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Craft Masonry.

Consecration and Installation , and that he be elected an honorary member of the lodge , which proposition was most enthusiastically carried . Bro . J . Terry in suitable terms acknowledged the compliment paid him , and hoped that he might be spared many years to visit the lodge that he had that evening assisted in ushering into existence .

Bro . F . Dawson who had officiated as Organist , had a vote of thanks passed for his able services , to which he replied in suitable terms . Several joining members and candidates for initiation were then proposed for the next lodge meeting , and the lodge was closed with solemn prayer . ' The brethren then adjourned to banquet , and it is only just to Bro . Wrightthe esteemed Hostto say that the whole resources

, , of his house were placed at the disposal of the brethren ; that his utmost exertions were used to make all happy , and in which from the appreciation of the brethren , it was evident he succeeded . The banquet was excellently served , and the wines of the choicest description . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and duly responded to , and , and the brethren separated after an enjoyable evening . Amongst the large number presentbesides those above

enu-, merated , were Bros . J . R . Sheen , P . M . 201 and 742 ; C . B . Payne , P . M . 27 ; S . Chown , P . M . 65 ; E . Hughes , P . M . 217 ; F . ' Walters , P . M . 73 , W . M . 1309 ; H . Chown , 831 ,- W . Andrews , 1076 ; Huggctt , Gl ; Newman , 235 ; Thorpe , 217 ; W . Hallett , 781 ; J . Newton , P . M . 174 : Hendon , 1 , 287 ; W . J . Helps , P . M . 781 ; Barnard , P . M . 206 ; W . Rumsey , P . M . 206 ; R . Mills , 217 ; J . Holt , 781 ; J . Miller , 174 ; Buhner , 174 ; S . Gaywood , 206 ; T . F . Hugslns , S . W . IS ; J . Hay ward , 94 G-, G . Parsons ,

211 ; J . Bowley , > 81 ; E . Roustan , 162 ; J . J . Bcrrv , 554 ; T . Shorey , S 31 ; C . K . Killiek , P . M . 7 S 1 ; J . M . KnnilJ , 87 ; H . Morrison , J . W . 554 ; W . H . Myers , 820 ; E . Coombes , 554 ; G . Price , 933 ; Austin , 903 ; W . Newton , 3 : J . Merriman , 742 ; W . Steadman , P . M . 754 ; J . Calanbv , 1227 ; & c ,

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

LEICESTERSHIRE AND RUTLAND . LEICESTER . —John of Gaunt Lodge ( No . 523 X- —A monthly meeting of this Lodge was held at Freemason's Hall , on Thursday , the 20 th inst ., when the following brethren were present : —Bros . T . II . Buzzard , W . M . ; W . B . Smith , P . M ., and Treas ., as S . W . ; Charles Johnson , P . M . as J . W . ; E . Mace , I . G . ; A . Serjeant , as Sec . ; J . G . Sharp , E . Whlttaker , W . T . Rowlett , Dr . Clifton , A . Ross , R . V . Buzzard , C . B . Lange , C . Bembridge ,

Tyler . Visitors : —Bros . J . W . Moore , J . W . lOSo , Derby ; E . Wiede , ( Germanv ); W . F . S . Stanley , M . liJi . S ., I . P . M . ; A . Palmer , S . D . ; R . W . Widdowson , Sec , all of 279 ; G . Johnson , P . M . 129 , and P . Prov . G . J . W ., Cumberland and Westmoreland . Apologies were made for the absence of the P . G . M ., the I . P . M ., S . W ., S . D ., and Secretary , who were on a Masonic visit to Birmingham , and for the J . W ., who was absent from hou . e for his health . The onl y work before the Lodge , was to raise Bros . Dr . Clifton

and Barrow to the third degree ; which , alter due examination was proceeded with iu ancient form . The labours of the evening being ended , the Lodge was closed , and the brethren ad - joumed to refreshment .

