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S . AV . ; T . Hardy , J . AV . ; H . St . John Ingram , See . ; R . Thompson , S . D .: H . Dalwood , I . G . ; Seymour Smith , Org ., and several other brethren . The lodge was opened in due form and with solemn prayer , and the minutes of tbe former lodge being read and confirmed , Bros . J . G . Taylor , Herman , and Simpson were raised to the sublime degree of Alaster Masons , in a most perfect and impressive mannerand Bro . Knox was duly passed to the

, second degree by tiro . Littell , the AV . M . This being the night for the election of the AV . M . for the ensuing year , the brethren were unanimous in choosing for that office Bro . Williams , S . AA . Bro . W . Biisto , P . M ., was elected Treas ., and Bro . Bradley , Tyler . Bros . Simpson , Taylor , and Warrington were elected Auditors . Bro . Bristo , P . M ., then proposed that a gold P . AI . ' s jewel be presented from the funds of the lodto the AA . M . on

ge his retirement from tbe chair , for the very able maimer he had in every way , not only by his admirable working , but also for the kind , courteous , and excellent manner he had conducted the ¦ duties of W . M . during the past year , which was carried unanimously . The lodge ivas then closed iu due form and witli solemn prayer . At the banquet which followed , the chair was occupied by the AV . M . elect , Bro . Williams , the AV . M ., Bro . Littell , being

unable to remain . The usual loyal and Alasonic toasts were given and responded to . Tbe toast of " The Visitors " was responded to by Bro . "Wright , P . AI . 504 , P . G ., S . D . ( Herts ) , among whom were : Bros . G . A . Kean , 933 ; H . M . Levy , P . M . 188 ; AV . AVhitley , J . AV . 946 ; W . Montgomery , Hiawatha Lodge , 434 , New York ; R . H . Murray , 539 , & c , After some very excellent singing from Bros . AVright , Knox , Warrington , and Whitley , the Tyler ' s toast followed , and the brethren separated at an early hour .

PECKHAM LODGE ( No . 879 ) . —The regular meeting of this lodge was held at Bro . Scott's , the Maismore Arms , Park-road , Peckham , on Alonday , the 1-itli inst ., and was well attended . There being no special business for the AA . Af . to perform , the by-laws of the lodge were read , according to notice , and subjected to a thorough and searching discussion , the result being that tho lodge will for the future meet every month , except June , July , Augustand Septemberinstead of holding onlfive meetings as

, , y heretofore . On the eleetioniof a successor to the office of Treasurer , vacant , owing to the death of the late lamented Bro . Colvill , Bro . Barton , P . M ., No . 45 , who has lately joined the Peckham Lodge as a subscribing member , was elected to fill that responsible office . A repast followed .

MoSTEFioitE LODGE ( Ne . 1 , 017 ) . —The brethren of this lodgo met at Freemasons'Hall , on Monday , the 9 i . h inst ., the W . AI ., Bro . S . Pollitzer , in the chair , assisted by the AVardens and Past Masters . The minutes having been read and confirmed , Bros . Dalton , Kino , and Sloman were raised to the decree of Master Masons . Jlessrs . E . Petit , F . Trillat , and G . Faenza having been balloted for and approved , were duly initiated into the Order . The ceremonies were conducted iu excellent style by the W . M . and his officers .

GREAT NORTHERN LODGE , ( NO . 1 , 287 ) . —This lodge met on Thursday , the 17 th inst ., at the Great Northern Hotel . The only business was the raising of live brethren aud passing three , the ceremonies being very ably performed . The lodgo was adjourned to the third Thursday in Mirch , and the brethren after partaking of some slight refreshment retired early . There were mvsent : — Bros . S . AVebb , AV . M . ; E . Moody , S . AV . ; H . T . Reed , J . AV . ; T . H . Staton , S . D . ; It . Bescob . v , , T , DJ ; G . Hooper , I . G . ; J . Forbes , See . pro . tern . ; and Bros . Kitchie , Elliot , Lancaster , Verdm , Buckman , Hartley , Jupe , Wriglitsou , and Freeman . Visitor -. —Bro . Tysell , P . M .

