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Freemasons' Hall , when M . E . C . Fr . Edward Dean Davis was regularly installed M . E . C . for the ensuing year . The M . E . C , before installing his Officers , declared that if one thing added a greater honour to the high appointment to which he was that day installed , it was that , without one exception , all the P . E . C . who now surrounded him had offered not only as a formality to give him their assistance , but practically had accepted offices under him , and he certainly was proud to have

as subordinate Officers , men and Frs . who have so ably filled the highest Office in this Encampment . The M . E . C . then installed Frs . John Barker , as 1 st Capt . ; Henry Well , as 2 nd Capt . ; P . E . Comdr . William Punshion , as Prior and Prelate ; P . E . Comdr . ThomasPattinson , as Reg . andV . Chanc . ; P . C . P . Surtees , Almoner ; P . E . Comdr . William Dalzel , Sub-Prior and Expert ; P . E . Comdr . F . P . Jonn , Capt . of the Lines ; P . E . Comdr . James Donald , Herold ; Thomas Hornsby , Equery . After the installation of the M . E . Comdr ., a Comp . was installed as Sir

Knight of the Order . Previous to the P . E . Comdr ., Thomas Robinson , vacating the chair , the Comdr . elect took occasion to present for the acceptance of the Encampment a beautiful silk velvet sepulchre , thus supplying a great want in it , which otherwise is very well furnished with the necessary regalia . The E . Comdr ., Thomas Robinson , proposed , and Fr . John Barker seconded , a vote of

thanks to the M . E . Comdr . elect ., Fr . E . D . Davis , for his handsome and appropriate present , and the same was carried by acclamation . The Frs . dined together after the work , with that harmony which distinguishes all Masonic bodies . The higher Degrees in this Encampment were not given on this day , but by adjournment on the evening of Easter Sunday , when the same were conferred on two candidates .

Ipswich . —The Sir Knights , members of the Prudence Encampment , met on Good Friday , April 6 , according to ancient custom , at their Field of Encampment , White Horse Hotel , and afterwards dined ; the Chair was taken by P . E . C . John Pitcher , Esq ,, supported by a good muster ; amongst the Knights we perceived P . E . Comdrs . Head , Townsend , C . Townsend , Past 2 nd G . Capt . Lines , Mills , and Gower . The attendance of the Sir Knights was not so numerous as was expected , the E . Comdr . elect ., Comdr . John Pattison , Esq ., of Colchester , and other Sir Knights from Essex being unable to attend .

Scotland.

SCOTLAND .

SUPREME GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER . EriNBUKOH , 31 st March . —On Thursday , the 22 nd ( the 21 st being the National Fast-day ) , this Supreme Body met for the celebration of the Festival of the "Vernal Equinox , and for the election and installation of Office Bearers for the ensuing year . The Companions having assembled in the Hall of the Star Hotel , their usual place of meeting , at four p . m ., and the Chapter opened in ample form , it was stated by the Most Excellent First Grand Principal , that the first duty to be performed by him , was to declare the Offices in the Chapter to be now

vacant , and that it behoved the Companions to proceed to a new election . This having been done , the Chair was taken by the Senior Proxy Principal present , who proposed that , from the warm interest taken for a number of years on the part of their late Most Excellent First Grand Principal in the cause of Scotch Royal Arch Masonry , and under whose auspices the same had greatly flourished , the Companions do agree to re-elect to the Office of First Grand Principal John Whyte Melville , of Mount Melville , Esq ., whereupon , amidst the plaudits of the Companions , he was unanimously elected to that Office , and in due form installed and obligated .

The First Grand Principal thus elected , having resumed the Chair , the election of the other Office Bearers was then proceeded with , when the following were declared duly elected , and were obligated and installed in their several Offices

