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r » OYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION fc FOR BOYS , WOOD GREEN , LONDON , N . O FFICE—< 3 , FREEMASONS' HALL , LONDON , W . C . GRAND PATRON : HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN . PRESIDENT : MIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES , M K . G ., & c , M . W . G . M . At a OUARTERLY COURT of the Governors and Subscribers ^ held at FRREMASONS' TAVERN , Great Queen Street , Lincoln ' s Inn Fields , London , on FRIDAY , the 14 th uayof ' Ar-RiL , tSg 3 , V . W . Bro . RICHARD EVE , Patron and Trustee ( P . G . Treas . ) , in the chair , a Ballot took place for the Election of 23 Boys , from an approved list of 4 S Candidates , the following being declared successful : — No . on Poll . Votes . 1 ... Walker , A . W 2744 2 ... Cox . U . J . K 2703 3 ... Marston , G . B 26 S 3 4 ... Gray , A 2 O 71 5 ... Webb , W . A 2651 6 ... Naysmith , J . C 2634 7 ... Rogers , A . D . S 2617 S ... Howes , G . A . V 2579 9 ... Ausin , T . VI . ... 2577 10 ... Medcalf , H 2563 n ... Walker , C . W 2562 , 2 ... Roberts , H . W -561 n ... Prest , W . IJ 252 S 14 ... Skilleter , A . E . W . C 252 S is ... Shaw , H . J 2455 if . ... Cottrill , H . F . F 2450 17 ... Edwards , H . C 2420 15 ... Cunat , L . C 2400 19 ... Malby , D . G 235 s 20 ... Bott , T . A 2262 21 ... Chipp , T . F 2225 22 ... Hughes , S . W 2102 23 ... Davis , V . G 2070 Full particulars of the Poll may be had on application at the office . J . MORRISON McLEOD , Secretary . 6 , Freemasons' Hall , London , W . C , 14 th April , 1 S 93 . The NINETY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be held on the 2 Sth lune , 1893 , under the distinguished presidency of the Rt . Hon . LORO BROOKE , R . W . Prov . G . M . for Essex . The services of Ladies and Brethren as Stewards on this important occasion are earnestly solicited , and will be gratefully acknowledged .

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ALL FOR EACH OTHER . " The disposal of the First Edition of this New Masonic Song having been so successful , the publisher proposes devoting half the proceeds of the Second Edition to one of the Masonic Institutions . Copies 2 s . each of CHARLES D'ACE , The Hill , Bridgwater , Somersetshire .

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Now READY . NEW MASONIC WORK Demy 8 vo . About 300 pages . Price 10 s .

HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN THE

PROVINCE OF ROXBURGHSHIRE AND SELKIRKSHIRE , FROM 16 74 TO THE PRESENT TIME . Transcribed from the Records of the Lodges of Melrose , Selkirk , Kelso , Haughfoot , Jedburgh , Hawick , Stow , Galashiels , and Yetholm , BY W . FRED . VERNON , Past Depute Provincial Grand Master Roxburghshire and Berwickshire ; P . M . and Bard Nos . 58 and 261 ; Hon . Mem . Nos . u , 104 , 262 , 280 , and 424 S . C . ; Local Secretary for South Scotland o £ the C . C . Quatuor Coronati , Nu . 2076 , AUTHOR OF "Kelso , Past and Present , " "Tales from the Diary of a Doctor , " "John Tamson ' s Bairn , " & c , & c , WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY WILLIAM JAMES HUGHAN , Past Grand Deacon England ; Past Senior Grand Warden Iowa , U . S . A . ; P . Prov . G . Sec . and P . Prov . S . G . W . Cornwall , & c , & c .

DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO The Most Wor . the Grand Master Mason of Scotland , THE RT . HON . THE EARL OF HADDINGTON .

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THE FOLLOWING HOTELS OF THE MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY will be found complete in all the arrangements , and the charges moderate . MIDLAND GRAND ( St . Pancras Station ) London , N . W . The new Venetian Rooms at this Hotel are available for Wedding Breakfasts , and Public and Private and Masonic Banquets . . ADELPHI ( Near Central Station ) , LIVERPOOL . QUEEN'S , LEEDS . MIDLAND , BRADFORD . MIDLAND , DERBY . MIDLAND , MORECAMBE . Tariffs on application .

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FREEMASON'S HYMN . —THE MYSTIC TIE . Words and Music composed by F . J . STEIN . Price is . 6 d . nett . London : GHORGF KENNING . 16 & 16 A . Gt . Queen-st .

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To Correspondents.

To Correspondents .

OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY OF WORSHIPFUL MASTERS . In future numbers of the Freemason we purpose giving a series of portraits of Worshipful Masters who have been recently installed . Recognising the fact that no greater honour can be bestowed on a brother than to be elected the Master of his Iodge , we

desire to do our part towards creating a permanent record of such event in his Masonic history by placing his portrait before our readers . We shall be pleased to furnish Secretaries of lodges and others who may take an interest in our project whatever information may be desired as to our proposed method of procedure .

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SATURDAY , APRIL 22 , 18 93 .

Masonic Notes.

Masonic Notes .

1 he House Committee of the Royal Masonic Institution for Girls at their monthly meeting on Thursday appointed—as under the rules they are empowered to do—Bro . A . C . Spaull , Vice-Patron , to fill the p lace vacated by the death of the late-lamented Bro . James Moon .

We congratulate Bro . Jabez Hogg , P . G . D ., on the well-merited compliment which was paid him at the Quarterly Court of the Royal Masonic Institution fo r Girls on the 13 th inst . Bro . Hogg has been Honorary

Surgeon-Oculist to this Charity for the last so years , and during that time has rendered important services to the School . It was , therefore , resolved , unanimously , on the motion of Bro . P . de Lande Long , P . G . D . seconded by Bro . G . Everett , P . G . Treas ,, that he have

conferred upon him the rank of Vice-Patron of the Institution , with all the rights and privileges pertaining thereto . We trust that Bro . Hogg may be spared for many years to enjoy the rights thus handsomel y conferred upon him . * * *

The result of the ballot for the election of 10 brethren , to fill the vacancies on the Board of Management of the Royal Masonic Institution for Boys caused by the retirement of that number of members by rotation , was made known before the close of the proceedings at the Quarterly Court on the 14 th inst . For

the five London vacancies there were six candidates , of whom five were the retiring members , and the result was the re-election of four of the latter—Bros . G . E . Fairchild , James Stephens , Henry Pritchard , A . C . Spaull—and the substitution of Bro . J . P . Fitzgerald for Bro . Robert Martin .

For the live Provincial vacancies there were no less than 11 candidates , of whom only two—Bros . Harry Bcvir ( Wiltshire ) and Hugh B . Diamond ( Derbyshire ) —were retiring members offering themselves for

reelection , the other nine being new candidates . The result was the re-election of these two brethren at the head of the poll , the other successful candidates being Bros . William Russell ( Kent ) , George J . McKay