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Metropolitan Masonic Meetings
METROPOLITAN MASONIC MEETINGS
For the Week ending Saturday , July 9 , 1 SS 1 . The Editor will be glad to receive notice from Secretaries of Craft Lodges , Royal Arch Chapters , Mark Lodg * es , Encampments , Conclaves , & c , of any change in place , da ) ' , or month of meeting .
SATURDAY , JULY 2 . Lodge 1104 , Villiers , Albany Hot ., Twickenham .
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION * . Manchester , 17 , London-st ., Fitzroy-sq ., at 8 . Star , Marquis of Granby , New Cross-rd ., at 7 . Percy , Jolly Farmers , Southgate-rd ., N ., at S . Eccleston , King ' s Htfed , Ebury Bridge , Pimlico . Sphinx , Stirling Castle , Camberwell . Alexandra Palace , Masonic Club , Loughborough , at 7 . 30 . King Harold , Britannia Hot ., VValtham New Town , at 7 .
MONDAY , JULY 4 . Lodge iG , Royal Alpha , Willis ' s Rooms , St . James ' s . ,, 1319 , Asaph , F . M . H . Chap . 28 , Old King ' s Arms , F . M . Tav . ,, 91 , Regularity , F . M . H . „ 1196 , Urban , F . M . H . Festival Royal Order of Scotland , 33 , Golden-sq .
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION * . Lily , Greyhound , Richmond , at 7 . Wellington , White Swan Hot ., High-st ., Deptford , S to 10 . St . John , Gun Hot ., Wapping , S to 10 . Sincerity , Railway Tav ., Fenchurch-st . Station , at 7 . Camden , 174 , High-st ., Camden Town , at S . Tredegar , Royal Hot ., Mile End-rd ., at 8 .
St . James's Union , Union Tav ., Air-st ., Regent-st ., at S . Perfect Ashlar , Victoria Tav ., Lower-rd ., Rotherhithe , at 8 . United Military , Earl of Chatham , Thomas-st ., Woolwich , Upper Norwood , White Hart Hot ., Church-rd ., at S . Marquis of Ripon , Pembury Tav ., Amherst-rd ., Hackney , 8 . Loughborough , Cambria Tav ., Loughborough June , at 7 . 30 . Hyde Park / The Westbourne , 1 , Craven-rd ., at 8 .
West Smithfield , Cathedral Hot ., St . Paul ' s Churchyard , 7 St . George's , Globe Tav ., Royal Hill , Greenwich , at 7 . Doric Chapter , 24 S , Globe-rd ., Mile End-rd ., at S . Royal Ccmmemoration , R . Hot ., High-st ., Putney , S till 10 Eastern Star , Royal Hot ., Mile End-rd ., 7 . 30 .
St . Mark's , S . M . H ., Camberwell New-rd . John Hervey , Albion Hall , London Wall , at S . New Finsbury Park , Hornsey WoodT ., Finsbury Park , at 8 . Kingsland , Canonbury Tav ., N ., at S . 30 . Metropolitan , "The Moorgate , " Finsbury Pavement , 7 . 30 . Strong Man , George Hot ., Australian Av ., Barbican , at S .
TUESDAY , JULY 5 . Colonial Board , at 4 . Lodge 171 , Amity , Ship Hot ., Greenwich . Mark 197 , Studholme , 33 , Golden-sq .
LODGES OI ** INSTRUCTION * . South Middlesex , Beaufort House , Walham Green , 7 . 30 . Pilgrim , F . M . H ., ist and fast Tues . Yarborough , Green Dragon , Stepney , at 7 . Domatie , Surrey M . H ., Camberwell New-rd ., at 7 . 30 . Faith , 2 , VV istminster Chambers , Victoria-st ., S . W ., at 8 . Prince Fred :. Wm ., Lord's Hot ., St . John ' s Wood , at 7 .
Prosperity , Hercules lav ., Leadenhall-st ., at 7 . 30 . Dalhousie , The Sisters'Tav ., Pownall-rd ., Dalston , E ., 7 . 30 . Florence Ni ditingale , M . H ., William-st ., Woolwich , 7 . 30 . Constitutio : d , Bedford Hot ., Southampton Bdgs ., at 7 . Israel , Risin-j Sun Tav ., Globe-rd . Royal Arthur- , Duke of Cambridge , 21 G , Bridgc-rd ., Battersea Park , it S .
Beacontree , ived Lion , Leytonstone , at 8 . Excelsior , C unmercial Dock Tav ., Rotherhithe , at S . St . John of Wapping , Gun Hot ., High-st ., Wapping , at S . Islington , M lorgate Tav ., 15 , Finsbury Pavement . Kennington . Horns Tav ., Kennington , 7 . 30 . Leopold , Gi * gorian Arms , Jamaica-rd ., Bermondsey , at 8 , Mount Edg ambe , 10 , Jermyn-st ., St . James ' s , at S .
