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The Masonic Mirror.

THE MASONIC MIRROR .

MASONIC MEMS . At the meeting of tho Board of Benevolence , on AVednesday last , Bro . John Hervey , P . G . D ., in the chair , ten petitions were relieved with various sums amounting to £ 115 , ancl three were r 3 commendec ! to Grand Lodge for sums of £ 30 each—one of tbe latter cases coming from Soutliern Cross Lodge ( So . 1095 ) ,

Tarrangower , Alctoria . . - We are happy to hear that the Devonshire brethren are about to emulate the example of other provinces by making an exertion to improve the funds of the various Masonic Charitios . We believe the Girls ' ' School will first receive their marked attention . Tho Provincial Grand Lodge of Monmouthshire is appointed to be held at Newport , on Friday , the 30 th inst .

Royal Benovolent Institution For Aged Masons And Their Widows.

ROYAL BENOVOLENT INSTITUTION FOR AGED MASONS AND THEIR WIDOWS .

The animal meeting of this Institution was held in ihe Temple , adjoining Freemasons' Hall , on Friday the 16 th inst ., Bro . John Uclall , A . P , presiding . The Secretary , Bro . Farnfield , read a communication from the M . AV . Grand Master , President of the Institution , regretting that his health would not allow him to attend the meeting . His lordship also stated that he had fixed the last AA eclnesday in January , 1863 ( the 28 th ) for the next festival . The Secretary

, further informed the brethren that the M . AV . Grand Master had approved the R . AV . Bro . John Havers , J . G . AV ., as the President for the occasion . The Secretary then read tho report of the Committee . It stated that at the third annual festi val , in January last , the donations and subscriptions amounted to £ 19316 s . There hacl been added by purchase to the Stock standing to the credit of the Male

Fund £ 1000 Three per Cents . ; to tho Widows'Fund , £ 700 ; and the sustentation of Building Fund , £ 100 . The funded property now amounted to for the Male Fund , £ 15 , 000 ; Widows' Fund , £ 6050 ; and Sustentation Fund , £ 812 . The permanent annual income , including the grants from Grand Lodge , amounted to , for the Male Fund , £ 1050 , ancl Widows ' , £ 531 10 * . After the last election there were 78 male annuitants on tho fund , of whom

ten had since died , ancl 45 females , of whom four had died . The committee recommended those vacancies to be filled up , but could not recommend any increase in the numbers , in consequence of a resolution passed at the last meeting , for raising

all the £ lo pensions to Widows to £ 20 , there being now twentysix enjoying the benefits of that augmentation , and six widows receiving half their late husband ' s annuities , of which four were new . There were now on the list of annuitants nineteen London brethren receiving together £ 4-15 per annum ; fortynine country brethren receiving £ 1091 ; together , £ 1506 . Twenty-three London widows were receiving £ 4-90 , and eighteen country £ 374 and half the annuitof their deceased husbands

, y ; one London widow £ 12 10 s ., ancl five country £ 65 , making a total of £ 244-710 s . The £ 50 voted by Grand Lodge last year for coals and fuel for the annuitants in the Asylum hacl all been expended . By a resolution of the Board of Stewards of January 29 last , the committee had received the balance of deposits £ 37 2 s . for the sustentation fund . The committee hacl had under consideration a proposition for admitting annuitants by nomination , and

had come to the conclusion that supposing the age of the nominee to bo 55 years , and the mean amount of annuities to men being £ 25 , the proper sum to charge would bo £ 428 ISs . 4 c ? ., and the mean amount of annuities to females being £ 23 10 s ., the snm required would be £ 103 12 s . The report having been adopted and tho officers for the year appointedit was resolvedon tho motion of BroJSymonds

, , . . , Assist . G . D . C ., — "That rule 12 of the rules and regulations be amended , by erasing the name of the Bight Hon . the Earl of Yarborough in each case in ivhich it occurs in the said rule , and substituting m each case the name of the Eight Hon . the Earl cle Grey aud ' Ripon . " On the motion of Bro . J . S . S . Hopwood , P . G . D . — ,

Royal Benovolent Institution For Aged Masons And Their Widows.

" That it shall be lawful for subscribers at special general meetings of this institution , to entertain motion .- ; for tho adoption of any new regulation or law , or the abrogation cr alteration of any existing regulation or law ; provided such special , general meeting be convened in conformity to rule S . " —To form . an addition to rule 45 . Ou the motion of Bro . J . S . S . Hopwood , P . G . D . — !

