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AV . M .: 3 ro . E . C . Mitchell , P . M . ; Bros . R . G . AA ' alton , S . W . ; 11 . AV . Barrow , . I . AA ' . ; G . AV . R . Malins , Sec . and Treas . ; J . 0 . Weeks , S . D . ; C . Howe , J . D . ; P . Belleli , I . G . ; and J . A \ . Seager , Tyler , Members : —Bros . W . Maidment , J . L . Madden , J . AVynn . J . A . Swornsbournc , J . T . Herbert , If . Brooksby , J . Molkenteller , and G . Miles . A'isitors : —Bros . Lcssignol , La Perre Du Pout , J . It . Waters , T . Hammond J . Innes , and E .

E . Hartley . The lodge was opened in the first degree , and the minutes of the last meeting wero read and confirmed . The ballot was taken for Bro . Fisher , which proved quite clear , lhe Secretary then read a letter from Mr . KingeVhoffer , stating bis desire to postpone his ballot sine die . There were likewise other letters read by the Secretary from Bro , Brooksby , tendering his resignation , owing to his departure from Bombay , and from Bro . Joshua Humphreys , stating that he had been called

to England unexpectedly , and was raised to the high and sublime degree of a M . M . in another lodge by dispensation . The WM . then read a letter to the brethren , from Bro . G . Maedonald , the Junior AVarden in charge of Lodge Concord , soliciting the co-operation of Lodge Truth in creating a fund for the purpose of relieving the widow of the late AV . Bro . II . II . Avion . Tho AV . M . then proceeded to detail the services rendered to the Craft by the late brother , stating that he was both

willing and able to give instruction to the members of the Craft ; in fact his Masonic knowledge was very extensive . Their lata brother had spent a groat portion of his time iu the . cause of Masonry , and whether in sickness or in health he was always at his post . His widow was now left quite unprovided for , with no less than eight children to maintain ; he , the AV . M ., called upon the brethren to exercise that virtue which is the true characteristic of Masonry—charity . It was then proposed to

write a letter of condolence to Mrs . Avron , expressive of deep regret at the great loss she has sustained ; and the WM . prop'sed , and W . Bro . E . C . Mitchell seconded , Unit the sum of'Rs . 200 be granted from the charity fund to Mrs . Avron , and that the letter of the J . AV . of Lodge Concord be duly acknowledged . There being no further work before the Ledge , it was closed in peace and lovo at S p . m .

MAZAGON . — Lodge Concord ( No . 757 , E . C . ) — The regular meeting of this lodge was held at the Freemasons' Hall , on the loth July . Present : —AV . Bros . Alfred EJginton , as AV . M . ; Arthur King , P . M . ; J . Lockly , P . M . ; AV . II . Hussey , P . M . ; C . Hyne , P . M . ; B . Robinson , as S . AV . ; G . Macdonald , J . AV ., in charge ; I . Smale , Treas . ; C . Newborn , Roc ; F . Burdett , S . D . ; J . Wingfield , J . D . ; Harris , I . G . ; J . A \ ' . Seager , Tyler ,

and many other members and visitors , Tho lodge was opened in the first degree , and the minutes of the last meeting were read aud confirmed . A grant of lis . 500 was voted in aid of the family of the late W . Bio . II . H . Avron , and Rs . 100 each to the widows of the late Bros . Swanseger and Cooper . A vote of thinks was tendered to Bro . Hussey , for his valuable services in undertaking to arrange and organise the ceremonies attending the funeial of the late A \ . Bro . Avron . Mr . Frederick

Freeborn , who had parsed the ballot at a previous meeting , was admitted properly prepared and initialed into the mysteries of 1 'Vce nasonry . The officiating AA ' . M . introduced W . Bvo . McClumpWi , who was commissioned by the brethren in Sind to convey their fraternalgreeting to their brethren in Bombay . This ended the 1 ibours of the eveniiig . but before closing the lodge , the customary fuuer . il honours were performed in honour of the memory of deceased brethren . The Lodge was closed at 9-30 p . m .

