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Craft Masonry.

Silt ¦ frame , Avas'to * the following effect : — "At a meeting of the 'kayal Standard "Lodge , No . 1298 , held on Tuesday , the 7 th B'eb . im-y , 1871 , Bro . Colonel Wiggington , AV . M ., in the chair , it was proposed by Bro . Wilson , seconded by Bro . Modridge , and T . ! . ! ia . itc _ . _ ously resolved , that the best thanks of the brethren , together with the freedom of the Lodge of Instruction connected tbjaiowith , and also for the maimer In AA'hich he has performed

the ; onerous duties of Secretary of this Lodge , and that the same hci engrossed on vellum and presented to him as a slight token of fell e os teem in Avhich he is held by the brethren . Signed : Wm . Wigginton , AV . M . ; R . Lee , S . W . ; H . Ballantyne , J . W . " Bro . Shackell , iu returning thanks , said ho could Welly find words to thank the brethren . He never expected such a recognition of his poor services , and it had taken him quite by surprise , but he could assure the brethren that it Avould be highly

prized ; as long as he should live . The Lodge Avas afterwards closed , and the brethren adjourned to a banquet , after which she usual loyal and Masonic toasts AA-ore proposed and responded ¦ to . The tonst of " The Visitors " Avas responded to by Bro . C . FL Thompson , of No . 177 , and S . AV ., 1158 , AA-IIO in their name expressed the extreme gratification with which they had Avit-• nessed the Avhole proceedings of the ei'ening , and congratulated . the brethren oil having secured so excellent a Mason as Bro . "Lee as their W . M . for tbe present year . The brethren did not separate until a'late hour . The other visitors present were Bros . Wells , 15 ; E . II . Limbert , 382 ; and E . R . Pass , 861 .

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

ESSEX . TJUTON . — Upton Lodge ( So . 1227 ) . —An emergency meeting ¦ -ara .. held on the 2 nd inst ., at the Spotted Dog , Upton . Present : Bros . L . Mather , AV . M . ; J . Bellerby , P . M ., as S . W . ; Bolton , ¦ J . W . ; Mnglish , S . D . ; Bratton , Treas . ; Dr . G . Levick , I . G . ; Picking , I . P . M . Bro . Barber AA-as raised , and Messrs . Hertz u . n & B ti 6 S were initiated . The work being admirably performed liy the WM . The lodge Avas then closed , and the brethren

sac down to a substantial repast , provided by Bro . Vanse . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and complimentary -speeches followed . Soma very good songs wero sung , and the Brethren , aeturned to town early .

KENT . BEC-KM :- * . —Acacia Lodge , ( No . 1314 ) . —The above lodgo ate . oti Tuesday , the 14 th " inst ., at the Bell Hotel , Bromley ' . Bro . A . A-very , AA ' . M ., in the chair , supported by Bros . R , H „ - "AVilUam ., Treas ., as S . AV . ; Knott ; . l . W . j Coste , P . M ., Hon . Sec ; S . Wells , S . D . ; Manser , J . D . ; Seaman , I . G . ; J . W . Avery , P . M . ; W . II . BaylLs Deci-ing , D . C . Laskey , AVyatt , . 'J . Bell , Saul , AY . Holland , and others . Thc lodge was opened

and the minutes of the former meeting Avere read and confirmed . B _ a _ . S ' avill , Mauley , and Lovett liaving answered the necessary ¦ . [ uestioiis iu a satisfactory manner , -. vere raised to the sublime degree of Master Masons . Ballots AA - OI - then taken for the admission of Messrs . Boden , Sutton , and J . F . Chubb , AA'hich - . < -as tuia . uim . au . slif u \ their favour , nud were duly initiated , into the order . Bro . C . Bayley , of Lodge No . 9 , Avas pro-¦ posed as a joining member . Two " gentlemen Avere proposed for

initiation . The lodge ivas then closed , and the brethren sat down to a capita ! banquet . The WM . presided . The usual loyal and masonic toasts were then given . In proposing the tons , of the M . W . G . AI ., the W . M . informed the brethren that tiie first Avarrant signed by that noble brother , on his accession te office , was the warrant of the " Acacia Lodgo . " Bro . H . M . Levy returned thanks for the visitors , AVIIO were— Bros . J . Hyde , 11 . 7 S : Moore , St . John ' s Lodge , ' Wappingj C . Bavlev , il ; Sutton , 781 ; G . Davison , 7-1-2 ; J . C . King , I . G ., 72 ; J . Maud , 1300 ; IL M . Levy , P . M ., 188 ; Hudson , 73 .

