho Memorial Hall , Stanmore , on Saturday , 7 th July , at Three o ' clock p . m . By command of the Provincial Grand Master , J . F . H . WOODWARD , P . G . Sword Bearer , Provincial Grand Secretary . Comberton , Mowbray Road , Norwood , S . E ., 21 st June 1888 . Brethren to reach Stanmore iu time for tho oponing of the Lodgo must leave by train for Edgwaro Station , Great Northern Railway : —Moorgate , at 12 ' 40 ; Broad Street , 12-18 , arriving at Kdgwaro at V < 13 . Edgwaro isabout 2 miles from Stanmore . All passengers will change- at Fiuchley . Or by London and North Western Railway from Euston to Harrow : —Euston , P-10 : arrive at Harrow , 2 " 11 . Harrow Station is about 35 miles from Stanmore . Brethren must look to July Time Tables to see if there are any alterations in these trains . Conveyances will meet tho trains at Edgwaro and Harrow Stations . By Edgwaro is tho most direct routo . Banquet tit the Abercorn Hotel at 5 ' 30 . Tickets 8 s Od each ( oxclusivo of wine ) . N . B . —Brethren intending to remain for tho Bauquet are requested to send thetr names to the Prov . G . Secrotary , with a remittance , not later than Tuesday , the ' ird of July , as tickets will not bo issued after that date . There will bo a short service at tho Parish Church at V-15 p . m . MORNING DRESS .

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INSTALLATION OF H . R . H . THE PRINCE OF WALES As the M . W . G . M . of England , AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL , 28 th APRIL 187 5 . COPIES of this BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING by Brother HARTY P . M ., consisting of Artist ' s Proofs , Proofs beforo Letters , and Lettered Proofs , India Prints , and Plain Prints may be had at Cost Price by applying to Bro . W . R . NORRIS , ay Southampton Buildings , W . C , London .

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M . B . EOSENBEEG , HIGH CLASS TAILOR and OUTFITTER , Ladies' Jacket and "Ulster Maker , 16 and 17 LIVERPOOL STREET , LONDON , E . C , \/ l " B . ROSENBERG respectfully calls attention to bis very ITJ . . extensive selection of Materials for Spring and Summer wear . Buying direct from the Manufacturers , he is enabled to supply a good articlo at a really moderate price . His work-rooms are under careful and practical supervision , so that First-class Finish , Stylo , and Fit can be guaranteed . Upon receipt of letter , M . B . ROSENBERG , or one of his Representatives , with a varied selection of Patterns , will attend to take orders . N . B . —Please note the only address—16 & 17 Liverpool Street , E . C . ( First Floor ) . Facing Great Eastern aud North Loudon Railway Stations , and adjoining Bishopsgatc Station of the Metropolitan Railway .

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The Festival Of The Royal Masonic Institution For Boys.

THE FESTIVAL OF THE ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS .

'YIHE Ninetieth Anniversary Festival of this Institution was cele-¦ * - _ brated on Wednesday , at tho Freemasons' Tavern , London , under the presidency of Bro . Viscount Ebrington , M . P ., Provincial Grand Master Devonshire . The meeting was an enthusiastic one , and was tolerably well attended , although compared with tho

exceptional display which occurred early in the mouth at the Albert Hall , on behalf of the Girls' School , it looked somewhat insignificant . As has been tho case for some years past , the ladies and brethren dined together , and a pleasant evening was spent . At the conclusion of tho banquet the usual toasts wero given . The Chairman , in

submitting tho health of the Queen , said that in former times , when secret societies were opposed by the State , Freemasons were specially excepted from the effects of the laws passed for their suppression . We know we are equally as loyal as were the brethren in the days of our forefathers , and ho knew that in every part of the Queen's wide

dominions , and by every section of her subjects , but more especially among Freemasons , the toast he was about to propose would be loyally and joyfully accepted . He gave tho health of Her Majesty

tho Queen . The toast was followed by the National Anthem , and then the Chairman gave the toast of the Grand Master . He doubted not it would be received with the same cordiality as had been accorded to tho last toast , although tho friouda of tho Boys' School