Masonic Books In Stock At Bro. Kenning's Masonic Depots.

MASONIC BOOKS IN STOCK AT Bro . KENNING'S MASONIC DEPOTS .

ENGLISH . Masonic Gatherings , by Bro . G . T ? ylor , P M . ... 5 / 0 Reflected Rays of Light 1 / 0 Red Cross Statutes 1 / 6 Freemasonry in Relation to Civil Authority and the Family Circle */ ° Kingston Masonic Annual 3 / 0 bd

Knight Templar Sermon . The Rosicrucian S . G . C . Regulations 1 / 6 Royal Arch 2 J ( s G . L . Constitutions 1 / 6 Mark Constitutions 2 / 6 Knight Templar Statutes 3 / 6 and 5 / 9 Craft , Mark , R . A ., R . C ., R . > fr . K . T . Books The Freemason , Vol . I . ... ... ... ... 4 / ' >

Vol . II 7 / 6 Vol . III . IV . & V . ( each ) ... 15 / 0 Book of Illustrations of Clothing and Jewels ( coloured ) 2 / 6 The Israelites found in the Saxons 2 / 6 Freemasonry and its Jurisprudence 10 / 6

Orig in of Freemasonry ... ... 1 / ° Cosmopolitan Masonic Calendar , 1871 1872 and 1873 2 / 0 Grand Lodge Calendar ... ... ... ... 2 jo 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 / 0 Sloane Manuscript ... ... ... 1 / ° Dr . Oliver ' s Historical Landmarks of F ' reemasonry , 1 / 6

2 vols , cloth ... ... ... 40 / 0 The Antiquities of Freemasonry , cloth 6 / 6 Symbol of Glory , cloth ... ... 7 / 6 Revelations of a Square , cloth ... 7 / 6 Freemasons ; ' Treasury , cloth ... ... 6 / 0 . The Theocratic Philosophy of Freemasonry , cloth ... ... ... 5 / 0

. Signs and Symbols , cloth ... ... 6 / 0 — A Mirrot for the Jahannite Masons , 3 / 6 The Book of the Lodge , cloth ... 1 , 0 ¦ Origin of the R . A . Degree , cloth ... 5 / 6 ¦ The Golden Remains of the Early Masonic Writers , 5 vols , cloth ... 21 / 0 Preston ' s Illustrations of Freemasonry

and History , new edition , cloth ... 8 / 0 Ashe ' s Masonic Manual , new edition , 6 / 6 1 Iutchinson ' s Spirit of Masonry , cloth C / 6 Apology for Freemasonry ... ... 1 / 0 Papal Teachings in Freemasonry ... 1 / 0 Stray Leaves from a Freemason ' s Note-Book , cloth 7 / 6 Sandy ' s Short View of Freemasonry , cloth ... ... 3 / 0 Freemason ' s Quarterly Magazine and Review

Harrington ' s Desideratum of the Age , cloth ... 2 / 0 Sermons by Rev . Bros . Cox , Dakeyne , Slade , Gleadhall , and Poole ... ... ... ... ... 3 / 0 'The Flower Shushan , or the Pillars of Solomon ' s Temple ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 / 0 Masonic Lectures by Moody and Marjroliouth ... 2 / 6 Dublin Lectures , by Townsend , Longfield , Morrison , and Wilkinson ... ... ... ... ... 2 / 0

Old Constitutions of Freemasons , 1 7 , 1723 , 1726 , 1730 . Edited by Rev . J . E . Cox , D . D . ... ... 12 / 6 Three Masonic Sermons , by the Rev . W . J . Percy 3 / 0 Single Sermons , by the Rev . Bros . Bradshaw , Burrowes , Cox . Carwithen , Dakeyne , Freeman , Gleadall , Grylls , Hill , Hadow , Neale , Poole , Rawlinson , Roberts , Slade , Taylor , Wright , and

Walker , 6 d . andi / o The 1 listory of Freemasoniy and the Grand Lodge of Scotland , with Chapters on the Knights Templar , Knights of St . John , Mark Masonry , and Royal Arch Degree , & e ., and an Appendix of Valuable Papers , published for the first time ; by W . A . Laurie , Sec . G . L . of Scotland ; with a coloured Allegorical Frontspiece , and other

Illustrations , 8 vo ., bound in cloth ... ... ... 12 / 6 Handbook of Freemasonry ; its History , Traditions , Antiquities , Rites , and Ceremonies . Com iled by John W . Coppin . Cloth 5 / 6 Histoire des Trois Grandes Loges de Francs-Macons en France—le G . Orient , le Sup . Conseil , et la G . Loge Nationale , par Em . Rebold . A volume of _ 7 ° o pages 7 / 6

Masonic Books In Stock At Bro. Kenning's Masonic Depots.

