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pvUR BROTHER'S BED . Received during November . £ s . d . Eton Lodge , No . 245 S , per Bro . E . T . Berry ... o 10 6 George T . Chretien 100 R . D . M . Littler , Q . C ., C . B 100 Magnus Ohren ( A ) o 10 6 S . Hoffuung 050 Major-General A . H . King , C . B ., R . A . ... ( A ) o 5 0 Earl of Limerick , K . P ( A ) o 5 o Rev . C . B . Seifferth ( A ) 0 5 o Anonymous in stamps o z 6 FROM BRITISH GUIANA . W . F . Law , M . D ( A ) o 10 o Who will help towards the £ 10 still required before the end of this year ? . Contributions thankfully received by W . PORTLOCK-DADSON , 13 S 3 , Honorary Secretary . 281 , Strand , W . C , November 30 th , 1895 .

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DINNERS IN RESTAURANT

From 5 . 30 till 9 , at fixed prices ( 3 s . 6 d . and 5 s . ) and a la Carte . In this Room the V IENNESE BAND performs from 6 till 8 Smoking after 7 . 45 .

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To Correspondents .

To Correspondents .

The following communications have been received : CRAFTPhoenix Lodge , No . i _ . lielgravc Lodge , No . 749 . Huyshc Lodge , No . 1099 . Isle of Axholme Lodge , No . 148 s . City of Westminster Lod « e , No . 1563 . Islington Lodge , No . 1566 . United Northern Counties Lodge , No . 2128 .

Cordwniner Ward Lodge , No . 2241 . Acacia Lodge , No . 23 » i . Albert Victor Lodge , No . 2328 . Hiram Lodge , No . 2416 . ROYAL ARCHStamford Chapter , No . 1045 , Hiram Chapter , No . 2416 .

MARKWalton Lodge , No . 161 . Prince Leopold Lodge , No . 238 . Robinson Lodge , No . 255 . ROYAL AKK MARINERSI ' rinci- Leopold Council , No . 238 . And several Lodges and Chapters of Instruction . Woman and Masonry .

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^S^^^^M . ^^^^^ yW ^ nytryw ^ yryyrog ^ SATURDAY , DECEMBER 7 , 1895 .

Masonic Notes.

Masonic Notes .

Any brethren who may have anticipated that the business to be brought before Grand Lodge at its Quarterly Communication on Wednesday would be productive of any special degree of excitement soon found their expectations were in no way likely to be realised . There was a prolonged discussion over the scheme for the re-organisation of the Board of General

Purposes and Colonial Board as a single Board , but things went smoothly , nor was there anything in connection with the nominations for the Grand Treasurership at all calculated to disturb the serene atmosphere of our Grand Lodge . The very full report we publish elsewhere shows that with a slight amendment of no material consequence the scheme for the aforesaid .

Masonic Notes.

re-organisation was adopted . Bro . Lamonb y's resolution aboutcanvassing was not brought on , as that brother had been called away into the country , and was unable to attend . However , the motion of which Bro . Sir J . B . Monckton had given notice that a sum of j $ 2 io be voted towards the Boys' School Scholarship was carried amid great applause .

* * The most noticeable incident occurred in connection with the Grand Treasurership , for which it was believed that two , if not three , or more brethren would be nominated , and that in March next we should have another of those exciting scenes which took place in Grand

Lodge in 18 94 and March of the present year over the ballot for the office . It will be seen from a letter we publish elsewhere that Bro . Alderman Vaughan Morgan withdrew his candidature in favour of Bro . W . H . Bailey , with the express idea of preventing any repetition of the exciting contests of this and last year ,

and Bro . W . H . Bailey being the only brother nominated , is in fact , if not in name , Grand Treasurer elect for 1896-7 . We trust this will be remembered when Bro . Morgan offers himself again as a candidate for the Grand Treasurership . * * *

We have great pleasure in calling attention to the announcement made in Grand Lodge on Wednesday that his Royal Highness the M . W . Grand Master has been graciously pleased to confer the rank of Past Grand Warden on Bro . Lord Brassey , the new Governor of Victoria , and Bro . Col . Sir Gerard Smith , who

holds a similar position in the Colony of Western Australia . Bro . Lord Brassey was initiated in the Apollo University Lodge , No . 357 , Oxford , in 1855 , and is a joining member of two other lodges , but his duties in Parliament and the prominent part he has

played in politics will account for his having done so little in Masonry . Bro . Col . Smith , on the other hand , has been a very active member of our Order , and is a P . M . of long-standing of the Studholme Lodge , No . 1591- # » #

