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Colour In Churches.

COLOUR IN CHURCHES .

At the meeting of the "Hereford Diocesan Church Building Society " a few days ago , the Rev . II . T . Hill , in the course of of an excellent speech , made the following remarks upon the introduction of colour into churches : " I cannot understand why that which abounds everywhere and adds a beauty to everything , is to be banished from our

sanctuaries . Look where you will , colour in a thousand forms meets and g laddens you . Colour is not only a result of art , it is much more , it is a law of nature . We see it in the brown and yellow of our autumn woods ; we see it in the butter cup , the pimpernal , and the blue-bell ; we see it in all the green tilings upon the earth , in every grand old ruin , iu the purpleheaded motntaiii , in the rainbow , that' Bridge of colours seven .

Builded in the heaven Opposite the sun . ' And we see it in the red ami golden glory of tbe west ; than why in our churches is is the eye only to rest on white plaster or naked stone ? The more we learn properly to distinguish between religion and superstition , between use and abuse , the more we shall adopt and approve a coloured architecture ; and thic we

shall inevitably be disposed to do as the cultivation and love of high art advances , whether we do it by means of frescoes , or more simple patterns of diaper ; or , as already in many instances , by various-coloured marbles and bricks , with the aid of the beautiful encaustic tiles which to his own great credit and the profit of the whole county of Hereford , Mr . Godwin now ' manufactures in such perfection at Lngwardine—Birmingham Daily Gazette .

List Of Lodge Meetings, &C., For Week Ending 1st October.

LIST OF LODGE MEETINGS , & c ., FOR WEEK ENDING 1 st OCTOBER .

Abbreviations . —F . M . H ., Freemasons' Hall ; M . H . Masonic Hall ; M . T ., Masonic Temple ; Tav ., Tavern ; Ho , Hotel ; Ro ., Rooms ; L ., Loclge ; St ., Street ; Sq ., Square .

METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTERS . Monday , September 26 th . Pythogorean , Ship Tav ., Royal Hill , Greenwich ; British Oak , Bank of Friendship Tav ., Bancroft Place , Milo End , E . ; Burgoyne Loclge , Anderton ' s Hotel , Fleet Street . Tuesday , September 27 tli .

Audit Com . Girls' School , at 3 . 30 . LODGES . —Faith , Anderton's Hotal , Flkct Street ; Industry , Freemason's Hall ; Southern Star , Montpeliei- Tavern , Walworth . Wednesday , September 2 Si ' h . LODGES . —United Pilgrims , Horns Tav ., Kennington Park ; Prince Frederick William , Knights of St . John ' s Hotel , St . Hih

John ' s Wood ; gCross , White Hart Hotel , Tottenham ; Temperance in the East , Private Assembl y Rooms ; Lily Chapter of Richmond , Greyhound , Richmond , Surrey . Thursday , Sepiemebr 2 § th . Gen . Com . Girls' School at Freemasons' Hall , at 4 ; Saturday , Oct . 1 st ., Gen . Com . Boys' School , at P . M . Hall , at 4 .

Metropolitan Lodges And Chapter Of Instruction.

METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTER OF INSTRUCTION .

Monday , September 2 Qth . ' emple . Old George , St . Mary Axe , E . G . ; Jus : ice , Royal Albert , New C'ro .-s-rd ., Deptford ; St . James ' s Union , Swan Tav ., Mount-st ., Grosvenor-sq . ; Industry , Dick ' s Coffee House , Fleet-st . ; Crystal Palace , City Arms Tav ., Wost-sq ., Southwark ; High Cross , White Hart Ho ., Tottenham ; Eastern Star , Royal Ho ., Burdett-rd ., Milc-cnd-rd . ; Camden , Adelaide Tav ., liaverstock Hill ; British Oak , Bank of Friendship Tav ., Mile End .

Metropolitan Lodges And Chapter Of Instruction.

Tuesday , September 21 ih . Faith , Fisher ' s Restaurant , Metrop , Dist . Rail ,. Victoria Station ; Domatic , Palmerston Arms , Grosvcuor-park , Cambervvell ; Jordan , Alwyne Castle , Cononbury ; Yarborough , Green Dragon , Stepney ; Prince Frederick William , Kntghts of St . John ' s , Tav ., St . John ' s-wood ; Dalhousie , Royal Edward , TriangleHackney ; Royal AlbertWhite

HartAbchurch-, , , lano ; Pythagorean , Prince of Orange , Greenwich ; City of London , Shepherd and Flock Tav ., Bell-alley , Morgatestroet ; New Wandsworth , Freemasons' Hotel , New Wandsworth . CHAPTER . —Metropolitan , Price ' s Portugal Hotel , Fleet-st . ; Royal Union , Dubby ' s Hotel , Winslow-street , Oxford-street ; Robert Burns , Sussex Stores , Upper St . Martin's-lane .

