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Manchester.

way to keep . These remarks are suggested by the Recorder of this Chapter , a brother admitted a few months ago only , and still , with the flush of all his blooming honours full upon him , neglecting to enclose each member of the Chapter a prospectus of Tun MASONIC PRESS—a publication which ought most certainly to be in the hands of every brother—making a * gentlemanly apology for not keeping his promise , that it would have cost the Chapter 40 d . in

extra postage ! There was also another little by-discussion which may be mentioned here . A brother in authority having requested a gentleman to take off a simple K . T . jewel , which ho very properly declined to do . Tho late Bro . Matthew Dawes's name was mentioned—the last man who ought to be quoted ns an authority by any well informed brother . A similar thing occurred two years ago , which had nearly ended by everybody but Templars being blackballed . Apart from the question of riht altogethersuch intolerance ought never to bo

g , shown in Lancashire or Yorkshire , where every well-informed Templar knows that these degrees wore , twenty years ago , the sole property of the K . T . ' s . —to use a very vulgar simile , such conduct is like robbing a man by knocking him down , and then kicking him for stumbling . These remarks arc made solely for the advantage of the ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED EITE , in hope that tho Supreme Grand Council of the 33 ° , who appear to be gentlemen of more than average intellect , may see how their authority is abused . It is to be feared a Masonic

oligarchy is not our best government . This Chapter needs a complete renovation , which , it is to be hoped it will get from Bro . Newall , as it was certain it would had Bro . Bennett been M . W . S . above one meeting . Bro . W . H . Wright , the newly elected Treasurer , has determined to put his department in better order . Thus a beginning has been made , which it is hoped will progress and work beneficially for the Chapter .

MASONIC BAIL . —On the evening of the same day there was an open ball ( dispensations being obtained for all degrees ) , at the Free-Trade Hall . The arrangements gave great satisfaction , but the room was too much crowded . One thousand persons were present .

Woolwich.

WOOLWICH .

IITVICTA CHAPTEB OE S . PS . R . ^ jH—The installation meeting of this Chapter took place at the Masonic Hall , William Street , on Friday , the 10 th of February , when the following members were present : —Colonel Clerk , S . G . I . G . 30 ° ; Captain N . G . Philips , S . G . I . G . 33 ° ; J . R . Thomson , 18 ° ; M . W . S . ; W . J . Meymott , 20 ° , 1 st . Gen . ; W . Carter , 18 ° , as 2 nd , Gen . ; J . W . Figg , 30 ° , Registrar ; P . laird , , 18 ° , Treasurer ; Matthew Cooke , 30 ° , Organist to ' Sup . G . Council , Organist and Master of the Ceremonial ; tain le 31 Cockle

Captain Dadson , 30 ° ; Cap Boy , ° ; G . , 30 ° ; E . J . Fraser , 18 ° Jas . J . Forrester , 18 ° ; W . Ward , 18 ° ; and Dr . Hughes , 18 ° . A ballot was taken for Bro . George Allen , as a joining member , which resulted in his unanimous election . Major J . H . Freme was installed a S . P . R . ^ . The M . W . S ., Bro . J . R . Thomson then installed Bro . Meymott , 80 ° as M . W . S . for the ensuing year , and , perfect as ceremonies generally are at the Invicta , there never was a ceremony better performed . The new M . W . S . then appointed Bro . 30

Thomson , 18 ° , Prelate ; Captain Dadson , ° , 1 st . Gen . ; George Lambert , 30 ° , 2 nd . Gen . ; W . Ward , 18 ° , G . Marshal ; J . J . Forrester , 18 ° , Raphael ; George Cockle , 30 ° , Herald ; Joseph Taylor , 18 ° , Captain of the Guard ; J . W . Fi gg , 30 ° , Registrar ; Peter Laird , 18 ° , Treasurer ; and Matthew Cooke , 30 ° , Orgaiust to the Sup . G . Council , Organist and Master of the Ceremonial . —On the motion of Colonel Clerk , 30 ° , five pounds was voted to that eminentl y deserving charity , the Royal Benevolent Institution for Aged Masons and their Widows . —All business " being concluded , the brethren dined together at Bro . De Grey's .