Pursuant to a similar resolution passed by the Committee of i Management , on the 14 th Nov . 1861—' 'That it be a regulation or law of this institution , 'that no motion for the creation , increase , or diminution of any salary , or for the grant of any money ( unless the object be for payment of bond fide debts ) , shall be entertained without notice thereof being given at the meeting ofthe committee preceding that on which it is intended to make such motion . The Election was then proceeded with and resulted as folio ivs : —

MALE CANDIDATES ELECTED . Burch , Thos ., age 73 ( Bcuileigh Salterfcon ) 92 GS Mai-shall . Tames .. 69 ( Northampton ) 8 G 52 Norris , James , 72 ( London ) A . 8152 Harrison , James , GS ( Huddersfield ) 7200 Frederick , Aug . H ., 61 ( London ) . ... 6260 Routledge , Thos ., 69 ( AVigfcon ) 6239 Morris , Win ., 77 ( Over Darwen ) 6236 Sherwood , John , 75 ( Chichester ) 6224 . Brindle , James , 6 . 9 ( Liverpool ) 5965 AA'herry , Jam es , 69 ( Devonport ) 5654

NOT ELECTED . Beckett , James IL , 65 ( Mantwich ) 554-5 Sutherland Eobt . 4-5 ( Durham ) 4-999 Stratton , AVm . H . G 4 ( Corfu ) 4610 Knight , IL , 70 ( Bolton ) 4582 Davies , Thos ., 73 ( Yarmouth and London ) 3149 Hinde , Chris ., 70 ( Lancaster ) 1909 Henderson 63 Hull 1895

, Jas ., ( ) Hughes . AV . D ., 72 ( London ) . " .... 1836 Mitchell , B ., GS ( Guernsey ) 1783 Flymen , Jas ., 77 ( Sidmoufch ) 1335 McKenny , M ., SO ( Hinckley ) 856 Bowey , j ., 65 ( Exmouth ) 815 AA'inter , Jas ., 71 ( Hastings '! 745 Baglie , AV ., S 2 ( Sunderland ) 602

Lawrence , C , 74 ( London ) 544 Maxwell , IL , 60 ( Bury ) 460 Thompson , J ., 71 ( Berwick ) 410 Taylor , John , 71 ( Hyde ) 237 Broadbent , John , 73 ( Newton ) 152 Cockcroft . . X , 70 ( Todmorden ) 104 MorleyJ ., 68 ( Todmorden ) 78

, Lucas , Jas ., 60 ( Gateshead ) ; 65 Martin , H ., 83 ( Scilly ) 8 jjedfern , Joseph , 69 ( Denton ) 7 ixon , John , 70 ( Longtown ) 2 Green , Thomas , 68 ( London ) 0 Holt , S ., 77 ( Kersley ) 0 Lyon , G ., 77 ( Kendal ) 0

WIDOWS ELECTED . Piper , Eli / .., 76 ( Rochford ) 4316 Broadfoot , Ann , 60 ( Loudon ) 2864 Pierce , Isabella , G 7 ( Winchester ) 1 S 68 Berry , Eliz ., 65 ( Guernsey ) 163 S Nor ELECTED . Gamauf , Char ., 57 ( London ) , 1741 * YeatesAlice 78 ( Radcliffe ) 1592

, , Lowe , Lydia , 64 ( Harwich ) 1477 Hudswell , Eliz ., 63 ( Batley ) 14-71 Mordey , Margt ., 77 ( London ) 1346 Cresswell , Mary , 57 ( London ) 884 Collard , Mary , 76 ( Ramsgate ) 568 Pnttock , Jane , Go ( London ) 54 G PartingtonPetti" 83 ( Kersley ) 64

, , Dixon , Sarah , 79 ( Boston ) 53 Marson , Mary , G 7 ( Colchester ) 16 Slater , Ann , 78 ( Slaidburn ) 14 . Stanslicld , Betty , 71 ( Todmorden ) 10 Votes of thanks to Bro . AJdall for bis conduct in the chair , uid the Scrutineers closed the pvoccedinsrs .

