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Masonic Missions.

find facts iu support of a doctrine sometimes broached , that tho Provincial Graud Mastership should not be held perpetually , and that it should , according to Masonic constitutions , orig inate in the choice of the Brethren governed , and not in the delegation of the Most Worshinful Grancl Master after tho first Master on the creation of a

Province has once been appointed . Its Loclge towns ancl Lodges are : — Leicester , No . 348 , St . John ' s date 1789 . „ No . 706 , John of Gaunt , date 1846 . Hinckley , No . 58 , date 1735 . The two Leicester Lodges have Chapters . It will be noticed that

the old Lodges in Leicester havo become defunct , but there is a very old Lodgo iu Hinckley attesting the antiquity of tho institution . The province has now iu progress a Masonic Hall at Leicester , which does credit to its energies , but it has much more to do to redeem its reputation , and we have not the least compunction in laying before the R . W . Bro . Earl Howe and his Provincial Grand Lodge , their relative

condition , in the hope that it may incite them to greater efforts . The boroughs ancl towns of Leicestershireare : —Leicester population of the borough 60 , 584 , but having a much larger population available in the surrounding districts . Ashby de la Zouch . Population 5 . 85-5 . Market Bosworth . Market Harborough . Population 2 , 325 .

* Hinckley . Population 6 , 111 . Lutterworth . Population 2 , 440 . Melton Mowbray . Population 4 , 391 . Castle Donington . Population 2 , 729 . Mount Sorrel . Population 1 , 597 . Whitwick . Population 2 , 836 .

Barrow-upon-Soar . Population 5 , 720 . Earl Shilton . Population 2 , 364 . Kegworth . Population 1 , 782 . Kilworth . Population 1 , 752 . Wigston , Population 2 . 189 . Leicester ought to have five Lodges , and there ought to be Lodges

in Melton Mowbray , Market Harborough , Barrow-upon-Soar , Ashby etc la Zouch , ancl some other towns . As early as the means of the province will allow , after tlie completion of the Masonic Hall at Leicester , one should bo built at Hinckley , the most ancient Masonic site iii the province . The province as it is and as it should be * . —

Lodgo Towns . Lodges . H . A . Halls . Present 2 3 2 1 Future 8 12 4 8 We now take Derbyshire , which adjoins the two iunner shires . Its length is fifty-six miles , its breadth thirty-tour , and its area 1 , 030 square miles . Its population in 1851 was 296 , 084 .

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THE BOYS SCHOOL. Article 1
MASONIC MISSIONS. Article 4
A MASONIC FUNERAL ORATION. Article 9
MASONIC BAPTISM. Article 12
THE CURSE OF AVARICE. Article 17
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 18
THE MARK DEGREE. Article 18
MASONIC IMPOSTORS. Article 19
SONNET. Article 20
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 21
METROPOLITAN. Article 27
PROVINCIAL. Article 29
MARK MASONRY. Article 45
ROYAL ARCH. Article 45
THE WEEK. Article 46
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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Masonic Missions.

find facts iu support of a doctrine sometimes broached , that tho Provincial Graud Mastership should not be held perpetually , and that it should , according to Masonic constitutions , orig inate in the choice of the Brethren governed , and not in the delegation of the Most Worshinful Grancl Master after tho first Master on the creation of a

Province has once been appointed . Its Loclge towns ancl Lodges are : — Leicester , No . 348 , St . John ' s date 1789 . „ No . 706 , John of Gaunt , date 1846 . Hinckley , No . 58 , date 1735 . The two Leicester Lodges have Chapters . It will be noticed that

the old Lodges in Leicester havo become defunct , but there is a very old Lodgo iu Hinckley attesting the antiquity of tho institution . The province has now iu progress a Masonic Hall at Leicester , which does credit to its energies , but it has much more to do to redeem its reputation , and we have not the least compunction in laying before the R . W . Bro . Earl Howe and his Provincial Grand Lodge , their relative

condition , in the hope that it may incite them to greater efforts . The boroughs ancl towns of Leicestershireare : —Leicester population of the borough 60 , 584 , but having a much larger population available in the surrounding districts . Ashby de la Zouch . Population 5 . 85-5 . Market Bosworth . Market Harborough . Population 2 , 325 .

* Hinckley . Population 6 , 111 . Lutterworth . Population 2 , 440 . Melton Mowbray . Population 4 , 391 . Castle Donington . Population 2 , 729 . Mount Sorrel . Population 1 , 597 . Whitwick . Population 2 , 836 .

Barrow-upon-Soar . Population 5 , 720 . Earl Shilton . Population 2 , 364 . Kegworth . Population 1 , 782 . Kilworth . Population 1 , 752 . Wigston , Population 2 . 189 . Leicester ought to have five Lodges , and there ought to be Lodges

in Melton Mowbray , Market Harborough , Barrow-upon-Soar , Ashby etc la Zouch , ancl some other towns . As early as the means of the province will allow , after tlie completion of the Masonic Hall at Leicester , one should bo built at Hinckley , the most ancient Masonic site iii the province . The province as it is and as it should be * . —

Lodgo Towns . Lodges . H . A . Halls . Present 2 3 2 1 Future 8 12 4 8 We now take Derbyshire , which adjoins the two iunner shires . Its length is fifty-six miles , its breadth thirty-tour , and its area 1 , 030 square miles . Its population in 1851 was 296 , 084 .

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