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Scottish Constitution.

would not be long till the Prince of AVales would be installed in his position as patron of the Freemasons ir , Scotland . Tho Earl of Rosslyn , in bis reply to the toast of his health , said that it aff- rded him much pleasure to state , referring to his ancestors , the St . Clairs of Rosslyn , that that ancient relic of Masonic art , Rosslyn Chapel , was now entirely finished , and he lioped , in tbe course of the ensuing summer , to have a large gathering of the Freemasons at the venerable pile .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

ENGLISH CONSTITUTION , YORKSHIRE ( AVEST ) . HALIFAX—Chapter of Regularity ( No . 4 X 8 ) . —The regular monthly meeting of this chapter was . held at the new Masonic Temple on Monday , the 29 th n't . The acting officers were -. —• Comps . AV . Cooke , P . Z ., as Z . ; G . Normanto , P . Z ., as IL ; R . Lord ,

J . ; AV . J . Lairdar , as E . ; John Seed , as N . ; H . N . Bates , P . Z ., Treas . ; T . M . Dolan , as Prin . Soj . ; A . Roberts , Assist . Soj . ; N . AV . Scholefield , as Assist . Soj . ; and J . Greenwood , P . Z ., Jan . Tho usual routine business having been transacted , Bro . Richard Jessop , of the St . James ' s Lodge , No . 448 , was duly balloted for , unanimously elected , and subsequently exalted to the degree of R . A . by Comp . Cooke , the historical portion of this degree being very ably given by Comp . A . Lupton , after which the ¦ chapter was closed in harmony and with solemn prayer .

SCOTTISH CONSTITUTION . METEOPOEITA ... Supreme Grand Chapter . A special meeting was hold in the Freemasons' Hall , Edinburgh , on Nov . 9 th , for the installation of . the M . E . Grand Principals . The . Chapter was opened in due form by Comp . Dr . Somerville , of Ampherlaw , M . E . Depute Grand Z ., assisted

by the grand officers . All companions not installed principals having retired , a conclave of installed principals was opened , and the degree of third principal was conferred on Comp . Lord Erskine , M . E . Grand J . Comp . the Earl of Dalhousie , M . E . Grand Z . elect , was then presented , and received the three installation degrees of J ., II ., and Z . The passages of Scripture were read by Comp . the Hon . and Rev . Arthur C . Baillie Hamilton , 3 rd G . Soj ., and Rector of TVoborn , Berks , who had

come especially from England for the purpose . Tho charges were most efficiently delivered by Comp . L . Mackersy , G . S . E ., and the Grand Principals were invested b y Comp . Somerville . The companions were then admitted , and Comps . the Earl of Dalhousie and Lord Erskine were installed respectively as Grand Z . and J . Comp . the Earl of Haddington , Grand H ., was unfortunately unable to be present . The Supreme Chapter was

then closed m ample form , and the companions adjourned to the banquet , which was presided over b y Comp . Lord Erskine . Comp . F . A . Barrow , 1 st G . Soj ., acted as Croupier . Among the companions present wo noticed—Comps . Dr . Somerville , 23 ° D . G . Z . ; L . Mackersy , 30 ° G . S . E . ; AVm . Mann , 32 ° G . S . N ., Grand Senior AA arden , and representative of the Grand Chapter of South Carolina ; Alexander Hay , 32 ° , G . Recorder ; Hon . and Rev . A . C . Baillie Hamilton 3 rd G . Soj . ; AV . A . LaurieGrand

, , See . Grand Lodge ; Captain AA . H . Ramsay . Grand Registrar of the Chapter General of the Religious and Military Order of the Temple ; Dr . McGowan , 30 ° ; D . Bryce , pin ., 30 ; A . Mitchell , 30 ° ; Dr . Loth , 30 " ; James Bailaiitine . ' Grand Bard of Scotland ; P . Cowan , 30 ° ; A . Coekburn , 18 ° ; & c . After a delightful evening , the companions separated at an early hour , in peace and harmony .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

ENGLISH CONSTITUTION . SUFFOLK . IPSWICH . —Albert Viator Lodge—This lodge of Mark Masters held its annual meeting- on Monday last , ut the beautiful Masonic Hall in Brook Street , Ipswich . A goodly number of the brethren were pre ent , amongst them being—Bro . the Rev . R . N . Sanderson , M . A ., 30 ° , G . Chaplain of the Marl ; Grand Lodge of England , W . M . ; Bros . C . T . Townsend

Mark Masonry.

