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Provincial.

Bro . Robsou , resigned ; and after a vote of thanks to the installing master , the lodge was closeel in due form . The annual festival took 2 * laee afc Bro . Manning ' s , Albion Hotel , on Thursday , the 3 rd inst ., when about sixty brethren sat clown to a splendid banquet prepared in the usual Albion style . The AA ' . M . wes supported by the following brethren , Bros . AV . Twizell , Prov . ¦ S . G . W . ; R . Garland , Prov . G . Chap . ; J . G . Tulloch , P . Prov .

J . G . AV . ; J . Fenwick , P . Prov . G . Res . ; H . C . Hanser , P . Prov . J . G . D . ; J . P . Simpson , P . Prov . J . G . D . ( and AV . M . Tyne Loelge No . 991 ); X H . Thompson . P . Prov . G . S . B . Durham ( and "W . M . Industry Lodge No . 48 ); J . Symington , P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cirs . ; J . Roeldam , P . M . ; G . Lawson , P . M . ; J . Robertson , S . W . St . Hildas No . 210 ; M . F . Gray , J . AA ' . 240 ; Rev . — Horsfall , Chap . No . 949 , & c . The AVardens occupied their i-espective positions . After discussing tbe good things on the table , toast aud song abounded , and the clay was really spent in love and harmony .

NORTHAMPTON . NORTHAMPTON . —Pomfret Lodge ( No . 360 . )—The brethren of this lodge assembled in the lodge room at the George Hotel on St . John ' s Day , under the presidency of Bro . Richard Dun-Idey , the AV . M ., when , the minutes of the last loelge night having been read and confirmed , the AV . M . vacated the chair , in favour of Bro . Thomas Riley , P . AI ., of the Stuart Lodge ,

Bedford , No . 540 . Bro . Samuel Inns , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., then presented Bro . AVilliam Kingston , the AA ' . M . elect , for installation , tbe ceremony being performed with Bro . Riley ' s accustomed ability . Bro . Kingston then appointed the following officers : —Bros . J . T . Green , S . AV " . ; Kellett , J . AV . ; Revill , S . D . ; ¦ Stanton , J . D . ; Sedgwick , Chap . ; Flewifct , S . S . ; Hinton , J . S . ; Michael , I . G . ; Kirby and Dean , O . G . ' s . Bro . Butler AVrTkins , P . M ., was elected Treasurer . There were several visiting brethren present . An excellent banquet followed the lodge proceedings .

SOUTH AVALES ( EASTERN DIVISION . ) SWANSEA .. —Indefatigable Lodge ( No . 237 ) . —The brethren ¦ of this important lodge celebrated the festival of St . John , on Thursday , the 27 th ult ., with great eclat . The attendance of members and visitors from neighbouring lodges was unusually large , and the presence of a number of Provincial Grand Officers , many of whom came from grest distancesmarked the interest

, felt in tbe evening ' s proceedings ; the chief event being tbe investiture of Bro . C . Bath , P . Prov . S . G . AV ., as AV . M . for tbe ¦ ensuing year , to which office his deservedly esteemed and much respected brother had been unanimously re-elected at the preceding meeting of the lodge . The R . AA' . the Prov . G . M . had intended to be present ; on the occasion , hub was unavoidably prevented , but among those who crowded the lodjre rooms might

ue observed Bros . E . J . Morris , D . Prov . G . M . ; F . D . Michael , P . Prov . S . G . AV . ; J . G . Hall , P . Prov . S . G . AV . ; 0 . G . AVilliams , ? . Prov . J . G . W . ; P . H . Rowland , P . Prov J . G . W . ; AA' . Cox , Prov . G . Treas . ; N . B . Allen , P . Prov . G . Treas . ; T . Thomas , Prov . G . Reg . ; R . Eaton , P . Prov . G . Reg . ; J . Felton , Prov . G . Sec . ; AA ' . AVhittington , P . Prov . G . Sec . ; T . Powell , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; E . Pricker , Prov . G . Org . ; L . Tullock , Prov . G . S . ; D . Lougdon , Prov . G-S . ; J . Jones Hewson , Prov . G . S . ; R .

