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willingly awl heartily contributed , at an early hour all retired , having passed a f . Mv hours in that love and harmony Avhich ever distinguishes our ancient Order . irAiwr . l'Pom-,. —8 ( . Helen ' * Lodge ( No . 774 . )—On Thursday last , December 30 th , tiro celebration of the festival of St . John the Evangelist , took place iu the Masonic HaU "f the above Lodgo . There AA-as a very full attendance of members , and seA-eral visitors from neighbouring Lodges . Bro . AA . J . Hodgson , the Master elect , w-as duly installed and proclaimed by Bro . Hammarborn , the installing P . M . The AV . AI . then appointed the folloiving officers ; Bro . Geo . Moorethe retiring Master

, , P . M . ; Pro . Hammarborn , P . AI ., See . ; Bro . Armstrong , S . W . ; Bro . James Groves , J . AV . ; Bro . Tate , Treas . ; Bro . S . E . Clark , S . D . ; Bro . AVm . Todd , J . D . ; Bro . Gallon , I . G . ; aud Bro . Jas . Mowbray , Tyler . The Brethren then adjourned to banquet . After the usual loyal toasts the AV . M ., on behalf of the Lodge , presented the tivo Past Masters , Bros . Moore and Hammavbom , each with au elegant and valuable P . M ' s . jewel , as a testimony of tho fraternal respect and esteem of their bretlircn , at the same time calling their attention to tire fact that Bro . Hammarbom hadon the previous eveningbeen presented ivith an equally handsome

, , P . M ' s . jeivel by the Brethren of the Restoration Lodge , No . 128 , Darlington , his mother' Lodgo , of ivhich he is also a P . M . The three jeivels ivere then handed round for the inspection of the Brethren , many of whom ivere heard to express a Avish that they might some time be found worthy of a similar token of respect . The remainder of the evening ivas spent in that agreeable and harmonious manner so peculiar to tho Craft .

ESSEX . APPOINTMENTS . — £ «*/« . — . Holiday , January 10 th , Star in tho East ( 98 o ) , Private . Rooms , Harwich , at 7 ; AA ' ednesday , 12 th , United ( 998 ) , George Hotel , Colchester , at 7 ; Thursday , 13 th , Good Fellowship ( 343 ) , AVhite Hart Tavern , Chelmsford , at 7 . COLCHESTER . —United Lodge ( No . 998 ) . —Monday , the 27 th ult ., being the festival of St . John , the patron saint of tho Masonic Brotherhood , this Lodge held its second annual meeting , for the installation of AVorshipful Master and for the appointment of officers for the ensuing year . Owing to the removal from this garrison to

a more important post at Ceylon of its AV . M . for the second year , Lieut .-Col . Maydwull , and the absence , from a similar cause , of the S . AV ., Capt . Barney , the duties ofthe Master ' s chair have for some time past devolved upon the J . AV ., Capt . Francis Pender , Sth Fusiliers ; and by the unanimous choice of the Lodge , at its last monthly meeting , he Avas formally elected to that dignity . The ceremony of installation ivas ably performed by Bro . Forbes , P . M ., and P . Prov . G . J . AV . ; after Avliioli the AV . AI . proceeded to appoint and invest the folloiving officers : —Bro . Anderson , S . AV . ; Bro . Eoivcll , J . AV . ; Bro . H . Joslin , S . D ., and Sec . ; Bro . Voltaire

AVhite , J . D ., * and Treas . ; Bro . Capt . Quick , I . G . ; Bro . Earley , Tyler . At five o ' clock an elegant banquet ivas served in the Lodge room , at the George Hotel . The neivly installed AVorshipful Master of course presided , supported by Bro . 0 . S . Given , W . M . of the Harwich Lodge and Bro . AVm . Meadoivcroft , AV . M . of the Bri glitlingsca Lodge . There ivere also present tho officers of the Lodge already named , ivith Bro . Forbes , the late Secretary , and other members ; and several vsitors , chiefly from tho Angel Lodge , No . 59 , including Bros . H . Miller , AV . WilliamsQnilfcermess-master to the second battalionHodgesGraverand Railing

, , , , , . The health of her Majesty the Queen , the Prince Consort , the Prince of AVales , & c . laving been drunk Avith loyal respect , the Earl of Zetland and Lord Panmure , wore duly toasted , Avith Masonie honours , as Grand Master and Deputy Grand ' Blaster for England ; folloAved by the health of Bro . Robert Bagshaiv , M . P ., Provincial Grand Master for Essex . Bro . Forbes , as the oldest member present of the United Lodge , claimed tho privilege of proposing " the health of the AVorshipful Master" congratulating thc Lod his acceptance of the officeand expressing

, ge upon , ' u ' s belief that Captain Ponder would rule his Lodge ivell , and ivould have the hearty support of the officers and members generally . The AV . M . returned thanks for the compliment , and expressed his anxious desire to do his duty to the Lodge and to the Craft in general . Thc AVAL proposed "Tlie health of the A isitors , particularly tho Masters of thc Harwich and Brightlingsea Lodges ; " ivhich AA'as ' suitabl y acknowledged by Bro . Owen . The nest toast from the chair ivas "The

