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them that it wduld ever be his greatest pride to maintain and merit a continuance of their kindness . Bro . John Hervey would not have ventured to ask the R . W . G . M . to allow him to propose a toast , did he not feel that it was one which would be most cordially responded to . Coming down a stranger to Sussex , and attending for the first time their Prov . Grand Lodge , he could not fail to be delighted at the manner

in which the business was performed , and in witnessing the true principles of Masonry and charity which existed amongst them . On a recent occasion he had heard their Rev . Bro . Cox , G . Chap ., say that charity did not consist only in alms * giving , but that without mutual forbearance and friendliness one to another they could not be said to be in possession of that -virtue ; right glad was he to find that in Sussex that principle was not forgotten , and that the R . W . D . Prov . G . M . had the gratification of presiding over a united and happy Province . The toast which

he had to propose was one in which he believed every Brother present , with the exception of himself and Bro . Warren , must feel a deep interest , it being " Prosperity to the Prov . Grand Lodge of Sussex . " ( Applause . ) He proposed it in all sincerity of heart , and he had no doubt in future years , should he again have the happiness to be present , that he would find its resources more developed , though he was sure it could not be conducted in a happier spirit . The toast having been drunk with loud applause , (

The D . Prov . G . M . would now ask them to drink to the c Health of the Prov . G . Ws . " He was sure , from the manner in which they had filled other offices in Masonry , and the zeal they had ever shown for the promotion of Freemasonry in Sussex , that he should be well supported by them , during the coming year , in maintaining and upholding the prosperity of the Grand Lodge . Bro . Dalbiac , P . Prov . S . G . W ., returned thanks , and assured the D . Prov . G . M . and the Brethen , that it would be the greatest pride of himself and his Bro .. J . W .

to do their utmost , in co-operation with the D . Prov . G . M ., to promote the prosperity of the Lodge and the Craft . ¦ D GM " " * . The . Prov . .. next gave the Health of the Visitors , coupled with the name of Bro . Henry G . Warren , to which the latter briefly responded , assuring the Brethrea , that whether in his place in Grand Lodge , or through his connection with the Freemasons' Magazine , it would always be his endeavour to support the honour of the Craft , the independence of its members , and the prosperity of its charities .

The " Health of the Prov . Grand Lodge , past and present , " was then given , and acknowledged by Bro . Verrall ; followed by the " South Saxon Lodge , " responded to by Bro . Dalbiac , who returned thanks to the Brethren of the Province , especially of Brighton , for the kind assistance afforded them in restoring the Lodge to prosperity ; the " Union Lodge of Chichester , " replied to by Bro . Powell , Prov . S . G . D . ; the " Derwent Lodge , Hastings , " for-which Bro . Bannister , P . M ., returned thanks ; and the < e Royal York Lodge , Brighton , " under whose auspices they were to meet next year .

Bro . Bacon , W . M . and Prov . J . G . W ., returned thanks for the last-named toast , and stated , to show how well the Royal York Lodge had endeavoured to support the charities of the Order , that on the occasion of the Festival of the Girls' School , to which Bro . Hervey had alluded , the list of the Steward of the Royal York ( the indefatigable P . M . Bro . W . R . Wood ) amounted to no less than £ 113 ; and on a subsequent Festival for the Benevolent Institution , the list of their Steward ( Bro . Wheeler , P . G . Steward ) amounted to £ 85 . He could assure the Brethren that the Royal York would do their best to make them happy next

year . The healths of the Stewards , and one or two other toasts , having been drunk , the Brethren separated ; the speeches of the evening having been interspersed with some excellent singing . Brighton . —Royal Yorh Lodge ( No . 394 ) . —The members of the Lodge held their monthly meeting on Tuesday , September 8 th , Bro . John Baeon , W . M ., in the chair . The Lodge was opened in due form , when a ballot was taken for Mr . Wm . Curtis and Mr , Goodchild , both being elected . The W . M . raised Bro ,