P . G . S . D ., P . M . M ., Secretary ; Henrv Thomas , S . Vf . ; Emra Holmes . 31 ° , J . W . of Eclectic Lodge , AVest Hartlepool , Acting J . W . ; XV . Cuckord , Acting S . O . ; M . Oliver , Acting J . O ., & c . The lodge having been opened by the AV . M . in due form , Bro . Cresswcll . a candidate sor the degree of Mark Master , who had been previously balloted for and unanimously accepted , was admitted and advanced to that honourable degree-This being the meeting for the installation of the W . M ., and

Bro . Henry Thomas , Collector of H . M . Cns ' oms , Ipswich , having been elected to fill that important position , the installation ceremony was ably performed by Bro . Sanderson , W . M ., assisted by Bro . C . __ . Townsend , and the worthy and muchrespectod brother was saluted as W . M . of tbe Albert Aletor Lodge of Mark Masters . He then proceeded to appiint and invest his officers , as follows : —Bro . Rev . R . N . Sanderson , M . A . I . P . M . ; AV . J . IWstgate , S . W .: J . T . Townsend , J . W . ; AV .

Cuckow , M . O . ; . 1 . Chinnock , S . O . ; M . Oliver , J . O . ; G . S . Golding , Treasurer ; C . T . Townsend , Secretary ; Thomas Holland , D . C . ; E . Robertson , S . D . ; D . Slimeck , J . D . ; T . Taylor , I . G . ; G . Spalding , Tyler . One or two of the nowly appointed officers were unavoidably absent . The other business of the evening having been completed , the lodge was closed , aud the brethren retired to refreshment , a substantial b-Micvuet being served in the adjoining room . After the removal of the cloth ,

the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and responded to in a way characteristic of Masons . In giving tbe toast of "The Prince of AA ales and the rest of the Royal family , not forgetting Prince Albert Victor , " the AV . M . took occasion to express a hope , which was cordially received and applauded by the brethren , that his R-. iyal Highness would be elected Grand Master of England , and that the Earl De Grey and Ripon would be appointed Pro . Grand Master . The brethren separated after having spent a very agreeable evening ,

LEICESTERSHIRE . LEICESTEE . —Fovihe Lodge ( No . 19 ) . —A bi-monthly meeting of this lodge was held immediately after the Provincial Grand Lodge was closed , the same brethren being present ; the AV . M . Bro . Brewin in the chair . A ballot was taken for Bro . Frederic Eachan Wilkinson , M . D . of Sydenham , Kent , AV . M . of No . 786 and P . M . 181 , who was unanimously elected , but was prevented being present on this occasion . Three other candidates were

due for advancement , but of these Bro . Crow only was present . On his being advanced , the W . M . appointed and invested him as Organist of the lodge , and also invested Bro . the Rev . Dr . Haycroft as Chap . Bro . Crow was also invested by the Prov . G . M . as P . G . Organist . Two members were elected on the Freemasons' Hall Committee , and three brethren of the St . John's Lodge No . 279 , having been proposed for tbe Mark Masters ' degree , the lodge was closed and the brethren adjourned to refreshment .

Scientific Meetings For The Week.

SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK .

Monday , 7 th Dee . —Institution of Civil Engineers . Wednesday , Sth Dec . —Geological Society . Society of Arts .

LIST OF LODGE , MEETINGS , < tc , FOR WEEK ENDING lint DECEMBER , 1869 . ( Abbreviations . —F . M . H ., Freemasons' Hall ; M . H ., Masonic Hall : M . T ., Masonic Tern pie ; Tav ., Tavern ; Ho ., Hotel ; R . Rooms ; L ., Lodge ; St ., Street ; Sq ., Square ) .

METEOPOEITAX LODGES AND CUAPIEKS . Monday , Dec . ( ith . LODG-ES . —Robert Bum , F . M . H . ; Unity , London Tav ., Bishopsgato-st . ; Royal Jubilee , Anderton's Ho ., Fleet-st . ; St . John ' s , Radley's Ho ] , Bridge-st ., Blackfriars ; St . Luke ' s , Pier Ho ., Clieyne-walk , Chelsea ; Joppa , Albion Tav ., Aldersgate-st } . ; Unions , F . M . H .

Tuesday , Dec . 7 th . Colonial Board , at 3 . LODC ' . —Albion , F . M . H . ; Old Dundee , London Tav ., Bisbopsgate-st . ; Temple , Ship and Turtle , Leadenhall-st . ; Old Concord , F . M . H . ; St . James ' s , Leather Market Tav ., New Wcston-st ,, Berniondoay . CHAPTER . — Temperance , White Swan Tav ., Deptford .

