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aud the observation was general that ' ' the Masons did not forget their children . " The popular feeling among those who lined the streets was that " they had nover seeu such a school . " To Miss Bowyer , Mrs . Liddell , and Mrs . Cottrell Dormerwho by their kind demeanour , and the prestige of their presence did much towards the octal of the proceedings—the thanks of the brethren are particularly due ; as well as to Bros . Spiers , Randall , the indefatigable Bro . Thompson , and the brethren of the province of Oxford generally , who each contributed cheerfully and without

grudging ; and it will be long ore the remembrance of a day so pleasant , so perfect , and so full of grateful associations can . be forgotten . To the children it will be a marked event , and in after life many of them will revert to one of the happiest days of their youth as having been spent in the magnificent city of Oxford , tended , watched , and every wish anticipated by the brethren of that province .

METROPOLITAN . APPOINTMENTS . ll- ' cdiii : sJiiy , June Is / .-OKAXD LODGE . —Lodges , Westminster and Keystone ( 10 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; Florence Nightingale ( 1003 ) , Freemasons' Tavern , Woolwich .

Thursday , 2 nd . —Lodges , Egyptian ( 20 ) , George and Blue Boar ; Strong Jinn ( 53 ) , Falcon Tavern ; Good licport ( 15 S ; , Uadlov ' s Hotel ; St . Andrew ' s ( 281 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; Yarborough ( 812 ) , George , Commercial lioad East ; Crystal Palace ( 101-1 ) , Crystal Palace . Chapter— St . James ( 2 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; Moriah ( 0 ) , " Thatclied House Tavern . Friday , 3 rd . —Chapter—Prince of Wales ( 321 ) , Thatched House Tavern . Saturday , ith . —Lodge , London ( 125 ) , Freemasons' Tavern . Committee Boys School , at 4 . Momhy , 6 /* . —Lodges , St . John ' s ( 107 ) , Badlcy ' s Hotel ; St . Luke's ( 1 CS ) , Commercial Hall , CheLea ; Joppa ( 223 ,, Albion Tavern .

Tuesday 7 th . —Lodeos , St . John ' s ( 106 ) , Holly Bush , Hampslead ; Euphrates ( 257 ) , AVhilo Hart , iiishopsgate Street ; Stability ( Ml ) , Green Dragon , Bishonseiito Street ; La IVIevauco ( 781 ) , Freemasons' Tavern . Mark . —Florence Nightingale , Crown and Anchor , Woolwich , at li . ( 'hupter . —St . . loliu ' s ( 190 ) , Hadlcy ' s Hotel . Colonial Board , at 3 . Wednesday , Stli— Lodges , Fidelity ( 3 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; Union of Waterloo ( 13 ) , King ' s Arms , Woolwich ; Kent ( 15 ) , Three Tuns , Soutliwark ; Koyal Navsl ( 70 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; \ itvuviaii ( 103 ) , lVhilo Hart , Lamhcth ; Justice ( 172 ) , Koyal Albert , New Cross , Deptford ; ( , ' aveao ( -20 o ) Star and GarterKcwZetland ( 753 ) Adam and EveKensingtonCommittee

, , ; , , . Koyal Benevolent Institution , at 3 . Thursday , Oth— Lodges , Friendship ( 0 ) , Thatched House Tavern : Friends'in ( 2-18 ) , Ship aud Turtle ; Batik oT England ( 320 ) , Dudley ' s Hotel ; Polish ( 778 ) , Frccmasons'Tavern . Friday , 10 //) . —Lodges , Calcdouian ( 150 ) , Ship ami Turtle ; l ! otir . > rd ( 183 ) , Freemasons ' 'tavern ; High Croso ( 10511 ) , Hallway Hotel , Northumberland Park , Tottenham . [ The appointments of Lodges of Instruction appear in the hist number of each mouth . ]

COJfSKCHATIO . V OF A KEW LODGE . Cni-sUKKT LODGE ( NO , 1 . 090 ) . —The ceremony of consecrating a new Lodw , under the above title , in the beautiful district of Twickenham , was perfoimcd ° ; tt the King ' s Head Tavern , on Tuesday , May 24 th . On the opening of the LocW ' , the chair was taken b y Bro . Stephen li . AVilson , P . G . D ., as W . M Bro Sava » e S . U . D ., officiating as S . AV . ; and Bro . Baxter , P . O . Steward , as J . AV . There were ' also present , Bros . Cray Clarke , G . Sec . ; Hopwood ; P . G . D . ; Hervev , P . G . D and number of other visitors " '

a large . The ceremony of consecration was most ably performed b y Bro . AVilson , assisted b y Bros . Savage , . Hervey , and Baxter ; the music incident to tho ceremony being porlormed by Bros . Edney , Elton , AVilliams , aud Fielding . The ceremony of consecration having been completed , Bro . AVilson proceeded to install Bro . Henry Uarrod , of Mo . 11 , the designate AV . M ., into the chair , according to ancient custom , Bro . binckes , P . M ., No . 11 , proclaiming him , and delivering the customary address ,

