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our discussions to those motions of which due notice has been given as above suggested . I have nothing further to add but the expression of a fervent hope that we may be long spared to enjoy each other ' s society , and that we may have many happy meetings together as brethren in Freemasonry . The PEOV . G . MASTER—Brethren , my next duty is to appoint Provincial Grand Officers . In making the appointments , I have endeavoured to abide bthe relative positions in which I found

y the brethren to stand . My effort , in this respect , will be generally to distribute the honours of the District Grand Lodge impartially , and to promote those who are working zealousl y for the good of the Craft , and who enjoy the confidence and esteem of their brethren . My wish is to act upon the principle laid down by Bro . Oliver , in his Masonic Jurisprudence , that every brother who is ambitious of being raised to the Purple

should show himself to be a zealous and worthy Mason in his private lodge , have held some of its chief o & ces , and enjoyed the favourable report of his brethren . The Prov . G . M . then invested the following brethren , accompanying each investiture with a short appropriate speech : — Bros . AA'illiam Clark , D . Prov . G . M . ; AA'illiam J . Judge , Prov . S . G . AV . ; Peter Anderson , Prov . J . G . AA ' . ; James AA . Browne ,

Prov . G . Reg . ; AA'illiam H . Hoff , Prov . G . Sec . ; AVilliam Clark , Prov . S . G . D . ; C . J . Evans , Prov . J . G . D . ; AA ' alter Bourne , Prov . G . Supt . of Works ; Louis A . Emanuel , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; J . H . Linton , Assist . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; Jeremiah King . Prov . G . S . B . ; C . Kelvey , Prov . G . Org . ; AV . M . Benwell , Prov , G . Purs . ; J . B . Knight , F . Powell , J . W . Payne , Hugh McLardy , A . Simson , and AValter Bourne , Prov . G . Stewards ;

D . J . Daniel , Prov . G . Tyler . The PROV . G . MASTER stated that it rested with the brethren to elect a Prov . G . Treas ., and that he had ascertained that Bro . AVilliam Clark , who had so long and successfully filled that post , was willing to continue in the office . It was then proposed by Bro . Anderson , Prov . J . G . AV ., and seconded by Bro . Judge , Prov . S . G . AV ., that Bro . Clark he elected by acclamation . There being no other nomination , Bro . Clark was unanimously elected .

The following brethren were appointed to act in the Finance Committee by the Prov . G . M . under rule 10 of the bye-laws of the District Grand Lodge : — President—R . AA . Bro . AVilliam Clark , D . Prov . G . M . ; members--R . AV . Bros . AVilliam Judge , Prov . S . G . AV . ; P . Anderson , Prov . J . G . AV . ; James AA ' . Browne , P . M . So . 265 ; J . B . Knight , W . M . No . 279 ; John AV . Brown , P . M . No . 715 ; ex-offieio—V . W . Bros . AVilliam Clark , Prov . G . Treas . ; AVilliam H . Hoff , Prov . G . Sec .

The PEOV . G . MASTER announced to the brethren that the usual precession to St . John ' s Church would take place on St . John's Day , Saturday , the 27 th December next . The PROV . G . MASTER then reported to the District Grand Lodge an unfortunate disagreement in Lodge Himalayan Brotherhood ( No . 673 ) , at Simla , which had resulted in the punishment of two of its members . Bro . ABBOTT gave notice that he would , at the next quarterly

communication of the District Grand Lodge , propose that , in future , the use of the Freemasons' Hall be not given for religious purposes . Bro . DAVIS gave notice that lie would , on the same evening , propose that our Scottish brethren be recognised as brethren in Masonry . All business being concluded , the District Grand Lodge was closed in due form , and adjourned to the banquet , where the Town Band was in attendance .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

LANCASHIRE . LIVERPOOL . —Mariners' Chapter ( No . 310 ) . —This Chapter was opened in the Temple , Hope-street , on the 9 th of January , by P . Z . Comps . James Hamer , Z . ; P . Z . P . Maddox , H . ; and John Pepper , J . ; assisted by P . Z . T . AVylie ; P . Z . AV . Laidlow ; P . Z . C . J . Banister ; Comps . R . Langley , Thomas Marsh , J . R , Gopel , E . Roberts , W . AVoods , Rev . J . Porter ( 21 , Belfast ) , E . Slee , J . Robinson ( 267 ) , Smith , & c . The minutes of the last

meeting were read and confirmed . The ballot was taken for Bro . Thomas Dean , of Lodge 1125 , and , being unanimous , he was prepared and presented to the M . E . Z ., who performed the ceremony in his usual effective manner , Bro . R . Langley taking

