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The former of these only had a public procession . After the procession , the members dined , and spent the evening together , in Campbell ' s , the principal inn in Perth . BIGGAR , LANARKSHIRE . ST . JOHN ' S DAY was celebrated here with more than ordinary brilliancy this j-ear . The members of the Lodge of BiggarFree Operatives , No . 222 , of ( he Grand ¦ Lodge of Scotland , to the number of . seventy and upwards , met in ihe Lodgeroom about ten o'clock in the forenoon ; from whenceafter having re-elected

, Brother James Bowe , M . D . Master , and their other office-bearers for the ensuing year , they walked to church in procession , where an excellent sermon , suited to the occasion , was delivered by the Rev . Brother James Gardiner , Minister of Tweedsmuir , from Prov . . xi . 13 . After returning from the church , and partaking of an elegant dinner , they spent the evening in a manner highly to ' their honour , not only as men , but as Masons . )¦ Jan . S , 179 6 . This day the ancient Lodge of Philanthropy * ( No . 19 ) , held at

Stockton in the county of Durham , was removed from its former situation to an elegant hall built for the purpose by Brother Wadeson , whose judgment , taste , and liberality on the occasion do him the hi ghest credit ; as it is truly the simplex munditiis of Horace > uniting convenience with ornament , elegance with simplicity . The ceremony of this translation , by permission of the Provincial Grand Lodge , ivas conducted in Masonic form . Brother Scarlh , P . S . G . W . and a number of other visiting brethren attended . A procession was formed ; and the jewels and

furniture were deposited according to ancient usages : after which the ' llev . Brother Brewster delivered a most excellent occasional oration , which we are happy to find , on being requested by the brethren present , he has promised for insertion in the FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE . Brother Wadeson provided an excellent repast , and the night concluded with that conviviality which could only be surpassed by ihe interesting and ceremonial part . of the occasion . Present officers . —Br . John Russcl Rowntree , R . W . M . Br . John Barker , S . W . Br . Robert Christopher , J . W . Br . Matthew Crowe , P . M . Br . Richardson Ferrand , T . Br . Thomas Haw , S . Br . Charles Liddel and Br . Richard Moose , Stewards .

10 . This morning an excellent sermon was preached at St . Dunstan's church , Fleet-street , on behalf of the Female Children supported by the Freemasons ' Charity , by the Rev . Thomas R . Wrench , A . M . Rector of St . Michael ' s , Cornhill , & c . & c . The words of the text were , " That our daughters may be as the polished corners of the temple . " Psai . cxliv . ver . 12 . Previous to the sermon an anthem was sung by the children : Master Appleton played the organ ; and the collection amounted to twenty-rive pounds and sixpence . A Grand Concertunder the patronage of their Royal Hihnesses the Prince

, g and Princess of Wales , will be performed for the benefit of the above Charitj early in the' ensuing month . The Meetings in Grand Lodge for this year are : Committee of Charity - - Feb . 5 . Quarterly Communication - - 10 . Committee of Charity - - April 8 .

Quarterly Communication - - 13 . Grand Feast - - - May ir . ' Country Feast - . - - July ¦ 5 . Committee of Charity - - Aug . 5 . Ditto - Nov . 18 . Quarterly Communication - - 23 .

