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Tbe President then gave , ' ' Prosperity to the Provincial Grand Lodge of Monmouthshire , " and with that toast coupling the name of the worth y Secretary of that Lodge , Bro . ( -rook . Bro . CBOOK responded to the toast , thanking the Brethren for the cordial manner in ivhich they had wished prosperity to the Prov . G . L . He was sure that as long as the Prov . G . L . was supported by the good wishes and feelings of the Brethrenit could scarcelfail to nourish

, y . The President next gave " ' the health of the Visiting Brethren , " coupling therewith the name of Bro . Swabie , whom he introduced as the member and representative of Freemasonry in Scotland . Bro . SWABIE , in responding to tbe toast , expressed his admiration of Freemasonry in general , and of the modus operandi in the Monmouth Lodge in particular . He had experienced great pleasure in being present amongst them .

The President proposed " tbe health of the Past-Masters , " who had all done their duty admirably , and in whose steps he hoped to follow . He would particularly direct their attention to their immediate P . M ., Bro , Justly Pearson , whose valuable services they all appreciated . Bro . JUSTLY PEARSON returned thanks , and in conclusion remarked , that so long as they remembered the grand principles of Masonry , " FortitudeTemperancePrudenceand Justice" their Lodge would

, , , , flourish and be prosperous . The President next proposed " the health of the S . and J . AVardens , " which toast was responded to by Bros . Dyke and Prosser . The President then proposed in succession " the healths of the Treasurer and Secretary , " to which those Officers briefly replied .

" The health of Bio . Capt . Stewart , the Steward of the P . G . Lodge , " was the next toast . " The Deacons , " and " the healths of Bros . Dr . Price and II . Dyke , " followed . " The health of Bro . AVard and the Chepstow Brethren" was next proposed , and a hope was expressed that , ere long , an efficient Lodge would be formed in Chepstow . The President next proposed "the Tylers , " and other toasts followed .

The speeches were interspersed with appropriate songs , and a most pleasant evening was spent . STAFI ' OIWSHIRE . —WALSALL . —The Lodge of St . Matthew , No . 786 , celebrated their Anniversary on Tuesday , April 1 st , when they were honoured by a numerous attendance of the Brethren from the neighbouring Lodges . Amongst whom were Dr . Bel ! Fletcher , P . I ) . P . G . iVL , Warwickshire ; Bro . DeeP . G ., SecStaffordshire ; Bro . LloydW . M .,

, , , Howe Lodge ; Bro . Capt . Molloy , Western Australia . Bro . Thos . James , VV . M ., installed his successor , Bro . Dr . Burton , and before retiring from the chair presented to the Lodge at the request of Mis . James , a splendid silk banner , which she had worked as a mark of her esteem and respect for the Members of the Lodge . The banner which excited universal admiration , had a full length figure of St . Matthew on one side ; and on the reverse the name ami number of the

Lodge , with the square and compasses , and the motto . " Audi , Vide , Tace , " richly embroidered . Bro Burton ' s first act was to present to Bro . Thos . James , in the name of the Lodge , a beautiful Past Master ' s jewel , and took occasion to observe that without at all detracting from the merits of the previous Masters , the chair of a Lodge had never been more ably filled , the ceremonies more correctly worked , nor the true principles of Mas-oury VOL . II . 11