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THE GRAND LODGE PROPERTY. Article 1
THE NEW GRAND OFFICERS. Article 1
MASONIC FACTS. Article 3
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 6
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART.. Article 6
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 8
GLASGOW KILWINNING LODGE. Article 8
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 9
ROYAL BENOVOLENT INSTITUTION FOR AGED MASONS AND THEIR WIDOWS. Article 9
Untitled Article 10
GRAND LODGE. Article 10
METROPOLITAN. Article 12
PROVINCIAL. Article 12
SCOTLAND. Article 15
AUSTRALIA. Article 16
COLONIAL. Article 16
MARK MASONRY. Article 16
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 16
Obituary. Article 16
NOTES ON MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Article 17
THE WEEK. Article 18
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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The Masonic Mirror.

THE MASONIC MIRROR .

MASONIC MEMS . At the meeting of tho Board of Benevolence , on AVednesday last , Bro . John Hervey , P . G . D ., in the chair , ten petitions were relieved with various sums amounting to £ 115 , ancl three were r 3 commendec ! to Grand Lodge for sums of £ 30 each—one of tbe latter cases coming from Soutliern Cross Lodge ( So . 1095 ) ,

Tarrangower , Alctoria . . - We are happy to hear that the Devonshire brethren are about to emulate the example of other provinces by making an exertion to improve the funds of the various Masonic Charitios . We believe the Girls ' ' School will first receive their marked attention . Tho Provincial Grand Lodge of Monmouthshire is appointed to be held at Newport , on Friday , the 30 th inst .

Royal Benovolent Institution For Aged Masons And Their Widows.

ROYAL BENOVOLENT INSTITUTION FOR AGED MASONS AND THEIR WIDOWS .

The animal meeting of this Institution was held in ihe Temple , adjoining Freemasons' Hall , on Friday the 16 th inst ., Bro . John Uclall , A . P , presiding . The Secretary , Bro . Farnfield , read a communication from the M . AV . Grand Master , President of the Institution , regretting that his health would not allow him to attend the meeting . His lordship also stated that he had fixed the last AA eclnesday in January , 1863 ( the 28 th ) for the next festival . The Secretary

, further informed the brethren that the M . AV . Grand Master had approved the R . AV . Bro . John Havers , J . G . AV ., as the President for the occasion . The Secretary then read tho report of the Committee . It stated that at the third annual festi val , in January last , the donations and subscriptions amounted to £ 19316 s . There hacl been added by purchase to the Stock standing to the credit of the Male

Fund £ 1000 Three per Cents . ; to tho Widows'Fund , £ 700 ; and the sustentation of Building Fund , £ 100 . The funded property now amounted to for the Male Fund , £ 15 , 000 ; Widows' Fund , £ 6050 ; and Sustentation Fund , £ 812 . The permanent annual income , including the grants from Grand Lodge , amounted to , for the Male Fund , £ 1050 , ancl Widows ' , £ 531 10 * . After the last election there were 78 male annuitants on tho fund , of whom

ten had since died , ancl 45 females , of whom four had died . The committee recommended those vacancies to be filled up , but could not recommend any increase in the numbers , in consequence of a resolution passed at the last meeting , for raising

all the £ lo pensions to Widows to £ 20 , there being now twentysix enjoying the benefits of that augmentation , and six widows receiving half their late husband ' s annuities , of which four were new . There were now on the list of annuitants nineteen London brethren receiving together £ 4-15 per annum ; fortynine country brethren receiving £ 1091 ; together , £ 1506 . Twenty-three London widows were receiving £ 4-90 , and eighteen country £ 374 and half the annuitof their deceased husbands

, y ; one London widow £ 12 10 s ., ancl five country £ 65 , making a total of £ 244-710 s . The £ 50 voted by Grand Lodge last year for coals and fuel for the annuitants in the Asylum hacl all been expended . By a resolution of the Board of Stewards of January 29 last , the committee had received the balance of deposits £ 37 2 s . for the sustentation fund . The committee hacl had under consideration a proposition for admitting annuitants by nomination , and

had come to the conclusion that supposing the age of the nominee to bo 55 years , and the mean amount of annuities to men being £ 25 , the proper sum to charge would bo £ 428 ISs . 4 c ? ., and the mean amount of annuities to females being £ 23 10 s ., the snm required would be £ 103 12 s . The report having been adopted and tho officers for the year appointedit was resolvedon tho motion of BroJSymonds

, , . . , Assist . G . D . C ., — "That rule 12 of the rules and regulations be amended , by erasing the name of the Bight Hon . the Earl of Yarborough in each case in ivhich it occurs in the said rule , and substituting m each case the name of the Eight Hon . the Earl cle Grey aud ' Ripon . " On the motion of Bro . J . S . S . Hopwood , P . G . D . — ,

Royal Benovolent Institution For Aged Masons And Their Widows.

