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ancient form , and the Brethren retired to an excellent dinner . The W . M . presided , and among the visitors the Lodge was honour the presence of Bros . William Gray Clarke , the new G . Sec . ; Francis Boxburgh , W . M . No . 4 , and S . G . B . ; Frederick Slight , S . W . No . 233 . The Brethren separated at an early hour , highly delighted with the proceedings of the evening , and bade each other farewell for the season .

Albion Lodge ( No . 9 ) . —The last meeting of this Lodge for the season took place on Tuesday , May 5 , at the Freemasons' Tavern . Bro . Friend , the W . M ., presided . One initiation took place , that of Mr . ¦ ' ¦ Willie , who most felicitously acknowledged the honour done him by being received as a Brother of this excellent order . Among the visitors , we noticed Bros . Joseph Smith , No . 206 ., G . P . ; T . Mitchinson , No . 227 , and Isaacs , No . 812 : the last of whom returned thanks

for the reception the visitors had met with . Several good speeches were given during the evening , upon the excellence of the various charities ; among which we must allude to Bro . Burton , P . M ., who called the attention of the Brethren to " The Old Man ' s . Asylum" and ¦ " The Annuity Fund , " which , he regretted to say , were not so well supported as they deserved . The schools ( he said ) were well supported , as there very properly appeared a greater feeling for those institutions than the others . Still he ( Bro . Burton ) thought that those wdio had subscribed for

many years to Freemasonry should , in their old age , be cared for if they required it . Bro . J . Smith begged he might be allowed , although a visitor , to say a few words in furtherance of Bro . Burton ' s excellent remarks upon this subject . He had , with pain , witnessed something like lukewarmness as regarded these particular charities ; but he was in hopes that it arose , not from want of inclination to

serve them , as well as others , but from want of knowing more about them , and their not being brought so often to their notice . Bro . Smith , in conclusion , said that if every Lodge in London were to subscribe on e guinea annually , and each member of the Order 5 s ., he felt assured that scarcely an application for an annuity would be made unsuccessfully . The singing was under the direction of Bro . G . F . Taylor , assisted by Bro . Mitchell , Stevens , and Miss Ada Taylor .

Kent Lodge ( No . 15 ) . —This Lodge held its monthly meeting on Wednesday , May 13 , at Bro . Harris ' s , the Three Tuns Tavern , High-street , Borough , Bro . C . C . Gibbs , W . M ., in the chair . The business of the evening consisted of a passing , and the initiation of four gentlemen into the Order , the ceremonies being worked in a very admirable and efficient manner by Bro . Gibbs . There was also a presentation , by the Lodge , of a handsome F . M . ' s jewel to Bro . T . F . Trebeck ,

P . M ., for his valuable services , urbanity of manners , and integrity of conduct , in his character of Master during his year of office . It was presented by Bro . Richard Barnes , P . M ., and father of the Lodge , wdiose address was impressive and affecting , and was kindly received and acknowledged . Other matters being disposed of , the Brethren , about thirty in number , retired to an excellent banquet , prepared by Bro . Harris . The harmony of the evening was greatly enhanced by the excellent singing of Bros . Winter , Buss , and Hart .

Boyal Alpha Lodge ( No . 16 ) . —The members of this Lodge dined together at the Freemasons' Tavern , on Monday , May 11 . The banqiiet , which consisted of every delicacy of the season , was of a most recherche character , and the Lodge was honoured by the presidency of the Bight Hon . the Earl of Zetland ,

M . W . G . M . Neptune Lodge ( No . 22 ) . —The members of this Lodge closed a season of unexampled prospeidty on the evening of Thursday , the 30 th of April . Bro . Joseph Ashwell , W . M ., presided , and , aided by his Wardens , discharged the duties most efficiently . Mr . Thomas Earle and Mr . John Howell Jones were

initiated ; and Bros . Bow and Kelland were raised to the 3 rd Degree . The W . M . then addressed Bro . Theophilus Goodwin , and tendered to him the thanks of the Lodge for his excellent conduct in the chair , during the past year ; his demeanour ^ whether in conducting the business of the Lodge , or presiding at the banquet , was deserving of the highest meed of gratitude , and , in order that Bro . Goodwin should bear some solid proof of the estimation in which his services were