Wednesday , September 28 tli . Confidence , Railway Tav ., London-street ; United Strength , Bull and Gate , Kentish Town ; Now Concord , Rosemary Branch Tav ., Hoxton ; Si . Mark ' s , Mawby Arms , Mawby-st ., S . Lambeth ; Peckham , Maismovo Arms , Park-road , Peckham Rye ; Tempcronce in the East , George tho Fourth , Catherinestreet , Poplar ; Prosperity , Gladstone Tav ., Bishopgate-st . CHAPTER OF INSTRUCTION . —St . Jamet's Union , Swan Tav ., Mount-street , Gi-osvenor-squarc .

Thursday , September 2 dth . Fidelity , Goat and Compasses , Euston-road ; Kent , Duko of York , Borough-rd ., Southwark ; United Mariners , Three Cranes , Miie-cud-rd . ; Vitruvian , White Hart , College-st ., Lambeth : St . George ' s , Globe Tav ., Royal Hill , Greenwich ; Manchester , Berkeley Arms , Johu-st ., Berkeley-square ; Tranquillity , Sugar Loaf Tav ., Groat St . Helen ' s , E . G .:

Whittington , Crown Hotel , 41 , High ; . Holborn ; Royal Oakj Royal Oak Tav ., Deptford ; Burdett Coutts , Approach Tav ., Victoria-park , at 7 . CIIAPTEK or INSTRUCTION . —Joppa , Prospect of Whitby Tav ., 57 , iVapping-wall .

. Friday September 30 th . St . Luke ' s , Pier Hotel , Cheyue-walk , Chelsea ; Temperance , Victoria Tav ., Vibtoria-road , Deptford ; Unions ( Emulation Lodge of Improvement for M . M . ) , F . M . H . ; United Pilgrims , Horns' Tav ., Kennington ; Westbonvnc , the Grapes , Dukestreet , Manchester-square ; Wellington , Lord Duncan , Tav ., Broadway , Deptford ; Florence Nightingale , Freemasons '

Tav ., Woolwich ; Ranolagh , Windsor Castle Hotel , Kingstreet , Hammersmith ; Bclgraue , Duko of Wellington , Springgavdens , Charing-cross ; St . James ' s Gregorian Arms , Jamaica-row , Bermondsey ; Doric , Three Cranes , Mile Endroad ; Victoria , Andertons' Hotel , Fleet-street ; Hervey , Britannia , Waltham-grecn ; Metropolitan , Price ' s Portugal Aotel , Flcot-streot . CHAPTEB OP INSTRUCTION ' . —Domatic , Fisher ' s Restaurant , Victoria Station . Saturday , October 1 st . CHAPTER . —Mount . Siuia , Union Tav ., Air-street , Regont-st . ; Domatic , Horns ' , Kennington .

To Correspondents.

TO CORRESPONDENTS .

D . C . L . —Thank you very much . Accepted . It . —The Grand Registrar did not express any view as to the legality or otherwise of tho pioposed grant , although he was asked twice to stato his legal opinion upon tho subject , as Grand Registrar . Q , E . D ., . 1 . R ., P . M ., AN » OTHERS . — The precedent to which

you refer may . and most probably will at no distant date , be made uso of first . Second . See reply to R . As to the right of members to object to the confirmation of minutes for accuracy there can bo no doubt : but as to the attempt to revise a deliberate decision of Grand Lodge in tho manner referred to is most irregular , ancl ought not to have been permitted . A MEMBER OF THE CRAFT , DOVER . —Your letter of tho 15 th

of August did not comply with our requirements , viz ., your name ancl address . There is no doubt about the subject , and its merits , & c , and unfortunately it cannot be brought before tho committee .

