Masonic Music In Stock

MASONIC MUSIC IN STOCK

AT Bro . KENNING'S MASONIC DEPOTS . The Rei . Cross Knight ; composed by Bro . H . Parker words by Bro . R . \ V . Little 3 / 0 What Better Theme than Masonry ? words by Bro . James Stevens ; music by Bro . Wilhelm Ganz ... 4 / 0 Brotherly Love , Relief , and Truth ; written by Bro .

Sewell ; composed by Bro . J . Rhodes 4 / 0 The Final Toast ; written by D . L . Richardson ; music b y Bro . Edwin J . Crow 3 / 0 The E . A . Song ; arranged by the late Bro . Parry , of the " Lodge of Antiquity , " No . 2 6 ( 1 . Masonic llarmunia ... ... ... ... ... 7 / 0 Masonic Music , compiled for the use of the " Merchant

Lodge , " No . 241 , by Bro . J . H . Younghusbanit , P . M ., P . Z ., P . E . C , and P . Prov . J . G . W . West Lancashire 6 d . The Freemason ( Tell me the Sign John ); written by George Palmer ; .. ... ... ... ... 3 / 0 Three Times Three ; composed by Bro . Harroway , " Royal York Lodge , " Brighton 3 / 0 The Shake of the Hand ( in G & B flat ); composed by

John Blockley 3 , ' ° The Freemasons' Festival March and Masonic Hymn , by Bro . W . B . Tolputt ( Past Master of the " Temple Lodge , " No . 816 , Folkestone ) 3 / 0 The Freemason Quadrilles ; inscribed ( by permission ) to the Rig ht Hon . the Earl de Grey and Ripon , K . G . ; by Bro . Joshua Marshall ( P . G . O ., West Yorkshire ) ,

Solo or Duct 4 / 0 Music for the Ceremony of Advancement to the Mark Degree ; composed by Bro . Edwin J . Crow , dedicated to the Grand Master , Bro . Rev . G . Poital 3 / 0 Here ' s to His Health in a Song ; written by J . J .

Bealey ; composed by J . M . Bentley 4 / 0 Mini's Masonic Quadrille , by C . T . Hird 4 / 0 So Mote it Be , by Bro . J no . P . Nunn 2 / 6 Masonic Mischief , the new Masonic Song , by Gerard Grant 3 / 0 Men of the Trowel , answer to Masonic Mischief ... 3 / 0

. ¦ 1 // the al-ove UalJ-Price . Dr . Spark ' s Freemasons' Liber Musicus : — Pait 1 . ( Entered Apprentice ) 20 pp 5 / 0 Pan II . ( Fellow Ciaft ) „ 5 / 0 Pait 111 . ( Master Mason ) „ 5 / 0 The Freemasons' March , for the Pianofoite , composed by Selmar Kahienberg 2 / 6

Cosmopolitan Masonic Calendar , 1871 1872 and 1 S 73 2 / 0 Grand Lodge Calendar ... ... ... ... 2 / 0 Lodge Bibles 15 / 0 , 21 / 0 , 42 / 0 Chapter Bibles 15 / 0 , 21 / 0 , 42 / 0 Laws of the Supreme G . C . of Scotland ... ... 3 ( ' G Masonic Trials , by 11 . M . Look , ... 6 / 0

Masonic Books In Stock

MASONIC BOOKS IN STOCK

AT Bro . KENNING'S MASONIC DEPOTS . KXOI . ISII . Masonic Gatherings , by Bro . G . Taylor , P M . ... 5 / 0 Reflected Rays of Light ' . i / o Red Cross Statutes 1 / 0 Freemasonry in Relation to Civil Authority and the

Family Circle ... ... ... ... ... 1 / 0 Kingston Masonic Annual 3 / 0 Knight Templar Sermon Oil . The Hosicrucian S . G . C . Regulations 1 /" Royal Arch 2 / 6 G . L . Constitutions ... ... ... ... ... ¦ / ' (>

Mark Constitutions 2 / 6 Knight Templar Statutes 3 / 6 and 5 / 9 Craft , Mark , R . A ., H . C , R . > J < . K . T . Books The Freemason , Vol . I . ... ... ... ... 4 / 0 Vol . II 7 / 6

„ Vol . Ill J 5 / 0 , „ Vol . IV 15 / 0 Book of Illustrations of Clothing and Jewels ( coloured ) 2 / 6 The Israelites found in the Saxons 2 / 6 Freemasonry and its Jurisprudence ... ... io , 6 rigin of Freemasonry ... ... 1 / 0 history of the Lodge of Edinburgh , by D . M . Lyon .