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the part of P . S . with great care and judgment . M . E . J . Comp-J . Pepper delivered the first Historic Lecture , P . M . E . Z . Thos . AVylie the second , and M . E . Z . J . Homer the Symbolic and Mystic Lectures . Comp . Rev . J . N . Porter delivered a Lecture on the Degree , comparing it with the Holy Bible , which was listened to with marked attention . Business of the Chapter over , it was closed in due and solemn form . At refreshments the usual loyal aud Masonic toasts were proposed and responded

to . Comp . Pepper returned thanks for the three principals in a spirited speech , giving the companions excellent advice . Comp . Rev . J . N . Porter returned thanks for the visitors . C . J . Banister , for the Masonic Charities , obtained a few subscribers . Comp . Meyer Goudsmit , United Pilgrims Chapter ( No . 745 ) , was also a visitor , and returned thanks . After spending a very happy evening , which was enlivened by songs from ¦ Comps . MarshHamer & cthe companions separated at ten

, , , o ' clock . SUFFOLK . IPSWICH . — Boyal Sussex Chapter ( No . 522 ) . —At the quarterly convocation held at the Great AVhite Horse Hotel on AVednesday Dec . 3 rd , the three Principals chosen at the last meeting were regularlinstalled into their respective offices

y , viz . —Comps . Luff , Z ., Head , P . P . Z . ; Girling , H . ; Townsend , P . P . Z . ; Comp . Sanderson , J . ; Comp . Franks , P . P . Z . The Companions voted the sum of Five Pounds from the chapter funds to a companion in distress who was formerly a member of this chapter . After the transaction of some important private business the chapter was closed in ancient form , and the companions adjourned to refreshments provided by comp . Guiver .

Knights Templar.

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR .

HERTFORDSHIRE . AVATEORD . —Stuart Encampment . —An encampment was hold on Monday , the Sth of January , in the Freemasons' Hall , AVatford . Present , Sir Knts . C . M . Layton , E . C , ; George Lambert , 1 st Capt . ; H . E . Finch , 2 nd Capt . ; also the M . E . AA'illiam Stuart , Sup . G . Master ; G . E . George Francis , G . Com . of Herts ; II . H . Burchell Heme , Thomas Rogers , John Goodyear , J . Barton , F . C . Humbertand others . Comp . T . A . Brettof tbe

, , Watford Chapter was installed into the Order , Sir Knt . J . How , P . E . C ., acting as Expert . A ballot was taken for the choice of E . C . and Treasurer , and Sir Knt . John Goodyear , P . 1 st Capt ., was elected E . G ., and Sir Knt . Thomas Rogers , Treasurer . The usual pleasant banquet followed the proceedings , the M . E . Sup . G . M . presiding .

Turkey.

TURKEY .

CONSTANTINOPLE . —Oriental Lodge ( No . 988 ) . —Saturday , the 27 th December , 1862 , being the festival of St . John the Evangelist , and the installation of AV . M ., this lodge was held at Batzer's Hotel , Pera of Constantinople , and opened by the retiring AA' . M . aud his officers , at half-past four p . m . The minutes of the last regular meeting having been confirmed , the AV . M ., before leaving the chair , gave a short resume of the past year's workand in a feeling manner acknowledged and thanked

, his I . P . M ., AVardens , Officers , and brethren , for their regular attendance and cordial assistance rendered to him personally , and for the welfare of the lodge during his year of office ; and trusted the same support would be tendered to his successor . Several unattached brethren ancl deputations , consisting of the AV . M ., oflicers , and members of the French Lodge , L'Union d'Italia , the English LodgesNo . 1121 Deidcher Bundand No . 1192

, , , , Buhver , were respectively admitted in form and welcomed . The installation ceremony was performed by the retiring W . M ., Bro . Silly , P . M . ( the founder of the lodge ) , in the presence of AV . Bros . P . M . s Hahnel , Aznavour , Pulman , AV . M . s Brackett and Brown , who paid the installing Master deserved euconiums for the correct and praiseworthy manner the same was conducted . Bro . Alfred W . Mountain , S . AA ' ., the AV . M . elect for 1863 , was

duly installed in the chair of K . S ., in accordance with ancient custom , and the landmarks of the Order , and proclaimed aud saluted by the MM . ' s , F . C . 's , and B . A . ' s respectively . The W . M . then invested his officers , as follows : —Bros . Smorfit

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CLASSICAL THEOLOGY.—LXI. Article 1
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 3
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 4
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METROPOLITAN. Article 5
PROVINCIAL. Article 6
SCOTLAND. Article 13
INDIA. Article 14
ROYAL ARCH. Article 17
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 17
TURKEY. Article 17
PRESENTATION TO BRO. CAPTAIN RATCLIFF. Article 18
NOTES ON MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Article 18
THE WEEK. Article 19
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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India.

