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ever since thc enrolment of his regiment in 1 S 59 , and his military service , like all Yrt ? , other work , was painstaking and thorough . As a member o ^ our Ctaft , his zeal knew no bounds ; his purse , his thoughts , and his services were always ready for anything Masonic . He was tho heart and soul of his mother lodge—Menturia , No . 41 S—in addition to being a member of the Etruscan and St . Michael's
Lodges , of the Staffordshire Knot Royal Arch Chapter , and Gough Mark Lodge , and his loss is deeply mourned by all the members thereof . The brethren of Menturia especially , with whom for 2 i _ years he has been in the closest contact , lament his decease with unfeigned regret . A younger brother of that lodge writes of him as follows :
" 1 he hearty greeting in that well known voice which he was wont to give to us younger brethren in lodge was a testimony of the reality of his Masonic principles , while in private life his geniality and jolly heartedness wero traits only too seldom found . A cheering light has been extinguished by his death , and Hanley , his lodge , and a host of friends are the poorer . " Whilst his twin brother in Masonry and close friend of 40 yeirs standing inscribed on his memorial card the affectionate record that he was "A just and iiprighf man . "
BRO . ALDERMAN SIR GEORGE TYLER , BART . It is wilh sincere regret we announce the death , on Friday , the 26 th ultimo , of Bro . Alderman Sir George Tyler , Bart ., at the comparatively early age of 62 years . The deceased was elected a member of the Court of Common Council for
the Ward of Queenhithe , and 10 years later was chosen to represent it on the Court of Aldermen . In 1891 he served the office of Sheriff , and in 1893 was elected Lord Mayor , receiving the honour of a baronetcy on the occasion of the Tower Bridge being opened by His Royal Hignness the Prince of Wales on behalf of her Majesty the Queen . He also waited on the Queen at Windsor
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Castle and presented , on behalf of the Corporation , an address of congratulation on the birth of a young Prince in direct succession to the Throne—Prince Edward , son of the Duke and Duchess of York . Since vacating the chair of Chief Magistrate of the City , Sir George Tyler had been in failing health , and would have resigned his gown but for the desire of his colleagues . A few months since he recovered so far as to be able to attend the Court of Common Council
and discharge his duties as magistrate . But the recovery was only temporary ; his illness returned and took a turn for the worse , his death occurring peacefully on the aforementioned date . Sir George was a Past Master of the Stationers ' and the Court of the Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers' Companies , but had taken no very prominent part in Masonry . His funeral took place at Norwood Cemetery on Wednesday , his only son , Mr . Frederick Charles Tyler , who succeeds to the
baronetcy , being the chief mourner . Bro . the Lord Mayor was represented b y the whole of his official household , and among those present were Alderman Sir Stuart Knill Bro . Alderman Sir J . Voce Moore , Bro . Alderman Treloar , Mr . Alderman Truscott , Mr . John Knill , Mr . Walter H . Harris , C . M . G ., Mister of the Loriners' Company ; Mr . W . R . Stephens , Master of the Stationers' Company ;
Bro . Under-Sheriff Halse , Mr . W . H . Collingrulsjc , and a deputation from Queenhithe Ward , consisting of Mr . J . N . Pimm , Colonel Venables , Mr . VV . R . * Pryke Mr . G . T . Skilbeck , and Mr . Frederick Hill , the Ward Clerk . The burial service was read by the Rev . R . 15 . Ransford , Vicar of St . Paul ' s , Upper Nnrivoo tl , who was chaplain to the deceased Alderman during his Mayoralty .
BRO . E . BETTY . At the funeral of Bro . E . Belty , of the Exeter tnn , Dawlish , on Thursday , the 25 th ult ., blinds were drawn along the route , and members of the Salem ( Craft ) Lodge , No . 1443 , and of Teignmouth and Dawlish Lodges of Buffaloes attended .
The chief mourners were the widow and Mrs . Maddock ( aunt of the deceased ) R . Betty , T . C . Betty , J . Q . and J . Betty ( brothers ) , Stanley and John ( nephews ) ' , Mrs . Sex ( sister of the widow ) , T . K » llow ( brother of the widow ) , Mr . George Quick ( uncle of deceased ) , deceased's daughter , Mrs . Mitchell ; Mr . Middack Mr . and Mrs . Carpenter , Mr . C . Hammerton , Mr . A . W . Cload , and Mr . Johns .
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FIELD LANE REFUGES AND SACfiED SCHOOLS . Will the Fenders of the " Freemason " help to provide 5 , 000 CHRISTMAS DINNERS ? 800 FOR HOMELESS POOR . 3 , 500 FOR POOR PERSONS AT OWN HOMES . 700 FOR POOR CHILDREN . 5 , 000 All this in . wnirriox TO TIIK fii . XKn . H , VVoiiK , which is in urgent need ( if help . ( 3 , 500 Benefits dispensed every week ) . TUK SKCRIiTAllY WILL GL .-WLY fil ' . XD COLLECTIXO ( MR PS . ZfdlSWCV—W . - \ . IIICVAX , Esc ,., 51 , Lombard Si roof . E . C . SCCl'Ctni'fi—PE 1 IEGR 1 XE PLATT , The Iiisiihiiion , Vino Si cool , f'lorkeuwoll Konil , London , E . C .