AMUR 11 'AN . Shekel ' s Ahiman Rezcn ( cloih ) 5 / 0 „ Freemasons' Monitor ( tucks ) ' ... ... 4 , 8 R . A . Companion ... ... ... ... ... 3 / 6 Guide to the Chapter ( cloth ) 5 / 0 Manual of the Chapter „ 2 / 6 Book A . and A . Rite „ 1 7 / 6

H . and S . M . Council Monitor ... 5 / 6 Swedenboig Rite ... ... ... ... ... 4 / G Masonic Token ( cloth gilt ) 7 / 0 Macoy ' s Manual IC Star 3 / 3 Simon ' s liook of the Commandery ( tucks ) ... 3 / 0 Origin of Masonry ... ... ... ... 3 / 6 Chase ' s Digest ol Masonic Law ... ... ... 5 / 6

Pierson ' s 'I raditinns ... ... ... ... 7 / 0 Signet of King Solomon ... ... ... ... 4 , 6 Rationale and Ethics ( cloth ) ... ... ... 5 / 6 Simon ' s Julisprudence ... ... ... ... 5 / 6 Washington and Compeers ( cloth ) 9 / 0 Obituary Rites ... 1 / 6 Poital ' s Symbols ( cloth ) 3 / 6 Lockwood's Masonic Law ... ... ... 4 / 0

Webb ' s Monitor ( tucks ) ... ... ... ... 3 / 6 Diew's Handbook ... ... ... ... ... 3 / 6 Lawrence ' s Mo . al Lrsign ... ... ... ... 3 / 6 Woodiuff's Masonic Code ... ... ... ... 2 / 0 Lights and Shadows ( cloth ) 6 / 0 Cioss True Masonic Chart ... ... ... 4 / 6 Mystic Tie ( cloth ) 5 / 0 Ritual of Fieemasonry ... ... ... ... 14 / 0 World ' s Masonic Register , Hyneinai ! „ , . . . i , IG

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Now Publishing , supplied to Subscribers only , THE PEOPLE'S

HISTORY OF CLEVELAND AND ITS

VICINAGE ; Being an Historical , Topographical , and Statistical Account of the past and present stale , of each Parish , Township , and Hamlet within the Wapentake of Lanbaurgh , and the Boroughs of Whitby and Stockton-on-Tees ; tre

Soil , Produce , Manufactures , Antiquities , Natural Curiosities , and Benefit Societies ; with Copious Pedigrees of the principal Families , Memoirs of Memorable Men , careful Chronicles of the most Remarkable Events , Notices of the Manners and Customs , Spoits and Pastimes , Legends and Superstitions , and a Glossary of the Noith York Lialect ,

BY BRO . GEORGE MARKIIAM TWEDDEI . L , Fellow of the Royal Historical Society ; of the Societies of Antiquaries of Scotland and Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; of the Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries , Copenhagen , & c , & c . To be completed in 32 Parts at 6 d . each , containing 40

pages of crown quaito double columns , thus giving for lOs . 1 , 2 S 0 pages , or about 2 . 560 columns of letter-press , being twice as much matter as is given in any other History of Cleveland at tlnee 01 four times the pifcc . In addition to nearly all the fine Woodcuts given in Ord's History , the Woik is Illustrated by numerous other

Engravings , executed specially for it ; is neatly punted , with new type , on good paper ; and contains all the information to be derived from pievious histoiies of the distiict , with a mass of other cm ions paiticulars relating both to tne Past and to the Picsent , col lei ted by the Author during the ast thiity years . A chapter on the Geology of Jleveland has been kindly contiihuted by Professor

Phillips , and the manuscii ] t inhumation collected by the late Mr . Justice Temple for bis long-piojccted I iistory of Cleveand ( including some useful communications by the late earned Archdeacon Todd ) , has been obligingly placed at he Authoi ' s disposal . Subsciibers' names received by Twnnoi-i . i . and SONS , Cleveland Piiming and Publishing Oflices , Stokcslcv .

