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rpHE MASONIC AND MILITARY 1 ORDERS OF KNIGHTS OF ROME AND OF THE RED CROSS OF CONSTANTINE , K . H . S ., AND ST . JOHN THE EVANGELIST . C OLONEL S IR FRANCIS BURDETT , BART ., M III . Grand Sovereign , & Grand Commander of St . John . THE ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GRAND IMPERIAL CONCLAVE WILL BE HOLDEN AT 16 a , GREAT QUEEN STREET , W . C , On MONDAY , the 5 th MARCH , 18 SS , At FIVE o ' clock in the Afternoon . A B ANQUET will be provided at Half-past Six o ' clock . Tickets , One Guinea each ; and it is requested that every Knight Companion intending to dine will forward his name to the Grand Recorder with as little delay as possible . Knights will not be admitted unless they appear in the insignia of their rank in the Order , Knights of St . John in White Sashes . CHAS . FRED . HOGARD , Grand . Recorder ami Registrar General . 16 a , Great Queen Street , W . C . THE GFNERAL STATUTES OF THE ORDER , with an Appendix and Engravings of the Jewels and Regalia—PRICE , Cloth , is . 6 d . —can be obtained of the GRAND R ECORDER , 16 a Great Queen Street .

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TWO MASONIC SONGS BY THE LATE BRO . JAMES C . BAKER , Mus . Doc , With Quartet and Chorus , "ENTITLEDWELCOME " "AND THE MYSTIC TIE . " POST FREE , is . each nett . Usual Price 2 s . KENNING'S MASONIC DEPOTS-1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , LITTLE BRITAIN , 195 & 197 ALDERSGATE ST ., 16 , GREAT QUEEN ST ., W . C ., LONDON .

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. JOHN GOW , ¦ pes * ' NEW BROAD ST ., E . C . ^ . ¦ rt ( . Outside Railway Station ) . nfSftll ^ HOHET -LANE MARKET , CHEAPSIDE . SN 93 , THEOBALD'S ED .,. HOLB 0 EN , W . C . -j 125 , BROMPTON ROAD , S . W . fiK ^ P * ' TOHN GOW always has on sale the \ S Largest Stock in London of the Very Best ^ . rt Quality at Lowest Prices . Barrelled ^ e ^ toP * Oysters . Ov s *"** PERFECTLY-FITTED OYSTER SALOON Now Open at New Broad Street ,

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WANTED TO PURCHASE Second-Hand FURNITURE ' for a proposed Lodge . — Address , J . CONSTABLE , I'horne , D . incaster .

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A YOUNG M . M . desires EMPLOYMENT as Shorthand Clerk , Assistant Book-keeper , Collector , or any position i . f trust . Excellent references . — Address , G . H . S ., care of hditor cf the Freemason .

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TO LET—The UPPER PART of a HOUSE near the General Post Office . Eight Rooms , together or separate . —Apply B . J ., Office of this Paper .

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RA . MASON , single , aged 30 , seeks Situation as Valet , Steward , Collector , Timekeeper , or any position of trust . Excellent characters . —Address , H . T ., 2 , Alma-terrace , Trinity-road , College-paik , Wandsworth , S . W .

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A CAMBRIDGE GRADUATE ( P . M ., P . Z ., P . M . W . S . 18 ° , Professor of Latin and Zoology , "The College , " South Kensington ; Examiner 15 years Bexley Heath College ) has some time disengaged for Private or Visiting Tuition . Lectures on History and Natural Science . Foreigners taught English through the medium of French . —Address , F . D ., 62 , Lancaster-road , Notting-hill , W .

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JUST PUBLISHED . ANTHEM- "BEHOLD HOW GOOD AND JOYFUL " ( Dedicated to Right Hon . the Earl of Mount EDGCUMBE , Provincial Grand Master of Cornwall ) , Composed by Bro . C . E . J ULEFF , P . P . G . O . Cornwall , Organist and Choir Director of Bodmin Parish Church . PRICE 4 d . of the Composer . N . B . —This Anthem is already on several cathedral lists , and will shortly be in a second edition .

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To Correspondents.

To Correspondents .