History of the Lodge of Edinburgh ( Mary ' s Chapel , No . 1—embracing an ' m 111 of tli Progress of Freemasonry in Scotland . By David Murray Lyon . Profusely illustrated with engravings and fac-simiies ... ... ... ... 31 / 6 British Order of Knights Hospitallers . With an

engraved frontispiece ... ... ... ... 3 / 6 Freemasons' Quarterly Review , Second Series , 1843 to 1849 , 7 ' -i Masonic gilt cloth boards , reduced 73 / 6 The Freemasons' Quarterly Magazine for 1853 , in uniform binding 12 / 0 for 1854 , 9 / 6

Reglements generaux de la Maconnene Ecossaise Supreme Conseil de France . Rit ancien et accepte 1846 . Paris . 8 vo 3 I 6 Histoire curieuse de la demission d ' un Grand Chancelier de 1 'Ordre du Temple ; with continuationi . e ., Lettre aux soi-disans Membres du Conseil General , & c . 2 brochures . 8 vo . Paris . 1837 3 / 0

Militia Templi . "Ad majorem Dei Gloriam . " Rapport ministeriel au Grand Maitre . Paris . 1833 . And " Reflexions d ' un ancien Templier . " Paris . 18 3 6 . 2 pieces . Svo . ... ... ... ... 6 d . List of the Foreign Masonic Lodges ( 1846 ) , with a short History of Freemasonry in Europe , during the past Century ... ,. ... 1 / 0

Hodge ' s Masonic Fragments , & c , of Worcestershire , 2 / 6 History and Articles of Masonry , in black-letter , & c , from a MS . in British Museum . 8 vo . Edited by M . Cooke 7 / 6 Sketch of the Knights Hospitallers , & c . By R . Woof , F . S . A . 8 vo 3 / 6 Old Charges of Freemasons . Edited by W . J .

Hughan Small 410 7 / 6 Memoir of the Hon . Mrs . Aldworth ( the Female Freemason ) ... ... ... ... ... ... 6 d . Masonic Lectures by Bros . Margoliouth , Dowry , Chadwick , Gough , and Nicholson , each ... 1 / 0 Masonic Lecture , by Bro . J . J . Moody ... ... 1 / 6 Clarke ' s I listory of the Minden Lodge , from 1748 to

1848 3 / 6 Three Lectures : — " The Duty of the Master , " by Bro . J . F . Townsend , D . G . M ., Ireland ; " TheOrigin of F ' reemasonry , " by Bro . R . Longfield , Q . C . ; " The Ethics of Freemasonry , " by Bro . Rev . S . G . Morrison , Chaplain Lodge 245 , Dublin , cloth ... 2 / 0

Preliminaries to Masonic Initiation . Four Lectures by Bro . J . F . Townsend , L . L . D 6 d Oration delivered at the Consecration of St . Hubert ' s Lodge , Andover , by Rev . E . T . Nepean , M . A . 6 d Harrington ' s Desideratum for the Age , a Masonic Work , in two Dialogues , cloth 2 / c

AMKRICAN . Masonic Trials , by H . M . Look ... ... ... 6 / 6 Sickel ' s Ahiman Rezcn ( cloth ) 5 / 0 „ Freemasons' Monitor ( tucks ) ... ... 4 / 0 R . A . Companion ... ... ... ... ... 3 / 8 Guide to the Chapter ( cloth ) 5 / 6 Manual of the Chapter „ 2 / 0

Book A . and A . Rite „ 1 7 / 6 R . and S . M . Council Monitor 3 / 6 Swedenborg Rite ... ... ... 4 / 6 Masonic Token ( cloth gilt ) ... ,,, ,., 7 / 6 Macoy ' s Manual E . Star 3 / 0 Simon's Book of the Commandery ( tucks ) ... 3 / 3 Origin of Masonry , ... ... 3 / 6

Chase ' s Digest of Masonic Law ... ... ... 5 / 9 Pierson ' s Traditions ... ... ... ... 7 / 0 Signet of King Solomon ... ... ... ... 4 / 0 Rationale and Ethics ( cloth ) 5 / 6 Simon ' s Jurisprudence ... ... ... ,,. 5 / 6 Washington and Compeers ( cloth ) 9 / 6 Obituary Rites ... ... ... ... ... 1 / 0 Portal's Symbols ( cloth ) 1 / 6

Lockwood ' s Masonic Law 4 / C Webb's Monitor ( tucks ) ... ... ... ... 3 / 0 Drew's Handbook ... ... ... ... ., 3 / 6 Lawrence ' s Motal Design ... ... ... ... 3 / 6 Woodruff's Masonic Code ... ... ... ... 2 / 6 Lights and Shadows ( cloth ) ... ... ... 6 / 6 Cross True Masonic Chart ... ... ... 4 / 6 Mystic Tie ( cloth ) 5 / 0 Ritual of Freemasonry 14 / 0

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MASONICNOTEPAPERANDENVELOPES, MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THE Craft , Royal Arch , Mark , Red Cross of Rome and COJIstantine , Knights Templar , Ark Mariners , Rose Croix , and 30 th Degree . Stamped in Relief in Correct Colours , and with Proper Emblems . Tne Paper is of very SUPERIOR MANUFACTURE , packed in boxes , containing Five Quires , emblematically labelled , Price Three Shillings . ENVELOPES TO MATCH , SIXPENCE PER . PACKET . Every Freemason should order a sample , either direct , or through any stationer . KENNING'S MASONIC DEPOTS , LONDON : —2 , 3 & 4 , LITTLE BRITAIN , AND 198 , FLEET-ST ., E . C LIVERPOOL : —2 , MONUMENT-PLAGE . GLASGOW : —108 , RENFIELD-ST .

