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Craft Masonry.

W . M ., C . J . Walshaw . P . M ., W . F . Wilkinson , S . W ., R . Jessop , S . D ., J . Greenwood , P . M ., J . White , W . Homminsway , II . Rothery , F . A . Peck , anel C . T . Rl ' . odes , 44 S ; G . ' Marshall , W . M . 521 ; S . Metcalfe , GOO ; B . Bastow , 603 ; T . G . Know ' e ? , P . M . 1 , 055 , 4-1 S ; F . Waddington ( 448 ) , J . W ., anel J . Dewhirst , I . G . 1 , 231 : W . Elliott , M . D ., ( P . M . 61 ) , W . M ., R . D . Kendall , S . W ., F . W . Crosslev , J . W ., J . Nicholl ( 448 ) , J . D ., and J . Marshall , 1 , 283 .

The twelve brethren wire had petitioned for tho loelge were also present . Letters of apohgy , expressing their inability to accept the invitation of the De Warren Lodge , on account of the meetingtaking place on Saturday , were received from Bros . E . M . Wavcll , jun ., J . W . 61 , and A . Roberts ( 4-18 ) , W . M . 307 . The brethren , having saluted thc W . D . ' Prov . G . M ., and a short prayer being offered uptlie Prov . G . Treas . addressed the

, AV . D . Prov . G . M ., and asked him to consecrate tho lodge . The W . D . Prov . G . M . acceded to the request , and cilleel upon the Provincial Grand Secretary to read the petition and warrant of Constitution , which was done . The W . D . Prov . G . M . inquired if the brethren approved of the officers nominated in the warrant . The members of the new loelge replied in tho affrmative , and presented tire W . M . designate . Tire W . DProvGMasked

. . .. for the minute book . The W . D . Prov . G . M . then directed the Provincial Grand Supt . of Works to examine the appointments of the lodge , to ascertain that all was correct , and to see that the elements of consecration ( corn , wine , anel oil ) are duly prepared and properly placed . The Provincial Grand Supt . of Works reported that all was correct . Au anthem was then sung .

Behold ! how good a thing it is , Anel how becoming well , For brethren , such as Masons are ' , In unity to dwell . Oh ! 'tis like the ointment on the head , Or dew on Sion ' s hili ! For then ,. the Lord of Hosts hath said .

Peace shall be with you still . The W . D . Prov . G . M . then offered dedication prayer ( first portion ) , followed by Musical response , * ' So mote it be , " and grand honours . Sanctus , "Holy , Holy Lord God Almightv , Heaven and Earth are full of thc Majesty of Thy Glory . Glory to Thee , 0 ! Lord . " The Invocation foflowcel , during which all the brethren turned to the east . Musical response , " So mote it be , " and grand honours followed . The lodge board was then uncovered , and throe P . M . ' s ( Bros . W . Cooke , with corn , G . Normanton , with wine , and F . Whitaker , with oil ) carried the ' elements of consecration round the lodge , solemn music accompanying-, haltiun in the east , and corn was scattered .

The W . D . Prov . G . M . then dedicated the loelge to Masonry . Ha'l , Masonry ! thou Craft divine , Glory of earth from heaven revealed ! Which dost with jewels precious shine , From all but Masons eyes eonccaleel . Grand honours . Second procession of P . M . 's ( music accompanying ); then halting- in the cast , the wine was poured out . Dedication to virtue

. Come , holy virtue , by whose aid In heavenward steps we long to tread ; Bring love , bring truth , bring friendship here , Bring peace and unity sincere . Grand honours , and third procession of P . M . ' s , with music accompaning ; halting in the east , oil was poured out .

Thc dedication to universal benevolence followed . Cume , charity , with goodness crowned ; rincircled iu thy heavenly robe ; Diffuse thy blessings all around , To every corner of the globe . Tho Prov . G . Treasurer then carried tbe censor three times round tbe lodge during solemn silence , and halted in the east . Dedication prayer ( second portion ) was given by the W . D . Prov . G . M . Musical response , " So mote it be , " and grand honours followed .

The W . D . Prov . G . M . then "dedicated" anel " constituted " the lodge . The brethren then perambulated tlie lodsre , and saluted the W . D . Prov . G . M .

Craft Masonry.