Thomas , AV . M . elect 364 ; M . Tennant , AV . M . elect 833 ; G . T . Stroud , P . M . ; D . AVilliams , F . A . Hopwood , AV . J . Nood , R . A . Essery , J . R . Francis , G . E . Bird , A . Hall , Spencer , Robinson , Harris , Edwards , Lewis , Brown , Canton , Hassall , McKiernon , Douglas , W . M . Rees , Deer , J . Jones , J . Jones , jun ., Davies , Phillips , Bradford , Goldberg , Roberts , Hughes , and many others . The AV . M . on resuming the chair , having made suitable and very graceful acknowleelgments to the brethren for the honour

and compliment paid him , proceeded to appoint his officers as follow : —Bros . J . G . Hall , I . P . M . ; D . Williams , S . W . ; F . A . Hopwood , J . AA' . ; C . T . Heart-ley , Chap . ; J . T . Nettell , Sec . ; G . B . Brock , S . D . ; AV . J . Nood , J . D . ; J . L . Towett , Dir . of Cers . ; E . Flicker , Org . ; J . Bradford , I . G . ; AV . E . Brown and AV . T . Canton , Stewards . Bro . T . Powell , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., was for the eihth timeunanimously elected Treasurerevidencing

g , , the confidence and respect entertained by the brethren for so trusty a purse bearer . Bro . Robertson , a comparatively untried brother , was selected to fill tbe post of Tyler . Bros . O . G . AA'illiams , and J . G . Hall , P . M . ' s , were unanimously elected to represent the lodge at the Provincial Grand Lodge committee , both brethren thanking the lodge for the honour conferred . The brethren subsequently dined together at the Cameron Arms

Hotel , where the annual banquet was most admirably served by Host Dods , whose catering gave universal satisfaction . The usual loyal anel Masonic toasts were given and received with much enthusiasm . The D . Prov . G . M . in acknowledging the hearty and complimentary manner in which the brethren bad responded to the flattering mention of his name by the AA' . M ., took occasion to observe that the Prov . G . M . and himselfmost

, cordially approved the choice the brethren hael made of a AA ' . M . for the ensuing year . He spoke with highest terms of praise of the admirable manner in which the lodge hael been worked during the past year , in which the AV . M . had earned a position second to none in the province , and hael succeeded , by his genial kindness and forbearance , in gaining the esteem and fraternal regard of every brother in the lodge . He hoped and

believed that the present year would be a successful , profitable , and happy one , and concluded by proposing " Tbe Health of the AVorshipful Master , " in terms of high eulogimn . The toast was most heartily received anel responded to , and the AA ' . M . having acknowledged the compliment , proposod in succession , " The Provincial Grand Officers , " " The Past Masters , " " The Visitors , " and " The Officers" eliciting some capital speechesthoroughly

, , in tone with the prevailing harmony , from Bros . F . D . Michael , P . Prov . S . G . AV ., the oldest Mason in the Principality ; AA ' . Cox , Prov . G . Treas . ; J . Felton , Prov . G . Sec ; D . AA'illiams , S . W ., and others . The musical arrangements were under the skilful direction of Bro . E . Fricker , Prov . G . Org ., assisted by Bro . S . Jones Hudson , Prov . G . S ., and gave the fullest satisfaction . The proceedings throughout were of tbe heartiest aud most

harmonious character , and the brethren separated at an early hour well pleased with the evening ' s entertainment . AA ' e are informed that it is intended immediately to establish a Knights Templar Encampment in connection with the R . A . Chapter attached to the Indefatigable Lodge , and steps are being takeu to make the necessary arrangements forthwith . The movement is warmltaken bthe companions of the chapterwho

very y up y , confidently assure themselves of a great success . The Prov . G . M . will accept the position of E . G ., and the D . Prov . G . M . will occupy tbe second chair . The other positions will be assigned to tbe Sir Knts . resident at Cardiff and other parts of the province , and it is hoped that much benefit will result from

the associating together of brethren from the neighbouring lodges and chapters , who have given in their names as candidates iu large numbers . CARDIEF . —Bute Lodge ( No . 960 . )—Tbe installation of Worshipful Master for the ensuing year took place on Monday , 31 st ult ., when Bro . Thomas B . Bell , P . S . AV ., Prov . G . Purst ., was duly installed , ' and appointed his officers as follow : —Bros . P . BirdS . \ A ' . ; S . ' H . SladenJ . AA ' . ; W . H . MartinP . M . Treas . ;