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AMERICA. Article 54
TRAVELS BY A FREEMASON. Article 11
ON THE POLITICAL CONDITION OF THE ENGLISH PEASANTRY DURING THE MIDDLE AGES. Article 17
LONDON AND ITS MASONS. Article 1
ANIMAL AND HUMAN INSTINCT. Article 21
THE EMPEROR'S VISIT. Article 28
REV. BRO. OLIVER, D.D., VICAR OF SCOPWICK. Article 30
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 31
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 63
NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 38
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 40
METROPOLITAN. Article 43
PROVINCIAL. Article 45
SCOTLAND. Article 51
COLONIAL. Article 52
INDIA. Article 54
TURKEY. Article 56
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR THE MONTH Of MAY. Article 57
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION. Article 59
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 60
Obituary Article 60
NOTICE. Article 62
ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE. Article 62
NOTES ON ANTIQUARIAN RESEARCH Article 6
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Untitled Article

Freemasons' Hall , when M . E . C . Fr . Edward Dean Davis was regularly installed M . E . C . for the ensuing year . The M . E . C , before installing his Officers , declared that if one thing added a greater honour to the high appointment to which he was that day installed , it was that , without one exception , all the P . E . C . who now surrounded him had offered not only as a formality to give him their assistance , but practically had accepted offices under him , and he certainly was proud to have

as subordinate Officers , men and Frs . who have so ably filled the highest Office in this Encampment . The M . E . C . then installed Frs . John Barker , as 1 st Capt . ; Henry Well , as 2 nd Capt . ; P . E . Comdr . William Punshion , as Prior and Prelate ; P . E . Comdr . ThomasPattinson , as Reg . andV . Chanc . ; P . C . P . Surtees , Almoner ; P . E . Comdr . William Dalzel , Sub-Prior and Expert ; P . E . Comdr . F . P . Jonn , Capt . of the Lines ; P . E . Comdr . James Donald , Herold ; Thomas Hornsby , Equery . After the installation of the M . E . Comdr ., a Comp . was installed as Sir

Knight of the Order . Previous to the P . E . Comdr ., Thomas Robinson , vacating the chair , the Comdr . elect took occasion to present for the acceptance of the Encampment a beautiful silk velvet sepulchre , thus supplying a great want in it , which otherwise is very well furnished with the necessary regalia . The E . Comdr ., Thomas Robinson , proposed , and Fr . John Barker seconded , a vote of

thanks to the M . E . Comdr . elect ., Fr . E . D . Davis , for his handsome and appropriate present , and the same was carried by acclamation . The Frs . dined together after the work , with that harmony which distinguishes all Masonic bodies . The higher Degrees in this Encampment were not given on this day , but by adjournment on the evening of Easter Sunday , when the same were conferred on two candidates .

Ipswich . —The Sir Knights , members of the Prudence Encampment , met on Good Friday , April 6 , according to ancient custom , at their Field of Encampment , White Horse Hotel , and afterwards dined ; the Chair was taken by P . E . C . John Pitcher , Esq ,, supported by a good muster ; amongst the Knights we perceived P . E . Comdrs . Head , Townsend , C . Townsend , Past 2 nd G . Capt . Lines , Mills , and Gower . The attendance of the Sir Knights was not so numerous as was expected , the E . Comdr . elect ., Comdr . John Pattison , Esq ., of Colchester , and other Sir Knights from Essex being unable to attend .

Scotland.

SCOTLAND .

SUPREME GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER . EriNBUKOH , 31 st March . —On Thursday , the 22 nd ( the 21 st being the National Fast-day ) , this Supreme Body met for the celebration of the Festival of the "Vernal Equinox , and for the election and installation of Office Bearers for the ensuing year . The Companions having assembled in the Hall of the Star Hotel , their usual place of meeting , at four p . m ., and the Chapter opened in ample form , it was stated by the Most Excellent First Grand Principal , that the first duty to be performed by him , was to declare the Offices in the Chapter to be now

vacant , and that it behoved the Companions to proceed to a new election . This having been done , the Chair was taken by the Senior Proxy Principal present , who proposed that , from the warm interest taken for a number of years on the part of their late Most Excellent First Grand Principal in the cause of Scotch Royal Arch Masonry , and under whose auspices the same had greatly flourished , the Companions do agree to re-elect to the Office of First Grand Principal John Whyte Melville , of Mount Melville , Esq ., whereupon , amidst the plaudits of the Companions , he was unanimously elected to that Office , and in due form installed and obligated .

The First Grand Principal thus elected , having resumed the Chair , the election of the other Office Bearers was then proceeded with , when the following were declared duly elected , and were obligated and installed in their several Offices

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