LANCASHIRE ( AVEST ) . 1 / ANCA . STET . —Bowleg Lodge , ( No . 1051 ) . —A meeting of this Zodge iv . is held on Friday evening , the 17 th March , at the Masonic Booms , Athenaeum . In consequence of the indispositioa of the AV . M ., the duties of the presiding officer Avere ¦ acmdiicfcea by Bra . J . Daniel Moore , P . M . 1051 , W . M . 281 , P . Frav . Cr . Supt . of . AVks ., who Avas supported by the folloAving -IIKMH . and brethren : Bros . John Hatch as I . P . M . ; W . Hill ,

Provincial.

as S . W . ; AV . Barker ; . J . W . ; W . J . Sey , S ' . IK ,-H . Sumner , J . D . ; 11 . Taylor , I . G .- ; - J . Watson , Tyler ; Edmund Simpson ,. P . M . 281 ; G . KeVland , ¥ M . 281 ; E . Airey , S . D . 281 ; R . Mills ;• W . Fleming , J . AA . 281 ; J .- Bailie and others . The- lodge being - opened aud usual business transacted , the ballot AA'as taken and proved unanimous in favour of Messrs . E . Harger , J . Bolton ,. and James Taylor , as candidates'for initiation . Mr . J . Taylor , being a " Lewis , " ivas first initiated into the mysteries of

Freemasonry , by the acting W . M ., who then vacated the chair , and the same ceremony ivas performed by Bro . John Hatch , P ' . M .,. for AA . Robert Harger . Mr . James Bolton ivas then initiated hy Bro . Dr . Moore , the working tools being presented by Bro-Hatch . Bro . Moore gave notice of some alteration in the byelaAA's to be proposed at the next meeting . It AA'as also announced that on Tuesday , 11 th April , a Provincial G-rand Lodge ( committee of the Fund of Benevolence ) , would be held at tho Masonic Temple , Liverpool ; and , there being no other business before the lodge , it ivas closed in due form .

LEICESTERSHIRE AND RUTLAND . LEICESTER . —John of Gaunt Lodge ( No . 523 ) . —A monthly meeting of this lodge ivas held at the Freemasons' Hall , on Thursday , the 16 th inst , the AV . M ., Bro . Bazzarcl , presiding . There ivere also present : —Bros . Toller , P . M . ; Scultborpe , S . W . ; Rev . Dr . Haycroft , J . AV . ; Baines , Sec ; Partridge , S . D . ; Atkins , Ross , Thorpe , Dr . Clifton , Burrow , Lange , and

Bernbridge , Tylers . Visitors : —Bros . Stretton , AV . M . ; Stanley , P . M . ; Palmer , S . D . ; Capt . Goodchild , Halford , Ativood , and Cleaver , of 279 . Bros . Dr . Clifton , and Barrers , having been duly examined , were passed to the second degree , after ivhich , the lecture ou the tracing board was given Avith his usual efficiency by the I . P . M ., Bro . Toller . On the lodge being lowered to the first degree , a letter ivas read from Bro . AV . J . Hughan , of Truro , P . G . SecretaryCornwallstating that he was really proudof

, , , the honour tha lodge had done him in electing him au honorary member , as none of the members never kheiv him personally , and , therefore it could only be , in consequence of a real desire to do him honour . " After expressing his intention of periodically sending donations to the Masonic Hall Library , Bro . Hughan added " ive seem to be fast approaching a time ivhen Masonic literature is to be exalted , and where attendance at bancpietsto the neglect of the lodge dutiesno longer the rule .

, , I believe tho movement in Leicester , in founding the Masonic Library , will materially aid in so desirable a result . " The latter having been ordered to be entered on the minutes . The lodge ivas afterwards closed , and the brethren adjourned to refreshment .

