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Craft Masonry.

eral initiates and joining members were proposed , and the lodg was closed according to ancient custom with solemn prayer-The brethren then adjourned to the banquot , an account of which will he given iu our next , in consequence of our going to press before the proceedings terminated . The musical arrangements were under the direction of Bro . Weaver .

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

HAMPSHIRE . SOUTHAMPTON . —Royal Gloster Lodge ( No . 130 ) . —This lodge celebrated the Festival of St . John on Thursday , tho 30 th ult ., at Freemason's Hall , Southampton , when the AV . M . for the ensuing year , Bro . Harper , was installed by the R . AV . the Prov . G . M . of Hampshireand the Isle of Wight , Bro . Beach , M . V . There was a large gathering of the brethren of tho lod whom were

ge , among the following P . M . ' s : —Bro . Deacon , D . Prov . G . M . ; Bro . Stebbing , P . Prov . S . G . W . ; F . Perkins , P . Prov . S . G . W . ( the Mayor ); and Bros . Abraham , Coxwell , Payne , Booth , Weston , & c . The AV . M . appointed Bros . Pocock , S . AV . ; Jones , J . AV . ; J . AVeston , Sec ; Dr . Aldridge , S . D . ¦ Brown , J . D . ; Bemister , Dir . of Cers . ; Hill , I . G . ; Biggs , Tyler . Bro . Abraham having been unanimously elected Treasurer at the preceding lod was invested bthe

ge y W . M . At six o ' clock the brethren sat down to a sumptuous banquet , provided by Bro . Dartnall , at which the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were duly proposed and responded to by the brethren , the toast of the Prov . G . M . being most heartily welcomed and very ably acknowledged by that RW . Bro .

LANCASHIRE ( FAST ) . . MANCHESTER . —De Greg and Sipon Lodge ( No . 1161 ) . — This lodge , held at the Corporation Hotel , Ardwick , met on Wednesday , the 15 th ult . Present—Bros . AVm . George Turner , AA . M . ; E . T . Plows , S . W . ; S . J . Pliilipson , J . AV . ; R . Macgregov , Treas . ; AA " . Burslem , I . G . ; C . R . Huffiim , S . D . ; Thomas Gi-eenhalhSeeThe visitors present —BrosJohn C

g , . were . . Hind , P . M ., Ncs . 204 , 923 ; Frederick Gutteridge , P . M ., Derby , 1055 ; J . W . Allison , Alexandra , 993 , and J . D . Ynfiesta , Robert Burns . 999 . Bro . Wm . Sadler , was passed to the degree of a F . C . Freemason b y Bro . Frederick Gutteridge , P . M ., of 1055 lodge . Bro . John Alckers was raised to the sublime degree of a M . M . by Bro . John C . Hind , P . M . of lodges 204 , 923 . After lodge business was concluded the brethren adjourned to the festive board

, when the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given and responded to with all due honours . The pleasures of the evening were enhanced by some good old songs and recitations , sung and recited by brethren of the lodge .

LANCASHIRE ( WEST ) . ULVERSTONE . —Lodge of Furness ( No . 995 ) . —The lodge met at the Masonic Temple , on Tuesdav , the 4 th inst . Present—Bros . Roper , W . M . ; Dodgson , S . \\' " ; Pearson , J . AV . ; Butcher , Treas . ; James , Sec . ; Thompson , S . D . ; Paxton , I . G . ; Barber , P . M . ; and Podinon , Steward . Bros . AVylie , Prov . G . Reg . of Works , Lancashire ; the AA . M . and AVardens of No . 1225 , ' and several others were present as visitorsThe business included

. Hie installation of Bro . John Case as W . M . for the ensuing year . The W . M . was duly installed and saluted according to ancient custom , and afterwards appointed and invested the following as his officers for the ensuing year : —Bros . Roper , I . P . M . " ; Pearson , S . W . ; Grundy , J . W . / Butcher , Treas . ; James , Sec ; Dodgson , S . D . ; Paxton , J . D . ; Wilson , I . G . ; Crook , S . Steward ; Blacklock , , J . Steward ; Remington , P . M ., Dir . of Cers ., and

Ayre , Chap . The brethren then adjourned to the house of Bro . Clayton , where an excellent banquet had teen prepared , to which upwards of forty brethren sat down . After the usual loyal and Masonic toasts the brethren separated at half-past eleven p . m . in peace and harmony . Ftwmon . —Lodge of Unanimity ( No . 113 ) . —This lodge met at the Bull Hotel on the 3 rd instThere present the AA

