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Province Of Hampshire And The Isle Of Wight.

Province of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight .

fUND FOR THE BENE PIT OF THE WlDOW OF THE LATE W . BRO . J . R . STEBBING , P . G . D ( ENGLAND ) AND D . Prov . G . M . PRESIDENT . —TI 13 Bight Worshipful W . W . B . BEECH , M . P .. Provincial Grand Master .

At a meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge , recently held at Landport , it was unanimously resolved that a Committee be appointed for the purpose of raising a fund , to provide a suitable memorial to our late deeply-lamented Bro .

Stebbing . In pursuance of the foregoing resolution , a meeting was held at Southampton , which was largely attended , when the following resolutions were unanimously adopted : — " That the Ledges and Chapters of the

Province and Freemasons generally be solicited to subscribe to a fund , to be appropriated ps the Committee shall determine , for the benefit of the Widow of our late lamented Bro . J . R . Stebbing , whose , circumstances at the time of his decease render this appeal absolutely

necessary . ! " That copies of these resolutions be forwarded to each Lodge and Chapter in the Province , inviting their co-operation , as well as that of Brethren and Companions generally , in

obtaining subscriptions to the fund . " That a circular stating the circumstances be also transmitted to all other Lodges and Chapters in England . " The name of the late Bio . J . R . Stebbing is so well known in all Masonic circles that it

seems unnecessary to set forth at length his long and valuable services . For many years he was a constant attendant at Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter , assisting the interests of the Brethren and Companions . He was Vice-President of the Board of General Purposes in

in 1861 , 1862 and 1863 , and also an active member of the Building Committee of the present Freemasons' Hall , London . He was rarely absent from the elections in the various Charities , giving his valuable aid to the poor and distressed amongst the brethren

and their relatives , contributing from his means to the advancement of those charities , in which he had qualified as Vice-Patron of the Boys ' School , Life Governor of the Girls' School , and Life Govcrnoi of the Benevolent Institution ; and it is sincerely hoped that the Widow of one

who was so actively engaged for the benefit of others ( herself a Life-Governor ot the Boys ' School ) should be placed in circumstances which will assistjier in her present unexpected bereavement . Subscriptions in aid of this fund may be

transmitted to the Treasurer , Aldermoor House , "car Southampton ; or to his bankers , Messrs . Maddison , Atherly , Hankinson , and Darwin , Southampton . W . HICKMAN , Treasurer . J . E . LE FEUvRE , Secretary .

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MASONIC EMBLEMS . j \_ BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART , in Photography , for framing , representing a volume " / tlie Scripture , opened at Chapter Oof the 1 st Book of ' '" gs , surrounded by symbols of the Craft . Plain , is . 6 d . ; richly coloured , 3 s . 'I ' o be had wholesale and retail of STEVENS & RICIIARD-^" . Stationers and Steam Pi inters , 5 , Gieat Queenttrcct , Lineoln's-inn-fields .

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MASONIC ASSURANCE OFFICE , 9 , NEW BRIDGE-STREET , LONDON . ESTABLISHED IN 1868 . This Company was the first to adopt the new and popular system of POSITIVE ASSURANCE . The policies being payable to bearer , render assignments , stamps , legacy duties , & c , unnecessary , and they have at all times an immediate purchasable value . See detailed prospectus . FREDERICK BIGG , P . M ., Manager .

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BRITISH EQUITABLE

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Capital—A Quarter of a Million

OFFICE : — 4 , QUEEN STIIEET PUCE , LONDON , E . C

NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT

May , 1874

New Business . 2 , 307 Policies for . £ 406 , 630 . New Annual Income , £ 12 , 236 . 192 Death Claims paid , . £ 33 , 111 . 26 Claims on Matured Policies , £ 2 , 987 . Paid for surrenders , £ 2 , 062 . Laid by in year , £ 44 , 087 . In force , 19 , 111 Policies for £ 3 . 306 , 338 . Annual Premium Income , £ 104 , 996 . Paid for Policy Claims and Bonuses during nineteen years , £ 255 , 924 on 1 , 58 4 Policies . Accumulated Fund increased to £ 355 , 202 .

Managing Director and Actuary—William Sutton Gover , Esq ., F . S . S ., F . I . A

Norwich and London ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION .

ESTABLISHED 185

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £ 100 , 000

For Insuring against

ACCIDENTAL DEATH

With Compensation for Personal Injury , Caused by Accidents CHIEF OFFICES—ST . GILES'S STREET , NORWICH . LONDON : 49 , MOOHGATE-ST . Secretary : CHARLES R . GILMAN , Esq . London Manager : Mr . GEORGE POWELL .

