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gentlemen were admitted into the Order ; two brethren passed io the Fellow Craft degree , and two raised . Several important communications were i-ead , and the sum of six pounds voted for the temporary relief of distressed brethren . LiVEHFOOt . — -Alliance Lodge ( No . fl ( 55 ) . —The brethren of . this rising Lodge met at the Stanley Arms , Roby , on Tuesday , May 3 rd , for the transaction of business , Bro . Phillips , W . M ., presiding . After the usual preliminaries , Mr . Haydoek ivas admitted a member of the Order , and two brethren raised as Master Masons . During the evening the motion was put and carried , that the Lodge record its votes for Bro . Harper , of Hull , an applicant for the annuity from tho Fund of Benevolence .

LivKM'OOi .. —St . John ' s Lodge ( No . 9 / 1 ) . —The brethren met at the Caledonian Hotel , on Wednesday , the 1 th inst ., Bro . Wadham , W . M ., presiding . The Lodge having been opened , and the customary formularies having been gone through , the ballot was about to be taken for a gentleman , when an objection was raised by Bro . Pepper , P . M ., on the ground of informality , and the election was postponed . Three brethren wero passed to the Fellow Craft degree , and the Lodge closed to the first degree . In compliance with a . resolution passed by the brethren tit a former meetingthe immediate P . M . produced copies of a correspondence whicli .

, had taken place between himself and the Grand Secretary , relative to some supposed irregularities on the part of the Prov . Grand Secretary and other Prov . Grand Officers of this province . The documents , after much hesitation on tho part of Bro . Thornton , P . M ., were handed to the Secretary of tho Lodge , and read . Several brethren were relieved on petition , and tho Lodge closed .

LEICESTERSHIRE . APPOINTMENT . —Lodi / c , —Thursday , May 10 th , John cf Gaunt ( 700 ) , Three Crowns , Leicester , at 7 . LINCOLNSHIRE , ArroiNTMENT . ~ L » -ty ' . ~ Wednesdav , May ISth , Lindsev ( mil ) , Public ll-. tildings , Louth , at ( J .

NORFOLK . LTHK . —Philanthropic Lodge ( No . 12-1 ) . —The members of this Lodge assembled in good numbers on Monday , May 2 nd , at the Globe Hotel , to witness the installation of Bro . Kendall who had been elected at the previous meeting W . M . for the present year . Previous to the installation , Bros . Plows and Hart were passed to the degree of Fellow Craft , the ceremonies being performed by Bro . Henry John

Mason , P . M . of Lodges Nos . 110 and 25 S ; after whicli the ceremony of installation was performed by Bro . Rooke , P . M . of Jerusalem Lodge No . 233 , assisted b y Bro . Henry John Mason , P . M . ; the various charges to the Master , Wardens , and Brethren , were delivered by Bro . Rooke with good emphasis and feeling-. The W . M . then proceeded to invest his officers , viz ., Bros . Plows , S . W . ; Ward , J . W . ; C . Collinson , S . D . ; G . Collinson , J . D , ; N . Kendall , I . G . ; Green , Sec . ' The Lodge greatly regretted the unavoidable absence of Bro . Cummingstho retiring W . M . who had

, , conducted tho Lodge during his Mastership with credit to himself and great kindness aud satisfaction to the brethren , having hud to travel upwards of eighteen miles to attend the ditties of the Lodge , which be invariably did . Before the Lodge was closed , Bro . Kennedy presented to the Lodge , in Die name of Bro . Cunmiings , the retiring W . M ., a splendid silk banner , with the name and number of the Lodge , emblazoned in gold . The thanks ol the Lodge is also duo to Bra Cimimings , P . M ., for tho handsome tracing boards which ho presented during his year of office . This

Lodgo did not muster , two years since , above five or six members , but owing to the exertions of Bro . Kennedy , P . 3 L , and tho various oflicers , it is now iu the proud position of having recorded on the Secretary ' s books , thirty-five brethren and subscribing members . Two candidates now stand for initiation , aud three brethren tire proposed as joining members . After the Lodge was closed tho brethren partook of au excellent supper , and a pleasant evening wns spent under the presidency of the newly installed AVorshipful Master ,