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MASONIC MISSIONS. Article 1
PRIESTLY INTOLERANCE. Article 11
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 16
HUMAN LIFE Article 19
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 20
BRO. WARREN AND THE GRAND LODGE CLUB. Article 22
REFORMED MASONIC ORDER OF MEMPHIS. Article 23
"JUSTITIA" AND THE OBSERVER FACTION. Article 26
ALLEGED DISCOURTESY TO BRETHREN FROM ABROAD. Article 26
MASONIC MEMS. Article 28
PROVINCIAL. Article 35
MARK MASONRY. Article 41
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 41
IRELAND. Article 42
SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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aud the observation was general that ' ' the Masons did not forget their children . " The popular feeling among those who lined the streets was that " they had nover seeu such a school . " To Miss Bowyer , Mrs . Liddell , and Mrs . Cottrell Dormerwho by their kind demeanour , and the prestige of their presence did much towards the octal of the proceedings—the thanks of the brethren are particularly due ; as well as to Bros . Spiers , Randall , the indefatigable Bro . Thompson , and the brethren of the province of Oxford generally , who each contributed cheerfully and without

grudging ; and it will be long ore the remembrance of a day so pleasant , so perfect , and so full of grateful associations can . be forgotten . To the children it will be a marked event , and in after life many of them will revert to one of the happiest days of their youth as having been spent in the magnificent city of Oxford , tended , watched , and every wish anticipated by the brethren of that province .

METROPOLITAN . APPOINTMENTS . ll- ' cdiii : sJiiy , June Is / .-OKAXD LODGE . —Lodges , Westminster and Keystone ( 10 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; Florence Nightingale ( 1003 ) , Freemasons' Tavern , Woolwich .

Thursday , 2 nd . —Lodges , Egyptian ( 20 ) , George and Blue Boar ; Strong Jinn ( 53 ) , Falcon Tavern ; Good licport ( 15 S ; , Uadlov ' s Hotel ; St . Andrew ' s ( 281 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; Yarborough ( 812 ) , George , Commercial lioad East ; Crystal Palace ( 101-1 ) , Crystal Palace . Chapter— St . James ( 2 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; Moriah ( 0 ) , " Thatclied House Tavern . Friday , 3 rd . —Chapter—Prince of Wales ( 321 ) , Thatched House Tavern . Saturday , ith . —Lodge , London ( 125 ) , Freemasons' Tavern . Committee Boys School , at 4 . Momhy , 6 /* . —Lodges , St . John ' s ( 107 ) , Badlcy ' s Hotel ; St . Luke's ( 1 CS ) , Commercial Hall , CheLea ; Joppa ( 223 ,, Albion Tavern .

Tuesday 7 th . —Lodeos , St . John ' s ( 106 ) , Holly Bush , Hampslead ; Euphrates ( 257 ) , AVhilo Hart , iiishopsgate Street ; Stability ( Ml ) , Green Dragon , Bishonseiito Street ; La IVIevauco ( 781 ) , Freemasons' Tavern . Mark . —Florence Nightingale , Crown and Anchor , Woolwich , at li . ( 'hupter . —St . . loliu ' s ( 190 ) , Hadlcy ' s Hotel . Colonial Board , at 3 . Wednesday , Stli— Lodges , Fidelity ( 3 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; Union of Waterloo ( 13 ) , King ' s Arms , Woolwich ; Kent ( 15 ) , Three Tuns , Soutliwark ; Koyal Navsl ( 70 ) , Freemasons' Tavern ; \ itvuviaii ( 103 ) , lVhilo Hart , Lamhcth ; Justice ( 172 ) , Koyal Albert , New Cross , Deptford ; ( , ' aveao ( -20 o ) Star and GarterKcwZetland ( 753 ) Adam and EveKensingtonCommittee

, , ; , , . Koyal Benevolent Institution , at 3 . Thursday , Oth— Lodges , Friendship ( 0 ) , Thatched House Tavern : Friends'in ( 2-18 ) , Ship aud Turtle ; Batik oT England ( 320 ) , Dudley ' s Hotel ; Polish ( 778 ) , Frccmasons'Tavern . Friday , 10 //) . —Lodges , Calcdouian ( 150 ) , Ship ami Turtle ; l ! otir . > rd ( 183 ) , Freemasons ' 'tavern ; High Croso ( 10511 ) , Hallway Hotel , Northumberland Park , Tottenham . [ The appointments of Lodges of Instruction appear in the hist number of each mouth . ]

COJfSKCHATIO . V OF A KEW LODGE . Cni-sUKKT LODGE ( NO , 1 . 090 ) . —The ceremony of consecrating a new Lodw , under the above title , in the beautiful district of Twickenham , was perfoimcd ° ; tt the King ' s Head Tavern , on Tuesday , May 24 th . On the opening of the LocW ' , the chair was taken b y Bro . Stephen li . AVilson , P . G . D ., as W . M Bro Sava » e S . U . D ., officiating as S . AV . ; and Bro . Baxter , P . O . Steward , as J . AV . There were ' also present , Bros . Cray Clarke , G . Sec . ; Hopwood ; P . G . D . ; Hervev , P . G . D and number of other visitors " '

a large . The ceremony of consecration was most ably performed b y Bro . AVilson , assisted b y Bros . Savage , . Hervey , and Baxter ; the music incident to tho ceremony being porlormed by Bros . Edney , Elton , AVilliams , aud Fielding . The ceremony of consecration having been completed , Bro . AVilson proceeded to install Bro . Henry Uarrod , of Mo . 11 , the designate AV . M ., into the chair , according to ancient custom , Bro . binckes , P . M ., No . 11 , proclaiming him , and delivering the customary address ,

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