MONMOUTHSHIRE . PliOVlNCIAL GllAND LODGE . The installation of a Provincial Grand Master of Monmouthshire , took place at Newport , on Thursday , 20 th inst . The choice of the Grand Master of England fell upon Bro . Colonel Lyne , who had for many years discharged the duties of Deputy to'the late lamented R . W . G . M . Bro . Rolls . The ceremony of

installation was appointed to take place at the Town-hall . The room presented quite a gala appearanco , the banners of the diil ' erent lodges , resplendent in gold , purple , and bine , showing off to great advantage . Conspicuous amongst these decorative emblems of Masonry , was the banner of the Provincial Grand Master , wrought by Bro . J . W . Bebell , whose artistic skill was prominently displayed in the complimentary addresses presented to the Grand Master aud his Deputy . These were beautifully illuminated and handsomely framed . They reflected the greatest credit upon the Masonic artist . Amongst the most elegant tanners were these of the Deputy Provincial Grand

Master , Bro . Homfray , embroidered in silk , and that of Bro . Kennard , of the Kennard Lodge . Not less than three hundred brethren were present , when the Installing Master , the R . W . Bro . T . Mansel Talbot , entered the room , and took his seat . The lodge was opened in due form , and the following hymn was sung by the brethren assembled , —

Hail , Eternal , by whose aid All created things were made ; Heaven and earth thy vast design ; Hear us , Architect Divine ! May our work begun in Thee , Ever blest with order be , And may we when labour cease ,

Part in harmony and peace . By Thy glorious Majesty , — By the trust we place in Thee , —• By Thy badge and Mystic sign , — Hear us , Architect Divine ? Then seven of the Senior Past Masters of the Lodges in the province were requested to conduct the Provincial Grand

Master Elect into the Lodge . The Grand Tyler reported that the G . M . was at the door , when the organ solemnly pealed forth . The Grand Master elect stood before the Pedestal ; whereupon Bro . Talbot , having the gavel , commanded the Provincial Grand Secretary to read the patent from the Grand Lodge of England . The R . W . Col . Lyne made a most suitable acknowledgment

for the hi gh and distinguished compliment paid to him , and expressed his determination to do all ho could to carry out Masonry in its purity in the province of Monmouthshire . He also paid a graceful compliment to Bro . Talbot , aud proposed a vote of thanks to him for the part he had taken in the proceedings of the day . Bro . Homfray , D . Prov . G . M ., seconded the proposition , which was unanimously curried .

Bro . Talbot hailed with pleasure the advent of that auspicious occasion , and trusted that the two provinces , geographically allied as they were , would yet be more fraternally brought together . At the command of tho newly-installed Prov . G . M ., Bro . Col . Lyne , five Past Masters conducted Bro . S . G . Hornfray to the

pedestal , and the patent having been read , he was ratified as D . Prov . G . M ., and saluted according to Masonic rite . Bro . Pickford , acting » s P . G . T ., handed the Jewel to the Master , who presented it to Bro . S . G . Homfray . Bro , Homfray , in a suitable and earnest reply , thanked the Prov , G . M . Ho assured the Craft , that , his persevcrenee and industry would be devoted to the good of Masonry . Next came the appointment of Provincial Grand Officers ;

when the Prov . G . M . took occasion to say that lie had so many good men and true presented to him , out of whom he had great difficulty in choosing , and that , in fact , if their names wore pub in a bag , he would only be too glad to take the chance as to whether the first drawn would be best . The following were the selected names : —¦ LODGE Bro . G . Homfray , D . Prov . G . M .... 109 S „ Kennard Prov . G . S . W ., ... 1258

„ Hellyer , Prov . G . J . W . ... 471 „ Fox , Prov . G . Chap ., 471 „ Chambers , ... Prov . G . Reg .,... G 83 „ Pickford , Prov . G . Treas ., 471 „ Williams , ... ... .., Prov . G . Sec , ... 471 „ Williams , P . G . S . D SIS „ Lewis , P . G . T . D 109 S „ Lawrence , ... Prov . G . Sup ., Wks . 471

„ Cheese , Prov . G . Dir . Cers ., 683 „ Ingram , Prov . G . A . D . ofCer ., 471 „ L . A . Homfray , Prov . G . Swd B ... GS 3 „ Groves , Prov . G . Org . ... Gs 3 „ Gratte , ... ... ... Prov . G . Purst ., 471 „ Bromago , Prov . G . Steward , 457 „ Huxtablc , Prov . G . Steward , 471 „ Roper , Prov . G . Steward , GS 3

„ Price , Prov . G . Steward , SIS „ Davies , Prov . G . Steward , 1098 „ Treharne , Prov . G . Steward , 1258 „ Preece , Prov . G . Tyler , 407

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THE GRAND ORIENT OF FRANCE AND "THE LANDMARK." Article 1
MASONRY AND THE ASIATICS. Article 1
REVILE NOT MASONRY FOR ITS SECRECY. Article 2
MASONIC JOTTINGS, No. 67. Article 4
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 5
LIGHT COMES FROM THE EAST. Article 6
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 8
THE CASE OF CHARLOTTE JACKSON. Article 9
MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD. Article 9
THE CANONBURY PRIZE OF THE ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS. Article 10
MASONIC MEMS. Article 11
UNITED GRAND LODGE. Article 11
Craft Masonry. Article 12
PROVINCIAL. Article 13
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 16
MASONIC DEMONSTRATION AT WASHINGTON Article 17
Obituary. Article 19
LIST OF LODGE MEETINGS &c., FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 6TH, 1871. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Craft Masonry.