Duke of Co inaught , Palmerston Arms , Grosvenor Park , S . Sir Hugh My ddelton , 1 G 2 , St . John ' s-rd ., at S . St . Marylebone , Eyre Arms , Finchley-rd ., at 8 . Corinthian , George Hot ., Millwall Docks , at 7 . Henley , Three Crowns , North Woolwich , at 7 . 30 . Royal Naval College , Greenwich Hospital Schools , at S . Eleanor , Angel Hot ., Edmonton . Chaucer , The Grapes , St . Thomas ' s-st ., Borough , at 8 .
WEDNESDAY , JULY G . Lodge 1549 , Abercorn , Abercorn Hot ., Gt . Stanmore . „ 1707 , Eleanor , Anderton's Hot ., Fleet-st . „ 1 S 27 , Alliance , Guildhall Tav ., Gresham-st . Chap . 55 , Constitutional , Private Rooms , Leytonstone . 77 S , Bard of Avon , Greyhound II ., Hampton Crt . K . T . 129 , Holy Palestine , 33 , Golden-sq .
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION * . Prince Leopold , The Moorgate , Finsbury-pavement , at 7 . Confidence , Railway Tavern , Fenchurch-st ., 7 till 9 . New Concord , Jolly Farmers , Southgate-rd ., N ., at 8 . Mt . Lebanon , Horse Shoe Tav ., Newington Causeway , S . Pythagorean , Portland Hot ., Greenwich , at 8 . Burdett Coutts , Lamb Tav ., Bethnal Green Railway Stn .
La Tolerance , 2 , Maddox-st ., VV ., at 7 . 45 . Peckham , Lord Wellington Hot ., 516 , Old Kent-rd ., at S . Finsbury Park , Alwyne Castle , St . Paul ' s-rd ., N . Southwark , Southwark Park Tav ., Southwark Park , at 8 . Dukeof Connaught , Ryl , Edwd . Hot ., Mare-st ., Hackney , S . United Strength , Prince Alfred , 13 , Crowndale-rd ., N . W ., 7 . Whittington , Red Lion , Poppin's-court , Fleet-it ,, at S .
Royal Jubilee , Si , Long Acre , at S . Langthorne , Swan Hot ., Stratford , at 8 . Temperancein the East , G . the Fourth , Ida-st ., E ., at 7 . 30 , Eleanor , Trocadero Hot ., Livurpool-st ., Edmonton . Ranelagh , Six Bells , Hammersmith-rd ., at S .
Zetland , King's Arms Hot ., High-st ., Kensington , at S . Merchant Navy , Silver Tav ., Burdett-rd ., Limehouse , 7 . 30 , Creaton , Prince Albert Tav ., Portobello-ter ., Notting hill , 8 , Panmure , Balham Hot . Balham , 7 . Thistle Mark L . of I ., F . M . Tav ., : ¦ ' -. Wanderers , Black Horse , York-st ., . , V ., at 7 . 30 .
Metropolitan Masonic Meetings
THURSDAY , JULY 7 . Lodge 10 , Westminster and Keystcne , F . M . H . „ HS 5 , Excelsior , Sydney Arms , Lewisham-rd . ,, 12 SS , Finsbury Park , Cock Tav ., Highbury , N . „ 1360 , Royal Arthur , Lecture Hall , Longheld-rd ., Wimbledon .
„ 13 . 61 , United Service , Greyhound Hot ., Richmond . ,, 1 445 , Prince Leopold , Miiford Tav ., Sandringhamrd ., Dalston . > . ' 539 , Surrey Masonic Hall , S . M . H ., Camberwell . ,, 1724 , Kaiser-i-Hind , M . H ., S , Air-st ., Regent-st . „ 17 G 5 , Trinity College , 13 , Mandeville-pl ., W .
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION . Union Waterloo , Earl of Chatham , Thomas-st ., Woolwich . Kent , Duke of York , Borough-rd ., Southwark , 7 . 30 . Egyptian , Hercules Tav ., Leadenhall-st ., 7 . 30 . Fidelity , Yorkshire Grey , London-st ., W . C , at 8 . The Great City , M . H ., Masons' Avenue , G . 30 . Finsbury , Jolly Anglers' Tav ., Bath-st ., City-rd . Ebury , 12 , Ponsonby-st ., Millbank , at 8 .
Highgate , Boston Hot , Junction-rd ., N ., at S . VVandsworth , East Hill Hot ., Alma-rd ., S . W ., at 8 . Hi g h Cross , Coach & Horses , High-rd ., Tottenham , at S . Salisbury , Union Tav ., Air-st ., Regent-st ., at 8 . Southern Star , Crown Hot ., Blackfriars-rd ., at 8 . Great Northern , Berwick Arms , Berners-st ., Oxford-st . Rose , Walmer Castle Hot ., Peckham-rd ., at S . Crusaders , St . John ' s Gate , Clerkenwell , at S . 30 .
Burgoyne , Cock Tav ., St . Martin s-crt ., Ludgate-hill , 6 . 30 . Prince Frederick William Chapter , St . John's Wood . United Mariners , Three Cranes Tav ., Mile End-rd ., at S . Vitruvian , White Hart , Belvedere-rd ., Lambeth , at 8 . Royal Oak , Lecture Hall , High-st ., Deptford , at S . Capper , Three Crowns , North Woolwich , at 7 .