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GRAND LODGE AND THE CANADAS. Article 1
CHIVALRY. Article 4
THE STRANGER, THE FATHERLESS, AND THE WIDOW. Article 12
MASONIC EXCURSION TO BOSLIN CASTLE. Article 13
CORRESPONDENCE Article 27
THE SPIRIT OF MASONRY. Article 31
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 32
METROPOLITAN. Article 45
PROVINCIAL. Article 47
ROYAL ARCH. Article 61
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Article 62
MARK MASONRY Article 62
SCOTLAND Article 66
COLONIAL. Article 68
AMERICA Article 73
INDIA. Article 74
The choice of Smyrna as a site for a British hospital during the late war has been, under Providence* the means of planting Masonry in a truly rich soil. Amongst the civil and military staff attached to the important station were a few most zealous Brethren, who, under great difficulties, managed to muster enough to work: as a Lodge of Instruction, as often a quiet evening could be taken from the urgent duties of the hospital. One by one Brethren were discovered, of various languages and nationalities; but so powerful had been the social persecution—to TURKEY. Article 76
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER Article 76
Obituary. Article 80
NOTICE. Article 83
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them that it wduld ever be his greatest pride to maintain and merit a continuance of their kindness . Bro . John Hervey would not have ventured to ask the R . W . G . M . to allow him to propose a toast , did he not feel that it was one which would be most cordially responded to . Coming down a stranger to Sussex , and attending for the first time their Prov . Grand Lodge , he could not fail to be delighted at the manner

in which the business was performed , and in witnessing the true principles of Masonry and charity which existed amongst them . On a recent occasion he had heard their Rev . Bro . Cox , G . Chap ., say that charity did not consist only in alms * giving , but that without mutual forbearance and friendliness one to another they could not be said to be in possession of that -virtue ; right glad was he to find that in Sussex that principle was not forgotten , and that the R . W . D . Prov . G . M . had the gratification of presiding over a united and happy Province . The toast which

he had to propose was one in which he believed every Brother present , with the exception of himself and Bro . Warren , must feel a deep interest , it being " Prosperity to the Prov . Grand Lodge of Sussex . " ( Applause . ) He proposed it in all sincerity of heart , and he had no doubt in future years , should he again have the happiness to be present , that he would find its resources more developed , though he was sure it could not be conducted in a happier spirit . The toast having been drunk with loud applause , (

The D . Prov . G . M . would now ask them to drink to the c Health of the Prov . G . Ws . " He was sure , from the manner in which they had filled other offices in Masonry , and the zeal they had ever shown for the promotion of Freemasonry in Sussex , that he should be well supported by them , during the coming year , in maintaining and upholding the prosperity of the Grand Lodge . Bro . Dalbiac , P . Prov . S . G . W ., returned thanks , and assured the D . Prov . G . M . and the Brethen , that it would be the greatest pride of himself and his Bro .. J . W .

to do their utmost , in co-operation with the D . Prov . G . M ., to promote the prosperity of the Lodge and the Craft . ¦ D GM " " * . The . Prov . .. next gave the Health of the Visitors , coupled with the name of Bro . Henry G . Warren , to which the latter briefly responded , assuring the Brethrea , that whether in his place in Grand Lodge , or through his connection with the Freemasons' Magazine , it would always be his endeavour to support the honour of the Craft , the independence of its members , and the prosperity of its charities .

The " Health of the Prov . Grand Lodge , past and present , " was then given , and acknowledged by Bro . Verrall ; followed by the " South Saxon Lodge , " responded to by Bro . Dalbiac , who returned thanks to the Brethren of the Province , especially of Brighton , for the kind assistance afforded them in restoring the Lodge to prosperity ; the " Union Lodge of Chichester , " replied to by Bro . Powell , Prov . S . G . D . ; the " Derwent Lodge , Hastings , " for-which Bro . Bannister , P . M ., returned thanks ; and the < e Royal York Lodge , Brighton , " under whose auspices they were to meet next year .

Bro . Bacon , W . M . and Prov . J . G . W ., returned thanks for the last-named toast , and stated , to show how well the Royal York Lodge had endeavoured to support the charities of the Order , that on the occasion of the Festival of the Girls' School , to which Bro . Hervey had alluded , the list of the Steward of the Royal York ( the indefatigable P . M . Bro . W . R . Wood ) amounted to no less than £ 113 ; and on a subsequent Festival for the Benevolent Institution , the list of their Steward ( Bro . Wheeler , P . G . Steward ) amounted to £ 85 . He could assure the Brethren that the Royal York would do their best to make them happy next

year . The healths of the Stewards , and one or two other toasts , having been drunk , the Brethren separated ; the speeches of the evening having been interspersed with some excellent singing . Brighton . —Royal Yorh Lodge ( No . 394 ) . —The members of the Lodge held their monthly meeting on Tuesday , September 8 th , Bro . John Baeon , W . M ., in the chair . The Lodge was opened in due form , when a ballot was taken for Mr . Wm . Curtis and Mr , Goodchild , both being elected . The W . M . raised Bro ,

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