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CALVERT'S Is unequalled as a romoily for Chafed Skin , Piles , Scalds , Culs , Rm-e Eyes , Chapped Hands , Chilblains , Kuraeho , Neuralgic and Itheiiinutie I ' nins , Thm . it Colds , liingwoi'in , and Skin Ailments generally . CARBOLIC Large Vols , 1 / 1 J- each , nt Chemists , or post free for value . Illustrated Pamphlet , of Culvert ' s Carbolic Preparations senl post freo on iipplioafinn . OINTMENT F . C . CALVERT & CO ., Manchester .
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CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL TRAVEL OPOAXJZED BY HENRY S . LUNN , M . D ., Ch ., F . R . G . S . ( FAlow of lhe Mnlieal Sorklij of London ) , AND J . T . WOOLRYCH PEROWNE , M . A . ( Lai ,- ( lamad Scholar Corpus Christ ! Coll , '< jt > , Oirinhrbhji' ) . A SPECIAL MASONIC CRUISE TO EGYPT AND THE HOLY LAND . Ghapkin :-THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON STEVENS , P . G . C . Tlie cost ol' the Cruise will 1 H < 25 ( iiiinoas , including second-class return Ticket—London-Marseilles , rin Dover and C' : il : iis— and ; i 25 days' cruise , Land-excursions extra . Tlie purty will Ionvo London on Jan . 21 st , reluming' ou . Felt , 101 h . Oilier cruises leave London , Dec . 22 nd , Feb . ! 8 fli , and April 12 lli . The Lecturers are Sir Arlliur Arnold , ( lie Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University , the Head Master of Wellington College , the Head Master of Cheltenham College , Sir Lambert Play fair , Rev . Canon Moore ( LL . D . ) , Dean Forrest , Canon Tristram , Professor Sayce , Professor Ramsay , and the Rev . \ Y . K ? Jl . Bedford ( Chaplain of the Order of St . -lohn of . Jerusalem ) . Full particulars with a plan of the steamer from the SI : CI . I . TAUV , -5 Exi > si . i . ir . ii GARIIRXS , Loxnox , JSMV .
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Obituary.
ever since thc enrolment of his regiment in 1 S 59 , and his military service , like all Yrt ? , other work , was painstaking and thorough . As a member o ^ our Ctaft , his zeal knew no bounds ; his purse , his thoughts , and his services were always ready for anything Masonic . He was tho heart and soul of his mother lodge—Menturia , No . 41 S—in addition to being a member of the Etruscan and St . Michael's
Lodges , of the Staffordshire Knot Royal Arch Chapter , and Gough Mark Lodge , and his loss is deeply mourned by all the members thereof . The brethren of Menturia especially , with whom for 2 i _ years he has been in the closest contact , lament his decease with unfeigned regret . A younger brother of that lodge writes of him as follows :
" 1 he hearty greeting in that well known voice which he was wont to give to us younger brethren in lodge was a testimony of the reality of his Masonic principles , while in private life his geniality and jolly heartedness wero traits only too seldom found . A cheering light has been extinguished by his death , and Hanley , his lodge , and a host of friends are the poorer . " Whilst his twin brother in Masonry and close friend of 40 yeirs standing inscribed on his memorial card the affectionate record that he was "A just and iiprighf man . "
BRO . ALDERMAN SIR GEORGE TYLER , BART . It is wilh sincere regret we announce the death , on Friday , the 26 th ultimo , of Bro . Alderman Sir George Tyler , Bart ., at the comparatively early age of 62 years . The deceased was elected a member of the Court of Common Council for
the Ward of Queenhithe , and 10 years later was chosen to represent it on the Court of Aldermen . In 1891 he served the office of Sheriff , and in 1893 was elected Lord Mayor , receiving the honour of a baronetcy on the occasion of the Tower Bridge being opened by His Royal Hignness the Prince of Wales on behalf of her Majesty the Queen . He also waited on the Queen at Windsor
Obituary.
