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Dedication Of A New Masonic Hall, At Berwick-Upon-Tweed.
DEDICATION OF A NEW MASONIC HALL , AT BERWICK-UPON-TWEED .
Friday , 3 0 th January , 1874 , was a day of great interest and importance in the history of Freemasonry in Berwick-upon-Tweed , and , in fact , in the north of England , the occasion being the opening and dedication , according to Masonic rule , with all the appointed solemnities , of the
beautiful new Masonic - Hall , which has been erected , facing the parade , by the members of the Lodge St . David , No . 393 , English Constitution , The new hall is a building highly ornamental to the town , and its erection is honourable to the lodge . It is so situated as to be seen
to great advantage , and at once to command the attention of strangers . It is not too much to say that it is the neatest Masonic building in Britain of its size . The foundation stone was laid whilst Bro . Chalmers I . Paton filled the office of W . M . of the lodge , and it was during
his reign that the brethren took up the idea that such a hall ought to be erected , and the energy with which they prosecuted the design is very creditable to the Freemasons of Berwick and its neighbourhood , The members of trie lodge , with many
brethren , members of other lodges both in England and Scotland , among whom were not a few of high social position and high Masonic rank , assembled at , the hall at half-past two o ' clock p . m ., and having clothed in the cloak-room , took their seats in the grand hall under the direction
of a committee of Stewards , wearing blue rosettes ; except the Grand and Grand Provincial officers and visitors of distinction present , who assembled in the library , and were conducted to their seals on the dais by a committee of Stewards wearing red rosettes , this committee
being composed of Past Masters of the Province ot Northumberland , and formed under the direction of the Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies . Among those present were—The Most Worshipful Acting Grand Master of the province of
Northumberland , Brother Cockcroft ; Brothers Hubert Laws , G . S . W . ; William Foulsham , J . W . j the Rev . E . L . Marrett , Chaplain ; Thomas Anderson , Registrar ; T . Y . Strachan , Secretary ; Thomas Gillespie , S . D . ; Edward Thew Turnbull , J . D .: George R . Brewis ,
G . S . W . ; Edward D . Davies , D . C ; Richard Henry Holmes , A . D . C . ; J . R . D . Lynn , B . B . ; Richard Watson , S . B . ; Adam Wilson , O . ; J . S . Trotter , P . of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Northumberland . The Past Masters present of the Lodges of Northumberland were—Brothers
G . Moore , J . Ridsdale , R . lowerson , G . R . Brewis , R . H . Holland , E . Thomson , E . Besley , G . J . A . Hoyre , J . C . Chancier , C . Hopper , C . I . Paton , H . Gibson , J . S . Macgregor , T . Strother , & c . And the visitors were—Brothers Lord James Murray , Sir Dudley Coutts
Majoribanks , Lord Bury , T . Allan , E . G ., and W . G . Russel , No . 291 ; J . Wetherhead , Lamberton ; R . Dickson , No . 70 ; W . Steel , P . M ., No . 261 S . C . Nearly the whole of the subscribing members of the Lodge St . David , No . 393 E . G ., weie present .
The procession was formed in the library at three o ' clock , and proceeded in order along the corridor up to the Grand Hall . On the procession entering the hall , all the brethren present stood up and received the Provincial Grand Lodge according to ancient custom , whilst a Grand
March was performed on the organ , the procession being conducted by tbe Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies once round the hall , halting in the east and facing inwards , after which the Acting Worshipful Provincial Grand Master , Brother Cockcroft , took his place on the
throne , and the other Provincial Grand Officers took their appropriate places , as did also the visitors of distinction present , ' under the direction of the Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies and the Committee of Stewards already mentioned . The Provincial Grand Lodge being
opened in the third degree , the Most Worshipful Acting Deputy Provincial Grand Master , Bro . Thomson , then addressing the Provincial Grand Master briefly stated the objects ofthe meeting , and the Provincial Grand Superintendent of Works , Bro . G . R . Brewis , presented the plans of the building to the Provincial Grand Master ,
Dedication Of A New Masonic Hall, At Berwick-Upon-Tweed.
who , having expressed his satisfaction , requested the brethren to assist him in the ceremony of dedication . The Chairman of the Building Committee , Brother A . B . Visick , W . M . No . 393 , then addressing the most Worshipful Grand Master ,
made an explanatory statement in reference to the progress and completion of the building , giving great credit to the various brethren who had made presents to the lodge , and complimenting Bro . C . Hopper , P . M ., No . 393 , for his great attention while the building was in process of
erection . After this the Lodge Board was uncovered , a soft interlude meanwhile being played on the organ . The ceremony of dedication was then begun by the Provincial Grand Chaplain , Brother Rev . E . L . Marrett , giving an appropriate prayer .