MIDDLESEX . PEOYIKOIAL GBAND LODGE . The Provincial Grand Lodge met in the lodge-room of the Royal Union Lodge at Uxbridge , on Monday , 20 th inst . At 4 p . m ., punctually , the Provincial Grand Lodge members were announced . Procession Avas formed , aud tbe R . W . Bro . Col . Burdett Prov . Grand Master , ushered in , preceded by the officers of the new province , assumed the chair of K . S ., and

after duly opening the Provincial Grand Lodge , he appointed Bro . Glashier , to the office of S . W . ; Bro . Taylor to that of J . W . ; Bros . Codner , G . K . ; Buss , G . T . ; Little , G . S . ; Chabott , and Bro . Grand Chaplains ; Bro . AV . II . Coultou , ( the W . M . of the Eoyal Union Lodge ) , G . Dir . of Cers ., and six Grand Stewards from various lodges in the province . The several brethren were duly invested and assumed their various offices . The ordinary business being concluded , the Provincial Grand Lodge was closed in form .

UXBRIDGE . —Pogal Union Lodge ( No . 382 ) . —This , the oldest lodge iu the neiv province of Middlesex , held its installation meeting ou Monday , the 20 th iust ., when the W . M . and brethren were honoured ivith the company of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Middlesex as their guests . There being a large amount of Alasonic business to be got through previous to the reception of Provincial Grand Lodge , the Royal Union brethren met at the early hour of one o ' clockand among tho

, brethren present to assist ill the working of the lodge , Ave noticed , besides the much respected AV . M ., Bro . AV . H . Coulton , the folloAving , viz .: —Bros . Coombes , P . M . ; C . Horsley , P . M . ; Fehrenbach , P . M . ; and Weodon , P . M . Bro , AV . H . Adams , Prov . G . S . B ., the preceptor of the Lodge of Instruction was also present . Bro . Coombes , Prov . G . S . B ,, and Secretary of the

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THE FUND OF BENEVOLENCE. Article 1
PERFORMANCE OF MASONIC WORK. BY BRO. WILLIAM ROUNSEVILLE. Article 1
ST. ALBAN AND FREEMASONRY. Article 3
MASONIC JOTTINGS, No. 62. Article 5
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 6
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 7
THE LITTLE TESTIMONIAL. Article 7
BRO. YARKER AND THE BATH MASONS. Article 7
MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD. Article 7
Untitled Article 9
MASONIC MEMS. Article 9
LODGE MUSIC. Article 9
LODGE OF BENEVOLENCE. Article 12
Craft Masonry. Article 12
PROVINCIAL. Article 14
SCOTLAND. Article 15
ROYAL ARCH. Article 15
MARK MASONRY. Article 16
REVIEWS. Article 17
MASONIC SERMON, Article 18
Obituary. Article 19
A LODGE SONG. Article 20
LIST OF LODGE MEETINGS &c., FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 1ST, 1871. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Craft Masonry.

Silt ¦ frame , Avas'to * the following effect : — "At a meeting of the 'kayal Standard "Lodge , No . 1298 , held on Tuesday , the 7 th B'eb . im-y , 1871 , Bro . Colonel Wiggington , AV . M ., in the chair , it was proposed by Bro . Wilson , seconded by Bro . Modridge , and T . ! . ! ia . itc _ . _ ously resolved , that the best thanks of the brethren , together with the freedom of the Lodge of Instruction connected tbjaiowith , and also for the maimer In AA'hich he has performed

the ; onerous duties of Secretary of this Lodge , and that the same hci engrossed on vellum and presented to him as a slight token of fell e os teem in Avhich he is held by the brethren . Signed : Wm . Wigginton , AV . M . ; R . Lee , S . W . ; H . Ballantyne , J . W . " Bro . Shackell , iu returning thanks , said ho could Welly find words to thank the brethren . He never expected such a recognition of his poor services , and it had taken him quite by surprise , but he could assure the brethren that it Avould be highly

prized ; as long as he should live . The Lodge Avas afterwards closed , and the brethren adjourned to a banquet , after which she usual loyal and Masonic toasts AA-ore proposed and responded ¦ to . The tonst of " The Visitors " Avas responded to by Bro . C . FL Thompson , of No . 177 , and S . AV ., 1158 , AA-IIO in their name expressed the extreme gratification with which they had Avit-• nessed the Avhole proceedings of the ei'ening , and congratulated . the brethren oil having secured so excellent a Mason as Bro . "Lee as their W . M . for tbe present year . The brethren did not separate until a'late hour . The other visitors present were Bros . Wells , 15 ; E . II . Limbert , 382 ; and E . R . Pass , 861 .