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Untitled Article 1
Untitled Article 2
INDEX. Article 3
THE MASONIC MIRROR, Article 6
FREEMASONS' HALL. Article 11
CAGLIOSTRO AND THE LODGE OF ANTIQUITY. Article 13
THE DUTIES OF FREEMASONRY. Article 22
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 26
Selection Article 30
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 31
" JUSTITIA" AND THE "MASONIC OBSERVER." Article 31
CHARITY. Article 34
FREEMASONRY AND CHRISTIANITY. Article 35
THE PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF SOMERSETSHIRE. Article 35
MASONIC HALLS versus TAVERNS. Article 36
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 37
PROVINCIAL. Article 39
ROYAL ARCH. Article 52
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 52
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 53
THE WEEK. Article 55
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 58
NOTICES. Article 58
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 58
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Provincial.

willingly awl heartily contributed , at an early hour all retired , having passed a f . Mv hours in that love and harmony Avhich ever distinguishes our ancient Order . irAiwr . l'Pom-,. —8 ( . Helen ' * Lodge ( No . 774 . )—On Thursday last , December 30 th , tiro celebration of the festival of St . John the Evangelist , took place iu the Masonic HaU "f the above Lodgo . There AA-as a very full attendance of members , and seA-eral visitors from neighbouring Lodges . Bro . AA . J . Hodgson , the Master elect , w-as duly installed and proclaimed by Bro . Hammarborn , the installing P . M . The AV . AI . then appointed the folloiving officers ; Bro . Geo . Moorethe retiring Master

, , P . M . ; Pro . Hammarborn , P . AI ., See . ; Bro . Armstrong , S . W . ; Bro . James Groves , J . AV . ; Bro . Tate , Treas . ; Bro . S . E . Clark , S . D . ; Bro . AVm . Todd , J . D . ; Bro . Gallon , I . G . ; aud Bro . Jas . Mowbray , Tyler . The Brethren then adjourned to banquet . After the usual loyal toasts the AV . M ., on behalf of the Lodge , presented the tivo Past Masters , Bros . Moore and Hammavbom , each with au elegant and valuable P . M ' s . jewel , as a testimony of tho fraternal respect and esteem of their bretlircn , at the same time calling their attention to tire fact that Bro . Hammarbom hadon the previous eveningbeen presented ivith an equally handsome

, , P . M ' s . jeivel by the Brethren of the Restoration Lodge , No . 128 , Darlington , his mother' Lodgo , of ivhich he is also a P . M . The three jeivels ivere then handed round for the inspection of the Brethren , many of whom ivere heard to express a Avish that they might some time be found worthy of a similar token of respect . The remainder of the evening ivas spent in that agreeable and harmonious manner so peculiar to tho Craft .

ESSEX . APPOINTMENTS . — £ «*/« . — . Holiday , January 10 th , Star in tho East ( 98 o ) , Private . Rooms , Harwich , at 7 ; AA ' ednesday , 12 th , United ( 998 ) , George Hotel , Colchester , at 7 ; Thursday , 13 th , Good Fellowship ( 343 ) , AVhite Hart Tavern , Chelmsford , at 7 . COLCHESTER . —United Lodge ( No . 998 ) . —Monday , the 27 th ult ., being the festival of St . John , the patron saint of tho Masonic Brotherhood , this Lodge held its second annual meeting , for the installation of AVorshipful Master and for the appointment of officers for the ensuing year . Owing to the removal from this garrison to

a more important post at Ceylon of its AV . M . for the second year , Lieut .-Col . Maydwull , and the absence , from a similar cause , of the S . AV ., Capt . Barney , the duties ofthe Master ' s chair have for some time past devolved upon the J . AV ., Capt . Francis Pender , Sth Fusiliers ; and by the unanimous choice of the Lodge , at its last monthly meeting , he Avas formally elected to that dignity . The ceremony of installation ivas ably performed by Bro . Forbes , P . M ., and P . Prov . G . J . AV . ; after Avliioli the AV . AI . proceeded to appoint and invest the folloiving officers : —Bro . Anderson , S . AV . ; Bro . Eoivcll , J . AV . ; Bro . H . Joslin , S . D ., and Sec . ; Bro . Voltaire

AVhite , J . D ., * and Treas . ; Bro . Capt . Quick , I . G . ; Bro . Earley , Tyler . At five o ' clock an elegant banquet ivas served in the Lodge room , at the George Hotel . The neivly installed AVorshipful Master of course presided , supported by Bro . 0 . S . Given , W . M . of the Harwich Lodge and Bro . AVm . Meadoivcroft , AV . M . of the Bri glitlingsca Lodge . There ivere also present tho officers of the Lodge already named , ivith Bro . Forbes , the late Secretary , and other members ; and several vsitors , chiefly from tho Angel Lodge , No . 59 , including Bros . H . Miller , AV . WilliamsQnilfcermess-master to the second battalionHodgesGraverand Railing

, , , , , . The health of her Majesty the Queen , the Prince Consort , the Prince of AVales , & c . laving been drunk Avith loyal respect , the Earl of Zetland and Lord Panmure , wore duly toasted , Avith Masonie honours , as Grand Master and Deputy Grand ' Blaster for England ; folloAved by the health of Bro . Robert Bagshaiv , M . P ., Provincial Grand Master for Essex . Bro . Forbes , as the oldest member present of the United Lodge , claimed tho privilege of proposing " the health of the AVorshipful Master" congratulating thc Lod his acceptance of the officeand expressing

, ge upon , ' u ' s belief that Captain Ponder would rule his Lodge ivell , and ivould have the hearty support of the officers and members generally . The AV . M . returned thanks for the compliment , and expressed his anxious desire to do his duty to the Lodge and to the Craft in general . Thc AVAL proposed "Tlie health of the A isitors , particularly tho Masters of thc Harwich and Brightlingsea Lodges ; " ivhich AA'as ' suitabl y acknowledged by Bro . Owen . The nest toast from the chair ivas "The

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