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ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY ( Limited ) , 7 , Bank Buildings , Lothbury , E . C . General Accidents . I Personal Injuries . Railway Accidents . | Deaths by Accidents . C . HARDING , Manager .

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MONEY-LOANS granted immediately from £ 100 to £ 2 , 000 at 5 percent ., repayable ovei Three , Four , or Five Years , on Personal Security and Life Policy effected with the WEST OF ENGLAND INSURANCE CO ., ( Established 1807 . ) Apply to the Superintendent of Agents , Bro . J . CROCKER , Neville Street , Newcastle . Agents Wanted .

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To W . M . 'S AND SECRETARIES . Bro . KNIGHT SMITH ( 1441 ) , PROFESSOR OF MUSIC , Begs to inform the Craft that he is prepared to assist the Ritual with Music for Consecration , Installation , or 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd degrees . For terms , address 6 , London-villas , Dcvonport-road , Shepherd ' s Bush , W .

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PATON'S JURISPRUDENCE OF FREEX MASONRY . 8 vo „ ios . 6 cl . PATON'S FREEMASONRY : Its Symbolism , Religious Nature , and Law of Perfection . 8 vo ., cloth , ios . 6 d . PATON'S ORIGIN OF FREEMASONRY , or the 1717 Theory Exploded . 8 vo ., sewed , is . Reeves and Turner , 19 6 , Strand , London .

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BOYS' CLOTHING . XT MOSES and SON beg to call attention xu ' to their vast Stock of BOYS' CLOTHING , which embraces all the Newest Styles and Materials , and will be found to maintain their reputation for excellence and cheapness . Addresses below .

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HPHE PERFECTION OF CLOTHING . English Clothing is justly regarded as the best in the world , and E . MOSES and SON'S as the best in England . All the Newest Styles and Patterns for Summer . Sea-side and Travelling Suits in great variety . Charges based on the Ready-Money system . Every article marked in plain figures . Lists of Prices , Rules for Self-Measure , Pat' . erns , and Fashion Sheet gratis and post free . J ? MOSES and SON'S Establishments are * closed every Friday evening at sunset , till Saturday evening at sunset , when business is resumed until 11 o ' clock . E . MOSES and SON , Merchant Tailors and Outfitters for all Classes . LONDON . Minories and Aldgate , New Oxford-street , Tottenham-Court-road , And Bradford , Yorkshire .

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] y [ O U R N I N G . E . MOSES and SON have always on hand a large Stock of Mourning Attire for Adults and Juveniles . An Assortment to select from will be sent at any time on receipt of a letter or telegram , or the articles required can br nacie to measuic at a very short notice , E . MOSES and SON , Merchant Tailors and Outfitters for all Classe * , LONDON . Minories and Aldgate , New Oxford-street , Tottenham Court-road , And Bradford , Yorkshire .

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SPECIAL NOTICE . I ? MOSES and SON'S Establishments will ¦ * - ' •be Closed This Evening , the 12 th instant , and Re-opened as usual on Monday _ morning , the , 14 th instant , at 7 o ' clock . E . MOSES and SON , Merchant Tailors , Outfitters , & c . LONDON . Corner of Minories and Aldgate . New Oxford-street , corner of Hart-street . Corner of Tottcuham-court-road and Euston-road , Country Branch . Bradford , Yoikshirc .

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GRATEFUL—COMFORTING . EPPS'SCOCOA. BREAKFAST . " By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition , and bj a ca-eful application of the fine properties of w « H selected ccco 1 , Mr . Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us mam heavy doctors' bills . "—Civil Service Gazette . " We will now give an account of the process adoptea by Messrs . James Epps and Co ., manufacturers of dietetic articles , at their works in the Euston-road , London . " - Cassell ' s Household Guide . Made simply with boiling water or milk . Sold in packets ( in tins for the tropics ) , labelled—JAMES EPPS & Co ., HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS , 48 , Thrcadneedle-street , and 170 , Piccadilly . Works—Euston-road and Ca . nden-town , London-

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CRESTS , MONOGRAMS , ARMS , AND LETTERS ENGRAVED . SEAL'S , PRESSES , ENDORSING STAMPS , NOTE PAPER DIES . Your Arms , Ci ' csl , and Mnlla Found and Prawn Carrccllij In pen and ink 4 ' u Cicstengravudoasuonns ( 'In / .. ) s o " Heraldic colour * ... ... 70 ,, „ sertlor rinjr . 70 1 MII ; . ' : UCMI on copper ... 1 / 1 o „ ,. watch or stick 1 , 0 Bro . JAMES B . SLY , O , RATlIJiONE-I'LACE , LONDON , \ Y .

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Province Of Hampshire And The Isle Of Wight.