our discussions to those motions of which due notice has been given as above suggested . I have nothing further to add but the expression of a fervent hope that we may be long spared to enjoy each other ' s society , and that we may have many happy meetings together as brethren in Freemasonry . The PEOV . G . MASTER—Brethren , my next duty is to appoint Provincial Grand Officers . In making the appointments , I have endeavoured to abide bthe relative positions in which I found

y the brethren to stand . My effort , in this respect , will be generally to distribute the honours of the District Grand Lodge impartially , and to promote those who are working zealousl y for the good of the Craft , and who enjoy the confidence and esteem of their brethren . My wish is to act upon the principle laid down by Bro . Oliver , in his Masonic Jurisprudence , that every brother who is ambitious of being raised to the Purple

should show himself to be a zealous and worthy Mason in his private lodge , have held some of its chief o & ces , and enjoyed the favourable report of his brethren . The Prov . G . M . then invested the following brethren , accompanying each investiture with a short appropriate speech : — Bros . AA'illiam Clark , D . Prov . G . M . ; AA'illiam J . Judge , Prov . S . G . AV . ; Peter Anderson , Prov . J . G . AA ' . ; James AA . Browne ,

Prov . G . Reg . ; AA'illiam H . Hoff , Prov . G . Sec . ; AVilliam Clark , Prov . S . G . D . ; C . J . Evans , Prov . J . G . D . ; AA ' alter Bourne , Prov . G . Supt . of Works ; Louis A . Emanuel , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; J . H . Linton , Assist . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; Jeremiah King . Prov . G . S . B . ; C . Kelvey , Prov . G . Org . ; AV . M . Benwell , Prov , G . Purs . ; J . B . Knight , F . Powell , J . W . Payne , Hugh McLardy , A . Simson , and AValter Bourne , Prov . G . Stewards ;

D . J . Daniel , Prov . G . Tyler . The PROV . G . MASTER stated that it rested with the brethren to elect a Prov . G . Treas ., and that he had ascertained that Bro . AVilliam Clark , who had so long and successfully filled that post , was willing to continue in the office . It was then proposed by Bro . Anderson , Prov . J . G . AV ., and seconded by Bro . Judge , Prov . S . G . AV ., that Bro . Clark he elected by acclamation . There being no other nomination , Bro . Clark was unanimously elected .

The following brethren were appointed to act in the Finance Committee by the Prov . G . M . under rule 10 of the bye-laws of the District Grand Lodge : — President—R . AA . Bro . AVilliam Clark , D . Prov . G . M . ; members--R . AV . Bros . AVilliam Judge , Prov . S . G . AV . ; P . Anderson , Prov . J . G . AV . ; James AA ' . Browne , P . M . So . 265 ; J . B . Knight , W . M . No . 279 ; John AV . Brown , P . M . No . 715 ; ex-offieio—V . W . Bros . AVilliam Clark , Prov . G . Treas . ; AVilliam H . Hoff , Prov . G . Sec .

The PEOV . G . MASTER announced to the brethren that the usual precession to St . John ' s Church would take place on St . John's Day , Saturday , the 27 th December next . The PROV . G . MASTER then reported to the District Grand Lodge an unfortunate disagreement in Lodge Himalayan Brotherhood ( No . 673 ) , at Simla , which had resulted in the punishment of two of its members . Bro . ABBOTT gave notice that he would , at the next quarterly

communication of the District Grand Lodge , propose that , in future , the use of the Freemasons' Hall be not given for religious purposes . Bro . DAVIS gave notice that lie would , on the same evening , propose that our Scottish brethren be recognised as brethren in Masonry . All business being concluded , the District Grand Lodge was closed in due form , and adjourned to the banquet , where the Town Band was in attendance .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

LANCASHIRE . LIVERPOOL . —Mariners' Chapter ( No . 310 ) . —This Chapter was opened in the Temple , Hope-street , on the 9 th of January , by P . Z . Comps . James Hamer , Z . ; P . Z . P . Maddox , H . ; and John Pepper , J . ; assisted by P . Z . T . AVylie ; P . Z . AV . Laidlow ; P . Z . C . J . Banister ; Comps . R . Langley , Thomas Marsh , J . R , Gopel , E . Roberts , W . AVoods , Rev . J . Porter ( 21 , Belfast ) , E . Slee , J . Robinson ( 267 ) , Smith , & c . The minutes of the last

meeting were read and confirmed . The ballot was taken for Bro . Thomas Dean , of Lodge 1125 , and , being unanimous , he was prepared and presented to the M . E . Z ., who performed the ceremony in his usual effective manner , Bro . R . Langley taking