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ALSTONCOLLEGE, AND ITS PREPARATORY SCHOOL ,

NEAR PRESTON , LANCASHIRE .

Recently enlarged by the erection of three additional School-rooms , Students * Hall , Theological and Scientific Lecture Hall ( including Reading Room ) , Chemical Laboratory , Private Studies , Dining Halls , large Swimming Bath , Gymnasium , and spacious Dormitories , as well as separate Bedrooms .

RECTOK : BRO . REV . T . ABBOTT PETERS , M . A . VICE-PRINCIPAL : Rev . J . S . SKINNER , B . A , MASTERS : Rev . T . ABBOTT PETEBS , M . A ., Divinity . Rev . J . S . SKINNER , B . A ., the Classics and Ancient History .

Mr . H . J . HENDERSON , M . A ., Junior Classics . Mr . T . HYMERS J ACKSON , B . A ., Mathematics , Navigations and the English Language , History and Literature . Mr . E . CLEMENT , Ph . D ., The Natural Sciences ( Experimental and Mathematical ) , French and German .

Mr . J . ROCUFORT , CM ., English Subjects generally , and Junior Mathematics . Mr . G . CLIFFORD , Junior English and Junior Mathematics . Mr . FLOYD , C . E ., Land Surveying and Levelling with the use of Theodolite , Mechanical Drawing . Mr . W . H . J ONES , Music ( Organ and Piano ) and Singing .

Mr . R . Nicnoi ., Librarian . Sergeant BRADY , Military Drill , Gymnastics , and Swim ming . There are in connection with the College

THREE ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS , open for general competition to all students , and tenable for three years . Special Classes are formed for preparing students for the Legal , Medical , Home , Colonial , and Indian Civil Service Examinations ; and for entrance to Woolwich , Coopershill , and the Universities of Oxford , Cambridge , London ,

Dublin , Durham , and Edinburgh . The Religious Teaching is based on strictly Protestant Principles , in accordance with the Doctrines and Liturgy of the Church of England . Students requiring a commercial education only , are exempt from the classical course , if desired . The year consists of two terms , during which there are no holidays , the only vacations being at Midsummer and

Christmas . The use of all class hooks , valuable library , stationery ( except mathematical instruments ) laundry , & c ., is included in the terms . No Extras of any kind . The High School—Students from 16 to 23 years of age . The Middle School—Students from 12 to 16 years of age . The Preparatory School—Students under 12 years of age . The College is divided into three sections . In the

PREPARATORY SCHOOL ( entirely distinct , but contiguous ) Boys are well grounded in the elements of a sound English Education , with French and German ( also in Latin and Greek if for the learned professions ) , and prepared for the High or Middle School . In the High School the course of study is a preparation for the Universities and the

various competitive examinations ; while the Middle School trains pupils in such subjects as will qualify them for scientific and commercial pursuits . Alston College is pleasantly situated , about six miles from Preston , and half a mile from Longridge Railway Station ; is in immediate proximity to beautiful mountain scenery , within half an hour ' s ride of the chief watering

dlaces on the western coast of Lancashire , and is considered by Medical Professors to be in one of the healthiest localities in England—a fact sufficiently proved by the lemarkably good health enjoyed by the studen ' s and regularly confirmed by the half-yearly medical reports . Extensive Cricket Grounds are attached to the College Farms , whilst a spacious covered Gymnasium and

Student ' s Hall , available for recreation , drill , & c , adjoin . Reports of all examinations , together with the names of those students who have distinguished themselves at the College and the Universities , as Exhibitioners , Medalists and Prizemen , also the reports of the late examinations , together with views of the College buildings , and all necessary information , forwarded on application to the

Rector , or to MR . GEORGE CLIFFORD , Secretary . References kindly permitted to Bro . Masons , and to the late Examiners : Rev . T . II . Lindsay Leary , M . A ., D . C . L . ( Oxon ) , Assistant Examiner to Iler Majesty ' s Civil Service Commission , Crawford Cottage , Epsom ; T . W . Eyre Evans , Esq ., LL . D . T . C . D ., Nightingale Villa , Lower

Norwood ; and other University Examiners ; Professor Pagel , Liverpool ; R . Routledge , Esq ., B . S . F . C . S ., Manchester ; also the Protestant Clergy , Nobility , and Professional Gentlemen ( parents of present pupils ) in Lon . ' on , Manchester , Liverpool , Birmingham , Leeds , Bradford , Bognor , Preston , Burnley , Chester , Lancaster , Boston

( Lincoln ) , Wigan , llarrowgate , Accrington , Haslingden , Kendal , Southport , Todmorden , eve ., and various other towns ; the Continent of Europe , the colonies , New York , and the United States , brazil , Cuba , & c , who can bear ample testimony to the merits and success of this College . Next term commences the } th August , 1874 .