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THE FEEEMASONS' QUARTERLY MAGAZINE AND REVIEW. Article 1
THE REVELATIONS OF A SQUARE. Article 9
THE FREEMASON'S WIDOW.* Article 29
CONCISE BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Article 35
HISTORICAL ENQUIRY INTO THE FUNEREAL CEREMONIES OF THE VARIOUS NATIONS OF THE WORLD* Article 37
BRO. MARSHAL SOULT. Article 43
HISTORICAL NOTES ON FREEMASONRY. Article 44
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 54
TO THE EDITOR. Article 59
TO THE EDITOR. Article 60
Obituary. Article 61
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE . Article 62
UNITED GRAND LODGE. Article 63
QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION , June 4, 1851. Article 68
GRAND CONCLAVE. Article 72
THE 33RD DEGREE FOR ENGLAND AND WALES, AND THE DEPENDENCIES OF THE BRITISH CROWN. Article 74
Supreme Council for Ireland. Article 75
Supreme Council For Scotland. Article 76
THE CHARITIES. Article 78
THE ROYAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION FOR AGED FREEMASONS AND THEIR WIDOWS. Article 84
METROPOLITAN. Article 89
PROVINCIAL. Article 97
SCOTLAND. Article 114
IRELAND. Article 119
COLONIAL. Article 120
WEST INDIES. Article 123
AMERICA. Article 124
LITERARY NOTICES Article 125
BRO. WYLD'S GREAT GLOBE. Article 127
THE GREAT EXHIBITION. Article 128
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Provincial.

Tbe President then gave , ' ' Prosperity to the Provincial Grand Lodge of Monmouthshire , " and with that toast coupling the name of the worth y Secretary of that Lodge , Bro . ( -rook . Bro . CBOOK responded to the toast , thanking the Brethren for the cordial manner in ivhich they had wished prosperity to the Prov . G . L . He was sure that as long as the Prov . G . L . was supported by the good wishes and feelings of the Brethrenit could scarcelfail to nourish

, y . The President next gave " ' the health of the Visiting Brethren , " coupling therewith the name of Bro . Swabie , whom he introduced as the member and representative of Freemasonry in Scotland . Bro . SWABIE , in responding to tbe toast , expressed his admiration of Freemasonry in general , and of the modus operandi in the Monmouth Lodge in particular . He had experienced great pleasure in being present amongst them .

The President proposed " tbe health of the Past-Masters , " who had all done their duty admirably , and in whose steps he hoped to follow . He would particularly direct their attention to their immediate P . M ., Bro , Justly Pearson , whose valuable services they all appreciated . Bro . JUSTLY PEARSON returned thanks , and in conclusion remarked , that so long as they remembered the grand principles of Masonry , " FortitudeTemperancePrudenceand Justice" their Lodge would

, , , , flourish and be prosperous . The President next proposed " the health of the S . and J . AVardens , " which toast was responded to by Bros . Dyke and Prosser . The President then proposed in succession " the healths of the Treasurer and Secretary , " to which those Officers briefly replied .

" The health of Bio . Capt . Stewart , the Steward of the P . G . Lodge , " was the next toast . " The Deacons , " and " the healths of Bros . Dr . Price and II . Dyke , " followed . " The health of Bro . AVard and the Chepstow Brethren" was next proposed , and a hope was expressed that , ere long , an efficient Lodge would be formed in Chepstow . The President next proposed "the Tylers , " and other toasts followed .

The speeches were interspersed with appropriate songs , and a most pleasant evening was spent . STAFI ' OIWSHIRE . —WALSALL . —The Lodge of St . Matthew , No . 786 , celebrated their Anniversary on Tuesday , April 1 st , when they were honoured by a numerous attendance of the Brethren from the neighbouring Lodges . Amongst whom were Dr . Bel ! Fletcher , P . I ) . P . G . iVL , Warwickshire ; Bro . DeeP . G ., SecStaffordshire ; Bro . LloydW . M .,

, , , Howe Lodge ; Bro . Capt . Molloy , Western Australia . Bro . Thos . James , VV . M ., installed his successor , Bro . Dr . Burton , and before retiring from the chair presented to the Lodge at the request of Mis . James , a splendid silk banner , which she had worked as a mark of her esteem and respect for the Members of the Lodge . The banner which excited universal admiration , had a full length figure of St . Matthew on one side ; and on the reverse the name ami number of the

Lodge , with the square and compasses , and the motto . " Audi , Vide , Tace , " richly embroidered . Bro Burton ' s first act was to present to Bro . Thos . James , in the name of the Lodge , a beautiful Past Master ' s jewel , and took occasion to observe that without at all detracting from the merits of the previous Masters , the chair of a Lodge had never been more ably filled , the ceremonies more correctly worked , nor the true principles of Mas-oury VOL . II . 11

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