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The Masonic Mirror.

THE MASONIC MIRROR .

MASONIC MEMS . THE United Pilgrims and Domatic Chapters of Instruction usually held at Bro . Ireland ' s , Queen Elizabeth Tavern , "Walworth , are to celebrate the anniversary of inauguration at Bro . Ireland's city house , the Falcon Tavern , Fetter-lane , on Thursday , the 12 th May , ivhen the Chapter will meet at half-past four . Comp . Dr . Ladd is to preside as M . E . Z ,, and the ceremony andArch lectures ivill be worked

iu sections by Comps . AUSIOAV , J . R . Warren , Greemvood , Young , Jacobs , Cottrel , Ireland , Garrod , Brett , Webb , Farmer , and Thomas . Comp . Ladd is to give his explanation of the jeivel and live Platonic bodies , ivith illustrations of the ensigns and banners ; and for the first time , a lecture on the Companions' staves , upon which Ave understand he has been engaged for some time . With such attractions the meeting cannot fail to be attended by a more than usually numerous body oi the Companions . At the conclusion of the business a banquet ivill be served ; how , we need not say , to those ivho have visited Bro . Ireland ' s .

the MAY ., Grand Master has been pleased to appoint Bro . Joseph Gundry , of the Hyde , near Bridport , as Prov . Grand Master for Dorsetshire . THE GIRLS SCHOOL . THE quarterly court of the governors and subscribers to this institutionivas

, held at the offices , Great Queen-street , on Thursday last , April 14 th , Bro . John Udall , V . P ., presiding . The minutes of the last quarterly court , and of the meetings of tho different committees , having been read and confirmed , the last quarter ' s accounts , amounting to £ 112 9 s . Sd ., ivere ordered to be paid . The following children ivere then elected into the school without ballot , there being no other candidates : —

Edith Grace Fitzgerald , Woodbridge , Suffolk . Rose Cooke , Ipsivich , Suffolk . Mary Catherine Saunders , London . Louisa Margaret Bradley , ditto . Mary Elizabeth Hervey , ditto . The number of children now in the school is seventy , the full number that are at present received , a number ivhich there can be no doubt must be augmented as the number of

applicants for admission increase . A proposition of Bro . Binckes , for voting , £ 30 per annum to Bro . Matthciv Cooke , in acknowledgment of his valuable services as music master , ivas withdrawn , Bro . Cooke declining to receive it , looking only for bis reward in the consciousness of adding to the utility of the institution , and the love of his pupils . A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedings . We are glad to perceive that there are nearly fifty steivards for the approaching election , four of whom come from the provinces—two from Oxford , one from

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OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 1
SECRET SOCIETIES OF THE MIDDLE AGES.—III. Article 6
Selection Article 15
THE CRAFT AND ITS CRITICISERS.—I. Article 17
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 20
MARK MASONRY. Article 21
APPOINTMENT OF GRAND OFFICERS. Article 21
MASONIC HALLS. Article 22
MASONIC MISSIONS. Article 23
APPEAL FOR A FREEMASON'S DAUGHTER. Article 24
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 25
METROPOLITAN. Article 27
PROVINCIAL. Article 30
MARK MASONRY. Article 43
ROYAL ARCH. Article 44
THE WEEK. Article 44
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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The Masonic Mirror.

THE MASONIC MIRROR .

MASONIC MEMS . THE United Pilgrims and Domatic Chapters of Instruction usually held at Bro . Ireland ' s , Queen Elizabeth Tavern , "Walworth , are to celebrate the anniversary of inauguration at Bro . Ireland's city house , the Falcon Tavern , Fetter-lane , on Thursday , the 12 th May , ivhen the Chapter will meet at half-past four . Comp . Dr . Ladd is to preside as M . E . Z ,, and the ceremony andArch lectures ivill be worked

iu sections by Comps . AUSIOAV , J . R . Warren , Greemvood , Young , Jacobs , Cottrel , Ireland , Garrod , Brett , Webb , Farmer , and Thomas . Comp . Ladd is to give his explanation of the jeivel and live Platonic bodies , ivith illustrations of the ensigns and banners ; and for the first time , a lecture on the Companions' staves , upon which Ave understand he has been engaged for some time . With such attractions the meeting cannot fail to be attended by a more than usually numerous body oi the Companions . At the conclusion of the business a banquet ivill be served ; how , we need not say , to those ivho have visited Bro . Ireland ' s .

the MAY ., Grand Master has been pleased to appoint Bro . Joseph Gundry , of the Hyde , near Bridport , as Prov . Grand Master for Dorsetshire . THE GIRLS SCHOOL . THE quarterly court of the governors and subscribers to this institutionivas

, held at the offices , Great Queen-street , on Thursday last , April 14 th , Bro . John Udall , V . P ., presiding . The minutes of the last quarterly court , and of the meetings of tho different committees , having been read and confirmed , the last quarter ' s accounts , amounting to £ 112 9 s . Sd ., ivere ordered to be paid . The following children ivere then elected into the school without ballot , there being no other candidates : —

Edith Grace Fitzgerald , Woodbridge , Suffolk . Rose Cooke , Ipsivich , Suffolk . Mary Catherine Saunders , London . Louisa Margaret Bradley , ditto . Mary Elizabeth Hervey , ditto . The number of children now in the school is seventy , the full number that are at present received , a number ivhich there can be no doubt must be augmented as the number of

applicants for admission increase . A proposition of Bro . Binckes , for voting , £ 30 per annum to Bro . Matthciv Cooke , in acknowledgment of his valuable services as music master , ivas withdrawn , Bro . Cooke declining to receive it , looking only for bis reward in the consciousness of adding to the utility of the institution , and the love of his pupils . A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedings . We are glad to perceive that there are nearly fifty steivards for the approaching election , four of whom come from the provinces—two from Oxford , one from

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