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

ESSEX . TJUTON . — Upton Lodge ( So . 1227 ) . —An emergency meeting ¦ -ara .. held on the 2 nd inst ., at the Spotted Dog , Upton . Present : Bros . L . Mather , AV . M . ; J . Bellerby , P . M ., as S . W . ; Bolton , ¦ J . W . ; Mnglish , S . D . ; Bratton , Treas . ; Dr . G . Levick , I . G . ; Picking , I . P . M . Bro . Barber AA-as raised , and Messrs . Hertz u . n & B ti 6 S were initiated . The work being admirably performed liy the WM . The lodge Avas then closed , and the brethren

sac down to a substantial repast , provided by Bro . Vanse . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and complimentary -speeches followed . Soma very good songs wero sung , and the Brethren , aeturned to town early .

KENT . BEC-KM :- * . —Acacia Lodge , ( No . 1314 ) . —The above lodgo ate . oti Tuesday , the 14 th " inst ., at the Bell Hotel , Bromley ' . Bro . A . A-very , AA ' . M ., in the chair , supported by Bros . R , H „ - "AVilUam ., Treas ., as S . AV . ; Knott ; . l . W . j Coste , P . M ., Hon . Sec ; S . Wells , S . D . ; Manser , J . D . ; Seaman , I . G . ; J . W . Avery , P . M . ; W . II . BaylLs Deci-ing , D . C . Laskey , AVyatt , . 'J . Bell , Saul , AY . Holland , and others . Thc lodge was opened

and the minutes of the former meeting Avere read and confirmed . B _ a _ . S ' avill , Mauley , and Lovett liaving answered the necessary ¦ . [ uestioiis iu a satisfactory manner , -. vere raised to the sublime degree of Master Masons . Ballots AA - OI - then taken for the admission of Messrs . Boden , Sutton , and J . F . Chubb , AA'hich - . < -as tuia . uim . au . slif u \ their favour , nud were duly initiated , into the order . Bro . C . Bayley , of Lodge No . 9 , Avas pro-¦ posed as a joining member . Two " gentlemen Avere proposed for

initiation . The lodge ivas then closed , and the brethren sat down to a capita ! banquet . The WM . presided . The usual loyal and masonic toasts were then given . In proposing the tons , of the M . W . G . AI ., the W . M . informed the brethren that tiie first Avarrant signed by that noble brother , on his accession te office , was the warrant of the " Acacia Lodgo . " Bro . H . M . Levy returned thanks for the visitors , AVIIO were— Bros . J . Hyde , 11 . 7 S : Moore , St . John ' s Lodge , ' Wappingj C . Bavlev , il ; Sutton , 781 ; G . Davison , 7-1-2 ; J . C . King , I . G ., 72 ; J . Maud , 1300 ; IL M . Levy , P . M ., 188 ; Hudson , 73 .

LANCASHIRE ( AVEST ) . 1 / ANCA . STET . —Bowleg Lodge , ( No . 1051 ) . —A meeting of this Zodge iv . is held on Friday evening , the 17 th March , at the Masonic Booms , Athenaeum . In consequence of the indispositioa of the AV . M ., the duties of the presiding officer Avere ¦ acmdiicfcea by Bra . J . Daniel Moore , P . M . 1051 , W . M . 281 , P . Frav . Cr . Supt . of . AVks ., who Avas supported by the folloAving -IIKMH . and brethren : Bros . John Hatch as I . P . M . ; W . Hill ,

Provincial.

as S . W . ; AV . Barker ; . J . W . ; W . J . Sey , S ' . IK ,-H . Sumner , J . D . ; 11 . Taylor , I . G .- ; - J . Watson , Tyler ; Edmund Simpson ,. P . M . 281 ; G . KeVland , ¥ M . 281 ; E . Airey , S . D . 281 ; R . Mills ;• W . Fleming , J . AA . 281 ; J .- Bailie and others . The- lodge being - opened aud usual business transacted , the ballot AA'as taken and proved unanimous in favour of Messrs . E . Harger , J . Bolton ,. and James Taylor , as candidates'for initiation . Mr . J . Taylor , being a " Lewis , " ivas first initiated into the mysteries of

Freemasonry , by the acting W . M ., who then vacated the chair , and the same ceremony ivas performed by Bro . John Hatch , P ' . M .,. for AA . Robert Harger . Mr . James Bolton ivas then initiated hy Bro . Dr . Moore , the working tools being presented by Bro-Hatch . Bro . Moore gave notice of some alteration in the byelaAA's to be proposed at the next meeting . It AA'as also announced that on Tuesday , 11 th April , a Provincial G-rand Lodge ( committee of the Fund of Benevolence ) , would be held at tho Masonic Temple , Liverpool ; and , there being no other business before the lodge , it ivas closed in due form .

