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in token of their approbation of his efficient services , while presiding over them as First Principal , 1856 ;" British Chapter ( No . 8 ) . —This distinguished Chapter met at the Freemasons ' Tavern on Friday , 6 th March ; Comp ; Stohwasser , P . Z ., was inducted into the chair of the First Principal for the ensuing year ; and Comp . Ridgway was installed as I . by Comp . Gibson , P . Z . Comp . Wellington Yallance was invested as S . E ., Else N . Pepper , P . S ; Pro . Harris , of the British Lodge , was exalted to this Sublime Degree . JFhe Chapter marked its sense of the eminent services of Comp . Stohwasser during the past year by presenting him with a handsome Past Principal ' s Jewel .

Robekt Buknts Chapter ( No . 25 ) . —A convocation of this excellent and numerous Chapterwas holden at the Freemasons ' Tavern on Monday , the 23 rd March , when Comp . W . Watson , P . Z ., in the unavoidable absence of Comp . Elmett Robinson , exalted Comps . Marcius and Braham into the Supreme Degree . Comps . Kirby , Carpenter , and Allen were then respectively installed as First , Second , and Third Principals ; but having all previously passed the chair in the Gravesend Lodge , the ceremonies were shorn of much of their impressiveness . The other Officers were -invested as follows : — - Comps . Wm . Blackburn , Treas . ; Tombleson , Scribe E . :

Hewlett , N . ; Frampton , P . Soj . ; C . W . Harrison and Collard , Assist . Soj s . On the motion of Comp . Tombleson , seconded by Comp . Blackburn , it was unanimously resolved , that Comp . Watson be elected an honorary member , in testimony of his long and important services to the Chapter in the obtaining the Charter , of which he was mainly influential . A P . Z . Jewel was also voted to Comp . Elmett Robinson , for his attention to the duties of his office and interests of the

Chapter during the past year . The Comps ., to the number of nearly 40 , afterwards supped together , and spent a very pleasant evening , which was much heightened by the vocal exertions of Comps . Genge and Lawler , who visited the Chapter . Amongst the other visitors we observed Comps . Jos . Smith , G . Dir , Cer . ; T . A . Adams , Z . elect , of No . 206 ; Norman , Copus , and others .

Mount Sign Chapter ( No . 169 ) . —At a Convocation holden on Monday , the 23 rd of March , at Radley ' s Hotel ( present—Comps . Henry Muggeridge , as M . E . Z . ; R . Sharpe , H . ; J . Johnston , J . ; and others ) , a communication from Comp . Steele , M . E . Z ., was read , regretting that illness alone prevented his attendance on the duties of his office . A ballot was taken for the admission to the Royal Arch Degree of Bro . John S . Boughey , of Lodge No . 22 , which being in his favour he was admitted and exalted into this Sublime Degree , by the Acting First Principal Comp . How , P . Z ., performing the duties of P . S . in the

absence of Comp . Spooner . After the discharge of the several duties of the Chapter the Companions adjourned to the banquet . The M . E . Z . pro tern ., in proposing the health and a welcome to Comp . Boughey , congratulated the Chapter on the accession of that worthy Brother to the Chapter , as his assiduity and attainments in Craft Masonry afforded great promise of his diligence in the superior rank he had that night attained ; and he mentioned that Comp . Boughey had undertaken to work one of the sections at the anniversary meeting of the Lodge of Instruction connected with the Lodge of Stability on the 24 th of April .

Donatio Chapter , No . 206 . —On Thursday Evening , the 26 th March , the installation of Officers in this Chapter , took place at the Falcon Tavern , Fetter-lane , when Comp . T . A . Adams was installed into the chair , as M . E . Z ., by Comp . Crawley ; Comp . Thompson , into the chair of II . by the M . E . Z . ; and Comp . Slmry , into the chair of J . by Comp . Watson . The other officers are as follow : — Comp . Bone , P . Soj . ; Comps . Tyrrallaud Suter , Ast . Soj . ; Comp . Odell , N . ; Comp . Blunt was duly elected as Janitor . Bro , J . R . Smith , of No . 196 , and Bro . Dixon , of No . 203 , were ably exalted by the M . E . Z . At the close of the business , the Comps . retired to a most excellent banquet , provided by Comp . Ireland . The visitors who were present on the occasions , were Comps . Kirby , Watson , Crawley , Daly , Blackburn , Couchman / Potter , Lee , & c , & c . Everything passed off throughout the evening with the utmost eclat .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-04-01, Page 60” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 23 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01041857/page/60/.
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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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Eoyal Arch.

