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J . W . ; C . A . Ad ^ amson , Sec . ; J . D . Brown , S . D . ; W . C . H . Willems , J . D . ; W . Twizell , J . G . William Blackwood , P . M ., was unanimouslyelected Treasurer by the Brethren . Bro . Fenwick has received this unusual honour from his Brethren , partly as a graceful acknowledgment for the exertions he has used for the benefit of the Lodge whilst in possession of the chair , St . George ' s Lodge never having been in so flourishing a condition as during the last two years , and

partly on account of a case of suspension of one of the Brethren , on which the decision of the W . M . the G . M . may yet be required . The regular meetings of this Lodge are held on the first Monday in every month . Hartlepool . —The Brethren of the St . Helen ' s Lodge , No . 774 , held their annual festival on Friday , the 29 th December . The Brethren assembled in the

Lodge Boom , King ' s Head Hotel , at three o ' clock in the afternoon , for the purpose of installing the W . M . Bro . H . A . Hammerbom , who then appointed Bros . T . Marshall , S . W . ; G . Moore , J . W . ; W . J . Hodgson , P . M . ; H . Hansen , Treas . ; T . W . Hearon , Sec . ; M . Child , S . D . ; T . Cockburn , J . D . ; J . Gaskell , I . G . ; G . Sanderson and B . Wilson , Stewards ; and J . Lundy , Tyler . In the course of the evening the W . M . presented Bro . W . J . Hodgson with a P . M . ' s jewel which had been unanimously voted to him for his strict attention to the duties of the Lodge , and the general courtesy shown to the Brethren during the term of his office . The proceedings of the evening were spent with a cordiality of feeling which peculiarly characterizes the social meetings of the mystic Brotherhood .

HEBTFOBDSHIBE . Berkhampstead Lodge , No . 742 . — -The first meeting of this Lodge for the present year was held on Wednesday , January 3 , at the King ' s Arms Hotel . The chief business of the day was the Installation of the W . M ., Bro . F . B . Harvey , which ceremony was performed by Bro . J . How , P . M ., No . 82 , Prov ; G . D . C ., Surrey . The W . M . appointed Bro . C . H . Law , S . W . ; and Bro . Thaine , J . W . After the banquet , Bro . B . L . Wilson , the Treas ., on behalf of the Lodge , and in acknowledgment of the * able manner and truly Masonic spirit , in which Bro . A . L . Bellinger had presided over the Lodge for the past year , presented that Bro . with

a most elegant testimonial , m the torm ot aJ . U . W . jewel , ot the Province oi Herts ; the taste displayed by Bro . Thearle in its manufacture was the theme of universal praise . Among the visitors on the occasion was , the V . W . Bro . T . A . Ward , Prov . D . G . M . of Herts , who , in acknowledging the toast of the M . W . the Prov . G . M ., said he was deputed to confer on a member of the Berkhampstead Lodge the office of S . G . W . which had been vacated by the promotion of Bro . Bellinger , and he accordingly presented it to Bro . C . H . Law , the S . W . of the Lodge . The excellent arrangements of the Hotel , since its restoration under Bro . Softlaw ' s management , contribute to render this Lodge one of the most flourishing in the Province . 0

KENT . Gravesend . —Lodge of Freedom , No . 91 , and Lodge of Sympathy , No . 709 , met on Monday , December 18 th , 1854 , at Wale ' s Hotel ; the former for a threefold , and the latter for a twofold purpose . The first was for the transaction of the monthly business ; the second for the annual banquet of the Lodge of Instruction ; and the third for the Presentation of a handsome silver Tea-Service . The Lodge of Freedom was opened at six o ' clock , by Bro . F . Southgate , W . M . : there were present , Bros . W . T . Dobson , Mayor , and P . P . J . G . W . ; G . E .

Sharland , P . P . G . S . W . ; J . J . Nickoll , P . P . G . S . ; and G . Gore , P . P . G-. S . ; and about twenty of the Brethren . The business consisted of one Baising , one Passing , and one Initiation ; by the request of the W . M ., the two former were performed by Bro . H . W . Moore , P . P . J . G . D ., in his usual style and ability ; by permission of the W . M ., Bro . G . Gore , P . M ., No . 709 , and P . P . G . S ., initiated Mr . T . Halsey , which was ably performed , and received the thanks of the P . P . G .-Officers . We hope that the W . M ; will continue to manifest the same zeal for the Craft which was apparent on this occasion , and he will become one of its