MAZAGON . —Lodge Emulation ( So . 1 , 100 , B . C . )—Tho regular meeting of tl is lo < ge v ps held a" . Freemasons' Hall , on the 20 th July , 1871 . Present : —W . Bro . C . Beard , P . M ., as AV . M . ; Bras . T . A . Hopewell , S . W . ; E . Hcwetl , J . W . ; E . Gleeve , Treas . ; J . F . Pennoclc , Sec ; T . Counscll , as S . D . ; J . Hartley , J . D . ; J . G . Smith , I . G . ; Rustomjee Gowa .-je-, D . C ; G . Yardly , and C . U . Raymond , Stewards ; ' T . Horsl ' all , Org . ; and J . SV .

Seager , Tyler . Members : —Bros . J . Thompson , H . Cooper , W . II . McCaun , Duggan , AV . Martin , AV . 1 L Hoare , F . Stretch , E . Coole , C . Dumper , and several visitors . The lodge was opened in the first degree , and the minutes of the last regular meeting were read and confirmed . The brethren then balloted for Messrs . C . H . Poole and II . Black as candidates for initiation , and for Bro . James Moon as njoinina- member , which in each case proved clear . Messrs C . H . Poole and II . Black being

present , and properly prepared , were separately admitted in duo and ancient form , and initiated into the mysteries of the first degree . Bro . T . A . Hopewell , J . W ., explained the working tools , and Bro . E . Hewett gave the Charge , in a manner that gained great applause from the brethren . AA . Bro . C . Beard c ingi-ntulated the brethren on the excellent working of their Wardens . Minutes of last permanent committee were read . The

AA ' . M . proposed an amendment to Bro . Counsell's proposition , which was a grant of Rs . 500 to the widow of our late W . Bro . II . H . Avron , P . M . ; he proposed , owing to the low state of the available funds of the lodge , also several other cases of distress requiring our assistance , that tho grant be reduced to Rs . 400 , as there was no great need of the money at present , aud in the cmrso of a few months , the lodge would be in a better position and a further grant could be made , which was seconded and

carried . A subscription list was then circulated among the members present , and the result was Rs . 320 . One candidate was proposed for initiation . There being no other business , the lodge was closed with prayer at 9-20 p . m .

MAZAGON . —Lodge Cyrus ( No . 1 , 359 , E . C . )—The preliminary meeting of this lodge , convened by authority of the R . AV . the D . G . M ., was held at the Freemasons' Hall , on the 8 th June , 1871 . Present : —AV . Bros . W . H . Hussey , AA' . M . ; Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Dady , S . AA ' . ; Pherozshaw Rustomjee , J . AA' . j Sorabjee Frommurze , as S . D . ; Hormusjee Nusserwanjee Gista , as J . D . ; . Tehiiugeerjce Eduljee . as I . G . ; and J . AV . Seager , Tyler . Member : — ' W . Bro . j . Percy Leith , Den . D . G . M . The

Lodge was opened in the 1 st degree . The circular convening the meeting was read . The telegram from the Grand Secretary , granting this new lodge , was read . Tho authority from the li . W . the D . G . M . for opening the Lodge was read . The bvelaws of this lodge , framed by the AVorshipful Master , were read , and adopted . AV . Bros . Sorabjee Frommurze and J . W . Seager were unanimously elected , the former as Treasurer , and the latter as Tyler for the ensuing year . Two candidates were proposed for initiation , and three brethren for affiliation . There being no inrther work , the lodge was closed in peace , love , and harmony , at 7-45 p-m .

MAZAGON . —Lodge Cyrus ( No . 1 , 359 , E . G . )—Tho regular meeting i , f this lodge was held at the Freemasons' Hall , on tho 2 GtU July , 1 S 71 , when there were present : —AV . Bros . AV . H . Hussey , W .. A 1 . ; Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Dady , S . W . ; Pherozshaw Rustomjee , J . AV . ; Sorabjee Frommurze , Sec . and Treas . ; J . Wynn , as S . D . ; Nanabhoy Sorabjee Davur , J . D . ; Jeliangeerjee Eduljee , as I . G . ; and J . AV . Seager , Tyler . Members : —

W . Bros . J . Percy Leith , Dep . D . G . M . A'isitors : —AV . Bros . Captain J . Dixon , E . Tyrrell Leith , H , I . P . Thomson , J . Thomas , Nowrojeo Manockjee Lungrana , Darashaw Dorabjee Reporter , and others . Tho lodge was opened in the first degree , and the minutes of the preliminary meeting were read and conlirmerl . The collective ballot was taken for Messrs . IL . riuiisjeo Baponjce A'icenjee and Burjorjee Framjee Patell , candidates I'm- initiationand BrosJehangeerjee EduljeeJehan

, . , - geevjee Rustonijeo Mody , and Nusserwanjee Dorabjee " Patell , for affiliation , which having proved unanimously clear , the joining brothers were accordingly elected aud welcomed by the AVorshipful Master , and the candidates for initiation were separately admitted , properly prepared , and solemnly initiated into the mysteiies of our Order . The AVorshipful Master appointed and i ivistul his officers for the ensuing year as follows : —Bros .

Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Dady , S . AV . ; Pherozshaw Rustomjee , J . AV . ; Sorabjee Frommurze , Sec . and Treas . ; Hormusjee Nuss Twanjce Gisia , S . D . ; Nanabhoy Sorabjee Davur , J . D . ; Jehan-- . 'eerjee Eduljte Treasurywalla , I . G . ; J . AV . Seager , Tyler . T . ireo members were appointed for the permament committee . The bye-laws of the lodge , which were duly confirmed , were si , ued by the AVorshipful Master , Officers and the members present . Voluntary contributions towards the funds of this

1 dge made by the following brethren , amounting to Rs . 350 , were handed to the Treasurer b y the Worshipful Master : —W . Bros . J . Percy Leith , Dep . D . G . M ., Rs . 50 ; Sorabjee Frommurze , D . J . G . D ., Rs . 50 ; Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Dady , Rs . SO ; Pherozshaw Rustomjee , Rs . 50 ; Hormusjee Nusserwanjee Gista , Rs . 50 ; Nanabhoy Sorabjee Davur , Rs . 50 ; Nanabhoy Jamsetjee Moos , Rs . 50 . The following distinguished and worth y brothers were , by acclamation , elected honorary members

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FREEMASONRY IN FRANCE Article 1
THE WORSHIPFUL MASTER. Article 3
PRINCIPLES OF MASONRY. Article 4
A MASONIC PIC-NIC. Article 5
MASONIC JOTTINGS, No. 87. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 7
SUMMARY OF MASONIC LAW. Article 9
MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD. Article 12
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LODGE OF BENEVOLENCE. Article 13
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INSTRUCTION. Article 15
SCOTLAND. Article 15
ROYAL ARCH. Article 17
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 17
MARK MASONRY. Article 17
BOMBAY MASONIC WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS FUND Article 17
Poetry. Article 19
HOPE FOR THE BEST. Article 19
SLEEPING IN THE SNOW. Article 19
THE QUARRY. Article 20
REVIEWS. Article 20
LIST OF LODGE MEETINGS &c., FOR WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 30TH, 1871. Article 20
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Scotland.

AV . M .: 3 ro . E . C . Mitchell , P . M . ; Bros . R . G . AA ' alton , S . W . ; 11 . AV . Barrow , . I . AA ' . ; G . AV . R . Malins , Sec . and Treas . ; J . 0 . Weeks , S . D . ; C . Howe , J . D . ; P . Belleli , I . G . ; and J . A \ . Seager , Tyler , Members : —Bros . W . Maidment , J . L . Madden , J . AVynn . J . A . Swornsbournc , J . T . Herbert , If . Brooksby , J . Molkenteller , and G . Miles . A'isitors : —Bros . Lcssignol , La Perre Du Pout , J . It . Waters , T . Hammond J . Innes , and E .

E . Hartley . The lodge was opened in the first degree , and the minutes of the last meeting wero read and confirmed . The ballot was taken for Bro . Fisher , which proved quite clear , lhe Secretary then read a letter from Mr . KingeVhoffer , stating bis desire to postpone his ballot sine die . There were likewise other letters read by the Secretary from Bro , Brooksby , tendering his resignation , owing to his departure from Bombay , and from Bro . Joshua Humphreys , stating that he had been called

to England unexpectedly , and was raised to the high and sublime degree of a M . M . in another lodge by dispensation . The WM . then read a letter to the brethren , from Bro . G . Maedonald , the Junior AVarden in charge of Lodge Concord , soliciting the co-operation of Lodge Truth in creating a fund for the purpose of relieving the widow of the late AV . Bro . II . II . Avion . Tho AV . M . then proceeded to detail the services rendered to the Craft by the late brother , stating that he was both