, , , , H . AA ' . Moreton , P . M ., Sec . ; Rev . J . Jones , Chap . ; AA ' m . AA'illiams , S . D . ; Jns . Hurman , J . D . ; D . Davies , Dir . of Cers . ; R . Evans , Assist . Dir . of Cers . ; Thomas Shelper , I . G . ; S . AA ' eitehert and J . Column , Stewards ; AA' . Davies , Tyler . The whole of the impressive ceremony was most ably performed , and tbe addresses to the officers fervently delivered by the retiring P . M ., Bro . Jno . AVillans , and the Board of Past Masters was composed

solely of members of the lodge . At the conclusion of the ceremony a vote of thanks was proposed by Bro . Martin , and seconded by Bro . Bird , to Bro . AA'illans for the very efficient performance of the duties of the chair during tbe past , ' year , as well as for his services as installing master . Bro . AA ' are congratulated the brethren upon a very favourable balance sheet , and proposed a vote of thanks to the Treasurer , for the excellent manner in which he had managed the finances of the lodge ; in

acknowledging which Bro . Martin informed the brethren that , notwithstanding the heavy expenses of starting a lodge , and the considerable balance in hand , during the two years and a half of the existence of the Bute Lodge , no less a sum than £ 150 has been devoted to Masonic Charities . Bro . AA'are gave notice of his intention to move at the next meeting that a likeness of each of the Past Masters who has filled the chair of the lodge , be taken and added to the furniture of the

lodge , a proposition which it was evident would meet with the hearty concurrence of the brethren . Labour being concluded the lodge was closed , and the brethren adjourned to the Windsor Hotel where an excellent banquet had been provided by Bro . S . Marks embracing all the delicacies of tbe season , indeed , we have before remarked that this worthy brother knows how to serve up a Masonic banquet as well as any caterer at whoso table we have sat . Bro . Marks having the happy knack of providing good viands , good wines , at moderate charges , aud good attendance under his personal

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HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN CORNWALL. Article 1
MONS. VICTOR HUGO'S ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF POOR LITTLE CHILDREN. Article 4
THE NEMESIS: A TALE OF THE DAYS OF TRAJAN. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES . Article 9
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 10
MASONIC LIBRARIES. Article 11
MASONIC MEMS. Article 11
METROPOLITAN. Article 12
PROVINCIAL. Article 13
ROYAL ARCH. Article 17
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 17
SCOTLAND. Article 17
IRELAND. Article 17
ISLE OF MAN. Article 18
Obituary. Article 18
THE WEEK. Article 19
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Provincial.

Bro . Robsou , resigned ; and after a vote of thanks to the installing master , the lodge was closeel in due form . The annual festival took 2 * laee afc Bro . Manning ' s , Albion Hotel , on Thursday , the 3 rd inst ., when about sixty brethren sat clown to a splendid banquet prepared in the usual Albion style . The AA ' . M . wes supported by the following brethren , Bros . AV . Twizell , Prov . ¦ S . G . W . ; R . Garland , Prov . G . Chap . ; J . G . Tulloch , P . Prov .

J . G . AV . ; J . Fenwick , P . Prov . G . Res . ; H . C . Hanser , P . Prov . J . G . D . ; J . P . Simpson , P . Prov . J . G . D . ( and AV . M . Tyne Loelge No . 991 ); X H . Thompson . P . Prov . G . S . B . Durham ( and "W . M . Industry Lodge No . 48 ); J . Symington , P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cirs . ; J . Roeldam , P . M . ; G . Lawson , P . M . ; J . Robertson , S . W . St . Hildas No . 210 ; M . F . Gray , J . AA ' . 240 ; Rev . — Horsfall , Chap . No . 949 , & c . The AVardens occupied their i-espective positions . After discussing tbe good things on the table , toast aud song abounded , and the clay was really spent in love and harmony .