Royal Arch.

the part of P . S . with great care and judgment . M . E . J . Comp-J . Pepper delivered the first Historic Lecture , P . M . E . Z . Thos . AVylie the second , and M . E . Z . J . Homer the Symbolic and Mystic Lectures . Comp . Rev . J . N . Porter delivered a Lecture on the Degree , comparing it with the Holy Bible , which was listened to with marked attention . Business of the Chapter over , it was closed in due and solemn form . At refreshments the usual loyal aud Masonic toasts were proposed and responded

to . Comp . Pepper returned thanks for the three principals in a spirited speech , giving the companions excellent advice . Comp . Rev . J . N . Porter returned thanks for the visitors . C . J . Banister , for the Masonic Charities , obtained a few subscribers . Comp . Meyer Goudsmit , United Pilgrims Chapter ( No . 745 ) , was also a visitor , and returned thanks . After spending a very happy evening , which was enlivened by songs from ¦ Comps . MarshHamer & cthe companions separated at ten

, , , o ' clock . SUFFOLK . IPSWICH . — Boyal Sussex Chapter ( No . 522 ) . —At the quarterly convocation held at the Great AVhite Horse Hotel on AVednesday Dec . 3 rd , the three Principals chosen at the last meeting were regularlinstalled into their respective offices

y , viz . —Comps . Luff , Z ., Head , P . P . Z . ; Girling , H . ; Townsend , P . P . Z . ; Comp . Sanderson , J . ; Comp . Franks , P . P . Z . The Companions voted the sum of Five Pounds from the chapter funds to a companion in distress who was formerly a member of this chapter . After the transaction of some important private business the chapter was closed in ancient form , and the companions adjourned to refreshments provided by comp . Guiver .

Knights Templar.

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR .

HERTFORDSHIRE . AVATEORD . —Stuart Encampment . —An encampment was hold on Monday , the Sth of January , in the Freemasons' Hall , AVatford . Present , Sir Knts . C . M . Layton , E . C , ; George Lambert , 1 st Capt . ; H . E . Finch , 2 nd Capt . ; also the M . E . AA'illiam Stuart , Sup . G . Master ; G . E . George Francis , G . Com . of Herts ; II . H . Burchell Heme , Thomas Rogers , John Goodyear , J . Barton , F . C . Humbertand others . Comp . T . A . Brettof tbe

, , Watford Chapter was installed into the Order , Sir Knt . J . How , P . E . C ., acting as Expert . A ballot was taken for the choice of E . C . and Treasurer , and Sir Knt . John Goodyear , P . 1 st Capt ., was elected E . G ., and Sir Knt . Thomas Rogers , Treasurer . The usual pleasant banquet followed the proceedings , the M . E . Sup . G . M . presiding .

Turkey.

TURKEY .

CONSTANTINOPLE . —Oriental Lodge ( No . 988 ) . —Saturday , the 27 th December , 1862 , being the festival of St . John the Evangelist , and the installation of AV . M ., this lodge was held at Batzer's Hotel , Pera of Constantinople , and opened by the retiring AA' . M . aud his officers , at half-past four p . m . The minutes of the last regular meeting having been confirmed , the AV . M ., before leaving the chair , gave a short resume of the past year's workand in a feeling manner acknowledged and thanked

, his I . P . M ., AVardens , Officers , and brethren , for their regular attendance and cordial assistance rendered to him personally , and for the welfare of the lodge during his year of office ; and trusted the same support would be tendered to his successor . Several unattached brethren ancl deputations , consisting of the AV . M ., oflicers , and members of the French Lodge , L'Union d'Italia , the English LodgesNo . 1121 Deidcher Bundand No . 1192

, , , , Buhver , were respectively admitted in form and welcomed . The installation ceremony was performed by the retiring W . M ., Bro . Silly , P . M . ( the founder of the lodge ) , in the presence of AV . Bros . P . M . s Hahnel , Aznavour , Pulman , AV . M . s Brackett and Brown , who paid the installing Master deserved euconiums for the correct and praiseworthy manner the same was conducted . Bro . Alfred W . Mountain , S . AA ' ., the AV . M . elect for 1863 , was

duly installed in the chair of K . S ., in accordance with ancient custom , and the landmarks of the Order , and proclaimed aud saluted by the MM . ' s , F . C . 's , and B . A . ' s respectively . The W . M . then invested his officers , as follows : —Bros . Smorfit

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