PROVINCIAL . DERBYSHIRE . DERBY . —Arloretum Lodf / e ( No . 731 ) . —At the anniversary oo this nourishing lodgo of Free and Accepted Alasons , held on the 2 nd inst ., an unusuall y large number of members and visiting brethren were present . The lodge was opened at half-past

three o'clock p . m ., by Bro . IT . Hillam , W . AI ., who was assisted by his officers . Bro . Jolm Smith was dul y installed AV . AI . for the ensuing year , the installation ceremony being performed by Bro . T . Cox , P . Prov . S . G . AV . of Derbyshire . The newlyinstalled AV . M . then appointed and invested his officers as follows : —Bros . J . 0 . Gribble , S . AA . ; H . Burn , J . AV . ; Rev . T . Welch , Chap . ; Burton , Treas . ; Gee , Sec . ; Harrison , Dir . of ¦ Cers . ; Coulttmrst , S . D . ; G . T . Ferneyhough , I . D . ; Holbiook ,

Org . ; Speight , I . G . The business of the evening being concluded , lodge was closed and the brethren adjourned to the dining-room at tho Arboretum Hotel , Litehurch , where a most recherche banquet awaited them , provided by Bro . Baldock .

DEVONSHIRE . TORQUAY . — -Si . John ' s Lodge ( No . 328 ) . —Tbe fortnightly meeting of this lodge wos held at the Alasonic Rooms on Alonday , tho 21 st inst . The duties were commenced at 7 . 15 p . m . by Bro . Glanlicld , AV . AI ., assisted by Bros . Greenfield , I . P . M . ; Harland , P . M . ; Oliver , S . AV . ; AVatson , J . AV . ; Oliver , S . D . ; Paul , J . D . ; and about a dozen others . The only visitor present was Bro . Dr . Hopkins , P . AI ., P . Prov . G . S . AV . for AVarwickshire , Sc .

The minutes of tho previous meeting having boon read and confirmed , the AV . M . stated that he had received a note from the Rev . Bro . Bowden , P . AI . and Chap ., apologising for unavoidable absence . The circular of summons contained the names of two gentlemen , previously admitted by ballot as candidates for initiation . One only , however , presented himself , the other having been suddenly summoned away by telegram , received only an hour before the time of meeting . The AV . M . announced that

Bro . Dr . Hopkins , was present by his express invitation , in order to give his assistance in the work of tbe evening . He accordingly placed him in the chair . Mr . A . Gowan was then introduced , properly prepared , and duly initiated as a member of the Craft by Bro . Dr . Hopkins , who congratulated him on the

seriousness with which he had received tbe benefit of the ceremony , and the close attention he had paid to it . The officers , too , received his commendations for the care and efficiency they had displayed in the performance of their several duties . Bro . Glanfield then resumed his chair , and called on Bro . Harlnnd , P . M ., to deliver the charge , which he did in a style equalled by few . The proceedings were brought to a close by Bro . Dr . Hopkins , wdio explained and illustrated the first degree to the

candidate by giving him the lecture on the tracing board . On the proposition of the I . P . M ., seconded by Bro . Harland , a cordial vote of thanks was passed to Bro . Hopkins for the impressive manner in which he had conducted the ceremony , and the lucidity of his subsequent illustrations . By permission of tbe W . M . the visitor laid before the brethren his publications of musical accompaniments to Alasonic rituals , and liis diagrams and bookmarkers sold for the benefit of the Charities . The lodge was

finally closed soon after nine , and the brethren adjourned for refreshment . On the whole , a satisfactory and agreeable evening was spent , everything having passed off with order , propriety , and good effect , as it should do . The only exception was the limited attendance of the members .