Province of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight .

fUND FOR THE BENE PIT OF THE WlDOW OF THE LATE W . BRO . J . R . STEBBING , P . G . D ( ENGLAND ) AND D . Prov . G . M . PRESIDENT . —TI 13 Bight Worshipful W . W . B . BEECH , M . P .. Provincial Grand Master .

At a meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge , recently held at Landport , it was unanimously resolved that a Committee be appointed for the purpose of raising a fund , to provide a suitable memorial to our late deeply-lamented Bro .

Stebbing . In pursuance of the foregoing resolution , a meeting was held at Southampton , which was largely attended , when the following resolutions were unanimously adopted : — " That the Ledges and Chapters of the

Province and Freemasons generally be solicited to subscribe to a fund , to be appropriated ps the Committee shall determine , for the benefit of the Widow of our late lamented Bro . J . R . Stebbing , whose , circumstances at the time of his decease render this appeal absolutely

necessary . ! " That copies of these resolutions be forwarded to each Lodge and Chapter in the Province , inviting their co-operation , as well as that of Brethren and Companions generally , in

obtaining subscriptions to the fund . " That a circular stating the circumstances be also transmitted to all other Lodges and Chapters in England . " The name of the late Bio . J . R . Stebbing is so well known in all Masonic circles that it

seems unnecessary to set forth at length his long and valuable services . For many years he was a constant attendant at Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter , assisting the interests of the Brethren and Companions . He was Vice-President of the Board of General Purposes in

in 1861 , 1862 and 1863 , and also an active member of the Building Committee of the present Freemasons' Hall , London . He was rarely absent from the elections in the various Charities , giving his valuable aid to the poor and distressed amongst the brethren

and their relatives , contributing from his means to the advancement of those charities , in which he had qualified as Vice-Patron of the Boys ' School , Life Governor of the Girls' School , and Life Govcrnoi of the Benevolent Institution ; and it is sincerely hoped that the Widow of one

who was so actively engaged for the benefit of others ( herself a Life-Governor ot the Boys ' School ) should be placed in circumstances which will assistjier in her present unexpected bereavement . Subscriptions in aid of this fund may be

transmitted to the Treasurer , Aldermoor House , "car Southampton ; or to his bankers , Messrs . Maddison , Atherly , Hankinson , and Darwin , Southampton . W . HICKMAN , Treasurer . J . E . LE FEUvRE , Secretary .

Ad00102

MASONIC EMBLEMS . j \_ BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART , in Photography , for framing , representing a volume " / tlie Scripture , opened at Chapter Oof the 1 st Book of ' '" gs , surrounded by symbols of the Craft . Plain , is . 6 d . ; richly coloured , 3 s . 'I ' o be had wholesale and retail of STEVENS & RICIIARD-^" . Stationers and Steam Pi inters , 5 , Gieat Queenttrcct , Lineoln's-inn-fields .

Ad00103

MASONIC ASSURANCE OFFICE , 9 , NEW BRIDGE-STREET , LONDON . ESTABLISHED IN 1868 . This Company was the first to adopt the new and popular system of POSITIVE ASSURANCE . The policies being payable to bearer , render assignments , stamps , legacy duties , & c , unnecessary , and they have at all times an immediate purchasable value . See detailed prospectus . FREDERICK BIGG , P . M ., Manager .

Ad00101

BRITISH EQUITABLE

ASSURANCE COMPANY

Capital—A Quarter of a Million

OFFICE : — 4 , QUEEN STIIEET PUCE , LONDON , E . C

NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT

May , 1874

New Business . 2 , 307 Policies for . £ 406 , 630 . New Annual Income , £ 12 , 236 . 192 Death Claims paid , . £ 33 , 111 . 26 Claims on Matured Policies , £ 2 , 987 . Paid for surrenders , £ 2 , 062 . Laid by in year , £ 44 , 087 . In force , 19 , 111 Policies for £ 3 . 306 , 338 . Annual Premium Income , £ 104 , 996 . Paid for Policy Claims and Bonuses during nineteen years , £ 255 , 924 on 1 , 58 4 Policies . Accumulated Fund increased to £ 355 , 202 .

Managing Director and Actuary—William Sutton Gover , Esq ., F . S . S ., F . I . A

Norwich and London ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION .

ESTABLISHED 185

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £ 100 , 000

For Insuring against

ACCIDENTAL DEATH

With Compensation for Personal Injury , Caused by Accidents CHIEF OFFICES—ST . GILES'S STREET , NORWICH . LONDON : 49 , MOOHGATE-ST . Secretary : CHARLES R . GILMAN , Esq . London Manager : Mr . GEORGE POWELL .

. . . . . . 6 . .