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MASONIC REPORTING. Article 1
THE NEW GRAND OFFICERS - WHO'S WHO? Article 3
THE VISIBLE SYMBOLISM OF FREEMASONRY , Article 9
HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 15
THE ROUGH AND PERFECT ASHLAR, Article 19
COERRSPONDENCE Article 20
MASONIC JEWEL COLLAR. Article 24
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 25
METROPOLITAN. Article 36
PROVINCIAL Article 51
ROYAL ARCH. Article 68
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 72
MARK MASONRY. Article 76
NEW MUSIC. Article 76
SCOTLAND. Article 77
IRELAND. Article 79
COLONIAL. Article 81
AMERICA. Article 84
MASONIC FESTIVITIES Article 85
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR MAY. Article 86
Obituary. Article 91
NOTICE Article 92
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Meteopoiitah.

ancient form , and the Brethren retired to an excellent dinner . The W . M . presided , and among the visitors the Lodge was honour the presence of Bros . William Gray Clarke , the new G . Sec . ; Francis Boxburgh , W . M . No . 4 , and S . G . B . ; Frederick Slight , S . W . No . 233 . The Brethren separated at an early hour , highly delighted with the proceedings of the evening , and bade each other farewell for the season .

Albion Lodge ( No . 9 ) . —The last meeting of this Lodge for the season took place on Tuesday , May 5 , at the Freemasons' Tavern . Bro . Friend , the W . M ., presided . One initiation took place , that of Mr . ¦ ' ¦ Willie , who most felicitously acknowledged the honour done him by being received as a Brother of this excellent order . Among the visitors , we noticed Bros . Joseph Smith , No . 206 ., G . P . ; T . Mitchinson , No . 227 , and Isaacs , No . 812 : the last of whom returned thanks

for the reception the visitors had met with . Several good speeches were given during the evening , upon the excellence of the various charities ; among which we must allude to Bro . Burton , P . M ., who called the attention of the Brethren to " The Old Man ' s . Asylum" and ¦ " The Annuity Fund , " which , he regretted to say , were not so well supported as they deserved . The schools ( he said ) were well supported , as there very properly appeared a greater feeling for those institutions than the others . Still he ( Bro . Burton ) thought that those wdio had subscribed for

many years to Freemasonry should , in their old age , be cared for if they required it . Bro . J . Smith begged he might be allowed , although a visitor , to say a few words in furtherance of Bro . Burton ' s excellent remarks upon this subject . He had , with pain , witnessed something like lukewarmness as regarded these particular charities ; but he was in hopes that it arose , not from want of inclination to

serve them , as well as others , but from want of knowing more about them , and their not being brought so often to their notice . Bro . Smith , in conclusion , said that if every Lodge in London were to subscribe on e guinea annually , and each member of the Order 5 s ., he felt assured that scarcely an application for an annuity would be made unsuccessfully . The singing was under the direction of Bro . G . F . Taylor , assisted by Bro . Mitchell , Stevens , and Miss Ada Taylor .

Kent Lodge ( No . 15 ) . —This Lodge held its monthly meeting on Wednesday , May 13 , at Bro . Harris ' s , the Three Tuns Tavern , High-street , Borough , Bro . C . C . Gibbs , W . M ., in the chair . The business of the evening consisted of a passing , and the initiation of four gentlemen into the Order , the ceremonies being worked in a very admirable and efficient manner by Bro . Gibbs . There was also a presentation , by the Lodge , of a handsome F . M . ' s jewel to Bro . T . F . Trebeck ,

P . M ., for his valuable services , urbanity of manners , and integrity of conduct , in his character of Master during his year of office . It was presented by Bro . Richard Barnes , P . M ., and father of the Lodge , wdiose address was impressive and affecting , and was kindly received and acknowledged . Other matters being disposed of , the Brethren , about thirty in number , retired to an excellent banquet , prepared by Bro . Harris . The harmony of the evening was greatly enhanced by the excellent singing of Bros . Winter , Buss , and Hart .

Boyal Alpha Lodge ( No . 16 ) . —The members of this Lodge dined together at the Freemasons' Tavern , on Monday , May 11 . The banqiiet , which consisted of every delicacy of the season , was of a most recherche character , and the Lodge was honoured by the presidency of the Bight Hon . the Earl of Zetland ,

M . W . G . M . Neptune Lodge ( No . 22 ) . —The members of this Lodge closed a season of unexampled prospeidty on the evening of Thursday , the 30 th of April . Bro . Joseph Ashwell , W . M ., presided , and , aided by his Wardens , discharged the duties most efficiently . Mr . Thomas Earle and Mr . John Howell Jones were

initiated ; and Bros . Bow and Kelland were raised to the 3 rd Degree . The W . M . then addressed Bro . Theophilus Goodwin , and tendered to him the thanks of the Lodge for his excellent conduct in the chair , during the past year ; his demeanour ^ whether in conducting the business of the Lodge , or presiding at the banquet , was deserving of the highest meed of gratitude , and , in order that Bro . Goodwin should bear some solid proof of the estimation in which his services were

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