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Knights Templar

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

Dorset . — -On Friday , the 16 th of October / the Provincial Grand Commander of Dorset , Sir Knt . Charles John Yigne ,. held his Grand Conclave at Weymouth , which was well attended . Among other business £ 5 from the funds of the Provincial Grand Conclave , and £ 3 from those of the All Souls' Encampment , were voted , and handed to the V . E . Prov . G . C ., to be forwarded to the Grand Chancellor of the Order towards the Indian Belief Fund .

Dudley . — -The Richard de Vernon Encampment . — -The second meeting of this Encampment was held on the 9 th October . Several Comps . were on the list for installation , but one only was present , the others being prevented attending through illness or pressing engagements . The ceremony on this occasion , as at the previous meeting , was performed by the E . G . Sir Knight Thos . James , with that ability which has ever characterized him in whatever he has undertaken in

Masonry . The V . E . Prov . Grand Commander for Staffordshire , was present , and complimented the officers on being able , at this early stage , so efficiently to discharge the duties of their respective offices . Two guineas were voted from the Alms Fund , for the relief of the widow and children of the late Sir Knight Meyrick ; and five pounds from the General Fund , for the relief of the sufferers in India .

Somersetshire . —The Provincial Grand Conclave of Somersetshire was held on Tuesday , October 20 th , at Giles ' , Castle Hotel , Taunton . The V . E . Prov . G . C , Randolph , presided , and was ably supported by the Sir Knights of the Province , in addition to whom there were present as visitors the "V . E . Prov . G . C . of Dorset , Sir Knt . Yigne , and his Deputy . After the appointment of Prov . G . Officers and other business , the Sir Knights voted a donation to the fund for the sufferers in India , and adjourned to the banquet .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

METROPOLITAN . St . Mark ' s Lodge ( No . 1 ) . —On the evening of the 14 th ult ., the Brethren of this flourishing Lodge , which may well claim the credit of reviving Mark Masonry in England , met at the Freemasons' Tavern , for the installation of Bro . Hughes , as P . W . M . for the ensuing twelve months . Never was there a fuller attendance , and among those present it was gratifying to notice not only Bro . Gaylor , G . S . E . of the Supreme Grand Chapter of Scotland , from which body St . Mark ' s Lodge holds its warrant , and Bro . Thompson , of No . 1 Chapter , Edinburgh , but also

UNDEB WARRANTS PROM THE GRAND CHAPTER OF SCOTLAND *

many Brethren who had been advanced to this beautiful Degree in other Mark Lodges springing directly from No . 1 . The presence of Bro . Gaylor was especially gratifying , as it is to his knowledge and experience of the working of the Supreme Grand Chapter of Scotland , we this side of the Tweed have to attribute , in a great degree , the successful establishment ofjthe Degree in this country . Bro . Hughes , having taken the chair in virtue of his election , proceeded in a style of impressivcness which may challenge the working of any other Lodge in the Craft , to advance four Brethren to the Mark Degree , and was throughout most ably and efficiently Heconded by his Officers . At the conclusion of the ceremony , which was rendered YOL . ITT . G E

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THE CANADAS. Article 1
ON THE UNIVERSALITY OF THE GRAND MASONIC TRIUNITY. Article 3
THE KADIRI ORDER OF EL TASAWUF IN ARABIA. Article 9
TIDINGS FROM THE CRAFT IN THE UNITED STATES Article 12
LONDON AND MIDDLESEX ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Article 14
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 19
MASONIC INCIDENT. Article 22
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 23
METROPOLITAN Article 26
PROVINCIAL Article 34
ROYAL ARCH. Article 69
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 72
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Article 73
MARK MASONRY. Article 73
SCOTLAND. Article 77
IRELAND Article 80
COLONIAL. Article 80
INDIA. Article 81
WEST INDIES Article 82
SUMMARY OE NEWS FOR OCTOBER Article 85
NOTICE. Article 91
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Knights Templar

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

Dorset . — -On Friday , the 16 th of October / the Provincial Grand Commander of Dorset , Sir Knt . Charles John Yigne ,. held his Grand Conclave at Weymouth , which was well attended . Among other business £ 5 from the funds of the Provincial Grand Conclave , and £ 3 from those of the All Souls' Encampment , were voted , and handed to the V . E . Prov . G . C ., to be forwarded to the Grand Chancellor of the Order towards the Indian Belief Fund .

Dudley . — -The Richard de Vernon Encampment . — -The second meeting of this Encampment was held on the 9 th October . Several Comps . were on the list for installation , but one only was present , the others being prevented attending through illness or pressing engagements . The ceremony on this occasion , as at the previous meeting , was performed by the E . G . Sir Knight Thos . James , with that ability which has ever characterized him in whatever he has undertaken in

Masonry . The V . E . Prov . Grand Commander for Staffordshire , was present , and complimented the officers on being able , at this early stage , so efficiently to discharge the duties of their respective offices . Two guineas were voted from the Alms Fund , for the relief of the widow and children of the late Sir Knight Meyrick ; and five pounds from the General Fund , for the relief of the sufferers in India .

Somersetshire . —The Provincial Grand Conclave of Somersetshire was held on Tuesday , October 20 th , at Giles ' , Castle Hotel , Taunton . The V . E . Prov . G . C , Randolph , presided , and was ably supported by the Sir Knights of the Province , in addition to whom there were present as visitors the "V . E . Prov . G . C . of Dorset , Sir Knt . Yigne , and his Deputy . After the appointment of Prov . G . Officers and other business , the Sir Knights voted a donation to the fund for the sufferers in India , and adjourned to the banquet .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

METROPOLITAN . St . Mark ' s Lodge ( No . 1 ) . —On the evening of the 14 th ult ., the Brethren of this flourishing Lodge , which may well claim the credit of reviving Mark Masonry in England , met at the Freemasons' Tavern , for the installation of Bro . Hughes , as P . W . M . for the ensuing twelve months . Never was there a fuller attendance , and among those present it was gratifying to notice not only Bro . Gaylor , G . S . E . of the Supreme Grand Chapter of Scotland , from which body St . Mark ' s Lodge holds its warrant , and Bro . Thompson , of No . 1 Chapter , Edinburgh , but also

UNDEB WARRANTS PROM THE GRAND CHAPTER OF SCOTLAND *

many Brethren who had been advanced to this beautiful Degree in other Mark Lodges springing directly from No . 1 . The presence of Bro . Gaylor was especially gratifying , as it is to his knowledge and experience of the working of the Supreme Grand Chapter of Scotland , we this side of the Tweed have to attribute , in a great degree , the successful establishment ofjthe Degree in this country . Bro . Hughes , having taken the chair in virtue of his election , proceeded in a style of impressivcness which may challenge the working of any other Lodge in the Craft , to advance four Brethren to the Mark Degree , and was throughout most ably and efficiently Heconded by his Officers . At the conclusion of the ceremony , which was rendered YOL . ITT . G E

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