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Obituary Article 60
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION. Article 59
ERRATA. Article 64
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 22
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS . Article 24
THE PRINCIPLES OP MASONRY. Article 9
KNIGHT TEMPLARISM. Article 48
MASONIC CURIOSITIES. Article 13
LAYS OF THE WAR. BY BBO. G. K. GILLESPIE, A.M. Article 18
CORRESPONDENCE Article 20
REVELATIONS OF A SQUAREE.* Article 1
PATRIOTIC FUND. Article 24
METROPOLITAN. Article 25
LANCASHIRE. Article 34
PROVINCIAL. Article 29
IRELAND. Article 53
INDIA. Article 55
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. Article 57
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 60
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 61
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J . W . ; C . A . Ad ^ amson , Sec . ; J . D . Brown , S . D . ; W . C . H . Willems , J . D . ; W . Twizell , J . G . William Blackwood , P . M ., was unanimouslyelected Treasurer by the Brethren . Bro . Fenwick has received this unusual honour from his Brethren , partly as a graceful acknowledgment for the exertions he has used for the benefit of the Lodge whilst in possession of the chair , St . George ' s Lodge never having been in so flourishing a condition as during the last two years , and

partly on account of a case of suspension of one of the Brethren , on which the decision of the W . M . the G . M . may yet be required . The regular meetings of this Lodge are held on the first Monday in every month . Hartlepool . —The Brethren of the St . Helen ' s Lodge , No . 774 , held their annual festival on Friday , the 29 th December . The Brethren assembled in the

Lodge Boom , King ' s Head Hotel , at three o ' clock in the afternoon , for the purpose of installing the W . M . Bro . H . A . Hammerbom , who then appointed Bros . T . Marshall , S . W . ; G . Moore , J . W . ; W . J . Hodgson , P . M . ; H . Hansen , Treas . ; T . W . Hearon , Sec . ; M . Child , S . D . ; T . Cockburn , J . D . ; J . Gaskell , I . G . ; G . Sanderson and B . Wilson , Stewards ; and J . Lundy , Tyler . In the course of the evening the W . M . presented Bro . W . J . Hodgson with a P . M . ' s jewel which had been unanimously voted to him for his strict attention to the duties of the Lodge , and the general courtesy shown to the Brethren during the term of his office . The proceedings of the evening were spent with a cordiality of feeling which peculiarly characterizes the social meetings of the mystic Brotherhood .

HEBTFOBDSHIBE . Berkhampstead Lodge , No . 742 . — -The first meeting of this Lodge for the present year was held on Wednesday , January 3 , at the King ' s Arms Hotel . The chief business of the day was the Installation of the W . M ., Bro . F . B . Harvey , which ceremony was performed by Bro . J . How , P . M ., No . 82 , Prov ; G . D . C ., Surrey . The W . M . appointed Bro . C . H . Law , S . W . ; and Bro . Thaine , J . W . After the banquet , Bro . B . L . Wilson , the Treas ., on behalf of the Lodge , and in acknowledgment of the * able manner and truly Masonic spirit , in which Bro . A . L . Bellinger had presided over the Lodge for the past year , presented that Bro . with

a most elegant testimonial , m the torm ot aJ . U . W . jewel , ot the Province oi Herts ; the taste displayed by Bro . Thearle in its manufacture was the theme of universal praise . Among the visitors on the occasion was , the V . W . Bro . T . A . Ward , Prov . D . G . M . of Herts , who , in acknowledging the toast of the M . W . the Prov . G . M ., said he was deputed to confer on a member of the Berkhampstead Lodge the office of S . G . W . which had been vacated by the promotion of Bro . Bellinger , and he accordingly presented it to Bro . C . H . Law , the S . W . of the Lodge . The excellent arrangements of the Hotel , since its restoration under Bro . Softlaw ' s management , contribute to render this Lodge one of the most flourishing in the Province . 0

KENT . Gravesend . —Lodge of Freedom , No . 91 , and Lodge of Sympathy , No . 709 , met on Monday , December 18 th , 1854 , at Wale ' s Hotel ; the former for a threefold , and the latter for a twofold purpose . The first was for the transaction of the monthly business ; the second for the annual banquet of the Lodge of Instruction ; and the third for the Presentation of a handsome silver Tea-Service . The Lodge of Freedom was opened at six o ' clock , by Bro . F . Southgate , W . M . : there were present , Bros . W . T . Dobson , Mayor , and P . P . J . G . W . ; G . E .

Sharland , P . P . G . S . W . ; J . J . Nickoll , P . P . G . S . ; and G . Gore , P . P . G-. S . ; and about twenty of the Brethren . The business consisted of one Baising , one Passing , and one Initiation ; by the request of the W . M ., the two former were performed by Bro . H . W . Moore , P . P . J . G . D ., in his usual style and ability ; by permission of the W . M ., Bro . G . Gore , P . M ., No . 709 , and P . P . G . S ., initiated Mr . T . Halsey , which was ably performed , and received the thanks of the P . P . G .-Officers . We hope that the W . M ; will continue to manifest the same zeal for the Craft which was apparent on this occasion , and he will become one of its

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