I . P . M . and OLD P . M . —We see no objection to a W . M . elect taking the ( J . B . without dictation ; but we think it is always better in matters of this kind to fall in with the ordinary usage of the ludge .

The following communications were either received too late for publication or stand over for want of space : — CRAFT LODGES—Arboretum , No . 731 ; Windsor Castle , No . 771 ; 1 ity of London , No . 901 ; Chiswick , No . 2012 ; and Wharton , No . 2045 .

District Grand Lodge of Jamaica . History of No . 76 , Winchester . Annual Supper ot the Ivy Lodge of Instruction , No . 1441 . City of Westminster Lodge Ball . History of the Royal Masonic Institution for Girls ,

COOKS . & c . RECEIVED . " Keystone , " " Australian Keystone , " " Orient , " I" Boletin Oficial / ' " Die Bauhutte , " and " New Zealand Masonic Journal . "

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S ATURDAY , F EBRUARY 25 , 1608 .

Original Correspondence.

Original Correspondence .

[ We do not hold ourselves responsible for , or even approving of the opinions expressed by our correspondents , but we wish in a spirit of fair play to all to permit—withi- certain necessary limits—free discussion . ] ——EARLY MASONRY IN CHESHIRE . To the Editor of the "Freemason . " Dear Sir and Brother , Through the courtesy of Bro . J . C . Robinson , of Chester , I am enabled to furnish the date of Constitution of the S * an Lodge at Neston , No . 457 , of 1769 . The Chester Courant of Tuesday , 24 th January , 1769 , contains the following : "On Tuesday last [ 17 I 1 January ]

the Provincial Grand Master , his Deputy and Wardens of the Most Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons assembled at the Star Inn , in Watergatestreet , in this city , where they Constituted a Lodge ( under his Grace the Duke of Beaufort , Grand Master ) to be held at the Swan , in Great Neston , near Parkgate ; and which 'tis hoped by that Ancient and Honourable Fraternity will

be a means of reforming many abuses lately practised on the aforesaid Society for want of a regular constituted and well governed lodge . " The latter sentence may have reference to the working of the " Ancient" or "Athol" Lodge , No . 41 , warranted 19 th December , 1758 , ( 0 meet at the "Ship-in-Launch at Park Gate , " distant only about half a mile from Neston , but the curious fact in the above extract is that the

ceremony of constitution was formed in a town other than that in which the lodge was intended to meet . With the exception of the "Soulh Australian Lodge of Friendship , " No . 613 , of 22 nd October , 1834 , which was " opened at No . 7 , John-street , Adelphi , London" [ vida " Masonic Records , " p . 1 S 8 , ] I am not aware of another instance of this kind . If any readers of the Freemason possess similar information , they will confer a favour by kindly making- it known .- —Yours fraternally , February iSth . JNO . LANE .

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CONSECRATION OF THE COWPER AND NEWTON LODGE, No. 2244. Article 2
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTIONS—BENEVOLENT, GIRLS' AND BOYS'. Article 2
HISTORY OF THE LODGE OF UNANIMITY AND SINCERITY, No. 261. Article 3
MASONIC BALL OF THE WHITWELL LODGE, No. 1390, AT MILLOM. Article 3
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REVIEWS Article 6
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INSTRUCTION. Article 10
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Knights Templar. Article 12
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Rosicrucian Society of England. Article 12
Order of the Secret Monitor. Article 12
ANNUAL SOIREE OF THE CALEDONIAN LODGE, No. 204, MANCHESTER. Article 13
THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE ROTHESAY LODGE, No. 1687. Article 13
CONSECRATION OF THE ASCOTVALE MASONIC HALL. Article 13
DISTRICT GRAND LODGE OF VICTORIA, E.C. Article 13
BOARD OF BENEVOLENCE. Article 13
FREEMASONRY. Article 13
The Craft Abroad. Article 14
THE THEATRES. Article 14
Obituary. Article 14
MASONIC AND GENERAL TIDINGS Article 15
METROPOLITAN MASONIC MEETINGS. Article 16
WILLING'S SELECTED THEATRICAL PROGRAMME. Article 16
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rpHE MASONIC AND MILITARY 1 ORDERS OF KNIGHTS OF ROME AND OF THE RED CROSS OF CONSTANTINE , K . H . S ., AND ST . JOHN THE EVANGELIST . C OLONEL S IR FRANCIS BURDETT , BART ., M III . Grand Sovereign , & Grand Commander of St . John . THE ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE GRAND IMPERIAL CONCLAVE WILL BE HOLDEN AT 16 a , GREAT QUEEN STREET , W . C , On MONDAY , the 5 th MARCH , 18 SS , At FIVE o ' clock in the Afternoon . A B ANQUET will be provided at Half-past Six o ' clock . Tickets , One Guinea each ; and it is requested that every Knight Companion intending to dine will forward his name to the Grand Recorder with as little delay as possible . Knights will not be admitted unless they appear in the insignia of their rank in the Order , Knights of St . John in White Sashes . CHAS . FRED . HOGARD , Grand . Recorder ami Registrar General . 16 a , Great Queen Street , W . C . THE GFNERAL STATUTES OF THE ORDER , with an Appendix and Engravings of the Jewels and Regalia—PRICE , Cloth , is . 6 d . —can be obtained of the GRAND R ECORDER , 16 a Great Queen Street .