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MASONIC MISSIONS. Article 1
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 4
MODERN WRITERS UPON FREEMASONRY.—III. Article 8
THE HIGH DEGREES. Article 15
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 16
REVIEWS OF NEW MUSIC. Article 23
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 24
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE AND MASONIC MIRROR. Article 24
MASONIC ANTIQUITIES. Article 26
WHERE ARE YOU GOIING? Article 27
THE NEW GRAND OFFICERS. Article 29
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 31
PROVINCIAL. Article 35
ROYAL ARCH. Article 39
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
Obituary. Article 48
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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gentlemen were admitted into the Order ; two brethren passed io the Fellow Craft degree , and two raised . Several important communications were i-ead , and the sum of six pounds voted for the temporary relief of distressed brethren . LiVEHFOOt . — -Alliance Lodge ( No . fl ( 55 ) . —The brethren of . this rising Lodge met at the Stanley Arms , Roby , on Tuesday , May 3 rd , for the transaction of business , Bro . Phillips , W . M ., presiding . After the usual preliminaries , Mr . Haydoek ivas admitted a member of the Order , and two brethren raised as Master Masons . During the evening the motion was put and carried , that the Lodge record its votes for Bro . Harper , of Hull , an applicant for the annuity from tho Fund of Benevolence .

LivKM'OOi .. —St . John ' s Lodge ( No . 9 / 1 ) . —The brethren met at the Caledonian Hotel , on Wednesday , the 1 th inst ., Bro . Wadham , W . M ., presiding . The Lodge having been opened , and the customary formularies having been gone through , the ballot was about to be taken for a gentleman , when an objection was raised by Bro . Pepper , P . M ., on the ground of informality , and the election was postponed . Three brethren wero passed to the Fellow Craft degree , and the Lodge closed to the first degree . In compliance with a . resolution passed by the brethren tit a former meetingthe immediate P . M . produced copies of a correspondence whicli .

, had taken place between himself and the Grand Secretary , relative to some supposed irregularities on the part of the Prov . Grand Secretary and other Prov . Grand Officers of this province . The documents , after much hesitation on tho part of Bro . Thornton , P . M ., were handed to the Secretary of tho Lodge , and read . Several brethren were relieved on petition , and tho Lodge closed .

LEICESTERSHIRE . APPOINTMENT . —Lodi / c , —Thursday , May 10 th , John cf Gaunt ( 700 ) , Three Crowns , Leicester , at 7 . LINCOLNSHIRE , ArroiNTMENT . ~ L » -ty ' . ~ Wednesdav , May ISth , Lindsev ( mil ) , Public ll-. tildings , Louth , at ( J .

NORFOLK . LTHK . —Philanthropic Lodge ( No . 12-1 ) . —The members of this Lodge assembled in good numbers on Monday , May 2 nd , at the Globe Hotel , to witness the installation of Bro . Kendall who had been elected at the previous meeting W . M . for the present year . Previous to the installation , Bros . Plows and Hart were passed to the degree of Fellow Craft , the ceremonies being performed by Bro . Henry John

Mason , P . M . of Lodges Nos . 110 and 25 S ; after whicli the ceremony of installation was performed by Bro . Rooke , P . M . of Jerusalem Lodge No . 233 , assisted b y Bro . Henry John Mason , P . M . ; the various charges to the Master , Wardens , and Brethren , were delivered by Bro . Rooke with good emphasis and feeling-. The W . M . then proceeded to invest his officers , viz ., Bros . Plows , S . W . ; Ward , J . W . ; C . Collinson , S . D . ; G . Collinson , J . D , ; N . Kendall , I . G . ; Green , Sec . ' The Lodge greatly regretted the unavoidable absence of Bro . Cummingstho retiring W . M . who had

, , conducted tho Lodge during his Mastership with credit to himself and great kindness aud satisfaction to the brethren , having hud to travel upwards of eighteen miles to attend the ditties of the Lodge , which be invariably did . Before the Lodge was closed , Bro . Kennedy presented to the Lodge , in Die name of Bro . Cunmiings , the retiring W . M ., a splendid silk banner , with the name and number of the Lodge , emblazoned in gold . The thanks ol the Lodge is also duo to Bra Cimimings , P . M ., for tho handsome tracing boards which ho presented during his year of office . This

Lodgo did not muster , two years since , above five or six members , but owing to the exertions of Bro . Kennedy , P . 3 L , and tho various oflicers , it is now iu the proud position of having recorded on the Secretary ' s books , thirty-five brethren and subscribing members . Two candidates now stand for initiation , aud three brethren tire proposed as joining members . After the Lodge was closed tho brethren partook of au excellent supper , and a pleasant evening wns spent under the presidency of the newly installed AVorshipful Master ,

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