The concluding anthem was then sung . Hail ! universal Lord 1 By earth and heaven adored ; All hail ! Great God . Before Thy name we bend ; To us Tlij * grace extend ; Anel to our prayer attend ;

All hail 1 Great God , Tho W . D . Prov . G . M . here expressed his regret at being compelled to return to Huddersfield by next train , owing to business engagements , and he accordingly gave up the chair to Bro . G . Normanton , P . M ., P . P . J . G . D ., who had been eleputeel to discharge tho duties of installing officer on this auspicious occasion , and to wham the W . M . designate , Bro . John Firth , was

now presented . Tho lodge having been resumed to the second elegree , the usual questions were put to and answered by Bro . Firth , who was then obligated in due form . The lodge was then re-opened in the third degree , all but P . M . 's requested to withdraw , and a Board , of Installed Masters opened , when Bro . Firth was duly installed irr the chair of K . S . The brethren were then re-admittedand saluted the

newly-, installed W . M . in the different degrees . Bro . Firth then proceeded to invest the officers as follows , making appropriate remarks as he placed the collar upon each one : —Bros . John , Seed , S . W . ; David Whitaker , J . W . ; F . Whitfaker , P . M ., P . G . S .. Treas . ; William Cooke , P . M . Sec ; W . H . D . Hor .-fall , S . D . ; William Asquith , ' J . D . ; Samuel Firth , Dir . of Cers . ; Jeseph Hayes , I . G . ; Thomas Parr , Tyler . An interesting feature of the proceedings was the

presentation to the loelge , by Bro . Seeel , S . W ., of a veryold ( lG 10 ) copy of tho Bible , Prayer-hook , & c , in excellent condition , which had been re-bound in antique style for the occasion . Bro . G-. Normanton having been elected to represent the loelge at the meetings of the West Yorkshire Charity Committee , the loelge was closeel in proper form . Nearly fifty brethren afterwards partook of a sumptuous banquet , pi-ovideel by Bro . Woodliouso ( late of Leeds ) , and prosi'Jed over by Bro . Firth . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given and responded to , and the brethren separated , after having spent and exceedingly pleasant and agreeable evening .

India.

INDIA .

BOMBAY . DISTRICT GRAND LODGE . At a half-yearly communication holeicn at the Freemasons ' Hall , Byculla , on Wednesday evening , the 2 nd March . Present : Bros . George Taylor ' , District Grand Master '; the Hon . Justice Gibbs , Deputy District Grand Master , and about forty brethren . The District Grand Lodge was opened iu ample form at a

quarter past six o'clock , and the minutes of the last communication were confirmed . The District Grand Loelge unanimously elected Bro . Percy Leitli to thc office of DXf . Treasurer ' , anel re-elected Bro . Seager as Tyler . The District Grant ! Master appointed aud invested the following officers : —Bros . A . Hay , D . S . G . W . ; C . fbwaites , D . S . G . W . ; T . M . Filgate , D . G . Chap . ; E . Tyrell Leith , D . G . Registrar ; W . II . Hussey , D . G . Sec . ; Colonel L . W . Pcmi , D . S . G . Deacon ;

E . T . Beauvais , D . J . G . Deacon ; C . Ilyne , D . G . Supt , of Works ; Sorabjee Framinurze , D . G . Dir . of Cer .=. ; C . Beard , D . Q . Sword Bearer ; J . Thomas , D . G . Or-g . ; Pestonjee Basonjee , D . G . Purst . Tho following brethren were nominated to the office of District Grand Stewards : —Bros . W . F . Kuapp , 549 ; P . Vix . 944 ; J . Lines , 1100 ; F . McDonald , 757 ; H . I . P . Thomson , 1062 ; C . D . Furelonjee , 1189 . The District Grand Master appointed Bros . Dr . T . DiverJ .

, P . Cronforth , anel Pestonjee Biv / . oivjee ; and the District Grand Loelge elected Bros . W . II . Hussey , F . T . Leith . and A . Edgington , to be members of the General Purposes Committee for the ensuing year . The Deputy District Grand Master proposed in terms of tho notice given by him at the last communication , that Articles 18 , 19 , 20 of the District Grand Lodge by-laws be expunged , and the 1 st clause of Article 27 altered so as to read as follows : —

" The lodges shall furnish to the District Grand Lodge a halfyearly return of their numbers according to the form shown in the appendix . " The Deputy District Grand Master continued by observing ,

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FREEMASONRY IN FRANCE. Article 1
THE GRAND LODGE OF THE THREE GLOBES ,BERLIN. Article 3
HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN WORCESTERSHIRE. Article 4
MASONIC JOTTINGS.—No. 24. Article 7
MASONIC ARCHÆOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Article 7
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 9
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 11
MASONIC LITERATURE AND THE FREEMASONS. Article 12
MARK LODGES. Article 12
MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD. Article 12
Untitled Article 14
MASONIC MEMS. Article 14
Craft Masonry. Article 14
INDIA. Article 16
ROYAL ARCH. Article 18
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 19
REVIEWS Article 19
Obituary. Article 19
SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK. Article 20
LIST OF LODGE, MEETINGS, &c, FOR WEEK ENDING 23RD, JUNE 1870. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Craft Masonry.