Consecration and Installation , and that he be elected an honorary member of the lodge , which proposition was most enthusiastically carried . Bro . J . Terry in suitable terms acknowledged the compliment paid him , and hoped that he might be spared many years to visit the lodge that he had that evening assisted in ushering into existence .

Bro . F . Dawson who had officiated as Organist , had a vote of thanks passed for his able services , to which he replied in suitable terms . Several joining members and candidates for initiation were then proposed for the next lodge meeting , and the lodge was closed with solemn prayer . ' The brethren then adjourned to banquet , and it is only just to Bro . Wrightthe esteemed Hostto say that the whole resources

, , of his house were placed at the disposal of the brethren ; that his utmost exertions were used to make all happy , and in which from the appreciation of the brethren , it was evident he succeeded . The banquet was excellently served , and the wines of the choicest description . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and duly responded to , and , and the brethren separated after an enjoyable evening . Amongst the large number presentbesides those above

enu-, merated , were Bros . J . R . Sheen , P . M . 201 and 742 ; C . B . Payne , P . M . 27 ; S . Chown , P . M . 65 ; E . Hughes , P . M . 217 ; F . ' Walters , P . M . 73 , W . M . 1309 ; H . Chown , 831 ,- W . Andrews , 1076 ; Huggctt , Gl ; Newman , 235 ; Thorpe , 217 ; W . Hallett , 781 ; J . Newton , P . M . 174 : Hendon , 1 , 287 ; W . J . Helps , P . M . 781 ; Barnard , P . M . 206 ; W . Rumsey , P . M . 206 ; R . Mills , 217 ; J . Holt , 781 ; J . Miller , 174 ; Buhner , 174 ; S . Gaywood , 206 ; T . F . Hugslns , S . W . IS ; J . Hay ward , 94 G-, G . Parsons ,

211 ; J . Bowley , > 81 ; E . Roustan , 162 ; J . J . Bcrrv , 554 ; T . Shorey , S 31 ; C . K . Killiek , P . M . 7 S 1 ; J . M . KnnilJ , 87 ; H . Morrison , J . W . 554 ; W . H . Myers , 820 ; E . Coombes , 554 ; G . Price , 933 ; Austin , 903 ; W . Newton , 3 : J . Merriman , 742 ; W . Steadman , P . M . 754 ; J . Calanbv , 1227 ; & c ,

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

LEICESTERSHIRE AND RUTLAND . LEICESTER . —John of Gaunt Lodge ( No . 523 X- —A monthly meeting of this Lodge was held at Freemason's Hall , on Thursday , the 20 th inst ., when the following brethren were present : —Bros . T . II . Buzzard , W . M . ; W . B . Smith , P . M ., and Treas ., as S . W . ; Charles Johnson , P . M . as J . W . ; E . Mace , I . G . ; A . Serjeant , as Sec . ; J . G . Sharp , E . Whlttaker , W . T . Rowlett , Dr . Clifton , A . Ross , R . V . Buzzard , C . B . Lange , C . Bembridge ,

Tyler . Visitors : —Bros . J . W . Moore , J . W . lOSo , Derby ; E . Wiede , ( Germanv ); W . F . S . Stanley , M . liJi . S ., I . P . M . ; A . Palmer , S . D . ; R . W . Widdowson , Sec , all of 279 ; G . Johnson , P . M . 129 , and P . Prov . G . J . W ., Cumberland and Westmoreland . Apologies were made for the absence of the P . G . M ., the I . P . M ., S . W ., S . D ., and Secretary , who were on a Masonic visit to Birmingham , and for the J . W ., who was absent from hou . e for his health . The onl y work before the Lodge , was to raise Bros . Dr . Clifton

and Barrow to the third degree ; which , alter due examination was proceeded with iu ancient form . The labours of the evening being ended , the Lodge was closed , and the brethren ad - joumed to refreshment .