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HOW I SPENT MY FIVE WEEKS' LEAVE. Article 3
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MASONIC CELESTIAL MYSTERIES. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 10
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MASONIC MEMS. Article 13
GRAND LODGE. Article 13
Craft Masonry. Article 15
PROVINCIAL. Article 16
SCOTTISH CONSTITUTION. Article 18
ROYAL ARCH. Article 19
MARK MASONRY. Article 19
SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK. Article 19
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Scottish Constitution.

would not be long till the Prince of AVales would be installed in his position as patron of the Freemasons ir , Scotland . Tho Earl of Rosslyn , in bis reply to the toast of his health , said that it aff- rded him much pleasure to state , referring to his ancestors , the St . Clairs of Rosslyn , that that ancient relic of Masonic art , Rosslyn Chapel , was now entirely finished , and he lioped , in tbe course of the ensuing summer , to have a large gathering of the Freemasons at the venerable pile .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

ENGLISH CONSTITUTION , YORKSHIRE ( AVEST ) . HALIFAX—Chapter of Regularity ( No . 4 X 8 ) . —The regular monthly meeting of this chapter was . held at the new Masonic Temple on Monday , the 29 th n't . The acting officers were -. —• Comps . AV . Cooke , P . Z ., as Z . ; G . Normanto , P . Z ., as IL ; R . Lord ,

J . ; AV . J . Lairdar , as E . ; John Seed , as N . ; H . N . Bates , P . Z ., Treas . ; T . M . Dolan , as Prin . Soj . ; A . Roberts , Assist . Soj . ; N . AV . Scholefield , as Assist . Soj . ; and J . Greenwood , P . Z ., Jan . Tho usual routine business having been transacted , Bro . Richard Jessop , of the St . James ' s Lodge , No . 448 , was duly balloted for , unanimously elected , and subsequently exalted to the degree of R . A . by Comp . Cooke , the historical portion of this degree being very ably given by Comp . A . Lupton , after which the ¦ chapter was closed in harmony and with solemn prayer .

SCOTTISH CONSTITUTION . METEOPOEITA ... Supreme Grand Chapter . A special meeting was hold in the Freemasons' Hall , Edinburgh , on Nov . 9 th , for the installation of . the M . E . Grand Principals . The . Chapter was opened in due form by Comp . Dr . Somerville , of Ampherlaw , M . E . Depute Grand Z ., assisted

by the grand officers . All companions not installed principals having retired , a conclave of installed principals was opened , and the degree of third principal was conferred on Comp . Lord Erskine , M . E . Grand J . Comp . the Earl of Dalhousie , M . E . Grand Z . elect , was then presented , and received the three installation degrees of J ., II ., and Z . The passages of Scripture were read by Comp . the Hon . and Rev . Arthur C . Baillie Hamilton , 3 rd G . Soj ., and Rector of TVoborn , Berks , who had

come especially from England for the purpose . Tho charges were most efficiently delivered by Comp . L . Mackersy , G . S . E ., and the Grand Principals were invested b y Comp . Somerville . The companions were then admitted , and Comps . the Earl of Dalhousie and Lord Erskine were installed respectively as Grand Z . and J . Comp . the Earl of Haddington , Grand H ., was unfortunately unable to be present . The Supreme Chapter was

then closed m ample form , and the companions adjourned to the banquet , which was presided over b y Comp . Lord Erskine . Comp . F . A . Barrow , 1 st G . Soj ., acted as Croupier . Among the companions present wo noticed—Comps . Dr . Somerville , 23 ° D . G . Z . ; L . Mackersy , 30 ° G . S . E . ; AVm . Mann , 32 ° G . S . N ., Grand Senior AA arden , and representative of the Grand Chapter of South Carolina ; Alexander Hay , 32 ° , G . Recorder ; Hon . and Rev . A . C . Baillie Hamilton 3 rd G . Soj . ; AV . A . LaurieGrand

, , See . Grand Lodge ; Captain AA . H . Ramsay . Grand Registrar of the Chapter General of the Religious and Military Order of the Temple ; Dr . McGowan , 30 ° ; D . Bryce , pin ., 30 ; A . Mitchell , 30 ° ; Dr . Loth , 30 " ; James Bailaiitine . ' Grand Bard of Scotland ; P . Cowan , 30 ° ; A . Coekburn , 18 ° ; & c . After a delightful evening , the companions separated at an early hour , in peace and harmony .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

ENGLISH CONSTITUTION . SUFFOLK . IPSWICH . —Albert Viator Lodge—This lodge of Mark Masters held its annual meeting- on Monday last , ut the beautiful Masonic Hall in Brook Street , Ipswich . A goodly number of the brethren were pre ent , amongst them being—Bro . the Rev . R . N . Sanderson , M . A ., 30 ° , G . Chaplain of the Marl ; Grand Lodge of England , W . M . ; Bros . C . T . Townsend

Mark Masonry.