. were . M ., Bro . Henry Steib , supported by Bros . A . U . H . AVhitohead , S . A \ . j E . "Wade , J . AV . ; FryGr , ' P . M ., Treas . ; Thomas Nevett , Sec ; R . L . Barnes , HA ) . ; A . Simpson , J . D . ; P . G . Hunt , I . G . ; Birrinill , . Johnston , Robinson , and M'Carter , P . M . ' s ; Greaves , and upwards of forty of the brethren of Lodge Unanimity . Bro . AVhitohead , P . M . 950 ; Porter , AV . M . 343 ; Smith , AV . M .

elect 314 ; Rigby , Melling , & c , were present as visitors . Bros . Ishei-wood aud Ellis were passed to the second degree . Bro . Henry Steib , P . M ., then proceeded to instal as AV . M . for the ensuing year , Bro . A . H . I-I . Whitehead , who appointed and invested his officers as follows : —Bros . E . AV . AA ade , S . W . ; T . Nevett , J . AV . ; Fryer , P . M ., Treas . ; R . L . Barnes , Sec . ; J . Sumner , S . D . ; F . G . Hunt , J . D .,- and Robert Gardner , I . G . After the installation of officers , the newly installed AV . M .

presented on behalf of the past officers and brethren of the lodge to Bro . Steib , P . M ., a beautiful gold P . M . 's jewel ; also Bro . Birchall , P . M ., presented to Bro . Johnstone , P . M ., and Bro . Greaves , P . M ., presented to Bro . Fryer , P . M ., similar jewels to the one presented to Bro . Steib , P . M ., to commemorate their several years of office , and to show the great esteem in which they are held by their brethren . The business of the lodge being concluded , the whole of the brethren present sat down to a banquet supplied by Bro . Townsend . The usual Masonic toasts were duly given , and all passed off in a very satisfactory manner .

MONMOUTHSIRE . NEWPORT . —Silurian Lodge ( No . 471 . ) The installation of Bro . the Rev . Samuel Pox , Prov . G . Chap , as AA' . M . of the Silurian Lodge , 471 , for the ensuing year , took plsce at the Masonic-hall , Dock-street , on Monday , 3 rd inst . ( St . John ' s Day ) , before a large assemblage of the craft . The ceremony was most ably performed by Bros . Hellyer and Bartholomew

Thomas , installing masters . The following is the list of appointments : —Bros . H . J . Parnall , I . P . M .: C . H . Oliver , Dir . of Cers . ; Gratte , S . AV . ; Randall , J . W . ; Pickford , Treas . ; AV . AVilliams , Sec . ; AVm . Wade , S . D .: G . Fothergill , J . D . ; C . Rowe , I . G . ; H . J . Groves , Org . ; AA'm . Jones and H . Scott , Stewards ; C . AV . Ingrain , Librarian ; and AV . McFee , Tyler . Tho Secretary has had his collar 20 years iu continuous

succession , the Treasurer has held office since 1862 , and tho Tyler has held his appointment since March , 1854 . The regular business having been disposed of , the W . M . closed the lodge in due form , and the brethren soon after four o ' clock , repaired to the AVcstgate Hotel , where the banquet was held . The chair was taken by the AA . M ., who was supported by about sixty of the brethren , amongst whom were the following : — Bros . V . W . Col . Lyne , D . Prov . G . M . ; G . Homfray Prov . G . J . AV . ;

Pickford , Prov . G . Treas ; Wm . AVilliams , Prov . G . Sec ; B . Thomas , Prov . G . S . D . ; I-I . Parnall , Prov . G . Sup . AVorks ; Oliver , Prov . G . Dir . of Cirs . ; Thos . AVilliams , Prov . G . Assist . Dir . of Cers . ; Hellyer , Prov . G . Pursuivant ; E . Wells , P . Prov . G . S . AV . ; Goombs , P . Prov . G . S . W . ; Griffiths , P . Prov . G . Supt AVorks ; Martin , Prov . G . Treas . East Div . South AA alos ; 0 . Iloinfriiy , J . G . Huxtable , Wm . AVatkins , G . Fothergill , S . T . Halleu , Prov , G . Stewards ; Gratte , S AV . ; Hoskins , as J . AV , ;

Scott and Jones , Stewards 471 ; Ingram , Librarian ; Rowe , I . G . ; H . Griffiths J . AV . 1 , 258 ; Prosser , S . D . 1 , 258 ; AVutldn , I . G . 1 , 258 ; VV . AVood , 1 , 258 ; AA . Dovey 1 , 258 ; Ellis 1 , 258 ; B . Evans 471 , F . Orders 471 , E . Hunt 471 , Perks 471 , D . L . James 471 ,