W . M ., C . J . Walshaw . P . M ., W . F . Wilkinson , S . W ., R . Jessop , S . D ., J . Greenwood , P . M ., J . White , W . Homminsway , II . Rothery , F . A . Peck , anel C . T . Rl ' . odes , 44 S ; G . ' Marshall , W . M . 521 ; S . Metcalfe , GOO ; B . Bastow , 603 ; T . G . Know ' e ? , P . M . 1 , 055 , 4-1 S ; F . Waddington ( 448 ) , J . W ., anel J . Dewhirst , I . G . 1 , 231 : W . Elliott , M . D ., ( P . M . 61 ) , W . M ., R . D . Kendall , S . W ., F . W . Crosslev , J . W ., J . Nicholl ( 448 ) , J . D ., and J . Marshall , 1 , 283 .

The twelve brethren wire had petitioned for tho loelge were also present . Letters of apohgy , expressing their inability to accept the invitation of the De Warren Lodge , on account of the meetingtaking place on Saturday , were received from Bros . E . M . Wavcll , jun ., J . W . 61 , and A . Roberts ( 4-18 ) , W . M . 307 . The brethren , having saluted thc W . D . ' Prov . G . M ., and a short prayer being offered uptlie Prov . G . Treas . addressed the

, AV . D . Prov . G . M ., and asked him to consecrate tho lodge . The W . D . Prov . G . M . acceded to the request , and cilleel upon the Provincial Grand Secretary to read the petition and warrant of Constitution , which was done . The W . D . Prov . G . M . inquired if the brethren approved of the officers nominated in the warrant . The members of the new loelge replied in tho affrmative , and presented tire W . M . designate . Tire W . DProvGMasked

. . .. for the minute book . The W . D . Prov . G . M . then directed the Provincial Grand Supt . of Works to examine the appointments of the lodge , to ascertain that all was correct , and to see that the elements of consecration ( corn , wine , anel oil ) are duly prepared and properly placed . The Provincial Grand Supt . of Works reported that all was correct . Au anthem was then sung .

Behold ! how good a thing it is , Anel how becoming well , For brethren , such as Masons are ' , In unity to dwell . Oh ! 'tis like the ointment on the head , Or dew on Sion ' s hili ! For then ,. the Lord of Hosts hath said .

Peace shall be with you still . The W . D . Prov . G . M . then offered dedication prayer ( first portion ) , followed by Musical response , * ' So mote it be , " and grand honours . Sanctus , "Holy , Holy Lord God Almightv , Heaven and Earth are full of thc Majesty of Thy Glory . Glory to Thee , 0 ! Lord . " The Invocation foflowcel , during which all the brethren turned to the east . Musical response , " So mote it be , " and grand honours followed . The lodge board was then uncovered , and throe P . M . ' s ( Bros . W . Cooke , with corn , G . Normanton , with wine , and F . Whitaker , with oil ) carried the ' elements of consecration round the lodge , solemn music accompanying-, haltiun in the east , and corn was scattered .

The W . D . Prov . G . M . then dedicated the loelge to Masonry . Ha'l , Masonry ! thou Craft divine , Glory of earth from heaven revealed ! Which dost with jewels precious shine , From all but Masons eyes eonccaleel . Grand honours . Second procession of P . M . 's ( music accompanying ); then halting- in the cast , the wine was poured out . Dedication to virtue

. Come , holy virtue , by whose aid In heavenward steps we long to tread ; Bring love , bring truth , bring friendship here , Bring peace and unity sincere . Grand honours , and third procession of P . M . ' s , with music accompaning ; halting in the east , oil was poured out .

Thc dedication to universal benevolence followed . Cume , charity , with goodness crowned ; rincircled iu thy heavenly robe ; Diffuse thy blessings all around , To every corner of the globe . Tho Prov . G . Treasurer then carried tbe censor three times round tbe lodge during solemn silence , and halted in the east . Dedication prayer ( second portion ) was given by the W . D . Prov . G . M . Musical response , " So mote it be , " and grand honours followed .

