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directed to subscribe for tho Freemasons' Magazine for the use of this Loclge of Instruction for the current year . You may publish this if you please , to stir up other Lodges to do the same . " This Lodge of Instruction meets every Thursday evening , at the Star Hotel , at half-past seven . GIUVESEND . —A lecture for the benefit ofthe Gravesond and Milton Library was given last iveek at the Town hall , by Bro . L . E . Rees , the historian of Lucknow , descriptive of the siege of that cityof which he was one of the defenders . The

, chair was taken by Bro . Hyde Clarke , D . C . L . The introduction of the address was a most eloquent composition , and the lecture embraced many incidents of the siege which were attested by some of the audience . The lecturer was enthusiastically received , aucl a vote of thanks was passed to him by acclamation . The thanks aud congratulations of the meeting , for their presence that evening were likewise given to Captain Bird , another of the heroes of Lucknow , ancl to Captain Keats of Haveloek ' s relieving army .

LANCASHIRE ( EAST ) . APPOINTMENTS . —LocZ ;/ cs . —Monday , February -7 th , Cheetham and Crumpsall ( 928 ) , Crumpsall Hotel , Manchester , at B ; Wednesday , Dth , Antiquity ( 170 ) , One Horse Shoe , Bolton , at 7 ; Thursday , 10 th , S ; imarif : m ( 353 ) , Green Man , Baeup , at 7 ; Perseverance ( 132 ) , Old Bull , Blackburn , ut 8 . Chapters . —Tuesday , 8 th , St . John ' s ( 203 ) , Commercial Inn , Bolton , at 7 . Encampmeat . —Wednesday , 9 th , Loyal Ashton-under-Lvne A ' olunteers , Swan Inn , Ashton-under-Lytie ; Friday , llth , Hugh de Payens , Old Bull Hotel , Blackburn .

LANCASHIRE ( AVEST ) . APPOINTMENTS . — . Mr / cs . —Monday , February 7 th , Harmony ( 207 ) , Wellington Hotel , Garston , at 5 J ; Tuesday , Sth , Merchants © 91 ) , Masonic Hull , Liverpool , at 5 ; Hoyal Preston (» 118 ) , Cross Axes , Preston , at 8 ; Thursday , 10 th , Harmonic ( 203 ) , Adelphi Hotel , Liverpool , at 4 ; Friday , llth , Perseverance ( 181 ) Masonic Hall , Liverpool , at 0 . Chapter . —Thursday , 10 th Harmony ( 267 ) , AVellington Hotel , Garston , at G . LINCOLNSHIRE .

APPOIMMISHIS . —f , odi 7 & s . —Tuesday , February Sth , Harmony ( 339 ) , Masonic Hall , Boston , at 7 ; Thursday , 10 th , Shakspeare ( G 17 ) , Toivu Hall , Spilsby at 0 . NORTHUMBERLAND . ArroiNTMEiA'TS . —Xoifyi ?'' . —Monday , February 7 th , Northern Counties ( 586 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Newcastle , at 7 ; Tuesday , 8 th , De Ogle (» 19 ) , Morpeth , at 0 ; AVednesday , Oth , Blagden ( 957 ) , Ridley Anns , Blyth , at 7 . C /« yj'm ' - --Wediiesday , g ^ ]} Swinburne ( 24 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Newcastle , at 7 ; Friday , llth , lie Sussex ( 586 ) , ditto , at 7 . Encampment—Friday , llth , Eoyal Kent , Freemasons' Hall , Newcastle .

NEWCASTLE-ON-T VKE . —Lodge Se Loraine ( No . 793 ) . —On Friday , the 17 th Dec , a very large number of Masonic brethren assembled in the Freemasons' Hall , Blackett-street , to witness the installation of Bro . Thomas Alexander , AA . M . elect , whose generosity to , and enthusiasm for , the Craft , deservedly gained for him , by unanimous approbation , tbe presidency of the Lodge for the ensuing year . The ceremony of installing Bro . Alexander was performed by Bro . E . D . Davis , P . M ., with his usual ability and impressiveness . Bro . Alexander then proceeded to

invest as his Officers , Bros . Frederick AVelford , P . M . ; AVm . Charlton , S . AV . ; AA m , Pearson , J . AV . ; John Bailes , Treas . ; Thomas Anderson , Sec . ; T . B . AA'inter , S . D . ; Robert Smailes , J . D . ; John Stokoe , I . G . ; Jas . Manning , Steward , and Alexander Dickson , Tyler . Bro . P . M . Davis then congratulated Bro . Alexander on the position he had attained , and also complimented the Lodge on the kindly and fraternal feeling ivhich characterised the members , which was strikingly displayed in the unanimous choice of their AV . M . The Lodge was then closed in love and harmony .

The usual aunual banquet did not take place till Monday the 27 th Dec , St . John ' s Day , as it hacl been resolved to hold it in conjunction with the Newcastle Loclge , No . 2-1 , on ivhich day Bro . Benj . J . Harding , AV . M . elect , was impressively installed by Bro . Johnstone , P . M ., assisted by Bro . John Barker , P . M . Bro . Harding being installed , proceeded to invest the officers , viz : — Bros . Henry Hotham , P . M . ; Andrew Gillespie , S . AY . ; Michael Signey , J . AY . ; Alfred Legge , Treas , ; Albert