Royal Albert , White Hart Hot ., Abchurch-lane , at 7 . 30 , Stockwell , Cock Tav ., Kennington-rd ., at 7 . 30 . Victoria Park , The Two Brewers , Stratford , at S . West Middlesex , Feathers Hot ., Ealing , at 7 . 30 . Guelph , Blackbirds Inn , High-st ., Leyton . Langton , Mansion House Station Restaurant , Queen Victoria-st ., at G . ( Emulation Working . )
FRIDAY , JULY 8 . Lodge 1702 , Sub-Urban , Abercorn Hot ., Great Stanmore . Chap . 33 , Britannic , F . M . H . Rose Croix 3 , Mount Calvary , 33 , Golden-sq . LODGES OF INSTRUCTION . Robert Burns , Union Tav ., Air-st ., Regent-st ., at 8 . Belgrave , Harp Tav ., Jermyn-st ., VV ., at 8 . Unions Emulation ( for M . iYl . 's ) , F . M . H ., at 7 .
Temperance , Victoria Tav ., Victoria-rd ., Deptford , at S . Metropolitan ( Victoria ) , Portugal Hot ., Fleet-st ., at 7 . St . Marylebone , British Stores Tav ., St . John ' s Wood . Westbourne , Lord's Hot ., St . John's Wood , at 8 . UniteJ Pilgrims , S . M . H ., Camberwell New-rd ., 7 . 30 . St . James's , Gregorian Arms , Jamaica-rd ., S . E ., at S . Duke of Edinburgh , Silver Lion , Penny-fields , Poplar , at 7 . Doric , 79 , Whitechapel-rd ., at 8 . St . Luke's , White Hart , King's-rd ., Chelsea , 7 . 3 c .
Chigwell , Prince ' s Hall , Buckhurst-hill , at S . Royal Standaid , The Alwyne Castle , St . Paul's-rd ., N ., at S . William Preston , Feathers Tav . ; Up . George-st ., Edgware-rd . Earl of Carnarvon , Mitre Hot ., Golborne-rd ., Notting-hill . Pythagorean Chapter , Portland Hot ., London-st ., Greenwich . St . George ' s , Globe Tav ., Greenwich , at S . Royal Alfred , Star and Garter , Kew Bridge , at 7 . 30 . Clapton , White Hart Tav ., Clapton , at 7 . 30 . , St . John's , Mother Red Cap , Camden Town , at 8 .
SATURDAY , JULY 9 . Quar . Gen . Court Girls' School . Lodge 1415 , Campbell , Mitre Hot ., Hampton Court . ,, ifio 7 , Loyalty , Alexandra Palace , Muswell Hill . ,, 1637 ,. Unity , Abercorn Arms , Great Stanmore . „ 1 GS 5 , Guelph , Red Lion , Leytonstone . Mark 2 ' , 4 , Buxton , Anderton's Hot ., Flcet-st .
Masonic Meetings In West Lancashire And Cheshire
MASONIC MEETINGS IN WEST LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE
For the Week ending Saturday , July 9 , 1 SS 1 . MONDAY , JULY 4 . Lodge 113 , Unanimity , Bull Hot ., Preston . „ 1045 , Stamford , Town Hall , Altrincham . ,, 12 G 4 , Neptune , M . H ., Liverpool . ,, 13 S 0 , Skelmersdale , Oueen ' s Hot ., Waterloo .
TUESDAY , JULY 5 . Lodge G 73 , St . John , M . IL , Liverpool . »• 995 ) Furness , M . T ., Ulverstone . Chap . 203 , St . John of Jerusalem , M . IL , Liverpool . ,, 594 , Downshire , M . H ., Liverpool . ,, 149 G , Trafford , Alexandra Hot ., Moss-side , Manchtr .
VVEDNESDAY , JULY G . Lodge 1013 , Victoria , M . H ., Liverpool . > . 1335 , Lindsay , M . IL , Wigan . ) , ' 354 , Marquis of Lome , M . R ., Leigh . „ 1 G 20 , Marlborough , Derby Hot ., Liverpool . Mark G 5 , W . Lancashire . M . H ., Liverpool . De Grey & Ripon L . of L , M . R ., N . Hill-st ., Liverpool . Downshire L . of I ., M . H ., Liverpool .
THURSDAY , JULY 7 . Lodge 249 , Mariners , M . H ., Liverpool . , 15 G 1 , Morecambe , M . IL , Morcambe . Chap . 75 S , Bridgewater , M . H ., Runcorn . Dukeof Edinburgh L . of L , M . H ., Liverpool . St . John's L . of I ., M . H .. Liverpool .
Amusements.
Amusements .
