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me in . . my . endeayour to discharge my duty to the best of my ability . " ( Loud applause . )

& EAND TREASUREE . Bro . Barratt proposed , and Bro . Roxburgh seconded , Bro . Tomkins as Grand Treasurer . That worthy Brother was duly elected , and proclaimed with great solemnity by Bro . Chapman . BOABD OF GENERAL PUEPOSES . The election of a memher of the Board of General Purposes , in the room of Bro . F . Burges , deceased , was the next business . The only nomination was Bro . ' Edward Roberts , W . Mv of Lodge No . 914 , New Swindon , who Was duly elected .

BOARD OF BENEVOLENCE . This report being brought up , recommending the grant of three sums of £ 50 , two of £ 30 , and one of £ 100 , to distressed Brethren or their widows , was considered and approved , with the exception of one of the votes of £ 50 being increased to £ 100 . The report concluded by stating that there was a balance in hand of £ 200 . It was ordered to be entered upon the minutes . THE KING- OE HANOVEE .

The Grand Master stated he had been officially informed of the initiation of the King of Hanover into the Order by a Worshipful Brother , whom he had directed to attend upon the occasion , as the representative of the Grand Lodge of England . He held in his hand a letter from that Worshipful Brother , giving an account of that initiation , which ought to be entered upon the minutes , he thought . ( Hear . ) In reply to Bro . Aria ,

The Grand Master said the letter contained no allusion whatever to the reported exclusion of the Jews from the Hanoverian Lodges . REPORT OF THE BOARD OF GENERAL PURPOSES . This report was then read . It was as follows : —

To the United Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of England . The Board of General Purposes beg , in accordance with the resolution of the Special Grand Lodge on the 19 th November , to recommend that the following alteration be made in the Law relating to the General Committee at page 20 of the " Book of Constitutions : " after the words shall meet , " instead of ie on the Wednesday immediately preceding each Quarterly Communication , " insert " on the last Wednesday in January , July , and October , and in April on the Thursday next after the last Wednesday . "

And also to order , " That in future , Reports , Communications , or Documents , approved or rejected at one meeting of Grand Lodge be not read in arlenso , with the minutes at the next Grand Lodge , excepting when called for by any Brother with a view of founding some motion thereon . " The Board beg to report , that a complaint was preferred by tho Lodge of Benevolence against the W . M . of the Eastern Star Lodge , "No . 112 , which had recommended the petition of Brother Charles Hamond , late a member thereof , for relief , which Brother attended at the meetings of the Lodge of Benevolence in

December and January ; but in consequence of the non-attendance of the W . M ., or any other member of the Lodge as required by the Laws , the case of the

petitioner could not be taken into consideration . The Worshipful Master attended the Board pursuant to summons , together with his Senior Warden , and stated that he was not Master at the time , but that the last Master , Bro . E . U . Gardner , who had signed the recommendation , did attend on the first occasion ; but in consequence of tho serious illness of his Brother , he was compelled to quit before the petition of Bro . Hamond was called on . Upon the second occasion some very urgent business prevented his leaving home . The present Master promised that due attention should bo paid to tho

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ELECTION OF GRAND MASTER. Article 1
THE CANADAS. Article 2
THE EIGHT OF REPORTING IN GRAND LODGE. Article 3
NOTICE OF GRAND LODGE BUISNESS. Article 5
THE CANADIAN MOVEMENT. Article 5
THE QUARRYMAN OF ST. POINT. Article 15
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 16
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 18
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 23
METROPOLITAN. Article 40
PROVINCIAL. Article 51
ROYAL ARCH. Article 59
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 63
THE HIGH GRADES. Article 68
MARK MASONRY. Article 68
SCOTLAND. Article 69
COLONIAL Article 75
INDIA Article 79
MASONIC FESTIVITIES Article 80
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR MARCH Article 83
MASONIC ARCHITECTURE. Article 89
Obituary. Article 90
NOTICE. Article 91
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me in . . my . endeayour to discharge my duty to the best of my ability . " ( Loud applause . )

& EAND TREASUREE . Bro . Barratt proposed , and Bro . Roxburgh seconded , Bro . Tomkins as Grand Treasurer . That worthy Brother was duly elected , and proclaimed with great solemnity by Bro . Chapman . BOABD OF GENERAL PUEPOSES . The election of a memher of the Board of General Purposes , in the room of Bro . F . Burges , deceased , was the next business . The only nomination was Bro . ' Edward Roberts , W . Mv of Lodge No . 914 , New Swindon , who Was duly elected .

BOARD OF BENEVOLENCE . This report being brought up , recommending the grant of three sums of £ 50 , two of £ 30 , and one of £ 100 , to distressed Brethren or their widows , was considered and approved , with the exception of one of the votes of £ 50 being increased to £ 100 . The report concluded by stating that there was a balance in hand of £ 200 . It was ordered to be entered upon the minutes . THE KING- OE HANOVEE .

The Grand Master stated he had been officially informed of the initiation of the King of Hanover into the Order by a Worshipful Brother , whom he had directed to attend upon the occasion , as the representative of the Grand Lodge of England . He held in his hand a letter from that Worshipful Brother , giving an account of that initiation , which ought to be entered upon the minutes , he thought . ( Hear . ) In reply to Bro . Aria ,

The Grand Master said the letter contained no allusion whatever to the reported exclusion of the Jews from the Hanoverian Lodges . REPORT OF THE BOARD OF GENERAL PURPOSES . This report was then read . It was as follows : —

To the United Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of England . The Board of General Purposes beg , in accordance with the resolution of the Special Grand Lodge on the 19 th November , to recommend that the following alteration be made in the Law relating to the General Committee at page 20 of the " Book of Constitutions : " after the words shall meet , " instead of ie on the Wednesday immediately preceding each Quarterly Communication , " insert " on the last Wednesday in January , July , and October , and in April on the Thursday next after the last Wednesday . "

And also to order , " That in future , Reports , Communications , or Documents , approved or rejected at one meeting of Grand Lodge be not read in arlenso , with the minutes at the next Grand Lodge , excepting when called for by any Brother with a view of founding some motion thereon . " The Board beg to report , that a complaint was preferred by tho Lodge of Benevolence against the W . M . of the Eastern Star Lodge , "No . 112 , which had recommended the petition of Brother Charles Hamond , late a member thereof , for relief , which Brother attended at the meetings of the Lodge of Benevolence in

December and January ; but in consequence of the non-attendance of the W . M ., or any other member of the Lodge as required by the Laws , the case of the

petitioner could not be taken into consideration . The Worshipful Master attended the Board pursuant to summons , together with his Senior Warden , and stated that he was not Master at the time , but that the last Master , Bro . E . U . Gardner , who had signed the recommendation , did attend on the first occasion ; but in consequence of tho serious illness of his Brother , he was compelled to quit before the petition of Bro . Hamond was called on . Upon the second occasion some very urgent business prevented his leaving home . The present Master promised that due attention should bo paid to tho

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