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PHYSICAL ASTRONOMY; OR, NEW THEORIES OR THE UNIVERSE. Article 1
ENGLISH GILDS * Article 2
OUR MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 6
LOST. Article 8
MASONIC JOTTINGS.—No 38. Article 9
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 10
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 11
MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD. Article 12
Untitled Article 13
MASONIC MEMS. Article 13
ESPECIAL GRAND LODGE—AID TO THE SICK AND WOUNDED. Article 14
Craft Masonry. Article 15
PROVINCIAL. Article 16
COLOUR IN CHURCHES. Article 20
LIST OF LODGE MEETINGS, &c., FOR WEEK ENDING 1st OCTOBER. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTER OF INSTRUCTION. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Colour In Churches.

COLOUR IN CHURCHES .

At the meeting of the "Hereford Diocesan Church Building Society " a few days ago , the Rev . II . T . Hill , in the course of of an excellent speech , made the following remarks upon the introduction of colour into churches : " I cannot understand why that which abounds everywhere and adds a beauty to everything , is to be banished from our

sanctuaries . Look where you will , colour in a thousand forms meets and g laddens you . Colour is not only a result of art , it is much more , it is a law of nature . We see it in the brown and yellow of our autumn woods ; we see it in the butter cup , the pimpernal , and the blue-bell ; we see it in all the green tilings upon the earth , in every grand old ruin , iu the purpleheaded motntaiii , in the rainbow , that' Bridge of colours seven .

Builded in the heaven Opposite the sun . ' And we see it in the red ami golden glory of tbe west ; than why in our churches is is the eye only to rest on white plaster or naked stone ? The more we learn properly to distinguish between religion and superstition , between use and abuse , the more we shall adopt and approve a coloured architecture ; and thic we

shall inevitably be disposed to do as the cultivation and love of high art advances , whether we do it by means of frescoes , or more simple patterns of diaper ; or , as already in many instances , by various-coloured marbles and bricks , with the aid of the beautiful encaustic tiles which to his own great credit and the profit of the whole county of Hereford , Mr . Godwin now ' manufactures in such perfection at Lngwardine—Birmingham Daily Gazette .

List Of Lodge Meetings, &C., For Week Ending 1st October.

LIST OF LODGE MEETINGS , & c ., FOR WEEK ENDING 1 st OCTOBER .

Abbreviations . —F . M . H ., Freemasons' Hall ; M . H . Masonic Hall ; M . T ., Masonic Temple ; Tav ., Tavern ; Ho , Hotel ; Ro ., Rooms ; L ., Loclge ; St ., Street ; Sq ., Square .

METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTERS . Monday , September 26 th . Pythogorean , Ship Tav ., Royal Hill , Greenwich ; British Oak , Bank of Friendship Tav ., Bancroft Place , Milo End , E . ; Burgoyne Loclge , Anderton ' s Hotel , Fleet Street . Tuesday , September 27 tli .

Audit Com . Girls' School , at 3 . 30 . LODGES . —Faith , Anderton's Hotal , Flkct Street ; Industry , Freemason's Hall ; Southern Star , Montpeliei- Tavern , Walworth . Wednesday , September 2 Si ' h . LODGES . —United Pilgrims , Horns Tav ., Kennington Park ; Prince Frederick William , Knights of St . John ' s Hotel , St . Hih

John ' s Wood ; gCross , White Hart Hotel , Tottenham ; Temperance in the East , Private Assembl y Rooms ; Lily Chapter of Richmond , Greyhound , Richmond , Surrey . Thursday , Sepiemebr 2 § th . Gen . Com . Girls' School at Freemasons' Hall , at 4 ; Saturday , Oct . 1 st ., Gen . Com . Boys' School , at P . M . Hall , at 4 .

Metropolitan Lodges And Chapter Of Instruction.

METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTER OF INSTRUCTION .

Monday , September 2 Qth . ' emple . Old George , St . Mary Axe , E . G . ; Jus : ice , Royal Albert , New C'ro .-s-rd ., Deptford ; St . James ' s Union , Swan Tav ., Mount-st ., Grosvenor-sq . ; Industry , Dick ' s Coffee House , Fleet-st . ; Crystal Palace , City Arms Tav ., Wost-sq ., Southwark ; High Cross , White Hart Ho ., Tottenham ; Eastern Star , Royal Ho ., Burdett-rd ., Milc-cnd-rd . ; Camden , Adelaide Tav ., liaverstock Hill ; British Oak , Bank of Friendship Tav ., Mile End .

Metropolitan Lodges And Chapter Of Instruction.