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ROUGH WEATHER HATS-12 / 6 . 'THE best Hat lor Winter wear ; thoroughly watciprod , at Bro . W . R . JONES HAT -MANUFACTURIiR , 73 , Long Acre . St-nt eiirri . iw free 1111 iva-ipt of I ' . O . O . | ,-, 1 ; n . p »\ al , li : m WILLIAM JOXLS , l . nn ; : . V n- ..-ill-.-. —N . 1 I . SVn . l iminln-r t . f hiL-hcri round lli < - IK , 'i'L

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HATS' . HATS ! HATS ! The best in London . JACKSON , from Christy ' s , Practical Hatter , J 3 , Dine Couit , Old Jewry , ICC , begs to return his best thanks for past favours and in soliciting futine oideis assures all who may favour him with their patronage that he can confidently guaianteeall his goods u Le of the best workmanship and mateiial . Ilais thoiotighly done up , 6 d . . Mourning Hat Hands , ( id .

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Extension of tho People ' s Market . QQ AND 94 , niSIIOPSCATE-STREET * - *& WITHOUT . 'IV above IVmlacs : m- imu- OI'ICNKI ) l , y JAM US (' . KANT , CITY rO ' ,: i : 'T . ! U-. K , it TV ClULf . st-,. IMONCEI ; . C . MTION- TO FAMILir * AND All . I-ARilf I ' o ' . y I'MI : RC . —in V ( M 1 SCf | UL * iue nl llu-lii ,: h priics . liaria- 'l lor mt .-ai , rani the enormous iiHom-L-nii-iH-e i- au " . i-il lln-ri-liy In Families , JAM KS IiKANT has [ . laee . l himself in imnu-diale tonne , lion wilh se \ eral Inri'c I- ' ariners ami I ' . ao . n lurevs , who will e . a > i . ' , n al ! their liootU . live , t to llim , llierelivsiiim ; a in-. ! ol lie , in I ' m lo I ' hteen percent , wliicli il i .-his . ieleiminaliun loehe III .- j-aMie the ail \ anla / c ol Low 1 'vices , \\\ i \\ Oua ' . itv , l . a'y . e S ' . uek , l . are-. e- IVmUe-, I ' ui ' . ilv ami l- ' . \| ie . lition . Wanls of the . ase lu re .-ali-hetl , nv . n the Public lknclaclor .

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j ( ' 11 A NT , C IT Y P O U I , TK R li R . J " Ai ; em r . iul Sak-Miian ol rill p A R -M P R O D U C Ii , QO AND 94 , lilSIlOPSGATli-STREliT , && wmioL-T

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]? OR EI SI I . L Try GOW . T 70 R POULTRY . * - Try GOW . T 70 R GAME . 1 Tiy GOW . OR BARRELLED OYSTERS . Try GOW . T GOW . J •1 , HONEY-LANK MA ' UKF . T . CI IK . M'SIUE . Special quotations to large consumers , Hotels , Caterers , & . C . Cuuntiy Oi . lers piomptly executed . ONE OBDF . R WILL SECURE FL'TCHE PATIIO . NAGE

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BRIDGE HOUSE HOTEL , LONDON BRIDGE , Opposite the South Eastern , and London , Brio-hton and South Coast Railways . 1 r PHIS Hotel has great facilities for Meetings I Charitable Institutions , Wedding Hrcakfasts , Public Dinners ' i Balls , Soirees , ami is allowed to be in real domestic comfort , one of ; tile best in the Metropolis , the tariff on application to JOSEPH II . SPENCER .

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City Terminus Hotel , Cannon-street , LONDON . "Y ^ ELL adapte d for Banquets , Ralls , Amateur ; Dramatic Entertainments . Public Meetings , and Arbitrations . The large I lall is capable of teatini ; upwards ot Twelve Hunched people . SYDNEY SI-ENTER , Manager .