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ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY ( Limited ) , 7 , Bank Buildings , Lothbury , E . C . General Accidents . I Personal Injuries . Railway Accidents . | Deaths by Accidents . C . HARDING , Manager .

Ad00105

MONEY-LOANS granted immediately from £ 100 to £ 2 , 000 at 5 percent ., repayable ovei Three , Four , or Five Years , on Personal Security and Life Policy effected with the WEST OF ENGLAND INSURANCE CO ., ( Established 1807 . ) Apply to the Superintendent of Agents , Bro . J . CROCKER , Neville Street , Newcastle . Agents Wanted .

Ad00106

To W . M . 'S AND SECRETARIES . Bro . KNIGHT SMITH ( 1441 ) , PROFESSOR OF MUSIC , Begs to inform the Craft that he is prepared to assist the Ritual with Music for Consecration , Installation , or 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd degrees . For terms , address 6 , London-villas , Dcvonport-road , Shepherd ' s Bush , W .

Ad00107

PATON'S JURISPRUDENCE OF FREEX MASONRY . 8 vo „ ios . 6 cl . PATON'S FREEMASONRY : Its Symbolism , Religious Nature , and Law of Perfection . 8 vo ., cloth , ios . 6 d . PATON'S ORIGIN OF FREEMASONRY , or the 1717 Theory Exploded . 8 vo ., sewed , is . Reeves and Turner , 19 6 , Strand , London .

Ad00108

BOYS' CLOTHING . XT MOSES and SON beg to call attention xu ' to their vast Stock of BOYS' CLOTHING , which embraces all the Newest Styles and Materials , and will be found to maintain their reputation for excellence and cheapness . Addresses below .

Ad00113

HPHE PERFECTION OF CLOTHING . English Clothing is justly regarded as the best in the world , and E . MOSES and SON'S as the best in England . All the Newest Styles and Patterns for Summer . Sea-side and Travelling Suits in great variety . Charges based on the Ready-Money system . Every article marked in plain figures . Lists of Prices , Rules for Self-Measure , Pat' . erns , and Fashion Sheet gratis and post free . J ? MOSES and SON'S Establishments are * closed every Friday evening at sunset , till Saturday evening at sunset , when business is resumed until 11 o ' clock . E . MOSES and SON , Merchant Tailors and Outfitters for all Classes . LONDON . Minories and Aldgate , New Oxford-street , Tottenham-Court-road , And Bradford , Yorkshire .

Ad00112

] y [ O U R N I N G . E . MOSES and SON have always on hand a large Stock of Mourning Attire for Adults and Juveniles . An Assortment to select from will be sent at any time on receipt of a letter or telegram , or the articles required can br nacie to measuic at a very short notice , E . MOSES and SON , Merchant Tailors and Outfitters for all Classe * , LONDON . Minories and Aldgate , New Oxford-street , Tottenham Court-road , And Bradford , Yorkshire .

Ad00111

SPECIAL NOTICE . I ? MOSES and SON'S Establishments will ¦ * - ' •be Closed This Evening , the 12 th instant , and Re-opened as usual on Monday _ morning , the , 14 th instant , at 7 o ' clock . E . MOSES and SON , Merchant Tailors , Outfitters , & c . LONDON . Corner of Minories and Aldgate . New Oxford-street , corner of Hart-street . Corner of Tottcuham-court-road and Euston-road , Country Branch . Bradford , Yoikshirc .

Ad00110

GRATEFUL—COMFORTING . EPPS'SCOCOA. BREAKFAST . " By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition , and bj a ca-eful application of the fine properties of w « H selected ccco 1 , Mr . Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us mam heavy doctors' bills . "—Civil Service Gazette . " We will now give an account of the process adoptea by Messrs . James Epps and Co ., manufacturers of dietetic articles , at their works in the Euston-road , London . " - Cassell ' s Household Guide . Made simply with boiling water or milk . Sold in packets ( in tins for the tropics ) , labelled—JAMES EPPS & Co ., HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS , 48 , Thrcadneedle-street , and 170 , Piccadilly . Works—Euston-road and Ca . nden-town , London-

Ad00109

CRESTS , MONOGRAMS , ARMS , AND LETTERS ENGRAVED . SEAL'S , PRESSES , ENDORSING STAMPS , NOTE PAPER DIES . Your Arms , Ci ' csl , and Mnlla Found and Prawn Carrccllij In pen and ink 4 ' u Cicstengravudoasuonns ( 'In / .. ) s o " Heraldic colour * ... ... 70 ,, „ sertlor rinjr . 70 1 MII ; . ' : UCMI on copper ... 1 / 1 o „ ,. watch or stick 1 , 0 Bro . JAMES B . SLY , O , RATlIJiONE-I'LACE , LONDON , \ Y .

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