LEICESTERSHIRE AND RUTLAND . LEICESTER . —John of Gaunt Lodge ( No . 523 ) . —A monthly meeting of this lodge ivas held at the Freemasons' Hall , on Thursday , the 16 th inst , the AV . M ., Bro . Bazzarcl , presiding . There ivere also present : —Bros . Toller , P . M . ; Scultborpe , S . W . ; Rev . Dr . Haycroft , J . AV . ; Baines , Sec ; Partridge , S . D . ; Atkins , Ross , Thorpe , Dr . Clifton , Burrow , Lange , and

Bernbridge , Tylers . Visitors : —Bros . Stretton , AV . M . ; Stanley , P . M . ; Palmer , S . D . ; Capt . Goodchild , Halford , Ativood , and Cleaver , of 279 . Bros . Dr . Clifton , and Barrers , having been duly examined , were passed to the second degree , after ivhich , the lecture ou the tracing board was given Avith his usual efficiency by the I . P . M ., Bro . Toller . On the lodge being lowered to the first degree , a letter ivas read from Bro . AV . J . Hughan , of Truro , P . G . SecretaryCornwallstating that he was really proudof

, , , the honour tha lodge had done him in electing him au honorary member , as none of the members never kheiv him personally , and , therefore it could only be , in consequence of a real desire to do him honour . " After expressing his intention of periodically sending donations to the Masonic Hall Library , Bro . Hughan added " ive seem to be fast approaching a time ivhen Masonic literature is to be exalted , and where attendance at bancpietsto the neglect of the lodge dutiesno longer the rule .

, , I believe tho movement in Leicester , in founding the Masonic Library , will materially aid in so desirable a result . " The latter having been ordered to be entered on the minutes . The lodge ivas afterwards closed , and the brethren adjourned to refreshment .

MIDDLESEX . PEOYIKOIAL GBAND LODGE . The Provincial Grand Lodge met in the lodge-room of the Royal Union Lodge at Uxbridge , on Monday , 20 th inst . At 4 p . m ., punctually , the Provincial Grand Lodge members were announced . Procession Avas formed , aud tbe R . W . Bro . Col . Burdett Prov . Grand Master , ushered in , preceded by the officers of the new province , assumed the chair of K . S ., and

after duly opening the Provincial Grand Lodge , he appointed Bro . Glashier , to the office of S . W . ; Bro . Taylor to that of J . W . ; Bros . Codner , G . K . ; Buss , G . T . ; Little , G . S . ; Chabott , and Bro . Grand Chaplains ; Bro . AV . II . Coultou , ( the W . M . of the Eoyal Union Lodge ) , G . Dir . of Cers ., and six Grand Stewards from various lodges in the province . The several brethren were duly invested and assumed their various offices . The ordinary business being concluded , the Provincial Grand Lodge was closed in form .

UXBRIDGE . —Pogal Union Lodge ( No . 382 ) . —This , the oldest lodge iu the neiv province of Middlesex , held its installation meeting ou Monday , the 20 th iust ., when the W . M . and brethren were honoured ivith the company of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Middlesex as their guests . There being a large amount of Alasonic business to be got through previous to the reception of Provincial Grand Lodge , the Royal Union brethren met at the early hour of one o ' clockand among tho

, brethren present to assist ill the working of the lodge , Ave noticed , besides the much respected AV . M ., Bro . AV . H . Coulton , the folloAving , viz .: —Bros . Coombes , P . M . ; C . Horsley , P . M . ; Fehrenbach , P . M . ; and Weodon , P . M . Bro , AV . H . Adams , Prov . G . S . B ., the preceptor of the Lodge of Instruction was also present . Bro . Coombes , Prov . G . S . B ,, and Secretary of the

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