The prayer being ended , the 133 rd Psalm was sung as an anthem . A procession was then formed , the Prov . G . Chaplain , Bro . Marrett , walking first , carrying on a cushion the Holy Bible , with square and compass ; then the Prov . S . G . W ., Bro . Laws , carrying the cornucopia , in
which was corn ; then the Prov . J . G . W ., Bro . Foulsham , carrying a silver cup , in which was wine ; and then the Acting Deputy Prov . G . M ., Bro . Thomson , carrying a similar cup containing oil . The procession having walked round the hall , the Prov . G . Chaplain read the 16 th verse
of the 72 nd Psalm . Ihe Deputy Prov . G . M . then proceeded to pour oil and wine upon the altar , with the customary ceremonies . The Provincial Grand Chaplain took the censer three times round the lodge board , solemn music being played during his progress ; and this being completed , he offered up the second consecration
prayer . Haydn ' s antliem , " The spacious firmament on high , " was sung . The Provincial Grand Master then said : — " In the name of the Most High , I declare this temple dedicated and consecrated to Masonry . " Grand honours followed the utterance of these words , and the antliem " Hail ! immortal Lord !"
was sung . After the anthem the Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies made proclamation in the east , north , and west that the hall was now dedicated and consecrated to ancient Freemasonry , upon
which followed a flourish of trumpets and music played on the organ . Tlie antliem " Praise God in His holiness , " was then sung , the Stewards covering the lodge board and extinguishing the lesser lights , and the lodge was closed as it was opened , in the three degrees .
The whole ceremony was very imposing , and could not but give delight to the heart of every Freemason present , particularly to the members of the lodge to which the hall belongs , and whose meetings are henceforth to be held in it . As the very fact that such a hall was in course of erection has already given new life to
Freemasonry in Berwick and its neighbourhood , it may confidently be expected that now when the hall is opened the number of candidates for admission into the ancient and honourable Order of Freemasons will be greater than ever before . A dinner was afterwards held in the King ' s Arms Assembly Room , and a ball in the Corn Exchange .
Multum In Parbo, Or Masonic Notes And Queries.
Multum in Parbo , or Masonic Notes and Queries .
BRO . J . . WOODWORTH , ON NEW CONSTITUTIONS , GRAND LODGE OF IRELAND . As the question respecting Grand Lodge legislation for the " Hautes grades" is likely sooa to be discussed at Dublin , and we warmly sympathise with our excellent Bro . Woodworth ,
and his numerous friends , in their opposition to such legislation , we think it advisable to give a copy of the proposed law No . 30 , which he only alludes to , and yet to our mind it is still more repugnant to Freemasons than even the one particularised ( 133 ) . What Grand Lodge has
to do with the degrees of knighthood , and the Ancient and Accepted Rite , so long as its jurisdiction is not infringed by them , we cannot imagine , and so far as we are concerned in England , we feel quite certain neither No . 30 , nor No . 133 , would be entertained for one moment . Bro ,
Multum In Parbo, Or Masonic Notes And Queries.