J . AV . Phillips 471 , H . P . Bolt 471 , J . AV . Bebell 471 , II . L . A \ illiams 471 , Le Grand 471 , C . G . Davies 471 , Villievs 471 , Thomas Phillips 471 ; A org Einlang , and Sandberg , Netherlands ; Scott 233 , Bermuda ; Doty , 333 Glasgow ; Crocker , 923 , AVestford , America ; Elliott , Union , 45 , London ; Simms , Cornwall . The AA . M ., in giving " The Queen and the Craft , " observed that institutions and men were continually changing , but so far as Masonry was concerned loyalty was unalterable . Every mason

to be true to the Craft must be loyal . The next toast ( said the AV . M . ) was "The health of their brother the Prince of AA ales and tho rest of the Royal Family . " The reception of the Prince as a member of the Grand Lodge of England could not fail to bo gratifying to every mason in this country , and it might be in the order of Providence that their illustrious brother would some day he called upon to occupy a very high and distinguished position ' in the Craft . " The M . W . the G . M . the Earl of Zetland

and the Grand Lodgo of England . " Since 1 S 43—20 years ago , on the death of the Duke of Sussex—the noble Earl had held his high office , and lie had proved himself a devoted and thorough , mason . He was now about to retire , but would haven worthy successor in his deputy , Earl do Grey and Ripon . Bro . Hellyer proposed " The Bishop , Clergy , and Ministers of all denominations , " whom they might justly term their brethren , inasmuch as they inculcated in their ministrations the principles of Masonry . The toast was appropriately acknowledged by the

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Untitled Article 1
THE MASONIC INSUBORDINATION IN CANADA. Article 1
FREEMASONRY—PAST AND PRESENT. No. 2.—THE REVIVAL. Article 1
THE LODGE OF GLASGOW ST. JOHN. Article 3
THE PRINCE OF WALES AS "GRAND PATRON" AND AS "PAST GRAND MASTER." Article 5
THE HAUGHFOOT LODGE AND SPECULATIVE MASONRY. Article 5
HOW I SPENT MY FIVE WEEKS' LEAVE. Article 6
MASONIC JOTTINGS.—No. 2. Article 8
THE WELSH PROVINCES AND THE MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 9
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 9
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 10
BRO. CAPTAIN SPEIRS, M.P., UPON THE MALCOLM CHARTER. Article 10
THE "DEGREE" OF INSTALLED MASTER. Article 10
Untitled Article 11
MASONIC MEMS. Article 11
Craft Masonry. Article 11
PROVINCIAL. Article 12
SCOTTISH CONSTITUTION. Article 14
CANADA. Article 14
MARK MASONRY. Article 17
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. THE MANCHESTER, FREEMASONS' CLUB. Article 18
FESTIVAL OF THE LODGES IN THE PROVINCE OF GLASGOW. Article 18
Poetry. Article 19
SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK. Article 19
LIST OF LODGE, MEETINGS, &C., FOR WEEK ENDING 15TH JANUARY, 1870. Article 19
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Craft Masonry.

eral initiates and joining members were proposed , and the lodg was closed according to ancient custom with solemn prayer-The brethren then adjourned to the banquot , an account of which will he given iu our next , in consequence of our going to press before the proceedings terminated . The musical arrangements were under the direction of Bro . Weaver .

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

HAMPSHIRE . SOUTHAMPTON . —Royal Gloster Lodge ( No . 130 ) . —This lodge celebrated the Festival of St . John on Thursday , tho 30 th ult ., at Freemason's Hall , Southampton , when the AV . M . for the ensuing year , Bro . Harper , was installed by the R . AV . the Prov . G . M . of Hampshireand the Isle of Wight , Bro . Beach , M . V . There was a large gathering of the brethren of tho lod whom were

ge , among the following P . M . ' s : —Bro . Deacon , D . Prov . G . M . ; Bro . Stebbing , P . Prov . S . G . W . ; F . Perkins , P . Prov . S . G . W . ( the Mayor ); and Bros . Abraham , Coxwell , Payne , Booth , Weston , & c . The AV . M . appointed Bros . Pocock , S . AV . ; Jones , J . AV . ; J . AVeston , Sec ; Dr . Aldridge , S . D . ¦ Brown , J . D . ; Bemister , Dir . of Cers . ; Hill , I . G . ; Biggs , Tyler . Bro . Abraham having been unanimously elected Treasurer at the preceding lod was invested bthe

ge y W . M . At six o ' clock the brethren sat down to a sumptuous banquet , provided by Bro . Dartnall , at which the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were duly proposed and responded to by the brethren , the toast of the Prov . G . M . being most heartily welcomed and very ably acknowledged by that RW . Bro .