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WEST CENTRAL Dental association 220 , HIGH HOLBORN ( NEXT DOOR to HOLBORN RESTAURANT ) . Messrs . MULUNERi GRANT , ARTIFICIAL TEETH of the Best Quality , with all the latest Improvements . AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE CHARGES . PAINLESS EXTRACTION by NITROUS OXIDE GAS and COCAINE . Consultations Free . Hours 9 to 7 .

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FEMLEY TEMPERANCE HOTEL , WORTH PARADE , BATH . One of the most Comfortable and Economical Hotels in the West of England . Close to the Finest Suite of Mitieral Water Baths in Europe . Tar ff on application . W . L . HARRISON , Proprietor .

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Telephone No . 6637 . LOUDON FfiYER HOSPITAL , LIVERPOOL ROAD , N . FOR THE THEATJIENT or SCARLET FEVER , TYPHUS , TYPHOID , DIPHTHERIA , MEASLES , and all other Contagious Fevers . FOUNDED 1802 . PATRON— H . R . H . THE PRINCE OF WALES . PRESIDENT —THE EARL OF DEVON . TREASURER—SIR R . N . FOWLER , BART ., M . P . HON . SECRETARY— C . J . STEWART , ESQ ., SECRETARY—MAJOR W . CHRISTIE , at the Hospital . THE . LONDON FEVER HOSPITAL affords Absolute Safety from the spread of disease t > y patients suffering from contagious fever , by admitting tnern into its wards , and there isolating them . The ^ amission Fee is Three Guineas , which pays for as n g a period of treatment and nursing as may be ne-^ ssar y > generall y s x weeks . This fee covers only a . ! ni a f ? urth ot the cost ; the remainder is borne by the Charit y . no ?? if \ Privileges to Governors—Gover-Dnm - P"vilege of Free Admission for their own G " !" estlc Servants . An Annual Subscriber of One / m T the second payment , or a Donor of Fn * 0 ne sum ' bec ° mes a Governor . Cluh , j ! J nual Subsc"ption of Two Guineas , Firms , the w' , tels are entitled to send one employe " to of Fo ^ r ofcost for an Annual Subscription Sub * ,. .. Ulneas > two employes ; and for an Annual Ther ° ° ' Ve Guineas . threeemployes . reouiJ ^ , P " vate Accommodation for those who may Nea r , lt aU 3 3 s-Perweek . B ,,. y I 00 ° Patients have been treated this year . Mm ARE MOST URGENTLY NEEDED ComntftCP ° ? ! L ? n this usefuI work . but t 0 enable the the rem , L lld extra accommodation , suitable to P » Mn ? Knents" ~ medical and otherwise —of the

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Emulation Lodge of Improvement , FREEMASONS' HALL , LONDON , W . C . IMPORTANT NOTICE . The time for opening the Lodge is now 6 o ' clock , instead of 7 as hitherto . 1 he Lodge meets every Friday evening throughout the year , except during the months of July , August , and September , on Good Friday , and Christmas Eve or Christmas Day . W . G . KENTISH , Secretary .

