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Colonial.

Colonial .

IRELAND .

COUNTY DOAVN . ST . JOHN ' DAY IN CASTLEWILLAN . —The above Masonic festival was celebrated by the Brethren of St . Paul ' s Lodge , No . 142 , on Tuesday evening , Dec . 28 th , in their Lodge room , when Bro . Dr . Chambers , AA ' . M . and Prov . J . G . D ., South Down , assisted by Bro . Herron , P . M ., duly installed Bro . Hillyard as W . M . The newly elected Master then proceeded to install Bro . John M'Knight , S . AA' . ; Bro . David GibsonJ . AV . ; Bro . James HannaS . D . ; Bro . John RussellJ . D . ; Bro . Thomas

, , , Ferguson , I . G . ; Bro . Alex . Smith , Org . ; and Bro . Andrew Kilpatriok , Secretary . After some business was transacted , the Lodge was closed in ample form . The Brethren then sat clown to a banquet provided by Bro . Herron in his usual style , to which ample justice having been done , the usual loyal toasts were given from tho chair ; and the healths of the newly installed Officers having been received with enthusiasm , the Brethren separated at au early hour , more convinced than ever of the love , peace , and harmony pervading the fraternity .

Canada.

CANADA .

ROYAL ARCH . TORONTO . —St . John ' s Cliapter ( No . 75 , S . R . ) . —The regular annual communication of this Chapter took place at Toronto , on 23 rd September last , when the following office bearers were elected , viz .: M . E . Comps . AVm . Hay , M . E . Z . ; A . De Grassi , H . ; J . Jukes , J . ; Hugh Millar , P . Z . ; AA ' m . Gaylor , Proxy . Z . ; Thos . Gundry , Scribe E . ; Thos . -Ellison , Scribe N . ; P . T . Hill , Treas . ; G . Smith , 1 st

Soj . ; A . F . Scott , 2 nd Soj . ; Archd . McKinnon , 3 rd Soj . ; Jas . Foreman , Janitor . The office bearers were subsequently duly installed by M . E . Comps . T . D . Harington , F . Richardson , G . B . AA ' yllie and Hugh Millar . The following resolutions were unanimously adopted : —1 . Proposed by M . E . Comp . Hay , seconded by M . E . Comp . AVyllie , " That Most Excellent Comp . AA' m . Gaylor , Grand Scribe E . of tho Supreme Grand E . A . Chapter of Scotland , be requested to act as our representative in the Supreme Graud Chapter for the ensuing year , and that the thanks of this convocation are due and are hereby tendered to Comp . Gaylor for various important services rendered to this Chapter , by which its efficiency has been greatly promoted . "

2 . Moved by Comp . Hay , seconded by Comp . De Grassi , That having heard read a letter from R . A . Comp . Tally , inviting this Chapter to join a body denominated ' Tho Grand Chapter of Canada , ' it is hereby resolved , * That whereas this Chajiter cannot be transferred to another jurisdiction , unless in direct violation of solemn obligations on the part of the office bearers and members thereof , ancl whereas the existence of the various Lodges ancl councils in connection with Saint John ' s Chapter , No . 75 , S . R ., depends on the allegiance of that Chapter to the Supremo Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotlandit is the dutof the

, y Companions to maintain and uphold in its fullest integrity , the present connection between this Chapter and its supreme head in Scotland . ' ' 3 . Moved by Comp . Gundry , seconded by Comp . McKinnon , " That the Secretary be instructed to forward a copy of the foregoing resolution to Comp . Tully , with a respectful acknowledgment of his letter . " After the business of the assembly was over , the company retired to the refreshment room , where an excellent banquet awaited them .