LANCASHIRE ( FAST ) . . MANCHESTER . —De Greg and Sipon Lodge ( No . 1161 ) . — This lodge , held at the Corporation Hotel , Ardwick , met on Wednesday , the 15 th ult . Present—Bros . AVm . George Turner , AA . M . ; E . T . Plows , S . W . ; S . J . Pliilipson , J . AV . ; R . Macgregov , Treas . ; AA " . Burslem , I . G . ; C . R . Huffiim , S . D . ; Thomas Gi-eenhalhSeeThe visitors present —BrosJohn C

g , . were . . Hind , P . M ., Ncs . 204 , 923 ; Frederick Gutteridge , P . M ., Derby , 1055 ; J . W . Allison , Alexandra , 993 , and J . D . Ynfiesta , Robert Burns . 999 . Bro . Wm . Sadler , was passed to the degree of a F . C . Freemason b y Bro . Frederick Gutteridge , P . M ., of 1055 lodge . Bro . John Alckers was raised to the sublime degree of a M . M . by Bro . John C . Hind , P . M . of lodges 204 , 923 . After lodge business was concluded the brethren adjourned to the festive board

, when the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given and responded to with all due honours . The pleasures of the evening were enhanced by some good old songs and recitations , sung and recited by brethren of the lodge .

LANCASHIRE ( WEST ) . ULVERSTONE . —Lodge of Furness ( No . 995 ) . —The lodge met at the Masonic Temple , on Tuesdav , the 4 th inst . Present—Bros . Roper , W . M . ; Dodgson , S . \\' " ; Pearson , J . AV . ; Butcher , Treas . ; James , Sec . ; Thompson , S . D . ; Paxton , I . G . ; Barber , P . M . ; and Podinon , Steward . Bros . AVylie , Prov . G . Reg . of Works , Lancashire ; the AA . M . and AVardens of No . 1225 , ' and several others were present as visitorsThe business included

. Hie installation of Bro . John Case as W . M . for the ensuing year . The W . M . was duly installed and saluted according to ancient custom , and afterwards appointed and invested the following as his officers for the ensuing year : —Bros . Roper , I . P . M . " ; Pearson , S . W . ; Grundy , J . W . / Butcher , Treas . ; James , Sec ; Dodgson , S . D . ; Paxton , J . D . ; Wilson , I . G . ; Crook , S . Steward ; Blacklock , , J . Steward ; Remington , P . M ., Dir . of Cers ., and

Ayre , Chap . The brethren then adjourned to the house of Bro . Clayton , where an excellent banquet had teen prepared , to which upwards of forty brethren sat down . After the usual loyal and Masonic toasts the brethren separated at half-past eleven p . m . in peace and harmony . Ftwmon . —Lodge of Unanimity ( No . 113 ) . —This lodge met at the Bull Hotel on the 3 rd instThere present the AA

. were . M ., Bro . Henry Steib , supported by Bros . A . U . H . AVhitohead , S . A \ . j E . "Wade , J . AV . ; FryGr , ' P . M ., Treas . ; Thomas Nevett , Sec ; R . L . Barnes , HA ) . ; A . Simpson , J . D . ; P . G . Hunt , I . G . ; Birrinill , . Johnston , Robinson , and M'Carter , P . M . ' s ; Greaves , and upwards of forty of the brethren of Lodge Unanimity . Bro . AVhitohead , P . M . 950 ; Porter , AV . M . 343 ; Smith , AV . M .

elect 314 ; Rigby , Melling , & c , were present as visitors . Bros . Ishei-wood aud Ellis were passed to the second degree . Bro . Henry Steib , P . M ., then proceeded to instal as AV . M . for the ensuing year , Bro . A . H . I-I . Whitehead , who appointed and invested his officers as follows : —Bros . E . AV . AA ade , S . W . ; T . Nevett , J . AV . ; Fryer , P . M ., Treas . ; R . L . Barnes , Sec . ; J . Sumner , S . D . ; F . G . Hunt , J . D .,- and Robert Gardner , I . G . After the installation of officers , the newly installed AV . M .

presented on behalf of the past officers and brethren of the lodge to Bro . Steib , P . M ., a beautiful gold P . M . 's jewel ; also Bro . Birchall , P . M ., presented to Bro . Johnstone , P . M ., and Bro . Greaves , P . M ., presented to Bro . Fryer , P . M ., similar jewels to the one presented to Bro . Steib , P . M ., to commemorate their several years of office , and to show the great esteem in which they are held by their brethren . The business of the lodge being concluded , the whole of the brethren present sat down to a banquet supplied by Bro . Townsend . The usual Masonic toasts were duly given , and all passed off in a very satisfactory manner .