P . G . S . D ., P . M . M ., Secretary ; Henrv Thomas , S . Vf . ; Emra Holmes . 31 ° , J . W . of Eclectic Lodge , AVest Hartlepool , Acting J . W . ; XV . Cuckord , Acting S . O . ; M . Oliver , Acting J . O ., & c . The lodge having been opened by the AV . M . in due form , Bro . Cresswcll . a candidate sor the degree of Mark Master , who had been previously balloted for and unanimously accepted , was admitted and advanced to that honourable degree-This being the meeting for the installation of the W . M ., and

Bro . Henry Thomas , Collector of H . M . Cns ' oms , Ipswich , having been elected to fill that important position , the installation ceremony was ably performed by Bro . Sanderson , W . M ., assisted by Bro . C . __ . Townsend , and the worthy and muchrespectod brother was saluted as W . M . of tbe Albert Aletor Lodge of Mark Masters . He then proceeded to appiint and invest his officers , as follows : —Bro . Rev . R . N . Sanderson , M . A . I . P . M . ; AV . J . IWstgate , S . W .: J . T . Townsend , J . W . ; AV .

Cuckow , M . O . ; . 1 . Chinnock , S . O . ; M . Oliver , J . O . ; G . S . Golding , Treasurer ; C . T . Townsend , Secretary ; Thomas Holland , D . C . ; E . Robertson , S . D . ; D . Slimeck , J . D . ; T . Taylor , I . G . ; G . Spalding , Tyler . One or two of the nowly appointed officers were unavoidably absent . The other business of the evening having been completed , the lodge was closed , aud the brethren retired to refreshment , a substantial b-Micvuet being served in the adjoining room . After the removal of the cloth ,

the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and responded to in a way characteristic of Masons . In giving tbe toast of "The Prince of AA ales and the rest of the Royal family , not forgetting Prince Albert Victor , " the AV . M . took occasion to express a hope , which was cordially received and applauded by the brethren , that his R-. iyal Highness would be elected Grand Master of England , and that the Earl De Grey and Ripon would be appointed Pro . Grand Master . The brethren separated after having spent a very agreeable evening ,

LEICESTERSHIRE . LEICESTEE . —Fovihe Lodge ( No . 19 ) . —A bi-monthly meeting of this lodge was held immediately after the Provincial Grand Lodge was closed , the same brethren being present ; the AV . M . Bro . Brewin in the chair . A ballot was taken for Bro . Frederic Eachan Wilkinson , M . D . of Sydenham , Kent , AV . M . of No . 786 and P . M . 181 , who was unanimously elected , but was prevented being present on this occasion . Three other candidates were

due for advancement , but of these Bro . Crow only was present . On his being advanced , the W . M . appointed and invested him as Organist of the lodge , and also invested Bro . the Rev . Dr . Haycroft as Chap . Bro . Crow was also invested by the Prov . G . M . as P . G . Organist . Two members were elected on the Freemasons' Hall Committee , and three brethren of the St . John's Lodge No . 279 , having been proposed for tbe Mark Masters ' degree , the lodge was closed and the brethren adjourned to refreshment .

Scientific Meetings For The Week.

SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK .

Monday , 7 th Dee . —Institution of Civil Engineers . Wednesday , Sth Dec . —Geological Society . Society of Arts .

LIST OF LODGE , MEETINGS , < tc , FOR WEEK ENDING lint DECEMBER , 1869 . ( Abbreviations . —F . M . H ., Freemasons' Hall ; M . H ., Masonic Hall : M . T ., Masonic Tern pie ; Tav ., Tavern ; Ho ., Hotel ; R . Rooms ; L ., Lodge ; St ., Street ; Sq ., Square ) .

METEOPOEITAX LODGES AND CUAPIEKS . Monday , Dec . ( ith . LODG-ES . —Robert Bum , F . M . H . ; Unity , London Tav ., Bishopsgato-st . ; Royal Jubilee , Anderton's Ho ., Fleet-st . ; St . John ' s , Radley's Ho ] , Bridge-st ., Blackfriars ; St . Luke ' s , Pier Ho ., Clieyne-walk , Chelsea ; Joppa , Albion Tav ., Aldersgate-st } . ; Unions , F . M . H .

Tuesday , Dec . 7 th . Colonial Board , at 3 . LODC ' . —Albion , F . M . H . ; Old Dundee , London Tav ., Bisbopsgate-st . ; Temple , Ship and Turtle , Leadenhall-st . ; Old Concord , F . M . H . ; St . James ' s , Leather Market Tav ., New Wcston-st ,, Berniondoay . CHAPTER . — Temperance , White Swan Tav ., Deptford .

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