GAIETY THEATRE . —Again another leaf has been added to the crown of laurels so deservedly earned by Mdlle . Bernhardt . Those who have known her in the parts of Ernani , the Sphinx , and Frou-Frou could have formed but a slight conception of the fund of versatility lying dormant within her . In tragedy her power had already been acknowledged as sublime ; in the part of the guilty wife in
" Frou-Frou , " torn by a hundred emotions in rapid succession ; but it was only in a play so thoroughly French as "La Dame aux Camelias ' " that the varied fickleness of the courtesan could be held up to view in all its horrible ghastliness . The Lord Chamberlain did well to sanction the performance of such a piece , for nobody could witness it without coming away from the theatre impressed with a
sense of horror at the inevitable consequences of reckless vice . Those who were present at the performances of 1 S 79 , when Mdlle Bernhardt was so ably supported by the company of the Comcdie Francaise , cannot but regret the unfortunate separation which has taken place between the great tragedienne and her former allies . But it must be confessed that Mdlle . Bernhardt has been well supported
in the important role of " La Dame aux Camelias . " M . Landrol , as M . Duval pere , was appropriately dignified , and his appeals to Marguerite not to mar the prospects of his daughter by a marriage with his son were fully appreciated . The part is carefully written . M . Duval is not an old fool , he is a man of the world , and his argument that after all his son will only abandon Marguerite ,
should the liaison or marriage take place , is forcibly represented in the libretto , and was ably interpreted by the actor . Too much praise cannot . be accorded M . Angelo , who , as the headstrong Arman ' d Duval , rushes blindly on to his own ruin , heedless of all save his love for the unfortunate Marguerite . His display of the emotions of rage , jealousy , and yet intense affection , were
indeed ably brought out , and AL Angelo may be congratulated on having made a most favourable impression on an English audience . Messrs . Ch . Pascal , Bativer , Corbin , Cande , Bernes , Pascal pere , and Ismael , togethei with Mesdames Angele , Duchesne , Berge , Vrignaul ' t , and Achard , were all excellent in their respective parts , and wc might well on the English stage imitate the capital
method of our French neighbours in acting up to the person they are addressing instead ot gazing blankly at the audience , as is too often seen even in our best theatres . But having said this much about the company , how can we properly describe the one bright star who for three years past has brought such light and radiance on our London season ? Mdlle . Bernhardt may fairly be said to have excelled
herself this year as compared with her previous performances . We would particularly draw attention to the natural manner in which—thc disease from which she is suffering making rapid advances—the poor Marguerite stops short in the act of dancing and pants out " J ' etouffe un pcu , " and soon after , when her friends have left the room , she murmurs on looking at herself in the glass , " Comme je
suis pile . Ah ! " These are the first regrets which are expressed for the past , and are enunciated with a bitterness that suggests but little hope for the future . This appears to us to be the turning point of the play . The reckless gaiety of bye-gone days is forgotten in a moment when the sufferer realises her true condition . And this leads on to the concession to M . Duval pere that the heart
less Marguerite will sacrifice for once her own selfish whim to secure the happiness of his beloved daughter" care'est a elle que je vcux sacrilier mon bonhcur . " How far this promise is kept is seen in the ncxt act , when all keloid affection is revived at the sight of Armaud . The end of the play , the death of Marguerite , was a superb piece
of acting , and literally drew tears from the eyes of the audience . Before these lines are in print Mdile . Bernhardt will have left our shores . All who have seen and heard her brilliant perlormances during the last fortnight must feel that they owe her a deep debt of gratitude for thc pleasure she has once more afforded them , and must unite in the heartfelt wish for her future happiness and success .
OPERA [ COMIQUE . — "Patience" is in as great favour as ever , and the playgoing and music-loving public are as impatient to see what " Patience " is like as ever . Seals are being booked eight weeks in advance . Why won't they book dress circle seats , I wonder , only stalls . ' It is not a little strange that Messrs . Gilbert and Sullivan have neglected to secure the American right in their latest production . 1 know of two gentlemen in New York who are going to speculate on this .
THK PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRE . — "The Colonel " is drawing big houses here . No dress circle seats to be had till the lGth of July . " The Colonel " is poor stuff , quite bad in fact , but it attracts a certain set . The intense ones derive a kind of satisfaction , I suppose , in seeing themselves mirrored on the stage , although the mirror is only the concave of a bright metal spoon .
THE STRAND THEATRE . — "Olivette , " charming " Olivette ' . "—may she be stranded here for ever—increases in popularity and in public favour every week . Thc man or woman who has not seen "Olivette" cannot bc said to have completed his or her musical education .
THE HAYMARKET THEATRE . —With "Society " and " Good for Nothing , " this theatre has no complaint to make as to the sun shining . THE OLYMPIC THEATRE . —There has been a falling off at this theatre since " Love ' s Sacrifice " took the place of "Ninon . " By the way , what could have induced Mr . Wills to turn this once exquisite drama , as produced at the Adelphi , into a tragedy , as it is now ?
TIIE ROYALTY THEAI RE . —lhis theatre has been doing but very indifferent business , although " The Member for Slocum , " by clever G . R . Sims , is tlie funniest piece to be seen in London . THE CRITERION THEATRE . — " Butterfly Fever " is not doing badly , yet this comedy is exceedingly poor in its English dress , shabby to a degree ; only the vivacity of Mr . Charles Wyndham keeps it alive . Take him out of it nd the fever will abate , and thc butterfly die within the ou r .