Woodworth may safely take the articles of late which we have noticed in the Freemason as a true index of the views of the brethren across the channel . It will be seen that No : 30 is so definite and sweeping in its character that should our brethren decide" to introduce the " Royal
Order of Scotland" into Ireland , they would ipso facto be liable to suspension , though it is more Masonic than a number of degrees worked under the sheltering wings of the Craft . Is it fair then for the Grand Lodge to constitute itself virtually the oracle of degrees entirel y beyond ,
above , or beneath its knowledge ? W . J . HUGHAN . " 30 . The Grand Lodge strictly prohibits as unlawful , all assemblies of Freemasons in Ireland , under any title whatever , purporting to be Masonic , not held by virtue of a warrant or
constitution from the Grand Lodge , or from one of the other Masonic grand bodies recognised by and acting in Masonic union with it . " " Any brother being a member of any lodge on the Registry of Ireland , or otherwise subject to the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge , who shall take
any part in such unlawful assembly , or shall join or become a member of any body or society , purporting to be Masonic , and not in connection with or sanctioned by the Grand Lodge or other Masonic grand body recognised by it , shall be liable to suspension , or such other penalty as Grand Lodge may think fit . "
ROYAL ORDER OF SCOTLAND . '—The Provincial Grand Lodge of London and the Metropolitan Counties will meet in Council on the 12 th of February , at 3 . 45 p . m There are 19 names on
the list for promotion . The Temple Lodge of Mark Masters , No . 174 , will be consecrated by Bro . F . Binckes , Grand Secretary , at the Green Dragon , Stepney , on Monday next , Feb . 9 , 1874 .
Metropolitan Masonic Meetings. For The Week Ending Friday, February, 14, 1874.
METROPOLITAN MASONIC MEETINGS . For the Week ending Friday , February , 14 , 1874 .
The Editor will be glad to have notice from Secretaries of Lodges and Chapters of any change in place or time o { meeting . Saturday , February 7 . General Committee , Boys' School . Lodge 142 , St . Thomas , City Terminus Hotel , Cannonstreet .
Manchester Lodge of Tnstruction ( i ? o ) i Yorkshire Grey , 77 , London-street , Fitzroy-square , at 8 j Bro . H . Ash Preceptor . Lily Lodge of Instruction ( 820 ) , Greyhound Hotel , Richmond , Surrey . Star Lodge of Instruction ( 1275 ) , Marquis of Granby , New Cross-road , at 7 ; Bro . C . G . Dilley , Preceptor .
Monday , February 9 . Lodge 5 , St . George and Corner Stone , Freemasons ' Hall . „ 29 , St . Alban ' s , Albion Tavern , Aldersgate-street . „ 59 , Koyal Naval , Freemasons' Hall . „ go , St . John ' s , Albion Tavern , Aldersgate-street , „ 13 6 , Good Report , City Terminus Hotel ,
Cannoustreet . „ 193 , Confidence , Anderton ' s Hotel , Fleet-street . „ 222 , St . Andrew's , London Tavern , Bishopsgate . street . „ 957 , Leigh , Freemasons' Hall . Chap . 22 , Mount Sion , Guildhall Tavern , Gresham-st .
„ 720 , Panmure , Horns' Tavern , Kennington . Prince Leopold Lodge of Instruction ( 1445 ; , Lor Stanley Tavern , Sandringham-road , Kingsland , at 7 ; Bro . T . Austin , Preceptor . Strong Man Lodge of Instruction ( 45 ) , Old Jerusalem . Tavern , St . John ' s-gate , Clerkenwell , at 8 ; Bro . Beckett , Preceptor .
Sincerity Lodge of Instruction ( 174 ); Railway Tavern Fenchurch-street Station , at 7 . Camden Lodge of Instruction ( 704 ) , Adelaide Tavern , Haverstock-hill , at 8 ; Bro . T . A . Adams , Preceptor . Eastern Star Lodge of Instruction ( 95 ) , Royal Hotel , Mileend-road , at 7 . 30 ; Bro . E . Gottheil , Preceptor . British Oak Lodge of Instruction , Bank ot Friendship Tavern , Mile-end , at 7 for 8 .
St . James ' s Union Lodge of Instruction ( 180 ) , Horse and Groom Tavern , Winsley-street ( opposite the Pantheon ) , Oxford-street , at 8 ; Bro . J . R . Stacey , Preceptor . Wellington Lodge of Instruction , White Swan Tavern Deptford , at 8 j Bro . C . G . Dilley , P . M . 1155 Preceptor .
St . John o £ Wapping Lodge of Instruction ( 1306 ) , Gun Tavern , High-street , Wapping , at 8 J Bro . T . Mortlock , Preceptor . West Kent Lodge of Improvement ( 1297 ) , St . Saviour ' s Col lege , Stansted-ioad , Forest-hill , at 7 . 30 ; Bro . H . W Limlus , Preceptor ,
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Dedication Of A New Masonic Hall, At Berwick-Upon-Tweed.