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THE FREEMASONS MAGAZINE AND THE CRAFT. Article 1
DIRECTORS OF CEREMONIES. Article 3
TIME AND TIDE. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 9
CHRISTIANITY c. UNIVERSALITY. Article 10
" THE OXFORD PARTY (?)." Article 12
THE PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF SOMERSET. Article 13
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 14
METROPOLITAN. Article 15
PROVINCIAL. Article 22
SCOTLAND. Article 36
Colonial. Article 41
CANADA. Article 41
INDIA. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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Colonial.

Colonial .

IRELAND .

COUNTY DOAVN . ST . JOHN ' DAY IN CASTLEWILLAN . —The above Masonic festival was celebrated by the Brethren of St . Paul ' s Lodge , No . 142 , on Tuesday evening , Dec . 28 th , in their Lodge room , when Bro . Dr . Chambers , AA ' . M . and Prov . J . G . D ., South Down , assisted by Bro . Herron , P . M ., duly installed Bro . Hillyard as W . M . The newly elected Master then proceeded to install Bro . John M'Knight , S . AA' . ; Bro . David GibsonJ . AV . ; Bro . James HannaS . D . ; Bro . John RussellJ . D . ; Bro . Thomas

, , , Ferguson , I . G . ; Bro . Alex . Smith , Org . ; and Bro . Andrew Kilpatriok , Secretary . After some business was transacted , the Lodge was closed in ample form . The Brethren then sat clown to a banquet provided by Bro . Herron in his usual style , to which ample justice having been done , the usual loyal toasts were given from tho chair ; and the healths of the newly installed Officers having been received with enthusiasm , the Brethren separated at au early hour , more convinced than ever of the love , peace , and harmony pervading the fraternity .

Canada.

CANADA .

ROYAL ARCH . TORONTO . —St . John ' s Cliapter ( No . 75 , S . R . ) . —The regular annual communication of this Chapter took place at Toronto , on 23 rd September last , when the following office bearers were elected , viz .: M . E . Comps . AVm . Hay , M . E . Z . ; A . De Grassi , H . ; J . Jukes , J . ; Hugh Millar , P . Z . ; AA ' m . Gaylor , Proxy . Z . ; Thos . Gundry , Scribe E . ; Thos . -Ellison , Scribe N . ; P . T . Hill , Treas . ; G . Smith , 1 st

Soj . ; A . F . Scott , 2 nd Soj . ; Archd . McKinnon , 3 rd Soj . ; Jas . Foreman , Janitor . The office bearers were subsequently duly installed by M . E . Comps . T . D . Harington , F . Richardson , G . B . AA ' yllie and Hugh Millar . The following resolutions were unanimously adopted : —1 . Proposed by M . E . Comp . Hay , seconded by M . E . Comp . AVyllie , " That Most Excellent Comp . AA' m . Gaylor , Grand Scribe E . of tho Supreme Grand E . A . Chapter of Scotland , be requested to act as our representative in the Supreme Graud Chapter for the ensuing year , and that the thanks of this convocation are due and are hereby tendered to Comp . Gaylor for various important services rendered to this Chapter , by which its efficiency has been greatly promoted . "

2 . Moved by Comp . Hay , seconded by Comp . De Grassi , That having heard read a letter from R . A . Comp . Tally , inviting this Chapter to join a body denominated ' Tho Grand Chapter of Canada , ' it is hereby resolved , * That whereas this Chajiter cannot be transferred to another jurisdiction , unless in direct violation of solemn obligations on the part of the office bearers and members thereof , ancl whereas the existence of the various Lodges ancl councils in connection with Saint John ' s Chapter , No . 75 , S . R ., depends on the allegiance of that Chapter to the Supremo Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotlandit is the dutof the

, y Companions to maintain and uphold in its fullest integrity , the present connection between this Chapter and its supreme head in Scotland . ' ' 3 . Moved by Comp . Gundry , seconded by Comp . McKinnon , " That the Secretary be instructed to forward a copy of the foregoing resolution to Comp . Tully , with a respectful acknowledgment of his letter . " After the business of the assembly was over , the company retired to the refreshment room , where an excellent banquet awaited them .

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