Tuesday , September 21 ih . Faith , Fisher ' s Restaurant , Metrop , Dist . Rail ,. Victoria Station ; Domatic , Palmerston Arms , Grosvcuor-park , Cambervvell ; Jordan , Alwyne Castle , Cononbury ; Yarborough , Green Dragon , Stepney ; Prince Frederick William , Kntghts of St . John ' s , Tav ., St . John ' s-wood ; Dalhousie , Royal Edward , TriangleHackney ; Royal AlbertWhite

HartAbchurch-, , , lano ; Pythagorean , Prince of Orange , Greenwich ; City of London , Shepherd and Flock Tav ., Bell-alley , Morgatestroet ; New Wandsworth , Freemasons' Hotel , New Wandsworth . CHAPTER . —Metropolitan , Price ' s Portugal Hotel , Fleet-st . ; Royal Union , Dubby ' s Hotel , Winslow-street , Oxford-street ; Robert Burns , Sussex Stores , Upper St . Martin's-lane .

Wednesday , September 28 tli . Confidence , Railway Tav ., London-street ; United Strength , Bull and Gate , Kentish Town ; Now Concord , Rosemary Branch Tav ., Hoxton ; Si . Mark ' s , Mawby Arms , Mawby-st ., S . Lambeth ; Peckham , Maismovo Arms , Park-road , Peckham Rye ; Tempcronce in the East , George tho Fourth , Catherinestreet , Poplar ; Prosperity , Gladstone Tav ., Bishopgate-st . CHAPTER OF INSTRUCTION . —St . Jamet's Union , Swan Tav ., Mount-street , Gi-osvenor-squarc .

Thursday , September 2 dth . Fidelity , Goat and Compasses , Euston-road ; Kent , Duko of York , Borough-rd ., Southwark ; United Mariners , Three Cranes , Miie-cud-rd . ; Vitruvian , White Hart , College-st ., Lambeth : St . George ' s , Globe Tav ., Royal Hill , Greenwich ; Manchester , Berkeley Arms , Johu-st ., Berkeley-square ; Tranquillity , Sugar Loaf Tav ., Groat St . Helen ' s , E . G .:

Whittington , Crown Hotel , 41 , High ; . Holborn ; Royal Oakj Royal Oak Tav ., Deptford ; Burdett Coutts , Approach Tav ., Victoria-park , at 7 . CIIAPTEK or INSTRUCTION . —Joppa , Prospect of Whitby Tav ., 57 , iVapping-wall .

. Friday September 30 th . St . Luke ' s , Pier Hotel , Cheyue-walk , Chelsea ; Temperance , Victoria Tav ., Vibtoria-road , Deptford ; Unions ( Emulation Lodge of Improvement for M . M . ) , F . M . H . ; United Pilgrims , Horns' Tav ., Kennington ; Westbonvnc , the Grapes , Dukestreet , Manchester-square ; Wellington , Lord Duncan , Tav ., Broadway , Deptford ; Florence Nightingale , Freemasons '

Tav ., Woolwich ; Ranolagh , Windsor Castle Hotel , Kingstreet , Hammersmith ; Bclgraue , Duko of Wellington , Springgavdens , Charing-cross ; St . James ' s Gregorian Arms , Jamaica-row , Bermondsey ; Doric , Three Cranes , Mile Endroad ; Victoria , Andertons' Hotel , Fleet-street ; Hervey , Britannia , Waltham-grecn ; Metropolitan , Price ' s Portugal Aotel , Flcot-streot . CHAPTEB OP INSTRUCTION ' . —Domatic , Fisher ' s Restaurant , Victoria Station . Saturday , October 1 st . CHAPTER . —Mount . Siuia , Union Tav ., Air-street , Regont-st . ; Domatic , Horns ' , Kennington .

To Correspondents.

TO CORRESPONDENTS .

D . C . L . —Thank you very much . Accepted . It . —The Grand Registrar did not express any view as to the legality or otherwise of tho pioposed grant , although he was asked twice to stato his legal opinion upon tho subject , as Grand Registrar . Q , E . D ., . 1 . R ., P . M ., AN » OTHERS . — The precedent to which

you refer may . and most probably will at no distant date , be made uso of first . Second . See reply to R . As to the right of members to object to the confirmation of minutes for accuracy there can bo no doubt : but as to the attempt to revise a deliberate decision of Grand Lodge in tho manner referred to is most irregular , ancl ought not to have been permitted . A MEMBER OF THE CRAFT , DOVER . —Your letter of tho 15 th

of August did not comply with our requirements , viz ., your name ancl address . There is no doubt about the subject , and its merits , & c , and unfortunately it cannot be brought before tho committee .

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