willing and able to give instruction to the members of the Craft ; in fact his Masonic knowledge was very extensive . Their lata brother had spent a groat portion of his time iu the . cause of Masonry , and whether in sickness or in health he was always at his post . His widow was now left quite unprovided for , with no less than eight children to maintain ; he , the AV . M ., called upon the brethren to exercise that virtue which is the true characteristic of Masonry—charity . It was then proposed to

write a letter of condolence to Mrs . Avron , expressive of deep regret at the great loss she has sustained ; and the WM . prop'sed , and W . Bro . E . C . Mitchell seconded , Unit the sum of'Rs . 200 be granted from the charity fund to Mrs . Avron , and that the letter of the J . AV . of Lodge Concord be duly acknowledged . There being no further work before the Ledge , it was closed in peace and lovo at S p . m .

MAZAGON . — Lodge Concord ( No . 757 , E . C . ) — The regular meeting of this lodge was held at the Freemasons' Hall , on the loth July . Present : —AV . Bros . Alfred EJginton , as AV . M . ; Arthur King , P . M . ; J . Lockly , P . M . ; AV . II . Hussey , P . M . ; C . Hyne , P . M . ; B . Robinson , as S . AV . ; G . Macdonald , J . AV ., in charge ; I . Smale , Treas . ; C . Newborn , Roc ; F . Burdett , S . D . ; J . Wingfield , J . D . ; Harris , I . G . ; J . A \ ' . Seager , Tyler ,

and many other members and visitors , Tho lodge was opened in the first degree , and the minutes of the last meeting were read aud confirmed . A grant of lis . 500 was voted in aid of the family of the late W . Bio . II . H . Avron , and Rs . 100 each to the widows of the late Bros . Swanseger and Cooper . A vote of thinks was tendered to Bro . Hussey , for his valuable services in undertaking to arrange and organise the ceremonies attending the funeial of the late A \ . Bro . Avron . Mr . Frederick

Freeborn , who had parsed the ballot at a previous meeting , was admitted properly prepared and initialed into the mysteries of 1 'Vce nasonry . The officiating AA ' . M . introduced W . Bvo . McClumpWi , who was commissioned by the brethren in Sind to convey their fraternalgreeting to their brethren in Bombay . This ended the 1 ibours of the eveniiig . but before closing the lodge , the customary fuuer . il honours were performed in honour of the memory of deceased brethren . The Lodge was closed at 9-30 p . m .

MAZAGON . —Lodge Emulation ( So . 1 , 100 , B . C . )—Tho regular meeting of tl is lo < ge v ps held a" . Freemasons' Hall , on the 20 th July , 1871 . Present : —W . Bro . C . Beard , P . M ., as AV . M . ; Bras . T . A . Hopewell , S . W . ; E . Hcwetl , J . W . ; E . Gleeve , Treas . ; J . F . Pennoclc , Sec ; T . Counscll , as S . D . ; J . Hartley , J . D . ; J . G . Smith , I . G . ; Rustomjee Gowa .-je-, D . C ; G . Yardly , and C . U . Raymond , Stewards ; ' T . Horsl ' all , Org . ; and J . SV .

Seager , Tyler . Members : —Bros . J . Thompson , H . Cooper , W . II . McCaun , Duggan , AV . Martin , AV . 1 L Hoare , F . Stretch , E . Coole , C . Dumper , and several visitors . The lodge was opened in the first degree , and the minutes of the last regular meeting were read and confirmed . The brethren then balloted for Messrs . C . H . Poole and II . Black as candidates for initiation , and for Bro . James Moon as njoinina- member , which in each case proved clear . Messrs C . H . Poole and II . Black being

present , and properly prepared , were separately admitted in duo and ancient form , and initiated into the mysteries of the first degree . Bro . T . A . Hopewell , J . W ., explained the working tools , and Bro . E . Hewett gave the Charge , in a manner that gained great applause from the brethren . AA . Bro . C . Beard c ingi-ntulated the brethren on the excellent working of their Wardens . Minutes of last permanent committee were read . The

AA ' . M . proposed an amendment to Bro . Counsell's proposition , which was a grant of Rs . 500 to the widow of our late W . Bro . II . H . Avron , P . M . ; he proposed , owing to the low state of the available funds of the lodge , also several other cases of distress requiring our assistance , that tho grant be reduced to Rs . 400 , as there was no great need of the money at present , aud in the cmrso of a few months , the lodge would be in a better position and a further grant could be made , which was seconded and

carried . A subscription list was then circulated among the members present , and the result was Rs . 320 . One candidate was proposed for initiation . There being no other business , the lodge was closed with prayer at 9-20 p . m .