NORTHAMPTON . NORTHAMPTON . —Pomfret Lodge ( No . 360 . )—The brethren of this lodge assembled in the lodge room at the George Hotel on St . John ' s Day , under the presidency of Bro . Richard Dun-Idey , the AV . M ., when , the minutes of the last loelge night having been read and confirmed , the AV . M . vacated the chair , in favour of Bro . Thomas Riley , P . AI ., of the Stuart Lodge ,

Bedford , No . 540 . Bro . Samuel Inns , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., then presented Bro . AVilliam Kingston , the AA ' . M . elect , for installation , tbe ceremony being performed with Bro . Riley ' s accustomed ability . Bro . Kingston then appointed the following officers : —Bros . J . T . Green , S . AV " . ; Kellett , J . AV . ; Revill , S . D . ; ¦ Stanton , J . D . ; Sedgwick , Chap . ; Flewifct , S . S . ; Hinton , J . S . ; Michael , I . G . ; Kirby and Dean , O . G . ' s . Bro . Butler AVrTkins , P . M ., was elected Treasurer . There were several visiting brethren present . An excellent banquet followed the lodge proceedings .

SOUTH AVALES ( EASTERN DIVISION . ) SWANSEA .. —Indefatigable Lodge ( No . 237 ) . —The brethren ¦ of this important lodge celebrated the festival of St . John , on Thursday , the 27 th ult ., with great eclat . The attendance of members and visitors from neighbouring lodges was unusually large , and the presence of a number of Provincial Grand Officers , many of whom came from grest distancesmarked the interest

, felt in tbe evening ' s proceedings ; the chief event being tbe investiture of Bro . C . Bath , P . Prov . S . G . AV ., as AV . M . for tbe ¦ ensuing year , to which office his deservedly esteemed and much respected brother had been unanimously re-elected at the preceding meeting of the lodge . The R . AA' . the Prov . G . M . had intended to be present ; on the occasion , hub was unavoidably prevented , but among those who crowded the lodjre rooms might

ue observed Bros . E . J . Morris , D . Prov . G . M . ; F . D . Michael , P . Prov . S . G . AV . ; J . G . Hall , P . Prov . S . G . AV . ; 0 . G . AVilliams , ? . Prov . J . G . W . ; P . H . Rowland , P . Prov J . G . W . ; AA' . Cox , Prov . G . Treas . ; N . B . Allen , P . Prov . G . Treas . ; T . Thomas , Prov . G . Reg . ; R . Eaton , P . Prov . G . Reg . ; J . Felton , Prov . G . Sec . ; AA ' . AVhittington , P . Prov . G . Sec . ; T . Powell , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; E . Pricker , Prov . G . Org . ; L . Tullock , Prov . G . S . ; D . Lougdon , Prov . G-S . ; J . Jones Hewson , Prov . G . S . ; R .

Thomas , AV . M . elect 364 ; M . Tennant , AV . M . elect 833 ; G . T . Stroud , P . M . ; D . AVilliams , F . A . Hopwood , AV . J . Nood , R . A . Essery , J . R . Francis , G . E . Bird , A . Hall , Spencer , Robinson , Harris , Edwards , Lewis , Brown , Canton , Hassall , McKiernon , Douglas , W . M . Rees , Deer , J . Jones , J . Jones , jun ., Davies , Phillips , Bradford , Goldberg , Roberts , Hughes , and many others . The AV . M . on resuming the chair , having made suitable and very graceful acknowleelgments to the brethren for the honour

and compliment paid him , proceeded to appoint his officers as follow : —Bros . J . G . Hall , I . P . M . ; D . Williams , S . W . ; F . A . Hopwood , J . AA' . ; C . T . Heart-ley , Chap . ; J . T . Nettell , Sec . ; G . B . Brock , S . D . ; AV . J . Nood , J . D . ; J . L . Towett , Dir . of Cers . ; E . Flicker , Org . ; J . Bradford , I . G . ; AV . E . Brown and AV . T . Canton , Stewards . Bro . T . Powell , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., was for the eihth timeunanimously elected Treasurerevidencing

g , , the confidence and respect entertained by the brethren for so trusty a purse bearer . Bro . Robertson , a comparatively untried brother , was selected to fill tbe post of Tyler . Bros . O . G . AA'illiams , and J . G . Hall , P . M . ' s , were unanimously elected to represent the lodge at the Provincial Grand Lodge committee , both brethren thanking the lodge for the honour conferred . The brethren subsequently dined together at the Cameron Arms

Hotel , where the annual banquet was most admirably served by Host Dods , whose catering gave universal satisfaction . The usual loyal anel Masonic toasts were given and received with much enthusiasm . The D . Prov . G . M . in acknowledging the hearty and complimentary manner in which the brethren bad responded to the flattering mention of his name by the AA' . M ., took occasion to observe that the Prov . G . M . and himselfmost