" That it shall be lawful for subscribers at special general meetings of this institution , to entertain motion .- ; for tho adoption of any new regulation or law , or the abrogation cr alteration of any existing regulation or law ; provided such special , general meeting be convened in conformity to rule S . " —To form . an addition to rule 45 . Ou the motion of Bro . J . S . S . Hopwood , P . G . D . — !

Pursuant to a similar resolution passed by the Committee of i Management , on the 14 th Nov . 1861—' 'That it be a regulation or law of this institution , 'that no motion for the creation , increase , or diminution of any salary , or for the grant of any money ( unless the object be for payment of bond fide debts ) , shall be entertained without notice thereof being given at the meeting ofthe committee preceding that on which it is intended to make such motion . The Election was then proceeded with and resulted as folio ivs : —

MALE CANDIDATES ELECTED . Burch , Thos ., age 73 ( Bcuileigh Salterfcon ) 92 GS Mai-shall . Tames .. 69 ( Northampton ) 8 G 52 Norris , James , 72 ( London ) A . 8152 Harrison , James , GS ( Huddersfield ) 7200 Frederick , Aug . H ., 61 ( London ) . ... 6260 Routledge , Thos ., 69 ( AVigfcon ) 6239 Morris , Win ., 77 ( Over Darwen ) 6236 Sherwood , John , 75 ( Chichester ) 6224 . Brindle , James , 6 . 9 ( Liverpool ) 5965 AA'herry , Jam es , 69 ( Devonport ) 5654

NOT ELECTED . Beckett , James IL , 65 ( Mantwich ) 554-5 Sutherland Eobt . 4-5 ( Durham ) 4-999 Stratton , AVm . H . G 4 ( Corfu ) 4610 Knight , IL , 70 ( Bolton ) 4582 Davies , Thos ., 73 ( Yarmouth and London ) 3149 Hinde , Chris ., 70 ( Lancaster ) 1909 Henderson 63 Hull 1895

, Jas ., ( ) Hughes . AV . D ., 72 ( London ) . " .... 1836 Mitchell , B ., GS ( Guernsey ) 1783 Flymen , Jas ., 77 ( Sidmoufch ) 1335 McKenny , M ., SO ( Hinckley ) 856 Bowey , j ., 65 ( Exmouth ) 815 AA'inter , Jas ., 71 ( Hastings '! 745 Baglie , AV ., S 2 ( Sunderland ) 602

Lawrence , C , 74 ( London ) 544 Maxwell , IL , 60 ( Bury ) 460 Thompson , J ., 71 ( Berwick ) 410 Taylor , John , 71 ( Hyde ) 237 Broadbent , John , 73 ( Newton ) 152 Cockcroft . . X , 70 ( Todmorden ) 104 MorleyJ ., 68 ( Todmorden ) 78

, Lucas , Jas ., 60 ( Gateshead ) ; 65 Martin , H ., 83 ( Scilly ) 8 jjedfern , Joseph , 69 ( Denton ) 7 ixon , John , 70 ( Longtown ) 2 Green , Thomas , 68 ( London ) 0 Holt , S ., 77 ( Kersley ) 0 Lyon , G ., 77 ( Kendal ) 0

WIDOWS ELECTED . Piper , Eli / .., 76 ( Rochford ) 4316 Broadfoot , Ann , 60 ( Loudon ) 2864 Pierce , Isabella , G 7 ( Winchester ) 1 S 68 Berry , Eliz ., 65 ( Guernsey ) 163 S Nor ELECTED . Gamauf , Char ., 57 ( London ) , 1741 * YeatesAlice 78 ( Radcliffe ) 1592

, , Lowe , Lydia , 64 ( Harwich ) 1477 Hudswell , Eliz ., 63 ( Batley ) 14-71 Mordey , Margt ., 77 ( London ) 1346 Cresswell , Mary , 57 ( London ) 884 Collard , Mary , 76 ( Ramsgate ) 568 Pnttock , Jane , Go ( London ) 54 G PartingtonPetti" 83 ( Kersley ) 64

, , Dixon , Sarah , 79 ( Boston ) 53 Marson , Mary , G 7 ( Colchester ) 16 Slater , Ann , 78 ( Slaidburn ) 14 . Stanslicld , Betty , 71 ( Todmorden ) 10 Votes of thanks to Bro . AJdall for bis conduct in the chair , uid the Scrutineers closed the pvoccedinsrs .

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