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Guildhall Tavern , Gresham-st ., E . C . SPACIOUS Dining-rooms , Chop and Steak-1001 ns , Luncheon-bars , and Smoking Rooms . Rooms « f all sizes , suitable lor Auction Sales , Consultations , Arbitrations , linilding Societies , & c . ; also lor Freemasons'Lodges and Banquets , t ' rivale Dinners , & c . Guildhall Tavern Company ( Limited ) , 32 and 33 , Gresham-strcet , GLOK - CK . VWKORD , Manager and Secretary .

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Masons' Hall Tavern , MASONS' AVENUE , BASI . VGIIALL-STREET , CITY . r T HE above old-established Tavern is NO ; OPEN , newly decorated , by Bro . CHARLES GOSDEi late Manager ot the Kreemasons' Tavern Company . Every ncconlv modal ion will be t ' ound tor Lodges , Tiiaptets , Mark and other degrees , tor their Meetings , Dinners , Suppers , & c , and every attention will be paid lo their eoml ' oil and enjoyment by the new ' Proprietor .

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The Alexandra Restaurant , 7 , COXOUIT-STKEET , REGENT-STREET . Public and Private Dinini ; Rooms First-class Cookim ; ami Wines . Open for Suppers alter the Theatres . Bro . [* * . HIUREICH , Proprietor .

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"THE FREEMASON " Supplied by rp DRISCOLL , Wholesale Newsagent , 87 , " l ' aning-dou-st ., E . C . South London l'janch , 41 G , Wandsworth-road , S . W ., ciijbt doors from the London Chatham and Dover Railway Station . Wholesale Publisher to the Trade .

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" DUBLIN . " "" Bro . CHARLES HEDGELONG , NEW AND SECOND-HAND BOOKSELLER , 26 , GRAFTON * STREET , DUBLIN . AGENT FOR " THE FREEMASON . "

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SWANSEA Agent for the Freemason . J ^ RO . CHAS , MAGGS . 25 , George-st „ Swansea , -A l .-uije stock of Aprons , Jewels , Clothing ; , and every requisite for all Degrees of Freemasonry . Agent for Keimuitj ' s Masonic Note Paper , Envelopes , liooks , Candles , Pel fumes , Ax . Adveitisements received tor "The Freemason . "

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CITY . p OTTLE & SON , 14 and ij , Royal Exchange , City Agents for "THE FREEMASON " A . VO "The Israelites found in . tho Anglo-Saxons " Just published , price 2 S . 6 d .

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CARPETS , MATTING & FLOORCLOTH . npHE Newly-Invented Solid , Non-fading , 1 nurr-PRooF , DHAUGHT - PHOOF , WATEU - PHOOF , and WASHABLE CARPETS and MATTING are the best Floor Coveiinys extant for Libraiies , Bedrooms , Oliiccs , \ c . No other so I lealthy , Clean , and Economical . Patterns can le had , Post Fiee , and Goods Carriage Fice , of MESSRS . CHILES \ - CO ., ;; AS 11 6 c , Belmont STREET , CHALK FARM HOAD , LONDON , N . W . TESTIMONIAL rXo . 41 ) . St . Andrew ' s Street , Cambiiilge , June 29 th , 1872 . Sin . —Your note was forwarded to me here , and I am happy to inlonn ycu that the Dust 1 ' ioof and Washable Caipcts ha . e given me great satisfaction . They require no snubbing ; iueiely to be washed with soap and water and dried with a cloth . I have not found tbe colours to wear off , even wheie most used . 1 am , Sir , your obedient servant , To . ] . K . J . vitiiiivi-, Use . M . SWANDALE . Tbe oiiginal Utter of Mis . Swandale can be seen in our Office , and other :, of a similar ehaiacter from all pans of England . J lie ah , ve Testimonial refers to The " ll ' ushatle and Dust-l ' ruii J " Carpels laid down in Bedrooms . N . li . —Patterns must be utuined within four days post free—Postage 41 I .

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QUARKS in New Undertakings of a bona ° fide ehaiacter successfull y INFLUENCED and PLACED . Address , in peifect confii ' cnce , O . B ., care of Mr . Marriage , i 0 , Blomfield-strest , City .