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Lancashire.

LANCASHIRE .

Grand Masonic Liverpool Ball . —This splendid entertainment sustained , on Tuesday , the 9 th of January , its well-deserved reputation , from the magnificence of the scene , the liberality of the arrangements , the beauty of the music , and the excellence and plenteousness of the refreshments ; upwards of five hundred and fifty ladies and gentlemen participated in the enjoyment . The elegant suite of rooms , by permission of the Mayor , was thrown open at half-past eight ^ dancing commenced at nine , and was continued with great spirit till four o ' clock

the following morning . The bands , of which there were three , namely , a quadrille band in each ball-room , and a military band in the vestibule , were furnished by Bro . G . Wielopolski Phillips . The supper was supplied by Bro . Lawton , of the Bee Hotel , in his usual recherche style . Bro . Lawton and Miss Annie Lawton undertook the general management . The modelling and ornamental work was executed by Mr . Eve , and it was remarked as unusually effective . It included the arms of Liverpool , the arms of England , and many fanciful and artistic productions . The proceeds of the ball , as heretofore , are to be applied in aid of the funds of the West Lancashire Masonic Institution for the education

and advancement in life of children of distressed Masons . The ball was held under most distinguished patronage . Oldham . —On Wednesday the 3 rd inst . the Brethren of the Lodge of Friendship , No . 344 , celebrated the Festival of St . John the Evangelist , in their new room , which has just been completed and decorated in a very characteristic and Masonic manner , rendering it one of the most commodious and best Lodge rooms in the Province .-

—The Lodge was opened at two o ' clock . After the confirmation of the minutes of the preceding meeting , and the transaction of some preliminary business , the W . M . elect , Bro . Daniel Evans , was duly installed ; the beautiful installation ceremony being performed in a very impressive manner by the Prov . J . G . D . of East Lancashire , Bro . Isaac Gaitskell , P . M . and P . Z ., of No . 344 . The following officers were then invested for the year , viz . : —Bros . John Bamford , P . M . ; Henry W . Litler , S . W . ; J . Booth , J . W . ; Thomas Mattinson , Treas . ; the

Bev . J . S . Hague , Chap . ; W . Hudson , Sec . ; Bobert Holt , D . C . ; S . Cooper , S . D . ; J . Sharpies , J . D . ; Edwin Travis , I . G . ; B . Greaves , Org . ; W . Blackburn and J . N . Breakey , Stewards ; and U . Shaw , Tyler . The banquet took place at five o ' clock . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts followed , but our limits will not permit us to give even an outline of the speeches , many of which were excellent ,

enlivened by several beautiful glees , by members of the " Lancashire Choral Union . " In the course of the evening the W . M ., in a very feeling and impressive address , presented Bro . John Bamford , on his passing the Chair , with a beautiful P . M . ' s jewel as a small token of the high esteem entertained for Bro . Bamford by the members of his Lodge , as a mark of their fraternal regard , and of their appreciation of the benefits rendered by him to the Lodge whilst acting as W . M .

The Lodge of Friendship is now in a very flourishing state , numbering upwards of seventy members . A Boyal Arch Chapter was attached about three years ago , and on the 21 st December last a Knight Templar ' s Encampment was consecrated .

LINCOLNSHIRE . BOSTON .---On Thursday , the 28 th December , the Brethren of the Lodge of Harmony , No . 389 , celebrated the festival of St . John , by dining together at the Woolpack Inn , where " refreshment" was provided by Bro . Button . The newlyinstalled W . M ., Bro . P . Cooke , the Mayor , presided , supported by a company of the P . M . ' s , Officers , Brethren , and visiting Brethren .

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE . Peterborough .- —The Brethren of the St . Peter ' s Lodge , No . 646 , met for the purpose of celebrating their annual festival , and installing their W . M . on St . John ' s Day , 27 th December . The ceremony was ably performed by Bro . J . Hervey , P , M .