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LONDON: Article 3
TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 4
PRICES OF BINDING PER VOLUME. Article 4
WILLIAM HENRY LAMBTON, Esq. M P. Article 5
PART OF A CHARGE LATELY DELIVERED TO A SOCIETY OF FREE MASONS ON AN EXTRAORDINARY OCCASION*. Article 8
ON THE PLEASURES OF THE TABLE AMONG THE GREEKS. Article 12
ON THE OVERFONDNESS OF PARENTS. Article 13
CHARACTER OF SIR EDWARD SEYMOUR. Article 15
OBSERVATIONS MADE IN A VISIT TO THE TOMBS OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY, IN DECEMBER. 1784, Article 16
THE STAGE. Article 23
RULES FOR THE GERMAN FLUTE. Article 25
ANECDOTE OF THE LATE MR. WHISTON. Article 26
ON THE MUTABILITY OF THE TIMES. Article 27
ANECDOTES. Article 28
TO THE EDITOR. Article 31
AN EASTERN APOLOGUE. Article 31
ACCOUNT OF, AND EXTRACTS FROM, THE NEWLY DISCOVERED SHAKSPEARE MANUSCRIPTS. Article 32
BRIEF MEMOIRS OF MR. SPILLARD, THE PEDESTRIAN. Article 35
PROCESS OF SCALPING AMONG THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. Article 37
SINGULARITIES OF MR. HOWARD, THE PHILANTHROPIST. Article 39
A DISSERTATION ON THE MODERN ART OF SCRIBBLING. Article 43
EXTRAORDINARY EPITAPH Article 46
DESCRIPTION OF A GRAND COLLATION, Article 47
REMARKS ON MEN OF SPIRIT. Article 47
REMARKABLE REVERSE OF FORTUNE. Article 48
BIOGRAPHY. Article 49
POETRY. Article 53
ON SEEING A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADY IN TEARS, Article 54
SEPTEMBER *. Article 54
ODE FOR THE NEW YEAR, 1796. Article 57
MASONIC SONG. Article 58
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 59
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 61
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 67
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Masonic Intelligence.

The former of these only had a public procession . After the procession , the members dined , and spent the evening together , in Campbell ' s , the principal inn in Perth . BIGGAR , LANARKSHIRE . ST . JOHN ' S DAY was celebrated here with more than ordinary brilliancy this j-ear . The members of the Lodge of BiggarFree Operatives , No . 222 , of ( he Grand ¦ Lodge of Scotland , to the number of . seventy and upwards , met in ihe Lodgeroom about ten o'clock in the forenoon ; from whenceafter having re-elected

, Brother James Bowe , M . D . Master , and their other office-bearers for the ensuing year , they walked to church in procession , where an excellent sermon , suited to the occasion , was delivered by the Rev . Brother James Gardiner , Minister of Tweedsmuir , from Prov . . xi . 13 . After returning from the church , and partaking of an elegant dinner , they spent the evening in a manner highly to ' their honour , not only as men , but as Masons . )¦ Jan . S , 179 6 . This day the ancient Lodge of Philanthropy * ( No . 19 ) , held at

Stockton in the county of Durham , was removed from its former situation to an elegant hall built for the purpose by Brother Wadeson , whose judgment , taste , and liberality on the occasion do him the hi ghest credit ; as it is truly the simplex munditiis of Horace > uniting convenience with ornament , elegance with simplicity . The ceremony of this translation , by permission of the Provincial Grand Lodge , ivas conducted in Masonic form . Brother Scarlh , P . S . G . W . and a number of other visiting brethren attended . A procession was formed ; and the jewels and

furniture were deposited according to ancient usages : after which the ' llev . Brother Brewster delivered a most excellent occasional oration , which we are happy to find , on being requested by the brethren present , he has promised for insertion in the FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE . Brother Wadeson provided an excellent repast , and the night concluded with that conviviality which could only be surpassed by ihe interesting and ceremonial part . of the occasion . Present officers . —Br . John Russcl Rowntree , R . W . M . Br . John Barker , S . W . Br . Robert Christopher , J . W . Br . Matthew Crowe , P . M . Br . Richardson Ferrand , T . Br . Thomas Haw , S . Br . Charles Liddel and Br . Richard Moose , Stewards .

10 . This morning an excellent sermon was preached at St . Dunstan's church , Fleet-street , on behalf of the Female Children supported by the Freemasons ' Charity , by the Rev . Thomas R . Wrench , A . M . Rector of St . Michael ' s , Cornhill , & c . & c . The words of the text were , " That our daughters may be as the polished corners of the temple . " Psai . cxliv . ver . 12 . Previous to the sermon an anthem was sung by the children : Master Appleton played the organ ; and the collection amounted to twenty-rive pounds and sixpence . A Grand Concertunder the patronage of their Royal Hihnesses the Prince

, g and Princess of Wales , will be performed for the benefit of the above Charitj early in the' ensuing month . The Meetings in Grand Lodge for this year are : Committee of Charity - - Feb . 5 . Quarterly Communication - - 10 . Committee of Charity - - April 8 .

Quarterly Communication - - 13 . Grand Feast - - - May ir . ' Country Feast - . - - July ¦ 5 . Committee of Charity - - Aug . 5 . Ditto - Nov . 18 . Quarterly Communication - - 23 .

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