MONMOUTHSHIRE . PliOVlNCIAL GllAND LODGE . The installation of a Provincial Grand Master of Monmouthshire , took place at Newport , on Thursday , 20 th inst . The choice of the Grand Master of England fell upon Bro . Colonel Lyne , who had for many years discharged the duties of Deputy to'the late lamented R . W . G . M . Bro . Rolls . The ceremony of

installation was appointed to take place at the Town-hall . The room presented quite a gala appearanco , the banners of the diil ' erent lodges , resplendent in gold , purple , and bine , showing off to great advantage . Conspicuous amongst these decorative emblems of Masonry , was the banner of the Provincial Grand Master , wrought by Bro . J . W . Bebell , whose artistic skill was prominently displayed in the complimentary addresses presented to the Grand Master aud his Deputy . These were beautifully illuminated and handsomely framed . They reflected the greatest credit upon the Masonic artist . Amongst the most elegant tanners were these of the Deputy Provincial Grand

Master , Bro . Homfray , embroidered in silk , and that of Bro . Kennard , of the Kennard Lodge . Not less than three hundred brethren were present , when the Installing Master , the R . W . Bro . T . Mansel Talbot , entered the room , and took his seat . The lodge was opened in due form , and the following hymn was sung by the brethren assembled , —

Hail , Eternal , by whose aid All created things were made ; Heaven and earth thy vast design ; Hear us , Architect Divine ! May our work begun in Thee , Ever blest with order be , And may we when labour cease ,

Part in harmony and peace . By Thy glorious Majesty , — By the trust we place in Thee , —• By Thy badge and Mystic sign , — Hear us , Architect Divine ? Then seven of the Senior Past Masters of the Lodges in the province were requested to conduct the Provincial Grand

Master Elect into the Lodge . The Grand Tyler reported that the G . M . was at the door , when the organ solemnly pealed forth . The Grand Master elect stood before the Pedestal ; whereupon Bro . Talbot , having the gavel , commanded the Provincial Grand Secretary to read the patent from the Grand Lodge of England . The R . W . Col . Lyne made a most suitable acknowledgment

for the hi gh and distinguished compliment paid to him , and expressed his determination to do all ho could to carry out Masonry in its purity in the province of Monmouthshire . He also paid a graceful compliment to Bro . Talbot , aud proposed a vote of thanks to him for the part he had taken in the proceedings of the day . Bro . Homfray , D . Prov . G . M ., seconded the proposition , which was unanimously curried .

Bro . Talbot hailed with pleasure the advent of that auspicious occasion , and trusted that the two provinces , geographically allied as they were , would yet be more fraternally brought together . At the command of tho newly-installed Prov . G . M ., Bro . Col . Lyne , five Past Masters conducted Bro . S . G . Hornfray to the

pedestal , and the patent having been read , he was ratified as D . Prov . G . M ., and saluted according to Masonic rite . Bro . Pickford , acting » s P . G . T ., handed the Jewel to the Master , who presented it to Bro . S . G . Homfray . Bro , Homfray , in a suitable and earnest reply , thanked the Prov , G . M . Ho assured the Craft , that , his persevcrenee and industry would be devoted to the good of Masonry . Next came the appointment of Provincial Grand Officers ;

when the Prov . G . M . took occasion to say that lie had so many good men and true presented to him , out of whom he had great difficulty in choosing , and that , in fact , if their names wore pub in a bag , he would only be too glad to take the chance as to whether the first drawn would be best . The following were the selected names : —¦ LODGE Bro . G . Homfray , D . Prov . G . M .... 109 S „ Kennard Prov . G . S . W ., ... 1258

„ Hellyer , Prov . G . J . W . ... 471 „ Fox , Prov . G . Chap ., 471 „ Chambers , ... Prov . G . Reg .,... G 83 „ Pickford , Prov . G . Treas ., 471 „ Williams , ... ... .., Prov . G . Sec , ... 471 „ Williams , P . G . S . D SIS „ Lewis , P . G . T . D 109 S „ Lawrence , ... Prov . G . Sup ., Wks . 471

„ Cheese , Prov . G . Dir . Cers ., 683 „ Ingram , Prov . G . A . D . ofCer ., 471 „ L . A . Homfray , Prov . G . Swd B ... GS 3 „ Groves , Prov . G . Org . ... Gs 3 „ Gratte , ... ... ... Prov . G . Purst ., 471 „ Bromago , Prov . G . Steward , 457 „ Huxtablc , Prov . G . Steward , 471 „ Roper , Prov . G . Steward , GS 3

„ Price , Prov . G . Steward , SIS „ Davies , Prov . G . Steward , 1098 „ Treharne , Prov . G . Steward , 1258 „ Preece , Prov . G . Tyler , 407

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