MONMOUTHSIRE . NEWPORT . —Silurian Lodge ( No . 471 . ) The installation of Bro . the Rev . Samuel Pox , Prov . G . Chap , as AA' . M . of the Silurian Lodge , 471 , for the ensuing year , took plsce at the Masonic-hall , Dock-street , on Monday , 3 rd inst . ( St . John ' s Day ) , before a large assemblage of the craft . The ceremony was most ably performed by Bros . Hellyer and Bartholomew

Thomas , installing masters . The following is the list of appointments : —Bros . H . J . Parnall , I . P . M .: C . H . Oliver , Dir . of Cers . ; Gratte , S . AV . ; Randall , J . W . ; Pickford , Treas . ; AV . AVilliams , Sec . ; AVm . Wade , S . D .: G . Fothergill , J . D . ; C . Rowe , I . G . ; H . J . Groves , Org . ; AA'm . Jones and H . Scott , Stewards ; C . AV . Ingrain , Librarian ; and AV . McFee , Tyler . Tho Secretary has had his collar 20 years iu continuous

succession , the Treasurer has held office since 1862 , and tho Tyler has held his appointment since March , 1854 . The regular business having been disposed of , the W . M . closed the lodge in due form , and the brethren soon after four o ' clock , repaired to the AVcstgate Hotel , where the banquet was held . The chair was taken by the AA . M ., who was supported by about sixty of the brethren , amongst whom were the following : — Bros . V . W . Col . Lyne , D . Prov . G . M . ; G . Homfray Prov . G . J . AV . ;

Pickford , Prov . G . Treas ; Wm . AVilliams , Prov . G . Sec ; B . Thomas , Prov . G . S . D . ; I-I . Parnall , Prov . G . Sup . AVorks ; Oliver , Prov . G . Dir . of Cirs . ; Thos . AVilliams , Prov . G . Assist . Dir . of Cers . ; Hellyer , Prov . G . Pursuivant ; E . Wells , P . Prov . G . S . AV . ; Goombs , P . Prov . G . S . W . ; Griffiths , P . Prov . G . Supt AVorks ; Martin , Prov . G . Treas . East Div . South AA alos ; 0 . Iloinfriiy , J . G . Huxtable , Wm . AVatkins , G . Fothergill , S . T . Halleu , Prov , G . Stewards ; Gratte , S AV . ; Hoskins , as J . AV , ;

Scott and Jones , Stewards 471 ; Ingram , Librarian ; Rowe , I . G . ; H . Griffiths J . AV . 1 , 258 ; Prosser , S . D . 1 , 258 ; AVutldn , I . G . 1 , 258 ; VV . AVood , 1 , 258 ; AA . Dovey 1 , 258 ; Ellis 1 , 258 ; B . Evans 471 , F . Orders 471 , E . Hunt 471 , Perks 471 , D . L . James 471 ,

J . AV . Phillips 471 , H . P . Bolt 471 , J . AV . Bebell 471 , II . L . A \ illiams 471 , Le Grand 471 , C . G . Davies 471 , Villievs 471 , Thomas Phillips 471 ; A org Einlang , and Sandberg , Netherlands ; Scott 233 , Bermuda ; Doty , 333 Glasgow ; Crocker , 923 , AVestford , America ; Elliott , Union , 45 , London ; Simms , Cornwall . The AA . M ., in giving " The Queen and the Craft , " observed that institutions and men were continually changing , but so far as Masonry was concerned loyalty was unalterable . Every mason

to be true to the Craft must be loyal . The next toast ( said the AV . M . ) was "The health of their brother the Prince of AA ales and tho rest of the Royal Family . " The reception of the Prince as a member of the Grand Lodge of England could not fail to bo gratifying to every mason in this country , and it might be in the order of Providence that their illustrious brother would some day he called upon to occupy a very high and distinguished position ' in the Craft . " The M . W . the G . M . the Earl of Zetland

and the Grand Lodgo of England . " Since 1 S 43—20 years ago , on the death of the Duke of Sussex—the noble Earl had held his high office , and lie had proved himself a devoted and thorough , mason . He was now about to retire , but would haven worthy successor in his deputy , Earl do Grey and Ripon . Bro . Hellyer proposed " The Bishop , Clergy , and Ministers of all denominations , " whom they might justly term their brethren , inasmuch as they inculcated in their ministrations the principles of Masonry . The toast was appropriately acknowledged by the

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