Ad00506

TWO MASONIC SONGS BY THE LATE BRO . JAMES C . BAKER , Mus . Doc , With Quartet and Chorus , "ENTITLEDWELCOME " "AND THE MYSTIC TIE . " POST FREE , is . each nett . Usual Price 2 s . KENNING'S MASONIC DEPOTS-1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , LITTLE BRITAIN , 195 & 197 ALDERSGATE ST ., 16 , GREAT QUEEN ST ., W . C ., LONDON .

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. JOHN GOW , ¦ pes * ' NEW BROAD ST ., E . C . ^ . ¦ rt ( . Outside Railway Station ) . nfSftll ^ HOHET -LANE MARKET , CHEAPSIDE . SN 93 , THEOBALD'S ED .,. HOLB 0 EN , W . C . -j 125 , BROMPTON ROAD , S . W . fiK ^ P * ' TOHN GOW always has on sale the \ S Largest Stock in London of the Very Best ^ . rt Quality at Lowest Prices . Barrelled ^ e ^ toP * Oysters . Ov s *"** PERFECTLY-FITTED OYSTER SALOON Now Open at New Broad Street ,

Ad00508

WANTED TO PURCHASE Second-Hand FURNITURE ' for a proposed Lodge . — Address , J . CONSTABLE , I'horne , D . incaster .

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A YOUNG M . M . desires EMPLOYMENT as Shorthand Clerk , Assistant Book-keeper , Collector , or any position i . f trust . Excellent references . — Address , G . H . S ., care of hditor cf the Freemason .

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TO LET—The UPPER PART of a HOUSE near the General Post Office . Eight Rooms , together or separate . —Apply B . J ., Office of this Paper .

Ad00516

MISS EMILY M . FOXCROFT , "Contralto Vocalist , " CAN BE ENGAGED for MASONIC FESTIVALS , INSTALLATION BANQUETS , CONCERTS , & C . —For Terms , Address 3 , Holford Street , W . C .

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RA . MASON , single , aged 30 , seeks Situation as Valet , Steward , Collector , Timekeeper , or any position of trust . Excellent characters . —Address , H . T ., 2 , Alma-terrace , Trinity-road , College-paik , Wandsworth , S . W .

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LONDON UNIVERSITY , CIVIL SERVICE , MILITARY , AND OTHER EXAMINATIONS . —PUPILS ( resident or non-resident ) sucessfully Prepared by an experienced Coach , N . W . district . —L ., P . Z ., Freemason office .

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A CAMBRIDGE GRADUATE ( P . M ., P . Z ., P . M . W . S . 18 ° , Professor of Latin and Zoology , "The College , " South Kensington ; Examiner 15 years Bexley Heath College ) has some time disengaged for Private or Visiting Tuition . Lectures on History and Natural Science . Foreigners taught English through the medium of French . —Address , F . D ., 62 , Lancaster-road , Notting-hill , W .

Ad00509

JUST PUBLISHED . ANTHEM- "BEHOLD HOW GOOD AND JOYFUL " ( Dedicated to Right Hon . the Earl of Mount EDGCUMBE , Provincial Grand Master of Cornwall ) , Composed by Bro . C . E . J ULEFF , P . P . G . O . Cornwall , Organist and Choir Director of Bodmin Parish Church . PRICE 4 d . of the Composer . N . B . —This Anthem is already on several cathedral lists , and will shortly be in a second edition .

Ad00510

/ cy COGKERELL'S \ J ^ 13 , CORNHILL , E . C . * ^ \ For Prices , see Daily Papers . Cj / Trucks direct from the * Colliery to every Railway Station .

Ad00511

A . MONARCH-KINO , TAILOR , Cornhill , E . C , and Regent-street , W ., LONDON . 10 PER CENT . DISCOUNT FOB CASH .