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Metropolitan Masonic Meetings
METROPOLITAN MASONIC MEETINGS
For the Week ending Saturday , July 9 , 1 SS 1 . The Editor will be glad to receive notice from Secretaries of Craft Lodges , Royal Arch Chapters , Mark Lodg * es , Encampments , Conclaves , & c , of any change in place , da ) ' , or month of meeting .
SATURDAY , JULY 2 . Lodge 1104 , Villiers , Albany Hot ., Twickenham .
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION * . Manchester , 17 , London-st ., Fitzroy-sq ., at 8 . Star , Marquis of Granby , New Cross-rd ., at 7 . Percy , Jolly Farmers , Southgate-rd ., N ., at S . Eccleston , King ' s Htfed , Ebury Bridge , Pimlico . Sphinx , Stirling Castle , Camberwell . Alexandra Palace , Masonic Club , Loughborough , at 7 . 30 . King Harold , Britannia Hot ., VValtham New Town , at 7 .
MONDAY , JULY 4 . Lodge iG , Royal Alpha , Willis ' s Rooms , St . James ' s . ,, 1319 , Asaph , F . M . H . Chap . 28 , Old King ' s Arms , F . M . Tav . ,, 91 , Regularity , F . M . H . „ 1196 , Urban , F . M . H . Festival Royal Order of Scotland , 33 , Golden-sq .
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION * . Lily , Greyhound , Richmond , at 7 . Wellington , White Swan Hot ., High-st ., Deptford , S to 10 . St . John , Gun Hot ., Wapping , S to 10 . Sincerity , Railway Tav ., Fenchurch-st . Station , at 7 . Camden , 174 , High-st ., Camden Town , at S . Tredegar , Royal Hot ., Mile End-rd ., at 8 .
St . James's Union , Union Tav ., Air-st ., Regent-st ., at S . Perfect Ashlar , Victoria Tav ., Lower-rd ., Rotherhithe , at 8 . United Military , Earl of Chatham , Thomas-st ., Woolwich , Upper Norwood , White Hart Hot ., Church-rd ., at S . Marquis of Ripon , Pembury Tav ., Amherst-rd ., Hackney , 8 . Loughborough , Cambria Tav ., Loughborough June , at 7 . 30 . Hyde Park / The Westbourne , 1 , Craven-rd ., at 8 .
West Smithfield , Cathedral Hot ., St . Paul ' s Churchyard , 7 St . George's , Globe Tav ., Royal Hill , Greenwich , at 7 . Doric Chapter , 24 S , Globe-rd ., Mile End-rd ., at S . Royal Ccmmemoration , R . Hot ., High-st ., Putney , S till 10 Eastern Star , Royal Hot ., Mile End-rd ., 7 . 30 .
St . Mark's , S . M . H ., Camberwell New-rd . John Hervey , Albion Hall , London Wall , at S . New Finsbury Park , Hornsey WoodT ., Finsbury Park , at 8 . Kingsland , Canonbury Tav ., N ., at S . 30 . Metropolitan , "The Moorgate , " Finsbury Pavement , 7 . 30 . Strong Man , George Hot ., Australian Av ., Barbican , at S .
TUESDAY , JULY 5 . Colonial Board , at 4 . Lodge 171 , Amity , Ship Hot ., Greenwich . Mark 197 , Studholme , 33 , Golden-sq .
LODGES OI ** INSTRUCTION * . South Middlesex , Beaufort House , Walham Green , 7 . 30 . Pilgrim , F . M . H ., ist and fast Tues . Yarborough , Green Dragon , Stepney , at 7 . Domatie , Surrey M . H ., Camberwell New-rd ., at 7 . 30 . Faith , 2 , VV istminster Chambers , Victoria-st ., S . W ., at 8 . Prince Fred :. Wm ., Lord's Hot ., St . John ' s Wood , at 7 .
Prosperity , Hercules lav ., Leadenhall-st ., at 7 . 30 . Dalhousie , The Sisters'Tav ., Pownall-rd ., Dalston , E ., 7 . 30 . Florence Ni ditingale , M . H ., William-st ., Woolwich , 7 . 30 . Constitutio : d , Bedford Hot ., Southampton Bdgs ., at 7 . Israel , Risin-j Sun Tav ., Globe-rd . Royal Arthur- , Duke of Cambridge , 21 G , Bridgc-rd ., Battersea Park , it S .
Beacontree , ived Lion , Leytonstone , at 8 . Excelsior , C unmercial Dock Tav ., Rotherhithe , at S . St . John of Wapping , Gun Hot ., High-st ., Wapping , at S . Islington , M lorgate Tav ., 15 , Finsbury Pavement . Kennington . Horns Tav ., Kennington , 7 . 30 . Leopold , Gi * gorian Arms , Jamaica-rd ., Bermondsey , at 8 , Mount Edg ambe , 10 , Jermyn-st ., St . James ' s , at S .