in token of their approbation of his efficient services , while presiding over them as First Principal , 1856 ;" British Chapter ( No . 8 ) . —This distinguished Chapter met at the Freemasons ' Tavern on Friday , 6 th March ; Comp ; Stohwasser , P . Z ., was inducted into the chair of the First Principal for the ensuing year ; and Comp . Ridgway was installed as I . by Comp . Gibson , P . Z . Comp . Wellington Yallance was invested as S . E ., Else N . Pepper , P . S ; Pro . Harris , of the British Lodge , was exalted to this Sublime Degree . JFhe Chapter marked its sense of the eminent services of Comp . Stohwasser during the past year by presenting him with a handsome Past Principal ' s Jewel .

Robekt Buknts Chapter ( No . 25 ) . —A convocation of this excellent and numerous Chapterwas holden at the Freemasons ' Tavern on Monday , the 23 rd March , when Comp . W . Watson , P . Z ., in the unavoidable absence of Comp . Elmett Robinson , exalted Comps . Marcius and Braham into the Supreme Degree . Comps . Kirby , Carpenter , and Allen were then respectively installed as First , Second , and Third Principals ; but having all previously passed the chair in the Gravesend Lodge , the ceremonies were shorn of much of their impressiveness . The other Officers were -invested as follows : — - Comps . Wm . Blackburn , Treas . ; Tombleson , Scribe E . :

Hewlett , N . ; Frampton , P . Soj . ; C . W . Harrison and Collard , Assist . Soj s . On the motion of Comp . Tombleson , seconded by Comp . Blackburn , it was unanimously resolved , that Comp . Watson be elected an honorary member , in testimony of his long and important services to the Chapter in the obtaining the Charter , of which he was mainly influential . A P . Z . Jewel was also voted to Comp . Elmett Robinson , for his attention to the duties of his office and interests of the

Chapter during the past year . The Comps ., to the number of nearly 40 , afterwards supped together , and spent a very pleasant evening , which was much heightened by the vocal exertions of Comps . Genge and Lawler , who visited the Chapter . Amongst the other visitors we observed Comps . Jos . Smith , G . Dir , Cer . ; T . A . Adams , Z . elect , of No . 206 ; Norman , Copus , and others .

Mount Sign Chapter ( No . 169 ) . —At a Convocation holden on Monday , the 23 rd of March , at Radley ' s Hotel ( present—Comps . Henry Muggeridge , as M . E . Z . ; R . Sharpe , H . ; J . Johnston , J . ; and others ) , a communication from Comp . Steele , M . E . Z ., was read , regretting that illness alone prevented his attendance on the duties of his office . A ballot was taken for the admission to the Royal Arch Degree of Bro . John S . Boughey , of Lodge No . 22 , which being in his favour he was admitted and exalted into this Sublime Degree , by the Acting First Principal Comp . How , P . Z ., performing the duties of P . S . in the

absence of Comp . Spooner . After the discharge of the several duties of the Chapter the Companions adjourned to the banquet . The M . E . Z . pro tern ., in proposing the health and a welcome to Comp . Boughey , congratulated the Chapter on the accession of that worthy Brother to the Chapter , as his assiduity and attainments in Craft Masonry afforded great promise of his diligence in the superior rank he had that night attained ; and he mentioned that Comp . Boughey had undertaken to work one of the sections at the anniversary meeting of the Lodge of Instruction connected with the Lodge of Stability on the 24 th of April .

Donatio Chapter , No . 206 . —On Thursday Evening , the 26 th March , the installation of Officers in this Chapter , took place at the Falcon Tavern , Fetter-lane , when Comp . T . A . Adams was installed into the chair , as M . E . Z ., by Comp . Crawley ; Comp . Thompson , into the chair of II . by the M . E . Z . ; and Comp . Slmry , into the chair of J . by Comp . Watson . The other officers are as follow : — Comp . Bone , P . Soj . ; Comps . Tyrrallaud Suter , Ast . Soj . ; Comp . Odell , N . ; Comp . Blunt was duly elected as Janitor . Bro , J . R . Smith , of No . 196 , and Bro . Dixon , of No . 203 , were ably exalted by the M . E . Z . At the close of the business , the Comps . retired to a most excellent banquet , provided by Comp . Ireland . The visitors who were present on the occasions , were Comps . Kirby , Watson , Crawley , Daly , Blackburn , Couchman / Potter , Lee , & c , & c . Everything passed off throughout the evening with the utmost eclat .

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