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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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Lancashire.

LANCASHIRE .

Grand Masonic Liverpool Ball . —This splendid entertainment sustained , on Tuesday , the 9 th of January , its well-deserved reputation , from the magnificence of the scene , the liberality of the arrangements , the beauty of the music , and the excellence and plenteousness of the refreshments ; upwards of five hundred and fifty ladies and gentlemen participated in the enjoyment . The elegant suite of rooms , by permission of the Mayor , was thrown open at half-past eight ^ dancing commenced at nine , and was continued with great spirit till four o ' clock

the following morning . The bands , of which there were three , namely , a quadrille band in each ball-room , and a military band in the vestibule , were furnished by Bro . G . Wielopolski Phillips . The supper was supplied by Bro . Lawton , of the Bee Hotel , in his usual recherche style . Bro . Lawton and Miss Annie Lawton undertook the general management . The modelling and ornamental work was executed by Mr . Eve , and it was remarked as unusually effective . It included the arms of Liverpool , the arms of England , and many fanciful and artistic productions . The proceeds of the ball , as heretofore , are to be applied in aid of the funds of the West Lancashire Masonic Institution for the education

and advancement in life of children of distressed Masons . The ball was held under most distinguished patronage . Oldham . —On Wednesday the 3 rd inst . the Brethren of the Lodge of Friendship , No . 344 , celebrated the Festival of St . John the Evangelist , in their new room , which has just been completed and decorated in a very characteristic and Masonic manner , rendering it one of the most commodious and best Lodge rooms in the Province .-

—The Lodge was opened at two o ' clock . After the confirmation of the minutes of the preceding meeting , and the transaction of some preliminary business , the W . M . elect , Bro . Daniel Evans , was duly installed ; the beautiful installation ceremony being performed in a very impressive manner by the Prov . J . G . D . of East Lancashire , Bro . Isaac Gaitskell , P . M . and P . Z ., of No . 344 . The following officers were then invested for the year , viz . : —Bros . John Bamford , P . M . ; Henry W . Litler , S . W . ; J . Booth , J . W . ; Thomas Mattinson , Treas . ; the

Bev . J . S . Hague , Chap . ; W . Hudson , Sec . ; Bobert Holt , D . C . ; S . Cooper , S . D . ; J . Sharpies , J . D . ; Edwin Travis , I . G . ; B . Greaves , Org . ; W . Blackburn and J . N . Breakey , Stewards ; and U . Shaw , Tyler . The banquet took place at five o ' clock . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts followed , but our limits will not permit us to give even an outline of the speeches , many of which were excellent ,

enlivened by several beautiful glees , by members of the " Lancashire Choral Union . " In the course of the evening the W . M ., in a very feeling and impressive address , presented Bro . John Bamford , on his passing the Chair , with a beautiful P . M . ' s jewel as a small token of the high esteem entertained for Bro . Bamford by the members of his Lodge , as a mark of their fraternal regard , and of their appreciation of the benefits rendered by him to the Lodge whilst acting as W . M .

The Lodge of Friendship is now in a very flourishing state , numbering upwards of seventy members . A Boyal Arch Chapter was attached about three years ago , and on the 21 st December last a Knight Templar ' s Encampment was consecrated .

LINCOLNSHIRE . BOSTON .---On Thursday , the 28 th December , the Brethren of the Lodge of Harmony , No . 389 , celebrated the festival of St . John , by dining together at the Woolpack Inn , where " refreshment" was provided by Bro . Button . The newlyinstalled W . M ., Bro . P . Cooke , the Mayor , presided , supported by a company of the P . M . ' s , Officers , Brethren , and visiting Brethren .

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE . Peterborough .- —The Brethren of the St . Peter ' s Lodge , No . 646 , met for the purpose of celebrating their annual festival , and installing their W . M . on St . John ' s Day , 27 th December . The ceremony was ably performed by Bro . J . Hervey , P , M .

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