Duke of Co inaught , Palmerston Arms , Grosvenor Park , S . Sir Hugh My ddelton , 1 G 2 , St . John ' s-rd ., at S . St . Marylebone , Eyre Arms , Finchley-rd ., at 8 . Corinthian , George Hot ., Millwall Docks , at 7 . Henley , Three Crowns , North Woolwich , at 7 . 30 . Royal Naval College , Greenwich Hospital Schools , at S . Eleanor , Angel Hot ., Edmonton . Chaucer , The Grapes , St . Thomas ' s-st ., Borough , at 8 .
WEDNESDAY , JULY G . Lodge 1549 , Abercorn , Abercorn Hot ., Gt . Stanmore . „ 1707 , Eleanor , Anderton's Hot ., Fleet-st . „ 1 S 27 , Alliance , Guildhall Tav ., Gresham-st . Chap . 55 , Constitutional , Private Rooms , Leytonstone . 77 S , Bard of Avon , Greyhound II ., Hampton Crt . K . T . 129 , Holy Palestine , 33 , Golden-sq .
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION * . Prince Leopold , The Moorgate , Finsbury-pavement , at 7 . Confidence , Railway Tavern , Fenchurch-st ., 7 till 9 . New Concord , Jolly Farmers , Southgate-rd ., N ., at 8 . Mt . Lebanon , Horse Shoe Tav ., Newington Causeway , S . Pythagorean , Portland Hot ., Greenwich , at 8 . Burdett Coutts , Lamb Tav ., Bethnal Green Railway Stn .
La Tolerance , 2 , Maddox-st ., VV ., at 7 . 45 . Peckham , Lord Wellington Hot ., 516 , Old Kent-rd ., at S . Finsbury Park , Alwyne Castle , St . Paul ' s-rd ., N . Southwark , Southwark Park Tav ., Southwark Park , at 8 . Dukeof Connaught , Ryl , Edwd . Hot ., Mare-st ., Hackney , S . United Strength , Prince Alfred , 13 , Crowndale-rd ., N . W ., 7 . Whittington , Red Lion , Poppin's-court , Fleet-it ,, at S .
Royal Jubilee , Si , Long Acre , at S . Langthorne , Swan Hot ., Stratford , at 8 . Temperancein the East , G . the Fourth , Ida-st ., E ., at 7 . 30 , Eleanor , Trocadero Hot ., Livurpool-st ., Edmonton . Ranelagh , Six Bells , Hammersmith-rd ., at S .
Zetland , King's Arms Hot ., High-st ., Kensington , at S . Merchant Navy , Silver Tav ., Burdett-rd ., Limehouse , 7 . 30 , Creaton , Prince Albert Tav ., Portobello-ter ., Notting hill , 8 , Panmure , Balham Hot . Balham , 7 . Thistle Mark L . of I ., F . M . Tav ., : ¦ ' -. Wanderers , Black Horse , York-st ., . , V ., at 7 . 30 .
Metropolitan Masonic Meetings
THURSDAY , JULY 7 . Lodge 10 , Westminster and Keystcne , F . M . H . „ HS 5 , Excelsior , Sydney Arms , Lewisham-rd . ,, 12 SS , Finsbury Park , Cock Tav ., Highbury , N . „ 1360 , Royal Arthur , Lecture Hall , Longheld-rd ., Wimbledon .
„ 13 . 61 , United Service , Greyhound Hot ., Richmond . ,, 1 445 , Prince Leopold , Miiford Tav ., Sandringhamrd ., Dalston . > . ' 539 , Surrey Masonic Hall , S . M . H ., Camberwell . ,, 1724 , Kaiser-i-Hind , M . H ., S , Air-st ., Regent-st . „ 17 G 5 , Trinity College , 13 , Mandeville-pl ., W .
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION . Union Waterloo , Earl of Chatham , Thomas-st ., Woolwich . Kent , Duke of York , Borough-rd ., Southwark , 7 . 30 . Egyptian , Hercules Tav ., Leadenhall-st ., 7 . 30 . Fidelity , Yorkshire Grey , London-st ., W . C , at 8 . The Great City , M . H ., Masons' Avenue , G . 30 . Finsbury , Jolly Anglers' Tav ., Bath-st ., City-rd . Ebury , 12 , Ponsonby-st ., Millbank , at 8 .
Highgate , Boston Hot , Junction-rd ., N ., at S . VVandsworth , East Hill Hot ., Alma-rd ., S . W ., at 8 . Hi g h Cross , Coach & Horses , High-rd ., Tottenham , at S . Salisbury , Union Tav ., Air-st ., Regent-st ., at 8 . Southern Star , Crown Hot ., Blackfriars-rd ., at 8 . Great Northern , Berwick Arms , Berners-st ., Oxford-st . Rose , Walmer Castle Hot ., Peckham-rd ., at S . Crusaders , St . John ' s Gate , Clerkenwell , at S . 30 .
Burgoyne , Cock Tav ., St . Martin s-crt ., Ludgate-hill , 6 . 30 . Prince Frederick William Chapter , St . John's Wood . United Mariners , Three Cranes Tav ., Mile End-rd ., at S . Vitruvian , White Hart , Belvedere-rd ., Lambeth , at 8 . Royal Oak , Lecture Hall , High-st ., Deptford , at S . Capper , Three Crowns , North Woolwich , at 7 .