We also note with pleasure that the newly-created office of Assistant Grand Secretary for German Correspondence—in lieu of the old arrangement , which provided for the appointment of a Grand Secretary tor German Correspondence—has been filled by the appointment of Bro . C . Kupferschmidt , who

will rank next after the Assistant Grand Secretary . Bro . Kupferschmidt is a Mason of long standing , of high character , and well versed in the history , distribution , and work of the Craft in Germany . He is P . M . and Treasurer of the Pilgrim Lodge , No . 238—the only lodge on the roll of the Grand Lodge of England which works in German—and J . D . of Lodge

Quatuor Coronati , No . 2076 , hesides being honorary member of the Lodge " Lessing zu den drei Ringen " in Greiz under the National Grand Lodge of Saxony , and of Lodge " ~ ur Einigkeit" in Dantzig under the Grand Lodge Royal York of Friendship . We congratulate Bro . Kupferschmidt on his selection for the ollice .

« * No business of any great consequence was transacted at the Quarterly Communication of Mark Grand Lodge on Tuesday . The recommendations in the report of the General Board were adopted , while the brethren nominated for the office of Grand Treasurer for the ensuing year were Bros . George Everett , Capt . T . C . Walls , and Major Clifford Probyn .

* * * The news of the death of Bro . W . Tinkler , who three years ago resigned the office of Vice-Chancellor of the Order of the Temple , which he had filled for some 24 years , will be received with sincere regret .

Bro . 1 inkier died at his residence in Brighton on the 26 th ult ., after a severe and very protracted illness , and we offer our respectful condolence to the widow and all to whom he was near and dear . A record of his Masonic services will appear next week .

* * " 1 he consecration of a new lodge , to be named Queen Victoria , No . 2584 , will take place in the Public Room attached to the Cheetham Conservative Club , Cheetham Hill , Manchester , on Thursday , the 12 th inst . Bro . Col . Le Gendre Nicholas Starkie , P . G . M ., will act as Consecrating Ollicer , assisted by the Prov . Grand

Officers . We are pleased to see Bros . Councillor Samuel Mills , P . M . 1077 , is 'he W . M . designate ; William Bird Midgley , P . M . 1534 , S . W . ; and Thos ' Nesbitt , Sec . 1055 , J . W . The installation will be performed by Bro . J . H . Sillitoe , P . G . Std . Br . England , P . G . W ., whilst the musical arrangements are under the direction of Bro . Thos . Wolstenhoime , P . G . Org .

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The Permit of Dunstanborough. A Legend of Nortbumbria. Article 17
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RIDING THE GOAT. Article 21
THE FIFTH CITY MASONIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. Article 21
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STAGE LADIES & GENTLEMEN desirous of entering the Theatrical Profession in Drama , Comedy , Comic Opera , or Music Hall , apply for terms to MR . CARLTON ST . AUBYN , Late Manager Olympic Theatre , Royal Aquarium Theatre , Theatre Royal , Scarboro' , & c . ( Letter for interview ) . Mr . CARLTON ST . A UBYN , School of Dramatic Art , S 7 , New Oxford-street .

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FREEMASON seeks SITUATION . Any light employment . Twelve years in present situation . Satisfactory reasons for leaving . —Address , H . -WALKER , C / Mr . G . A . Walker , 7 , Claremont-road , : St .-Margaret's , Twickenham .

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PHILLIPS AND SON , ENVELOPE , WRAPPER , CIRCULAR , & c , ADDRESSERS , SHORTHAND WRITERS , LAW WRITERS . 10 , UNION COURT , OLD BROAD STREET , LONDON , E . C . All Orders for the Addressing of Envelopes , Wrappers , Circulars , & c , executed with the utmost promptitude by experienced men . Specially Low Rates for Large Orders . Temporary Clerks sent out . Shorthand Clerks , for temporary work , always available .

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pvUR BROTHER'S BED . Received during November . £ s . d . Eton Lodge , No . 245 S , per Bro . E . T . Berry ... o 10 6 George T . Chretien 100 R . D . M . Littler , Q . C ., C . B 100 Magnus Ohren ( A ) o 10 6 S . Hoffuung 050 Major-General A . H . King , C . B ., R . A . ... ( A ) o 5 0 Earl of Limerick , K . P ( A ) o 5 o Rev . C . B . Seifferth ( A ) 0 5 o Anonymous in stamps o z 6 FROM BRITISH GUIANA . W . F . Law , M . D ( A ) o 10 o Who will help towards the £ 10 still required before the end of this year ? . Contributions thankfully received by W . PORTLOCK-DADSON , 13 S 3 , Honorary Secretary . 281 , Strand , W . C , November 30 th , 1895 .