The W . D . Prov . G . M . then "dedicated" anel " constituted " the lodge . The brethren then perambulated tlie lodsre , and saluted the W . D . Prov . G . M .

Craft Masonry.

The concluding anthem was then sung . Hail ! universal Lord 1 By earth and heaven adored ; All hail ! Great God . Before Thy name we bend ; To us Tlij * grace extend ; Anel to our prayer attend ;

All hail 1 Great God , Tho W . D . Prov . G . M . here expressed his regret at being compelled to return to Huddersfield by next train , owing to business engagements , and he accordingly gave up the chair to Bro . G . Normanton , P . M ., P . P . J . G . D ., who had been eleputeel to discharge tho duties of installing officer on this auspicious occasion , and to wham the W . M . designate , Bro . John Firth , was

now presented . Tho lodge having been resumed to the second elegree , the usual questions were put to and answered by Bro . Firth , who was then obligated in due form . The lodge was then re-opened in the third degree , all but P . M . 's requested to withdraw , and a Board , of Installed Masters opened , when Bro . Firth was duly installed irr the chair of K . S . The brethren were then re-admittedand saluted the

newly-, installed W . M . in the different degrees . Bro . Firth then proceeded to invest the officers as follows , making appropriate remarks as he placed the collar upon each one : —Bros . John , Seed , S . W . ; David Whitaker , J . W . ; F . Whitfaker , P . M ., P . G . S .. Treas . ; William Cooke , P . M . Sec ; W . H . D . Hor .-fall , S . D . ; William Asquith , ' J . D . ; Samuel Firth , Dir . of Cers . ; Jeseph Hayes , I . G . ; Thomas Parr , Tyler . An interesting feature of the proceedings was the

presentation to the loelge , by Bro . Seeel , S . W ., of a veryold ( lG 10 ) copy of tho Bible , Prayer-hook , & c , in excellent condition , which had been re-bound in antique style for the occasion . Bro . G-. Normanton having been elected to represent the loelge at the meetings of the West Yorkshire Charity Committee , the loelge was closeel in proper form . Nearly fifty brethren afterwards partook of a sumptuous banquet , pi-ovideel by Bro . Woodliouso ( late of Leeds ) , and prosi'Jed over by Bro . Firth . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given and responded to , and the brethren separated , after having spent and exceedingly pleasant and agreeable evening .

India.

INDIA .

BOMBAY . DISTRICT GRAND LODGE . At a half-yearly communication holeicn at the Freemasons ' Hall , Byculla , on Wednesday evening , the 2 nd March . Present : Bros . George Taylor ' , District Grand Master '; the Hon . Justice Gibbs , Deputy District Grand Master , and about forty brethren . The District Grand Lodge was opened iu ample form at a

quarter past six o'clock , and the minutes of the last communication were confirmed . The District Grand Loelge unanimously elected Bro . Percy Leitli to thc office of DXf . Treasurer ' , anel re-elected Bro . Seager as Tyler . The District Grant ! Master appointed aud invested the following officers : —Bros . A . Hay , D . S . G . W . ; C . fbwaites , D . S . G . W . ; T . M . Filgate , D . G . Chap . ; E . Tyrell Leith , D . G . Registrar ; W . II . Hussey , D . G . Sec . ; Colonel L . W . Pcmi , D . S . G . Deacon ;

E . T . Beauvais , D . J . G . Deacon ; C . Ilyne , D . G . Supt , of Works ; Sorabjee Framinurze , D . G . Dir . of Cer .=. ; C . Beard , D . Q . Sword Bearer ; J . Thomas , D . G . Or-g . ; Pestonjee Basonjee , D . G . Purst . Tho following brethren were nominated to the office of District Grand Stewards : —Bros . W . F . Kuapp , 549 ; P . Vix . 944 ; J . Lines , 1100 ; F . McDonald , 757 ; H . I . P . Thomson , 1062 ; C . D . Furelonjee , 1189 . The District Grand Master appointed Bros . Dr . T . DiverJ .

, P . Cronforth , anel Pestonjee Biv / . oivjee ; and the District Grand Loelge elected Bros . W . II . Hussey , F . T . Leith . and A . Edgington , to be members of the General Purposes Committee for the ensuing year . The Deputy District Grand Master proposed in terms of tho notice given by him at the last communication , that Articles 18 , 19 , 20 of the District Grand Lodge by-laws be expunged , and the 1 st clause of Article 27 altered so as to read as follows : —

" The lodges shall furnish to the District Grand Lodge a halfyearly return of their numbers according to the form shown in the appendix . " The Deputy District Grand Master continued by observing ,

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