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MASONIC INTERLOPERS. Article 1
"TAUGHT TO BE CAUTIOUS." Article 6
SECRESY. Article 8
MASONIC ANTIQUITIES, DOCUMENTS, &c. JERUSALEM ENCAMPMENT, MANCHESTER. Article 9
REPRINT OF SCARCE, OR CURIOUS, BOOKS ON FREEMASONRY. "THE LIFE OF SETHOS." Article 19
Untitled Article 25
NOTES AND QUERIES FOR FREEMASONS. Article 26
THOMAS GRINSELL. Article 27
BENEVOLENCE. Article 28
CONSECRATING A CANAL TUNNEL. Article 28
THE LATE KING LEOPOLD AND THE GRAND ORIENT OF BELGIUM. Article 29
REVIEWS. Article 31
THE MASONIC REPORTER. Article 35
MANCHESTER. Article 35
WOOLWICH. Article 36
KNIGHT TEMPLARY. Article 37
SALFORD, MANCHESTER. Article 37
ROYAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION FOR AGED FREEMASONS AND THEIR WIDOWS. Article 37
IRELAND. Article 41
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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Manchester.

way to keep . These remarks are suggested by the Recorder of this Chapter , a brother admitted a few months ago only , and still , with the flush of all his blooming honours full upon him , neglecting to enclose each member of the Chapter a prospectus of Tun MASONIC PRESS—a publication which ought most certainly to be in the hands of every brother—making a * gentlemanly apology for not keeping his promise , that it would have cost the Chapter 40 d . in

extra postage ! There was also another little by-discussion which may be mentioned here . A brother in authority having requested a gentleman to take off a simple K . T . jewel , which ho very properly declined to do . Tho late Bro . Matthew Dawes's name was mentioned—the last man who ought to be quoted ns an authority by any well informed brother . A similar thing occurred two years ago , which had nearly ended by everybody but Templars being blackballed . Apart from the question of riht altogethersuch intolerance ought never to bo

g , shown in Lancashire or Yorkshire , where every well-informed Templar knows that these degrees wore , twenty years ago , the sole property of the K . T . ' s . —to use a very vulgar simile , such conduct is like robbing a man by knocking him down , and then kicking him for stumbling . These remarks arc made solely for the advantage of the ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED EITE , in hope that tho Supreme Grand Council of the 33 ° , who appear to be gentlemen of more than average intellect , may see how their authority is abused . It is to be feared a Masonic

oligarchy is not our best government . This Chapter needs a complete renovation , which , it is to be hoped it will get from Bro . Newall , as it was certain it would had Bro . Bennett been M . W . S . above one meeting . Bro . W . H . Wright , the newly elected Treasurer , has determined to put his department in better order . Thus a beginning has been made , which it is hoped will progress and work beneficially for the Chapter .

MASONIC BAIL . —On the evening of the same day there was an open ball ( dispensations being obtained for all degrees ) , at the Free-Trade Hall . The arrangements gave great satisfaction , but the room was too much crowded . One thousand persons were present .

Woolwich.

WOOLWICH .

IITVICTA CHAPTEB OE S . PS . R . ^ jH—The installation meeting of this Chapter took place at the Masonic Hall , William Street , on Friday , the 10 th of February , when the following members were present : —Colonel Clerk , S . G . I . G . 30 ° ; Captain N . G . Philips , S . G . I . G . 33 ° ; J . R . Thomson , 18 ° ; M . W . S . ; W . J . Meymott , 20 ° , 1 st . Gen . ; W . Carter , 18 ° , as 2 nd , Gen . ; J . W . Figg , 30 ° , Registrar ; P . laird , , 18 ° , Treasurer ; Matthew Cooke , 30 ° , Organist to ' Sup . G . Council , Organist and Master of the Ceremonial ; tain le 31 Cockle

Captain Dadson , 30 ° ; Cap Boy , ° ; G . , 30 ° ; E . J . Fraser , 18 ° Jas . J . Forrester , 18 ° ; W . Ward , 18 ° ; and Dr . Hughes , 18 ° . A ballot was taken for Bro . George Allen , as a joining member , which resulted in his unanimous election . Major J . H . Freme was installed a S . P . R . ^ . The M . W . S ., Bro . J . R . Thomson then installed Bro . Meymott , 80 ° as M . W . S . for the ensuing year , and , perfect as ceremonies generally are at the Invicta , there never was a ceremony better performed . The new M . W . S . then appointed Bro . 30

Thomson , 18 ° , Prelate ; Captain Dadson , ° , 1 st . Gen . ; George Lambert , 30 ° , 2 nd . Gen . ; W . Ward , 18 ° , G . Marshal ; J . J . Forrester , 18 ° , Raphael ; George Cockle , 30 ° , Herald ; Joseph Taylor , 18 ° , Captain of the Guard ; J . W . Fi gg , 30 ° , Registrar ; Peter Laird , 18 ° , Treasurer ; and Matthew Cooke , 30 ° , Orgaiust to the Sup . G . Council , Organist and Master of the Ceremonial . —On the motion of Colonel Clerk , 30 ° , five pounds was voted to that eminentl y deserving charity , the Royal Benevolent Institution for Aged Masons and their Widows . —All business " being concluded , the brethren dined together at Bro . De Grey's .

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