Royal Albert , White Hart Hot ., Abchurch-lane , at 7 . 30 , Stockwell , Cock Tav ., Kennington-rd ., at 7 . 30 . Victoria Park , The Two Brewers , Stratford , at S . West Middlesex , Feathers Hot ., Ealing , at 7 . 30 . Guelph , Blackbirds Inn , High-st ., Leyton . Langton , Mansion House Station Restaurant , Queen Victoria-st ., at G . ( Emulation Working . )
FRIDAY , JULY 8 . Lodge 1702 , Sub-Urban , Abercorn Hot ., Great Stanmore . Chap . 33 , Britannic , F . M . H . Rose Croix 3 , Mount Calvary , 33 , Golden-sq . LODGES OF INSTRUCTION . Robert Burns , Union Tav ., Air-st ., Regent-st ., at 8 . Belgrave , Harp Tav ., Jermyn-st ., VV ., at 8 . Unions Emulation ( for M . iYl . 's ) , F . M . H ., at 7 .
Temperance , Victoria Tav ., Victoria-rd ., Deptford , at S . Metropolitan ( Victoria ) , Portugal Hot ., Fleet-st ., at 7 . St . Marylebone , British Stores Tav ., St . John ' s Wood . Westbourne , Lord's Hot ., St . John's Wood , at 8 . UniteJ Pilgrims , S . M . H ., Camberwell New-rd ., 7 . 30 . St . James's , Gregorian Arms , Jamaica-rd ., S . E ., at S . Duke of Edinburgh , Silver Lion , Penny-fields , Poplar , at 7 . Doric , 79 , Whitechapel-rd ., at 8 . St . Luke's , White Hart , King's-rd ., Chelsea , 7 . 3 c .
Chigwell , Prince ' s Hall , Buckhurst-hill , at S . Royal Standaid , The Alwyne Castle , St . Paul's-rd ., N ., at S . William Preston , Feathers Tav . ; Up . George-st ., Edgware-rd . Earl of Carnarvon , Mitre Hot ., Golborne-rd ., Notting-hill . Pythagorean Chapter , Portland Hot ., London-st ., Greenwich . St . George ' s , Globe Tav ., Greenwich , at S . Royal Alfred , Star and Garter , Kew Bridge , at 7 . 30 . Clapton , White Hart Tav ., Clapton , at 7 . 30 . , St . John's , Mother Red Cap , Camden Town , at 8 .
SATURDAY , JULY 9 . Quar . Gen . Court Girls' School . Lodge 1415 , Campbell , Mitre Hot ., Hampton Court . ,, ifio 7 , Loyalty , Alexandra Palace , Muswell Hill . ,, 1637 ,. Unity , Abercorn Arms , Great Stanmore . „ 1 GS 5 , Guelph , Red Lion , Leytonstone . Mark 2 ' , 4 , Buxton , Anderton's Hot ., Flcet-st .
Masonic Meetings In West Lancashire And Cheshire
MASONIC MEETINGS IN WEST LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE
For the Week ending Saturday , July 9 , 1 SS 1 . MONDAY , JULY 4 . Lodge 113 , Unanimity , Bull Hot ., Preston . „ 1045 , Stamford , Town Hall , Altrincham . ,, 12 G 4 , Neptune , M . H ., Liverpool . ,, 13 S 0 , Skelmersdale , Oueen ' s Hot ., Waterloo .
TUESDAY , JULY 5 . Lodge G 73 , St . John , M . IL , Liverpool . »• 995 ) Furness , M . T ., Ulverstone . Chap . 203 , St . John of Jerusalem , M . IL , Liverpool . ,, 594 , Downshire , M . H ., Liverpool . ,, 149 G , Trafford , Alexandra Hot ., Moss-side , Manchtr .
VVEDNESDAY , JULY G . Lodge 1013 , Victoria , M . H ., Liverpool . > . 1335 , Lindsay , M . IL , Wigan . ) , ' 354 , Marquis of Lome , M . R ., Leigh . „ 1 G 20 , Marlborough , Derby Hot ., Liverpool . Mark G 5 , W . Lancashire . M . H ., Liverpool . De Grey & Ripon L . of L , M . R ., N . Hill-st ., Liverpool . Downshire L . of I ., M . H ., Liverpool .
THURSDAY , JULY 7 . Lodge 249 , Mariners , M . H ., Liverpool . , 15 G 1 , Morecambe , M . IL , Morcambe . Chap . 75 S , Bridgewater , M . H ., Runcorn . Dukeof Edinburgh L . of L , M . H ., Liverpool . St . John's L . of I ., M . H .. Liverpool .
Amusements.
Amusements .