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TJEPBURN AND COCKS , 49 , LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS , LONDON , W . C . Workshops—59 , WYCH STREET . DEED AND CASH BOX MAKERS . Offices and Strong Rooms fitted with Wrought Iron Frames and Boxes to Open in Front . SPECIAL BOXES MADE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE . Established 1790 . Estimates Given .

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GRAND MASONIC BAZAAR To EXTINGUISH the DEBT on the " MOTHER KILWINNING" NEW LODGE BUILDINGS , WILL BE HELD IN THE TRADES' HALL , Glassford Street , GLASGOW , On the STH , 6 TH , AND 7 TH DECEMBER , 1 S 95 . The BAZAAR will be OPENED on the FIRST DAY ( THURSDAY ) by SIR CHARLES DALRYMPLE , of Ntwhailes , Bart ., M . P ., M . W . Grand Master . On FRIDAY , by COL . the HON . LORD BLYTHSWOOD , R . W . Past Grand Master . And on SATURDAY , by the RIGHT HON . SIR JAMES FERGUSSON of Kilkerran , Bart ., M . P ., P . P . G . M . Ayrshire . MUSICAL & DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS Daily . FRED . LOCKE , Convener . Open Daily , from 12 Noon till 10 p . m . ADMISSION—First Day , is . j Second Day , 12 Noon till 6 p . m ., is . ; 6 till 10 p . m ., 6 d .,- Third Day , ( 5 d . GEO . A . D . SCOTT , Secy . Bazaar Office , 69 , Buchanan-street , Glasgow .

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MASONIC PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY , Giving the Pronunciation and _ Definition ^ of every word susceptible of a mispronunciation , used in the work of .. Initiation , Installation , Consecration , and Funeral Service , in the Craft Lodge , Chapter , Council , Commandery , and the Supreme Council , in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite , by REV . JAY A . FORD , . Past Master , and Masonic Lecturer , and Prelate of Battle Creek Commandery , No . 33 , Knights Templar . London : GEORGE KENNING , 16 & 16 aGt . Queen-st ., W . C . Price is . ( id . Post Free , 2 s . Jd .

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pAIETY RESTAURANT STRAND .

LUNCHEONS ( HOT AND COLD )

At Popular Prices , in BUFFET and RESTAURANT ( on First Floor ) , also Chops , Steaks , Joints , Entries , & c , in the GRILL ROOM

AFTERNOON TEA

Consisting of Tea or Coffee , Cut Bread and Butter , Jam , Cake , Pastry , ad lib ., at Is . per head , served from 4 till 6 in RESTAURANT ( First Floor ) .

DINNERS IN RESTAURANT

From 5 . 30 till 9 , at fixed prices ( 3 s . 6 d . and 5 s . ) and a la Carte . In this Room the V IENNESE BAND performs from 6 till 8 Smoking after 7 . 45 .

AMERICAN BAR

THE GRILL ROOM

is open till 12 . 30

PRIVATE DINING ROOMS for large and small Parties .

SPIERS & POND , Ltd ., PROPRIETORS

, , , . . .

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NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY . Established 1836 . LONDON : 1 , MOORGATE STREET , E . C . ABERDEEN : 1 , UNION TERRACE . INCOME AND FUNDS ( 1894 ) . Fire Premiums £ 701 , 000 Life Premiums 232 , 000 Interest 171 , 000 Accumulated Funds ... ^ 4 , 444 , 000

To Correspondents .

To Correspondents .

The following communications have been received : CRAFTPhoenix Lodge , No . i _ . lielgravc Lodge , No . 749 . Huyshc Lodge , No . 1099 . Isle of Axholme Lodge , No . 148 s . City of Westminster Lod « e , No . 1563 . Islington Lodge , No . 1566 . United Northern Counties Lodge , No . 2128 .

Cordwniner Ward Lodge , No . 2241 . Acacia Lodge , No . 23 » i . Albert Victor Lodge , No . 2328 . Hiram Lodge , No . 2416 . ROYAL ARCHStamford Chapter , No . 1045 , Hiram Chapter , No . 2416 .

MARKWalton Lodge , No . 161 . Prince Leopold Lodge , No . 238 . Robinson Lodge , No . 255 . ROYAL AKK MARINERSI ' rinci- Leopold Council , No . 238 . And several Lodges and Chapters of Instruction . Woman and Masonry .

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^S^^^^M . ^^^^^ yW ^ nytryw ^ yryyrog ^ SATURDAY , DECEMBER 7 , 1895 .

Masonic Notes.

Masonic Notes .