, cordially approved the choice the brethren hael made of a AA ' . M . for the ensuing year . He spoke with highest terms of praise of the admirable manner in which the lodge hael been worked during the past year , in which the AV . M . had earned a position second to none in the province , and hael succeeded , by his genial kindness and forbearance , in gaining the esteem and fraternal regard of every brother in the lodge . He hoped and

believed that the present year would be a successful , profitable , and happy one , and concluded by proposing " Tbe Health of the AVorshipful Master , " in terms of high eulogimn . The toast was most heartily received anel responded to , and the AA ' . M . having acknowledged the compliment , proposod in succession , " The Provincial Grand Officers , " " The Past Masters , " " The Visitors , " and " The Officers" eliciting some capital speechesthoroughly

, , in tone with the prevailing harmony , from Bros . F . D . Michael , P . Prov . S . G . AV ., the oldest Mason in the Principality ; AA ' . Cox , Prov . G . Treas . ; J . Felton , Prov . G . Sec ; D . AA'illiams , S . W ., and others . The musical arrangements were under the skilful direction of Bro . E . Fricker , Prov . G . Org ., assisted by Bro . S . Jones Hudson , Prov . G . S ., and gave the fullest satisfaction . The proceedings throughout were of tbe heartiest aud most

harmonious character , and the brethren separated at an early hour well pleased with the evening ' s entertainment . AA ' e are informed that it is intended immediately to establish a Knights Templar Encampment in connection with the R . A . Chapter attached to the Indefatigable Lodge , and steps are being takeu to make the necessary arrangements forthwith . The movement is warmltaken bthe companions of the chapterwho

very y up y , confidently assure themselves of a great success . The Prov . G . M . will accept the position of E . G ., and the D . Prov . G . M . will occupy tbe second chair . The other positions will be assigned to tbe Sir Knts . resident at Cardiff and other parts of the province , and it is hoped that much benefit will result from

the associating together of brethren from the neighbouring lodges and chapters , who have given in their names as candidates iu large numbers . CARDIEF . —Bute Lodge ( No . 960 . )—Tbe installation of Worshipful Master for the ensuing year took place on Monday , 31 st ult ., when Bro . Thomas B . Bell , P . S . AV ., Prov . G . Purst ., was duly installed , ' and appointed his officers as follow : —Bros . P . BirdS . \ A ' . ; S . ' H . SladenJ . AA ' . ; W . H . MartinP . M . Treas . ;

, , , , H . AA ' . Moreton , P . M ., Sec . ; Rev . J . Jones , Chap . ; AA ' m . AA'illiams , S . D . ; Jns . Hurman , J . D . ; D . Davies , Dir . of Cers . ; R . Evans , Assist . Dir . of Cers . ; Thomas Shelper , I . G . ; S . AA ' eitehert and J . Column , Stewards ; AA' . Davies , Tyler . The whole of the impressive ceremony was most ably performed , and tbe addresses to the officers fervently delivered by the retiring P . M ., Bro . Jno . AVillans , and the Board of Past Masters was composed

solely of members of the lodge . At the conclusion of the ceremony a vote of thanks was proposed by Bro . Martin , and seconded by Bro . Bird , to Bro . AA'illans for the very efficient performance of the duties of the chair during tbe past , ' year , as well as for his services as installing master . Bro . AA ' are congratulated the brethren upon a very favourable balance sheet , and proposed a vote of thanks to the Treasurer , for the excellent manner in which he had managed the finances of the lodge ; in

acknowledging which Bro . Martin informed the brethren that , notwithstanding the heavy expenses of starting a lodge , and the considerable balance in hand , during the two years and a half of the existence of the Bute Lodge , no less a sum than £ 150 has been devoted to Masonic Charities . Bro . AA'are gave notice of his intention to move at the next meeting that a likeness of each of the Past Masters who has filled the chair of the lodge , be taken and added to the furniture of the

lodge , a proposition which it was evident would meet with the hearty concurrence of the brethren . Labour being concluded the lodge was closed , and the brethren adjourned to the Windsor Hotel where an excellent banquet had been provided by Bro . S . Marks embracing all the delicacies of tbe season , indeed , we have before remarked that this worthy brother knows how to serve up a Masonic banquet as well as any caterer at whoso table we have sat . Bro . Marks having the happy knack of providing good viands , good wines , at moderate charges , aud good attendance under his personal

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