DEDICATION OF A NEW MASONIC HALL , AT BERWICK-UPON-TWEED .
Friday , 3 0 th January , 1874 , was a day of great interest and importance in the history of Freemasonry in Berwick-upon-Tweed , and , in fact , in the north of England , the occasion being the opening and dedication , according to Masonic rule , with all the appointed solemnities , of the
beautiful new Masonic - Hall , which has been erected , facing the parade , by the members of the Lodge St . David , No . 393 , English Constitution , The new hall is a building highly ornamental to the town , and its erection is honourable to the lodge . It is so situated as to be seen
to great advantage , and at once to command the attention of strangers . It is not too much to say that it is the neatest Masonic building in Britain of its size . The foundation stone was laid whilst Bro . Chalmers I . Paton filled the office of W . M . of the lodge , and it was during
his reign that the brethren took up the idea that such a hall ought to be erected , and the energy with which they prosecuted the design is very creditable to the Freemasons of Berwick and its neighbourhood , The members of trie lodge , with many
brethren , members of other lodges both in England and Scotland , among whom were not a few of high social position and high Masonic rank , assembled at , the hall at half-past two o ' clock p . m ., and having clothed in the cloak-room , took their seats in the grand hall under the direction
of a committee of Stewards , wearing blue rosettes ; except the Grand and Grand Provincial officers and visitors of distinction present , who assembled in the library , and were conducted to their seals on the dais by a committee of Stewards wearing red rosettes , this committee
being composed of Past Masters of the Province ot Northumberland , and formed under the direction of the Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies . Among those present were—The Most Worshipful Acting Grand Master of the province of
Northumberland , Brother Cockcroft ; Brothers Hubert Laws , G . S . W . ; William Foulsham , J . W . j the Rev . E . L . Marrett , Chaplain ; Thomas Anderson , Registrar ; T . Y . Strachan , Secretary ; Thomas Gillespie , S . D . ; Edward Thew Turnbull , J . D .: George R . Brewis ,
G . S . W . ; Edward D . Davies , D . C ; Richard Henry Holmes , A . D . C . ; J . R . D . Lynn , B . B . ; Richard Watson , S . B . ; Adam Wilson , O . ; J . S . Trotter , P . of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Northumberland . The Past Masters present of the Lodges of Northumberland were—Brothers
G . Moore , J . Ridsdale , R . lowerson , G . R . Brewis , R . H . Holland , E . Thomson , E . Besley , G . J . A . Hoyre , J . C . Chancier , C . Hopper , C . I . Paton , H . Gibson , J . S . Macgregor , T . Strother , & c . And the visitors were—Brothers Lord James Murray , Sir Dudley Coutts
Majoribanks , Lord Bury , T . Allan , E . G ., and W . G . Russel , No . 291 ; J . Wetherhead , Lamberton ; R . Dickson , No . 70 ; W . Steel , P . M ., No . 261 S . C . Nearly the whole of the subscribing members of the Lodge St . David , No . 393 E . G ., weie present .
The procession was formed in the library at three o ' clock , and proceeded in order along the corridor up to the Grand Hall . On the procession entering the hall , all the brethren present stood up and received the Provincial Grand Lodge according to ancient custom , whilst a Grand
March was performed on the organ , the procession being conducted by tbe Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies once round the hall , halting in the east and facing inwards , after which the Acting Worshipful Provincial Grand Master , Brother Cockcroft , took his place on the
throne , and the other Provincial Grand Officers took their appropriate places , as did also the visitors of distinction present , ' under the direction of the Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies and the Committee of Stewards already mentioned . The Provincial Grand Lodge being
opened in the third degree , the Most Worshipful Acting Deputy Provincial Grand Master , Bro . Thomson , then addressing the Provincial Grand Master briefly stated the objects ofthe meeting , and the Provincial Grand Superintendent of Works , Bro . G . R . Brewis , presented the plans of the building to the Provincial Grand Master ,
Dedication Of A New Masonic Hall, At Berwick-Upon-Tweed.
who , having expressed his satisfaction , requested the brethren to assist him in the ceremony of dedication . The Chairman of the Building Committee , Brother A . B . Visick , W . M . No . 393 , then addressing the most Worshipful Grand Master ,
made an explanatory statement in reference to the progress and completion of the building , giving great credit to the various brethren who had made presents to the lodge , and complimenting Bro . C . Hopper , P . M ., No . 393 , for his great attention while the building was in process of
erection . After this the Lodge Board was uncovered , a soft interlude meanwhile being played on the organ . The ceremony of dedication was then begun by the Provincial Grand Chaplain , Brother Rev . E . L . Marrett , giving an appropriate prayer .