ESSEX . COLCHESTER . — United Lodge , ( No . 697 ) . —The monthly meeting of this lodge was held on Friday , the 11 th inst ., at th George Hotel , Bro . Newman , AV . M ., in tbe chair . There wer also present : Bros . Kay , S . AV . ; J . S . Smith , J . W . ; Rix , Treas . ; Calthorpe , S . D . ; Eustace , J . D . ; Saunders , I . G . ; E . Williams , M . D ., P . M . ; Boswortb , P . AI . ; Carnegie , P . AI . ; H . Joslin ,

Bigley , Woodland , Dunne , Chalk , Comery , Kinlock , O'AIallaj , J . Smith , Light , Piper , Bolton , Fenn , Warren , Bell , G . Smith , Middleton , and Guiver . Visitors—Bros . T . J . Rawling and Fitch , of Angel Lodge , No . 51 . The lodge having been opened in duo form , Bro . John Boswortb , All Souls , was unanimously elected a joining member . The brethren then proceeded according to ancient custom to elect the W . AI . for the ensuing yearand Bro . G . H . RayS . AV . was unanimously elected . Bro .

, , , J . S . Smith was then appointed Treasurer , and Bro . AVitten , Tyler . After some further business , the lodge was closed in due form , and the brethren subsequently met round the festive board , where mutual regrets were expressed that the altered military arrangements of the garrison would take from Colchester the great majority of the members present previous to the next meeting . A arious toasts were drankincluding " tho

, AV . AI ., " proposed in flattering terms by Bro . F . AVilliams , 21 . D . ; "the Prov . G . Officers , " with which was connected the names of Bros . E . Williams , M . D ., P . G . J . \ A . ; Newman , P . G . J . D . ; Carnegie , P . G . S . A \ . ; and Ray , P . G . Steward , proposed by Bro . J . S . Smith , and responded to by Bro . E . AVilliams , M . S .

ISLE OF MAN . RAMSEY . —Lodge St . Mauyhold ( No . 1 , 075 ) . —Tbe usual monthly meeting of the above lodge was held at the Masonic

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ROMAN CATHOLIC INTOLERANCE. Article 1
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THE MASONIC STUDENT. Article 5
MASONIC INSCRIPTIONS UPON PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Article 6
MASONIC JOTTINGS.—No. 12. Article 7
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SCOTTISH CONSTITUTION. Article 17
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MARK MASONRY. Article 19
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 19
OBSTACLES TO MASONIC LIGHT. Article 19
THE GRAND MASONIC TEMPLE FOR NEW YORK. Article 19
Poetry. Article 20
SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK. Article 20
LIST OF LODGE, MEETINGS, &c., FOR WEEK ENDING 2ND APRIL, 1870. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 20
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S . AV . ; T . Hardy , J . AV . ; H . St . John Ingram , See . ; R . Thompson , S . D .: H . Dalwood , I . G . ; Seymour Smith , Org ., and several other brethren . The lodge was opened in due form and with solemn prayer , and the minutes of tbe former lodge being read and confirmed , Bros . J . G . Taylor , Herman , and Simpson were raised to the sublime degree of Alaster Masons , in a most perfect and impressive mannerand Bro . Knox was duly passed to the

, second degree by tiro . Littell , the AV . M . This being the night for the election of the AV . M . for the ensuing year , the brethren were unanimous in choosing for that office Bro . Williams , S . AA . Bro . W . Biisto , P . M ., was elected Treas ., and Bro . Bradley , Tyler . Bros . Simpson , Taylor , and Warrington were elected Auditors . Bro . Bristo , P . M ., then proposed that a gold P . AI . ' s jewel be presented from the funds of the lodto the AA . M . on

ge his retirement from tbe chair , for the very able maimer he had in every way , not only by his admirable working , but also for the kind , courteous , and excellent manner he had conducted the ¦ duties of W . M . during the past year , which was carried unanimously . The lodge ivas then closed iu due form and witli solemn prayer . At the banquet which followed , the chair was occupied by the AV . M . elect , Bro . Williams , the AV . M ., Bro . Littell , being

unable to remain . The usual loyal and Alasonic toasts were given and responded to . Tbe toast of " The Visitors " was responded to by Bro . "Wright , P . AI . 504 , P . G ., S . D . ( Herts ) , among whom were : Bros . G . A . Kean , 933 ; H . M . Levy , P . M . 188 ; AV . AVhitley , J . AV . 946 ; W . Montgomery , Hiawatha Lodge , 434 , New York ; R . H . Murray , 539 , & c , After some very excellent singing from Bros . AVright , Knox , Warrington , and Whitley , the Tyler ' s toast followed , and the brethren separated at an early hour .