MAZAGON . —Lodge Cyrus ( No . 1 , 359 , E . C . )—The preliminary meeting of this lodge , convened by authority of the R . AV . the D . G . M ., was held at the Freemasons' Hall , on the 8 th June , 1871 . Present : —AV . Bros . W . H . Hussey , AA' . M . ; Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Dady , S . AA ' . ; Pherozshaw Rustomjee , J . AA' . j Sorabjee Frommurze , as S . D . ; Hormusjee Nusserwanjee Gista , as J . D . ; . Tehiiugeerjce Eduljee . as I . G . ; and J . AV . Seager , Tyler . Member : — ' W . Bro . j . Percy Leith , Den . D . G . M . The

Lodge was opened in the 1 st degree . The circular convening the meeting was read . The telegram from the Grand Secretary , granting this new lodge , was read . Tho authority from the li . W . the D . G . M . for opening the Lodge was read . The bvelaws of this lodge , framed by the AVorshipful Master , were read , and adopted . AV . Bros . Sorabjee Frommurze and J . W . Seager were unanimously elected , the former as Treasurer , and the latter as Tyler for the ensuing year . Two candidates were proposed for initiation , and three brethren for affiliation . There being no inrther work , the lodge was closed in peace , love , and harmony , at 7-45 p-m .

MAZAGON . —Lodge Cyrus ( No . 1 , 359 , E . G . )—Tho regular meeting i , f this lodge was held at the Freemasons' Hall , on tho 2 GtU July , 1 S 71 , when there were present : —AV . Bros . AV . H . Hussey , W .. A 1 . ; Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Dady , S . W . ; Pherozshaw Rustomjee , J . AV . ; Sorabjee Frommurze , Sec . and Treas . ; J . Wynn , as S . D . ; Nanabhoy Sorabjee Davur , J . D . ; Jeliangeerjee Eduljee , as I . G . ; and J . AV . Seager , Tyler . Members : —

W . Bros . J . Percy Leith , Dep . D . G . M . A'isitors : —AV . Bros . Captain J . Dixon , E . Tyrrell Leith , H , I . P . Thomson , J . Thomas , Nowrojeo Manockjee Lungrana , Darashaw Dorabjee Reporter , and others . Tho lodge was opened in the first degree , and the minutes of the preliminary meeting were read and conlirmerl . The collective ballot was taken for Messrs . IL . riuiisjeo Baponjce A'icenjee and Burjorjee Framjee Patell , candidates I'm- initiationand BrosJehangeerjee EduljeeJehan

, . , - geevjee Rustonijeo Mody , and Nusserwanjee Dorabjee " Patell , for affiliation , which having proved unanimously clear , the joining brothers were accordingly elected aud welcomed by the AVorshipful Master , and the candidates for initiation were separately admitted , properly prepared , and solemnly initiated into the mysteiies of our Order . The AVorshipful Master appointed and i ivistul his officers for the ensuing year as follows : —Bros .

Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Dady , S . AV . ; Pherozshaw Rustomjee , J . AV . ; Sorabjee Frommurze , Sec . and Treas . ; Hormusjee Nuss Twanjce Gisia , S . D . ; Nanabhoy Sorabjee Davur , J . D . ; Jehan-- . 'eerjee Eduljte Treasurywalla , I . G . ; J . AV . Seager , Tyler . T . ireo members were appointed for the permament committee . The bye-laws of the lodge , which were duly confirmed , were si , ued by the AVorshipful Master , Officers and the members present . Voluntary contributions towards the funds of this

1 dge made by the following brethren , amounting to Rs . 350 , were handed to the Treasurer b y the Worshipful Master : —W . Bros . J . Percy Leith , Dep . D . G . M ., Rs . 50 ; Sorabjee Frommurze , D . J . G . D ., Rs . 50 ; Jamsetjee Nusserwanjee Dady , Rs . SO ; Pherozshaw Rustomjee , Rs . 50 ; Hormusjee Nusserwanjee Gista , Rs . 50 ; Nanabhoy Sorabjee Davur , Rs . 50 ; Nanabhoy Jamsetjee Moos , Rs . 50 . The following distinguished and worth y brothers were , by acclamation , elected honorary members

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