Castle and presented , on behalf of the Corporation , an address of congratulation on the birth of a young Prince in direct succession to the Throne—Prince Edward , son of the Duke and Duchess of York . Since vacating the chair of Chief Magistrate of the City , Sir George Tyler had been in failing health , and would have resigned his gown but for the desire of his colleagues . A few months since he recovered so far as to be able to attend the Court of Common Council
and discharge his duties as magistrate . But the recovery was only temporary ; his illness returned and took a turn for the worse , his death occurring peacefully on the aforementioned date . Sir George was a Past Master of the Stationers ' and the Court of the Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers' Companies , but had taken no very prominent part in Masonry . His funeral took place at Norwood Cemetery on Wednesday , his only son , Mr . Frederick Charles Tyler , who succeeds to the
baronetcy , being the chief mourner . Bro . the Lord Mayor was represented b y the whole of his official household , and among those present were Alderman Sir Stuart Knill Bro . Alderman Sir J . Voce Moore , Bro . Alderman Treloar , Mr . Alderman Truscott , Mr . John Knill , Mr . Walter H . Harris , C . M . G ., Mister of the Loriners' Company ; Mr . W . R . Stephens , Master of the Stationers' Company ;
Bro . Under-Sheriff Halse , Mr . W . H . Collingrulsjc , and a deputation from Queenhithe Ward , consisting of Mr . J . N . Pimm , Colonel Venables , Mr . VV . R . * Pryke Mr . G . T . Skilbeck , and Mr . Frederick Hill , the Ward Clerk . The burial service was read by the Rev . R . 15 . Ransford , Vicar of St . Paul ' s , Upper Nnrivoo tl , who was chaplain to the deceased Alderman during his Mayoralty .
BRO . E . BETTY . At the funeral of Bro . E . Belty , of the Exeter tnn , Dawlish , on Thursday , the 25 th ult ., blinds were drawn along the route , and members of the Salem ( Craft ) Lodge , No . 1443 , and of Teignmouth and Dawlish Lodges of Buffaloes attended .
The chief mourners were the widow and Mrs . Maddock ( aunt of the deceased ) R . Betty , T . C . Betty , J . Q . and J . Betty ( brothers ) , Stanley and John ( nephews ) ' , Mrs . Sex ( sister of the widow ) , T . K » llow ( brother of the widow ) , Mr . George Quick ( uncle of deceased ) , deceased's daughter , Mrs . Mitchell ; Mr . Middack Mr . and Mrs . Carpenter , Mr . C . Hammerton , Mr . A . W . Cload , and Mr . Johns .
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FIELD LANE REFUGES AND SACfiED SCHOOLS . Will the Fenders of the " Freemason " help to provide 5 , 000 CHRISTMAS DINNERS ? 800 FOR HOMELESS POOR . 3 , 500 FOR POOR PERSONS AT OWN HOMES . 700 FOR POOR CHILDREN . 5 , 000 All this in . wnirriox TO TIIK fii . XKn . H , VVoiiK , which is in urgent need ( if help . ( 3 , 500 Benefits dispensed every week ) . TUK SKCRIiTAllY WILL GL .-WLY fil ' . XD COLLECTIXO ( MR PS . ZfdlSWCV—W . - \ . IIICVAX , Esc ,., 51 , Lombard Si roof . E . C . SCCl'Ctni'fi—PE 1 IEGR 1 XE PLATT , The Iiisiihiiion , Vino Si cool , f'lorkeuwoll Konil , London , E . C .
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CALVERT'S Is unequalled as a romoily for Chafed Skin , Piles , Scalds , Culs , Rm-e Eyes , Chapped Hands , Chilblains , Kuraeho , Neuralgic and Itheiiinutie I ' nins , Thm . it Colds , liingwoi'in , and Skin Ailments generally . CARBOLIC Large Vols , 1 / 1 J- each , nt Chemists , or post free for value . Illustrated Pamphlet , of Culvert ' s Carbolic Preparations senl post freo on iipplioafinn . OINTMENT F . C . CALVERT & CO ., Manchester .
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CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL TRAVEL OPOAXJZED BY HENRY S . LUNN , M . D ., Ch ., F . R . G . S . ( FAlow of lhe Mnlieal Sorklij of London ) , AND J . T . WOOLRYCH PEROWNE , M . A . ( Lai ,- ( lamad Scholar Corpus Christ ! Coll , '< jt > , Oirinhrbhji' ) . A SPECIAL MASONIC CRUISE TO EGYPT AND THE HOLY LAND . Ghapkin :-THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON STEVENS , P . G . C . Tlie cost ol' the Cruise will 1 H < 25 ( iiiinoas , including second-class return Ticket—London-Marseilles , rin Dover and C' : il : iis— and ; i 25 days' cruise , Land-excursions extra . Tlie purty will Ionvo London on Jan . 21 st , reluming' ou . Felt , 101 h . Oilier cruises leave London , Dec . 22 nd , Feb . ! 8 fli , and April 12 lli . The Lecturers are Sir Arlliur Arnold , ( lie Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University , the Head Master of Wellington College , the Head Master of Cheltenham College , Sir Lambert Play fair , Rev . Canon Moore ( LL . D . ) , Dean Forrest , Canon Tristram , Professor Sayce , Professor Ramsay , and the Rev . \ Y . K ? Jl . Bedford ( Chaplain of the Order of St . -lohn of . Jerusalem ) . Full particulars with a plan of the steamer from the SI : CI . I . TAUV , -5 Exi > si . i . ir . ii GARIIRXS , Loxnox , JSMV .