PECKHAM LODGE ( No . 879 ) . —The regular meeting of this lodge was held at Bro . Scott's , the Maismore Arms , Park-road , Peckham , on Alonday , the 1-itli inst ., and was well attended . There being no special business for the AA . Af . to perform , the by-laws of the lodge were read , according to notice , and subjected to a thorough and searching discussion , the result being that tho lodge will for the future meet every month , except June , July , Augustand Septemberinstead of holding onlfive meetings as

, , y heretofore . On the eleetioniof a successor to the office of Treasurer , vacant , owing to the death of the late lamented Bro . Colvill , Bro . Barton , P . M ., No . 45 , who has lately joined the Peckham Lodge as a subscribing member , was elected to fill that responsible office . A repast followed .

MoSTEFioitE LODGE ( Ne . 1 , 017 ) . —The brethren of this lodgo met at Freemasons'Hall , on Monday , the 9 i . h inst ., the W . AI ., Bro . S . Pollitzer , in the chair , assisted by the AVardens and Past Masters . The minutes having been read and confirmed , Bros . Dalton , Kino , and Sloman were raised to the decree of Master Masons . Jlessrs . E . Petit , F . Trillat , and G . Faenza having been balloted for and approved , were duly initiated into the Order . The ceremonies were conducted iu excellent style by the W . M . and his officers .

GREAT NORTHERN LODGE , ( NO . 1 , 287 ) . —This lodge met on Thursday , the 17 th inst ., at the Great Northern Hotel . The only business was the raising of live brethren aud passing three , the ceremonies being very ably performed . The lodgo was adjourned to the third Thursday in Mirch , and the brethren after partaking of some slight refreshment retired early . There were mvsent : — Bros . S . AVebb , AV . M . ; E . Moody , S . AV . ; H . T . Reed , J . AV . ; T . H . Staton , S . D . ; It . Bescob . v , , T , DJ ; G . Hooper , I . G . ; J . Forbes , See . pro . tern . ; and Bros . Kitchie , Elliot , Lancaster , Verdm , Buckman , Hartley , Jupe , Wriglitsou , and Freeman . Visitor -. —Bro . Tysell , P . M .

PROVINCIAL . DERBYSHIRE . DERBY . —Arloretum Lodf / e ( No . 731 ) . —At the anniversary oo this nourishing lodgo of Free and Accepted Alasons , held on the 2 nd inst ., an unusuall y large number of members and visiting brethren were present . The lodge was opened at half-past

three o'clock p . m ., by Bro . IT . Hillam , W . AI ., who was assisted by his officers . Bro . Jolm Smith was dul y installed AV . AI . for the ensuing year , the installation ceremony being performed by Bro . T . Cox , P . Prov . S . G . AV . of Derbyshire . The newlyinstalled AV . M . then appointed and invested his officers as follows : —Bros . J . 0 . Gribble , S . AA . ; H . Burn , J . AV . ; Rev . T . Welch , Chap . ; Burton , Treas . ; Gee , Sec . ; Harrison , Dir . of ¦ Cers . ; Coulttmrst , S . D . ; G . T . Ferneyhough , I . D . ; Holbiook ,

Org . ; Speight , I . G . The business of the evening being concluded , lodge was closed and the brethren adjourned to the dining-room at tho Arboretum Hotel , Litehurch , where a most recherche banquet awaited them , provided by Bro . Baldock .

DEVONSHIRE . TORQUAY . — -Si . John ' s Lodge ( No . 328 ) . —Tbe fortnightly meeting of this lodge wos held at the Alasonic Rooms on Alonday , tho 21 st inst . The duties were commenced at 7 . 15 p . m . by Bro . Glanlicld , AV . AI ., assisted by Bros . Greenfield , I . P . M . ; Harland , P . M . ; Oliver , S . AV . ; AVatson , J . AV . ; Oliver , S . D . ; Paul , J . D . ; and about a dozen others . The only visitor present was Bro . Dr . Hopkins , P . AI ., P . Prov . G . S . AV . for AVarwickshire , Sc .