Any brethren who may have anticipated that the business to be brought before Grand Lodge at its Quarterly Communication on Wednesday would be productive of any special degree of excitement soon found their expectations were in no way likely to be realised . There was a prolonged discussion over the scheme for the re-organisation of the Board of General

Purposes and Colonial Board as a single Board , but things went smoothly , nor was there anything in connection with the nominations for the Grand Treasurership at all calculated to disturb the serene atmosphere of our Grand Lodge . The very full report we publish elsewhere shows that with a slight amendment of no material consequence the scheme for the aforesaid .

Masonic Notes.

re-organisation was adopted . Bro . Lamonb y's resolution aboutcanvassing was not brought on , as that brother had been called away into the country , and was unable to attend . However , the motion of which Bro . Sir J . B . Monckton had given notice that a sum of j $ 2 io be voted towards the Boys' School Scholarship was carried amid great applause .

* * The most noticeable incident occurred in connection with the Grand Treasurership , for which it was believed that two , if not three , or more brethren would be nominated , and that in March next we should have another of those exciting scenes which took place in Grand

Lodge in 18 94 and March of the present year over the ballot for the office . It will be seen from a letter we publish elsewhere that Bro . Alderman Vaughan Morgan withdrew his candidature in favour of Bro . W . H . Bailey , with the express idea of preventing any repetition of the exciting contests of this and last year ,

and Bro . W . H . Bailey being the only brother nominated , is in fact , if not in name , Grand Treasurer elect for 1896-7 . We trust this will be remembered when Bro . Morgan offers himself again as a candidate for the Grand Treasurership . * * *

We have great pleasure in calling attention to the announcement made in Grand Lodge on Wednesday that his Royal Highness the M . W . Grand Master has been graciously pleased to confer the rank of Past Grand Warden on Bro . Lord Brassey , the new Governor of Victoria , and Bro . Col . Sir Gerard Smith , who

holds a similar position in the Colony of Western Australia . Bro . Lord Brassey was initiated in the Apollo University Lodge , No . 357 , Oxford , in 1855 , and is a joining member of two other lodges , but his duties in Parliament and the prominent part he has

played in politics will account for his having done so little in Masonry . Bro . Col . Smith , on the other hand , has been a very active member of our Order , and is a P . M . of long-standing of the Studholme Lodge , No . 1591- # » #

We also note with pleasure that the newly-created office of Assistant Grand Secretary for German Correspondence—in lieu of the old arrangement , which provided for the appointment of a Grand Secretary tor German Correspondence—has been filled by the appointment of Bro . C . Kupferschmidt , who

will rank next after the Assistant Grand Secretary . Bro . Kupferschmidt is a Mason of long standing , of high character , and well versed in the history , distribution , and work of the Craft in Germany . He is P . M . and Treasurer of the Pilgrim Lodge , No . 238—the only lodge on the roll of the Grand Lodge of England which works in German—and J . D . of Lodge

Quatuor Coronati , No . 2076 , hesides being honorary member of the Lodge " Lessing zu den drei Ringen " in Greiz under the National Grand Lodge of Saxony , and of Lodge " ~ ur Einigkeit" in Dantzig under the Grand Lodge Royal York of Friendship . We congratulate Bro . Kupferschmidt on his selection for the ollice .

« * No business of any great consequence was transacted at the Quarterly Communication of Mark Grand Lodge on Tuesday . The recommendations in the report of the General Board were adopted , while the brethren nominated for the office of Grand Treasurer for the ensuing year were Bros . George Everett , Capt . T . C . Walls , and Major Clifford Probyn .

* * * The news of the death of Bro . W . Tinkler , who three years ago resigned the office of Vice-Chancellor of the Order of the Temple , which he had filled for some 24 years , will be received with sincere regret .

Bro . 1 inkier died at his residence in Brighton on the 26 th ult ., after a severe and very protracted illness , and we offer our respectful condolence to the widow and all to whom he was near and dear . A record of his Masonic services will appear next week .

* * " 1 he consecration of a new lodge , to be named Queen Victoria , No . 2584 , will take place in the Public Room attached to the Cheetham Conservative Club , Cheetham Hill , Manchester , on Thursday , the 12 th inst . Bro . Col . Le Gendre Nicholas Starkie , P . G . M ., will act as Consecrating Ollicer , assisted by the Prov . Grand

Officers . We are pleased to see Bros . Councillor Samuel Mills , P . M . 1077 , is 'he W . M . designate ; William Bird Midgley , P . M . 1534 , S . W . ; and Thos ' Nesbitt , Sec . 1055 , J . W . The installation will be performed by Bro . J . H . Sillitoe , P . G . Std . Br . England , P . G . W ., whilst the musical arrangements are under the direction of Bro . Thos . Wolstenhoime , P . G . Org .

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