Ad00512

Jf GEORGE SPILLER ^ ^ Surgeon ' s Optician , & 7 ^ 3 , WIGIOEE ST ., W . A ? « SHOT-PROOF SPECTACLES , J ? ^ ~ * " * £ ? THE NEW § " SHOOTING" PINCE-NEZ , £ > WITH RIGID BRIDGE . Gr ! They press the nose much less thafl i any other eye-glass .

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ADVERTISEMENT SCALE OP " ftbe jfreemaeon . " PEB I 1 TSEMI 0 K SINGLE COLUMN per inch £ 0 5 o ONE PAGE 10 o o ONE COLUMN 3 10 o PUBLIC COMPANIES' & PARAGRAPH ADVERTISEMENTS , IS . PER LINE . WANTS , & C , FOUR LINES , 2 s . 6 d ., and 6 d . PER LINE additional . TO OUR READERS . THE FREEMASON is published every Friday morning , price 3 d ., and contains the fullest and latest information relating to Freemasonry of every degree . Subscriptions , including Postage : — United States , United Kingdom . Canada , the Continent , India , China , Ceylon , the Colonies & c . Arabia , & c . 13 s . 6 d . 15 s . 6 d . I' / s . 6 d . Remittances may be made in Stamps , but Post Office Orders or cheques are preferred , the former payable to GEORUE KENNING , Chief Office , London , the latter crossed London Joint Stock Bank .

To Correspondents.

To Correspondents .

I . P . M . and OLD P . M . —We see no objection to a W . M . elect taking the ( J . B . without dictation ; but we think it is always better in matters of this kind to fall in with the ordinary usage of the ludge .

The following communications were either received too late for publication or stand over for want of space : — CRAFT LODGES—Arboretum , No . 731 ; Windsor Castle , No . 771 ; 1 ity of London , No . 901 ; Chiswick , No . 2012 ; and Wharton , No . 2045 .

District Grand Lodge of Jamaica . History of No . 76 , Winchester . Annual Supper ot the Ivy Lodge of Instruction , No . 1441 . City of Westminster Lodge Ball . History of the Royal Masonic Institution for Girls ,

COOKS . & c . RECEIVED . " Keystone , " " Australian Keystone , " " Orient , " I" Boletin Oficial / ' " Die Bauhutte , " and " New Zealand Masonic Journal . "

Ar00521

S ATURDAY , F EBRUARY 25 , 1608 .

Original Correspondence.

Original Correspondence .

[ We do not hold ourselves responsible for , or even approving of the opinions expressed by our correspondents , but we wish in a spirit of fair play to all to permit—withi- certain necessary limits—free discussion . ] ——EARLY MASONRY IN CHESHIRE . To the Editor of the "Freemason . " Dear Sir and Brother , Through the courtesy of Bro . J . C . Robinson , of Chester , I am enabled to furnish the date of Constitution of the S * an Lodge at Neston , No . 457 , of 1769 . The Chester Courant of Tuesday , 24 th January , 1769 , contains the following : "On Tuesday last [ 17 I 1 January ]

the Provincial Grand Master , his Deputy and Wardens of the Most Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons assembled at the Star Inn , in Watergatestreet , in this city , where they Constituted a Lodge ( under his Grace the Duke of Beaufort , Grand Master ) to be held at the Swan , in Great Neston , near Parkgate ; and which 'tis hoped by that Ancient and Honourable Fraternity will

be a means of reforming many abuses lately practised on the aforesaid Society for want of a regular constituted and well governed lodge . " The latter sentence may have reference to the working of the " Ancient" or "Athol" Lodge , No . 41 , warranted 19 th December , 1758 , ( 0 meet at the "Ship-in-Launch at Park Gate , " distant only about half a mile from Neston , but the curious fact in the above extract is that the

ceremony of constitution was formed in a town other than that in which the lodge was intended to meet . With the exception of the "Soulh Australian Lodge of Friendship , " No . 613 , of 22 nd October , 1834 , which was " opened at No . 7 , John-street , Adelphi , London" [ vida " Masonic Records , " p . 1 S 8 , ] I am not aware of another instance of this kind . If any readers of the Freemason possess similar information , they will confer a favour by kindly making- it known .- —Yours fraternally , February iSth . JNO . LANE .

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