GAIETY THEATRE . —Again another leaf has been added to the crown of laurels so deservedly earned by Mdlle . Bernhardt . Those who have known her in the parts of Ernani , the Sphinx , and Frou-Frou could have formed but a slight conception of the fund of versatility lying dormant within her . In tragedy her power had already been acknowledged as sublime ; in the part of the guilty wife in
" Frou-Frou , " torn by a hundred emotions in rapid succession ; but it was only in a play so thoroughly French as "La Dame aux Camelias ' " that the varied fickleness of the courtesan could be held up to view in all its horrible ghastliness . The Lord Chamberlain did well to sanction the performance of such a piece , for nobody could witness it without coming away from the theatre impressed with a
sense of horror at the inevitable consequences of reckless vice . Those who were present at the performances of 1 S 79 , when Mdlle Bernhardt was so ably supported by the company of the Comcdie Francaise , cannot but regret the unfortunate separation which has taken place between the great tragedienne and her former allies . But it must be confessed that Mdlle . Bernhardt has been well supported
in the important role of " La Dame aux Camelias . " M . Landrol , as M . Duval pere , was appropriately dignified , and his appeals to Marguerite not to mar the prospects of his daughter by a marriage with his son were fully appreciated . The part is carefully written . M . Duval is not an old fool , he is a man of the world , and his argument that after all his son will only abandon Marguerite ,
should the liaison or marriage take place , is forcibly represented in the libretto , and was ably interpreted by the actor . Too much praise cannot . be accorded M . Angelo , who , as the headstrong Arman ' d Duval , rushes blindly on to his own ruin , heedless of all save his love for the unfortunate Marguerite . His display of the emotions of rage , jealousy , and yet intense affection , were
indeed ably brought out , and AL Angelo may be congratulated on having made a most favourable impression on an English audience . Messrs . Ch . Pascal , Bativer , Corbin , Cande , Bernes , Pascal pere , and Ismael , togethei with Mesdames Angele , Duchesne , Berge , Vrignaul ' t , and Achard , were all excellent in their respective parts , and wc might well on the English stage imitate the capital
method of our French neighbours in acting up to the person they are addressing instead ot gazing blankly at the audience , as is too often seen even in our best theatres . But having said this much about the company , how can we properly describe the one bright star who for three years past has brought such light and radiance on our London season ? Mdlle . Bernhardt may fairly be said to have excelled
herself this year as compared with her previous performances . We would particularly draw attention to the natural manner in which—thc disease from which she is suffering making rapid advances—the poor Marguerite stops short in the act of dancing and pants out " J ' etouffe un pcu , " and soon after , when her friends have left the room , she murmurs on looking at herself in the glass , " Comme je
suis pile . Ah ! " These are the first regrets which are expressed for the past , and are enunciated with a bitterness that suggests but little hope for the future . This appears to us to be the turning point of the play . The reckless gaiety of bye-gone days is forgotten in a moment when the sufferer realises her true condition . And this leads on to the concession to M . Duval pere that the heart
less Marguerite will sacrifice for once her own selfish whim to secure the happiness of his beloved daughter" care'est a elle que je vcux sacrilier mon bonhcur . " How far this promise is kept is seen in the ncxt act , when all keloid affection is revived at the sight of Armaud . The end of the play , the death of Marguerite , was a superb piece
of acting , and literally drew tears from the eyes of the audience . Before these lines are in print Mdile . Bernhardt will have left our shores . All who have seen and heard her brilliant perlormances during the last fortnight must feel that they owe her a deep debt of gratitude for thc pleasure she has once more afforded them , and must unite in the heartfelt wish for her future happiness and success .
OPERA [ COMIQUE . — "Patience" is in as great favour as ever , and the playgoing and music-loving public are as impatient to see what " Patience " is like as ever . Seals are being booked eight weeks in advance . Why won't they book dress circle seats , I wonder , only stalls . ' It is not a little strange that Messrs . Gilbert and Sullivan have neglected to secure the American right in their latest production . 1 know of two gentlemen in New York who are going to speculate on this .
THK PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRE . — "The Colonel " is drawing big houses here . No dress circle seats to be had till the lGth of July . " The Colonel " is poor stuff , quite bad in fact , but it attracts a certain set . The intense ones derive a kind of satisfaction , I suppose , in seeing themselves mirrored on the stage , although the mirror is only the concave of a bright metal spoon .
THE STRAND THEATRE . — "Olivette , " charming " Olivette ' . "—may she be stranded here for ever—increases in popularity and in public favour every week . Thc man or woman who has not seen "Olivette" cannot bc said to have completed his or her musical education .
THE HAYMARKET THEATRE . —With "Society " and " Good for Nothing , " this theatre has no complaint to make as to the sun shining . THE OLYMPIC THEATRE . —There has been a falling off at this theatre since " Love ' s Sacrifice " took the place of "Ninon . " By the way , what could have induced Mr . Wills to turn this once exquisite drama , as produced at the Adelphi , into a tragedy , as it is now ?
TIIE ROYALTY THEAI RE . —lhis theatre has been doing but very indifferent business , although " The Member for Slocum , " by clever G . R . Sims , is tlie funniest piece to be seen in London . THE CRITERION THEATRE . — " Butterfly Fever " is not doing badly , yet this comedy is exceedingly poor in its English dress , shabby to a degree ; only the vivacity of Mr . Charles Wyndham keeps it alive . Take him out of it nd the fever will abate , and thc butterfly die within the ou r .