The minutes of tho previous meeting having boon read and confirmed , the AV . M . stated that he had received a note from the Rev . Bro . Bowden , P . AI . and Chap ., apologising for unavoidable absence . The circular of summons contained the names of two gentlemen , previously admitted by ballot as candidates for initiation . One only , however , presented himself , the other having been suddenly summoned away by telegram , received only an hour before the time of meeting . The AV . M . announced that

Bro . Dr . Hopkins , was present by his express invitation , in order to give his assistance in the work of tbe evening . He accordingly placed him in the chair . Mr . A . Gowan was then introduced , properly prepared , and duly initiated as a member of the Craft by Bro . Dr . Hopkins , who congratulated him on the

seriousness with which he had received tbe benefit of the ceremony , and the close attention he had paid to it . The officers , too , received his commendations for the care and efficiency they had displayed in the performance of their several duties . Bro . Glanfield then resumed his chair , and called on Bro . Harlnnd , P . M ., to deliver the charge , which he did in a style equalled by few . The proceedings were brought to a close by Bro . Dr . Hopkins , wdio explained and illustrated the first degree to the

candidate by giving him the lecture on the tracing board . On the proposition of the I . P . M ., seconded by Bro . Harland , a cordial vote of thanks was passed to Bro . Hopkins for the impressive manner in which he had conducted the ceremony , and the lucidity of his subsequent illustrations . By permission of tbe W . M . the visitor laid before the brethren his publications of musical accompaniments to Alasonic rituals , and liis diagrams and bookmarkers sold for the benefit of the Charities . The lodge was

finally closed soon after nine , and the brethren adjourned for refreshment . On the whole , a satisfactory and agreeable evening was spent , everything having passed off with order , propriety , and good effect , as it should do . The only exception was the limited attendance of the members .

ESSEX . COLCHESTER . — United Lodge , ( No . 697 ) . —The monthly meeting of this lodge was held on Friday , the 11 th inst ., at th George Hotel , Bro . Newman , AV . M ., in tbe chair . There wer also present : Bros . Kay , S . AV . ; J . S . Smith , J . W . ; Rix , Treas . ; Calthorpe , S . D . ; Eustace , J . D . ; Saunders , I . G . ; E . Williams , M . D ., P . M . ; Boswortb , P . AI . ; Carnegie , P . AI . ; H . Joslin ,

Bigley , Woodland , Dunne , Chalk , Comery , Kinlock , O'AIallaj , J . Smith , Light , Piper , Bolton , Fenn , Warren , Bell , G . Smith , Middleton , and Guiver . Visitors—Bros . T . J . Rawling and Fitch , of Angel Lodge , No . 51 . The lodge having been opened in duo form , Bro . John Boswortb , All Souls , was unanimously elected a joining member . The brethren then proceeded according to ancient custom to elect the W . AI . for the ensuing yearand Bro . G . H . RayS . AV . was unanimously elected . Bro .

, , , J . S . Smith was then appointed Treasurer , and Bro . AVitten , Tyler . After some further business , the lodge was closed in due form , and the brethren subsequently met round the festive board , where mutual regrets were expressed that the altered military arrangements of the garrison would take from Colchester the great majority of the members present previous to the next meeting . A arious toasts were drankincluding " tho

, AV . AI ., " proposed in flattering terms by Bro . F . AVilliams , 21 . D . ; "the Prov . G . Officers , " with which was connected the names of Bros . E . Williams , M . D ., P . G . J . \ A . ; Newman , P . G . J . D . ; Carnegie , P . G . S . A \ . ; and Ray , P . G . Steward , proposed by Bro . J . S . Smith , and responded to by Bro . E . AVilliams , M . S .

ISLE OF MAN . RAMSEY . —Lodge St . Mauyhold ( No . 1 , 075 ) . —Tbe usual monthly meeting of the above lodge was held at the Masonic

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