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which the Bishop had from the beginning given to carrying out the object of the day ' s proceedings . A collection was then made , and the liberal amount of £ 37 . 10 s . was received . The procession accompanied the Masons to their Lodge , and thence to the Town Hall , where it broke up .

Before forming the procession in the morning , and before the Lodge was closed , the R . W ; Prov . G . M . appointed Bro . Wastfield Prov . G . Organist , and Bro . G . L . Howells , W . M . of No . 969 , Bro . G . Rees , of same Lodge , and Bro . B . Jones , P . M ., Prov . G . Stewards . After the return of the Brethren from their pleasing duties at the Infirmary , the St . Peter ' s Lodge _ gave a Grand Banquet ( which was served up in Bro . Rees ' s usual good style ) y at which the R , W , Prov , G . M . presided . Several visitors were present , and were treated with all that hospitality for which the St . Peter ' s Lodge is so famous . —The whole of the arrangements were under the direction of Bro .

William Morris , W . Be G . Warren , W . H . Cole , B . Jones , C . E . Lewis , and C . Morgan , and the evening passed off with such eclat that the Prov . G . M ., in rising , said he had never spent so pleasant an evening ; and the whole of the Brethren present expressed their great obligation to the Stewards for the manner in which the entire arrangements had been conducted / That great desideratum , music , Was not forgotten and , Bro . Hauptmann having kindly lent his pianoforte for the occasion , he and Bro . Wast field , as well as numerous other Brethren , delighted the large company present with some excellent singing and playing . Altogether , the evening passed off so well that it was with reluctance we heard the final

toast" Happy to meet-Sorry to part-i-Happy to meet again . "

ST AEEORD SHIRE . Burslem . — Sutherland Lodge ( No . 660 ) . —A Lodge of Emergency was held at the George Hotel , Burslem , on the 16 th May , the W . M . Bro . Sargeant presiding . The minutes of the last Lodge being read and confirmed , the W . M . proceeded to initiate Mr . Samuel Harper , a candidate , into the mysteries of the Order . The very able and impressive manner in which the duties of the Lodge are conducted

on every occasion by the W . M . elicited from the Brethren high commendation . A notice of motion having been given at the last monthly meeting , to the effect that the Lodge should be removed to the new Town Hall , the W . M ., in a few clear and concise remarks , pointed out how the advantages and interests of the Lodge would be forwarded , and the beneficial results that would accrue to Masonry generally ; and , after paying a well-deserved compliment to Bro . Blake , of the George Hotel , for the kindness and attention constantly manifested , a

motion was made and carried unanimously , that the Lodge be forthwith removed to the Town Hall . A letter having been received and read from the B . Prov . G . M ., inclosing an extract from a letter from the Prov . G . M . to the effect that the meeting of the G . Prov . Lodge should be held in Burslem about the middle of July , a Committee of General Purposes was appointed to carry out the necessary arrangements in a manner worthy of the Lodge and the Brethren generally . In connection with the removal of the Lodge , Bro . Robinson , the talented architect

of the new Town Hall , Burslem , just finished , as also of the new Town Hall , Tunstall , in course of erection , having , at the request of the Brethren , kindly promised on a former occasion to supply plans and sketches for furniture for the new Lodge-room , produced the same for the inspection of the W . M . and Brethren . The plans , sketches , & c , showed , from the artistic skill and Masonic knowledge combined , that Bro . Robinson had bestowed great attention on the

task undertaken by him , as , although the designs were highly original , still they were also strictly Masonic . The final arrangement was left to the Committee of General Purposes , and a vote of thanks passed to Bro . Robinson . The Lodge was then closed in due form by the W . M ., and the Brethren retired to refreshment , provided in his usual manner by Bro . Blake . The customary loyal and Masonic toasts were severally given and responded to , and , at the conclusion , the YOL . III . 3 tt

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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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which the Bishop had from the beginning given to carrying out the object of the day ' s proceedings . A collection was then made , and the liberal amount of £ 37 . 10 s . was received . The procession accompanied the Masons to their Lodge , and thence to the Town Hall , where it broke up .

Before forming the procession in the morning , and before the Lodge was closed , the R . W ; Prov . G . M . appointed Bro . Wastfield Prov . G . Organist , and Bro . G . L . Howells , W . M . of No . 969 , Bro . G . Rees , of same Lodge , and Bro . B . Jones , P . M ., Prov . G . Stewards . After the return of the Brethren from their pleasing duties at the Infirmary , the St . Peter ' s Lodge _ gave a Grand Banquet ( which was served up in Bro . Rees ' s usual good style ) y at which the R , W , Prov , G . M . presided . Several visitors were present , and were treated with all that hospitality for which the St . Peter ' s Lodge is so famous . —The whole of the arrangements were under the direction of Bro .

William Morris , W . Be G . Warren , W . H . Cole , B . Jones , C . E . Lewis , and C . Morgan , and the evening passed off with such eclat that the Prov . G . M ., in rising , said he had never spent so pleasant an evening ; and the whole of the Brethren present expressed their great obligation to the Stewards for the manner in which the entire arrangements had been conducted / That great desideratum , music , Was not forgotten and , Bro . Hauptmann having kindly lent his pianoforte for the occasion , he and Bro . Wast field , as well as numerous other Brethren , delighted the large company present with some excellent singing and playing . Altogether , the evening passed off so well that it was with reluctance we heard the final

toast" Happy to meet-Sorry to part-i-Happy to meet again . "

ST AEEORD SHIRE . Burslem . — Sutherland Lodge ( No . 660 ) . —A Lodge of Emergency was held at the George Hotel , Burslem , on the 16 th May , the W . M . Bro . Sargeant presiding . The minutes of the last Lodge being read and confirmed , the W . M . proceeded to initiate Mr . Samuel Harper , a candidate , into the mysteries of the Order . The very able and impressive manner in which the duties of the Lodge are conducted

on every occasion by the W . M . elicited from the Brethren high commendation . A notice of motion having been given at the last monthly meeting , to the effect that the Lodge should be removed to the new Town Hall , the W . M ., in a few clear and concise remarks , pointed out how the advantages and interests of the Lodge would be forwarded , and the beneficial results that would accrue to Masonry generally ; and , after paying a well-deserved compliment to Bro . Blake , of the George Hotel , for the kindness and attention constantly manifested , a

motion was made and carried unanimously , that the Lodge be forthwith removed to the Town Hall . A letter having been received and read from the B . Prov . G . M ., inclosing an extract from a letter from the Prov . G . M . to the effect that the meeting of the G . Prov . Lodge should be held in Burslem about the middle of July , a Committee of General Purposes was appointed to carry out the necessary arrangements in a manner worthy of the Lodge and the Brethren generally . In connection with the removal of the Lodge , Bro . Robinson , the talented architect

of the new Town Hall , Burslem , just finished , as also of the new Town Hall , Tunstall , in course of erection , having , at the request of the Brethren , kindly promised on a former occasion to supply plans and sketches for furniture for the new Lodge-room , produced the same for the inspection of the W . M . and Brethren . The plans , sketches , & c , showed , from the artistic skill and Masonic knowledge combined , that Bro . Robinson had bestowed great attention on the

task undertaken by him , as , although the designs were highly original , still they were also strictly Masonic . The final arrangement was left to the Committee of General Purposes , and a vote of thanks passed to Bro . Robinson . The Lodge was then closed in due form by the W . M ., and the Brethren retired to refreshment , provided in his usual manner by Bro . Blake . The customary loyal and Masonic toasts were severally given and responded to , and , at the conclusion , the YOL . III . 3 tt

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