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ROYAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Article 1
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 3
THE BROOK. Article 5
THE HUNTED PIG. Article 6
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 7
THE GRAND LODGE PROPERTY. Article 9
FREEMASONS' HALLS. Article 9
MASONIC IMPOSTORS. Article 9
VISITING LODGES. Article 11
MASONIC CLOTHING. Article 11
THE BEAUTIES OF MASONRY. Article 13
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 15
THE ROYAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Article 16
METROPOLITAN. Article 20
PROVINCIAL. Article 27
MARK MASONRY. Article 36
ROYAL ARCH. Article 38
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 38
SCOTLAND. Article 39
THE WEEK. Article 40
Obituary. Article 46
NOTICES. Article 47
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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directed to subscribe for tho Freemasons' Magazine for the use of this Loclge of Instruction for the current year . You may publish this if you please , to stir up other Lodges to do the same . " This Lodge of Instruction meets every Thursday evening , at the Star Hotel , at half-past seven . GIUVESEND . —A lecture for the benefit ofthe Gravesond and Milton Library was given last iveek at the Town hall , by Bro . L . E . Rees , the historian of Lucknow , descriptive of the siege of that cityof which he was one of the defenders . The

, chair was taken by Bro . Hyde Clarke , D . C . L . The introduction of the address was a most eloquent composition , and the lecture embraced many incidents of the siege which were attested by some of the audience . The lecturer was enthusiastically received , aucl a vote of thanks was passed to him by acclamation . The thanks aud congratulations of the meeting , for their presence that evening were likewise given to Captain Bird , another of the heroes of Lucknow , ancl to Captain Keats of Haveloek ' s relieving army .

LANCASHIRE ( EAST ) . APPOINTMENTS . —LocZ ;/ cs . —Monday , February -7 th , Cheetham and Crumpsall ( 928 ) , Crumpsall Hotel , Manchester , at B ; Wednesday , Dth , Antiquity ( 170 ) , One Horse Shoe , Bolton , at 7 ; Thursday , 10 th , S ; imarif : m ( 353 ) , Green Man , Baeup , at 7 ; Perseverance ( 132 ) , Old Bull , Blackburn , ut 8 . Chapters . —Tuesday , 8 th , St . John ' s ( 203 ) , Commercial Inn , Bolton , at 7 . Encampmeat . —Wednesday , 9 th , Loyal Ashton-under-Lvne A ' olunteers , Swan Inn , Ashton-under-Lytie ; Friday , llth , Hugh de Payens , Old Bull Hotel , Blackburn .

LANCASHIRE ( AVEST ) . APPOINTMENTS . — . Mr / cs . —Monday , February 7 th , Harmony ( 207 ) , Wellington Hotel , Garston , at 5 J ; Tuesday , Sth , Merchants © 91 ) , Masonic Hull , Liverpool , at 5 ; Hoyal Preston (» 118 ) , Cross Axes , Preston , at 8 ; Thursday , 10 th , Harmonic ( 203 ) , Adelphi Hotel , Liverpool , at 4 ; Friday , llth , Perseverance ( 181 ) Masonic Hall , Liverpool , at 0 . Chapter . —Thursday , 10 th Harmony ( 267 ) , AVellington Hotel , Garston , at G . LINCOLNSHIRE .

APPOIMMISHIS . —f , odi 7 & s . —Tuesday , February Sth , Harmony ( 339 ) , Masonic Hall , Boston , at 7 ; Thursday , 10 th , Shakspeare ( G 17 ) , Toivu Hall , Spilsby at 0 . NORTHUMBERLAND . ArroiNTMEiA'TS . —Xoifyi ?'' . —Monday , February 7 th , Northern Counties ( 586 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Newcastle , at 7 ; Tuesday , 8 th , De Ogle (» 19 ) , Morpeth , at 0 ; AVednesday , Oth , Blagden ( 957 ) , Ridley Anns , Blyth , at 7 . C /« yj'm ' - --Wediiesday , g ^ ]} Swinburne ( 24 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Newcastle , at 7 ; Friday , llth , lie Sussex ( 586 ) , ditto , at 7 . Encampment—Friday , llth , Eoyal Kent , Freemasons' Hall , Newcastle .

NEWCASTLE-ON-T VKE . —Lodge Se Loraine ( No . 793 ) . —On Friday , the 17 th Dec , a very large number of Masonic brethren assembled in the Freemasons' Hall , Blackett-street , to witness the installation of Bro . Thomas Alexander , AA . M . elect , whose generosity to , and enthusiasm for , the Craft , deservedly gained for him , by unanimous approbation , tbe presidency of the Lodge for the ensuing year . The ceremony of installing Bro . Alexander was performed by Bro . E . D . Davis , P . M ., with his usual ability and impressiveness . Bro . Alexander then proceeded to

invest as his Officers , Bros . Frederick AVelford , P . M . ; AVm . Charlton , S . AV . ; AA m , Pearson , J . AV . ; John Bailes , Treas . ; Thomas Anderson , Sec . ; T . B . AA'inter , S . D . ; Robert Smailes , J . D . ; John Stokoe , I . G . ; Jas . Manning , Steward , and Alexander Dickson , Tyler . Bro . P . M . Davis then congratulated Bro . Alexander on the position he had attained , and also complimented the Lodge on the kindly and fraternal feeling ivhich characterised the members , which was strikingly displayed in the unanimous choice of their AV . M . The Lodge was then closed in love and harmony .

The usual aunual banquet did not take place till Monday the 27 th Dec , St . John ' s Day , as it hacl been resolved to hold it in conjunction with the Newcastle Loclge , No . 2-1 , on ivhich day Bro . Benj . J . Harding , AV . M . elect , was impressively installed by Bro . Johnstone , P . M ., assisted by Bro . John Barker , P . M . Bro . Harding being installed , proceeded to invest the officers , viz : — Bros . Henry Hotham , P . M . ; Andrew Gillespie , S . AY . ; Michael Signey , J . AY . ; Alfred Legge , Treas , ; Albert

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