The prayer being ended , the 133 rd Psalm was sung as an anthem . A procession was then formed , the Prov . G . Chaplain , Bro . Marrett , walking first , carrying on a cushion the Holy Bible , with square and compass ; then the Prov . S . G . W ., Bro . Laws , carrying the cornucopia , in
which was corn ; then the Prov . J . G . W ., Bro . Foulsham , carrying a silver cup , in which was wine ; and then the Acting Deputy Prov . G . M ., Bro . Thomson , carrying a similar cup containing oil . The procession having walked round the hall , the Prov . G . Chaplain read the 16 th verse
of the 72 nd Psalm . Ihe Deputy Prov . G . M . then proceeded to pour oil and wine upon the altar , with the customary ceremonies . The Provincial Grand Chaplain took the censer three times round the lodge board , solemn music being played during his progress ; and this being completed , he offered up the second consecration
prayer . Haydn ' s antliem , " The spacious firmament on high , " was sung . The Provincial Grand Master then said : — " In the name of the Most High , I declare this temple dedicated and consecrated to Masonry . " Grand honours followed the utterance of these words , and the antliem " Hail ! immortal Lord !"
was sung . After the anthem the Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies made proclamation in the east , north , and west that the hall was now dedicated and consecrated to ancient Freemasonry , upon
which followed a flourish of trumpets and music played on the organ . Tlie antliem " Praise God in His holiness , " was then sung , the Stewards covering the lodge board and extinguishing the lesser lights , and the lodge was closed as it was opened , in the three degrees .
The whole ceremony was very imposing , and could not but give delight to the heart of every Freemason present , particularly to the members of the lodge to which the hall belongs , and whose meetings are henceforth to be held in it . As the very fact that such a hall was in course of erection has already given new life to
Freemasonry in Berwick and its neighbourhood , it may confidently be expected that now when the hall is opened the number of candidates for admission into the ancient and honourable Order of Freemasons will be greater than ever before . A dinner was afterwards held in the King ' s Arms Assembly Room , and a ball in the Corn Exchange .
Multum In Parbo, Or Masonic Notes And Queries.
Multum in Parbo , or Masonic Notes and Queries .
BRO . J . . WOODWORTH , ON NEW CONSTITUTIONS , GRAND LODGE OF IRELAND . As the question respecting Grand Lodge legislation for the " Hautes grades" is likely sooa to be discussed at Dublin , and we warmly sympathise with our excellent Bro . Woodworth ,
and his numerous friends , in their opposition to such legislation , we think it advisable to give a copy of the proposed law No . 30 , which he only alludes to , and yet to our mind it is still more repugnant to Freemasons than even the one particularised ( 133 ) . What Grand Lodge has
to do with the degrees of knighthood , and the Ancient and Accepted Rite , so long as its jurisdiction is not infringed by them , we cannot imagine , and so far as we are concerned in England , we feel quite certain neither No . 30 , nor No . 133 , would be entertained for one moment . Bro ,
Multum In Parbo, Or Masonic Notes And Queries.
Woodworth may safely take the articles of late which we have noticed in the Freemason as a true index of the views of the brethren across the channel . It will be seen that No : 30 is so definite and sweeping in its character that should our brethren decide" to introduce the " Royal
Order of Scotland" into Ireland , they would ipso facto be liable to suspension , though it is more Masonic than a number of degrees worked under the sheltering wings of the Craft . Is it fair then for the Grand Lodge to constitute itself virtually the oracle of degrees entirel y beyond ,
above , or beneath its knowledge ? W . J . HUGHAN . " 30 . The Grand Lodge strictly prohibits as unlawful , all assemblies of Freemasons in Ireland , under any title whatever , purporting to be Masonic , not held by virtue of a warrant or
constitution from the Grand Lodge , or from one of the other Masonic grand bodies recognised by and acting in Masonic union with it . " " Any brother being a member of any lodge on the Registry of Ireland , or otherwise subject to the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge , who shall take
any part in such unlawful assembly , or shall join or become a member of any body or society , purporting to be Masonic , and not in connection with or sanctioned by the Grand Lodge or other Masonic grand body recognised by it , shall be liable to suspension , or such other penalty as Grand Lodge may think fit . "
ROYAL ORDER OF SCOTLAND . '—The Provincial Grand Lodge of London and the Metropolitan Counties will meet in Council on the 12 th of February , at 3 . 45 p . m There are 19 names on
the list for promotion . The Temple Lodge of Mark Masters , No . 174 , will be consecrated by Bro . F . Binckes , Grand Secretary , at the Green Dragon , Stepney , on Monday next , Feb . 9 , 1874 .
Metropolitan Masonic Meetings. For The Week Ending Friday, February, 14, 1874.
METROPOLITAN MASONIC MEETINGS . For the Week ending Friday , February , 14 , 1874 .
The Editor will be glad to have notice from Secretaries of Lodges and Chapters of any change in place or time o { meeting . Saturday , February 7 . General Committee , Boys' School . Lodge 142 , St . Thomas , City Terminus Hotel , Cannonstreet .
Manchester Lodge of Tnstruction ( i ? o ) i Yorkshire Grey , 77 , London-street , Fitzroy-square , at 8 j Bro . H . Ash Preceptor . Lily Lodge of Instruction ( 820 ) , Greyhound Hotel , Richmond , Surrey . Star Lodge of Instruction ( 1275 ) , Marquis of Granby , New Cross-road , at 7 ; Bro . C . G . Dilley , Preceptor .
Monday , February 9 . Lodge 5 , St . George and Corner Stone , Freemasons ' Hall . „ 29 , St . Alban ' s , Albion Tavern , Aldersgate-street . „ 59 , Koyal Naval , Freemasons' Hall . „ go , St . John ' s , Albion Tavern , Aldersgate-street , „ 13 6 , Good Report , City Terminus Hotel ,
Cannoustreet . „ 193 , Confidence , Anderton ' s Hotel , Fleet-street . „ 222 , St . Andrew's , London Tavern , Bishopsgate . street . „ 957 , Leigh , Freemasons' Hall . Chap . 22 , Mount Sion , Guildhall Tavern , Gresham-st .
„ 720 , Panmure , Horns' Tavern , Kennington . Prince Leopold Lodge of Instruction ( 1445 ; , Lor Stanley Tavern , Sandringham-road , Kingsland , at 7 ; Bro . T . Austin , Preceptor . Strong Man Lodge of Instruction ( 45 ) , Old Jerusalem . Tavern , St . John ' s-gate , Clerkenwell , at 8 ; Bro . Beckett , Preceptor .
Sincerity Lodge of Instruction ( 174 ); Railway Tavern Fenchurch-street Station , at 7 . Camden Lodge of Instruction ( 704 ) , Adelaide Tavern , Haverstock-hill , at 8 ; Bro . T . A . Adams , Preceptor . Eastern Star Lodge of Instruction ( 95 ) , Royal Hotel , Mileend-road , at 7 . 30 ; Bro . E . Gottheil , Preceptor . British Oak Lodge of Instruction , Bank ot Friendship Tavern , Mile-end , at 7 for 8 .
St . James ' s Union Lodge of Instruction ( 180 ) , Horse and Groom Tavern , Winsley-street ( opposite the Pantheon ) , Oxford-street , at 8 ; Bro . J . R . Stacey , Preceptor . Wellington Lodge of Instruction , White Swan Tavern Deptford , at 8 j Bro . C . G . Dilley , P . M . 1155 Preceptor .
St . John o £ Wapping Lodge of Instruction ( 1306 ) , Gun Tavern , High-street , Wapping , at 8 J Bro . T . Mortlock , Preceptor . West Kent Lodge of Improvement ( 1297 ) , St . Saviour ' s Col lege , Stansted-ioad , Forest-hill , at 7 . 30 ; Bro . H . W Limlus , Preceptor ,