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The Reporter.

and some of his excellent friends , Bros . Fourdrinier , M'Mullen , i ' ox , fxc . & c . The Grand Secretary , Bro . White , was also present ; with many visitors . " Brother Crucefix , as W . M . in the Chair . A few sections of the first lecture were worked ; the re-election of Bros . S . B . Wilson and ravage , as Treasurer and Secretary , was unanimous ; Brother S . B . VV ilson was presented with a very chastely executed jewel , unique in its design and

, embracing some architectural references , in allusion to his own profession . The W . Master , in addressing him on the subject of the presentation observed , that while he envied himself , the pleasing duty thus imposed upon him , he still more envied the feelings with which Bro . Wilson must naturally accept the jewel , which was offered as a memorial , by the Members , of his superior qualications in the Art and Science of Masonry . The Brethren afterwards adjourned to Wanquetwhich fellowshi

, good p terminated before hi gh twelve . STABILITY . —Bro . Peter Thompson , and his indefatigable pupils , have been most industriousl y occupied . Masonry in East London is greatl y indebted to the veteran for his unceasing exertions , and he reaps a rich harvest from his own happy thoughts : would we could emulate him . STRONG MAN LODGE . —The meetings are held on Sunday evenings at under the

seven , superintendence of Bro . George Aarons , at the bhakspeare , Lion Street , High Holborn . MASONIC KNIGHTS TEMPLARS —CROSS OP CHRIST ENO . ( at Radley ' s ) . — I be present Commander , Dr . Crucefix , retires from office , after two years service , and the members have elected their esteemed Captain Companion Acklam , to the dignity of Commander . FAITH AND FIDELITY ( late the EARLY GRAND The ° in title

_ ) . — change is an improvement . The Commander ( R . L . Wilson ) has been reelected . The Encampment is progressing . MOUNT CARMEL —Some additional members have been inducted , and we hope shortl y to make good report .

Masonic Chit Chat.

MASONIC CHIT CHAT .

MASONIC ADDRESS TO HER MAJESTY , —The Freemasons in the county of Armagh , having transmitted to the Queen ( through the customary channel , ) a dutiful and affectionate Address , expressive of their loyalty and attachment to her royal person—an Answer to it has been sent from the Home Secretary ' s Office , directed to Mr . Tenison , the Barrister , winch states , that Lord John Russell had laid the same before Her Majesty , and which was very graciously received .

„ , 1 S ? £ V ? L HIOHXKSS THE DUKE OP SUSSEX being on a visit to the Earl of Zetland and Lord Dundas , at Upleatham , many of the inhabitants of the Vale of Oleaveland were anxious to have an opportunity of testifying their respect . Accordingly , a deputation was dispatched to him from Middleburgh , inviting him to a public breakfast , which he accepted . The proceedings were most animated and gratifying the day propitious , and the cavalcade the most imposing ever remembered . I he horses were taken from his carriage , and H . R . H was drawn b y the populace . The addresses of the Royal Duke gave "cneral delight . °

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CONTENTS. Article 1
THE late arrival of intelligence from se... Article 2
FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY REVIEW. Article 3
THE ARK LIFE ASSOCIATION. Article 6
ON FREEMASONRY. THE SPURIOUS FREEMASONRY OF ANCIENT TIMES. Article 11
THE BANNERS OR STANDARDS. Article 26
TO THE EDITOR. Article 29
TO THE EDITOR. Article 31
ON MYSTIC AND CABALISTIC NUMBERS. Article 31
NOTITLAE TEMPLARIAE. Article 38
MASONIC DIDACTICS; OR, SHORT MORAL ESSAYS OF UNIVERSAL ADAPTATION. Article 41
THE MASON'S DAUGHTER. * Article 44
NOTES ON MASONRY IN BENGAL. Article 53
THE THREE STEPS. Article 60
DUTCH MASONRY AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Article 63
THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE. Article 64
"' '"' Prmlcd\:y V\.eiei'.k .:05Ki.;h. !... Article 65
MASONIC ANECDOTE. Article 67
TO MY INFANT SON. Article 68
THE CHOICE. Article 68
THE WORSHIPP'D ONE. Article 69
A LILT FOR EVERY LODGE. Article 69
A SONG FOR THE SEASON. Article 71
MASONIC DIRGE. Article 72
ENGLAND. Article 72
TO THE EDITOR. Article 73
TO THE EDITOR. Article 73
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 74
MASONIC OFFERING TO THE GRAND MASTER. Article 75
BOARD OF GENERAL PURPOSES, SESSION 1838-9. Article 75
THE REPORTER. Article 76
MASONIC CHIT CHAT. Article 79
Obituary. Article 82
THE CHARITIES. Article 83
THE ASYLUM FOR THE WORTHY AGED AND DECAYED FREEMASON. Article 84
PROVINCIAL. Article 87
SCOTLAND Article 107
IRELAND. Article 112
FOREIGN. Article 116
INDIA. Article 126
MADRAS. Article 129
BOMBAY. Article 130
TO THE CRAFT ON THE PARTING YEAR 1838. Article 131
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 133
THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY REVIEW. Article 135
Books. *- $S ; L., for Review should be ... Article 136
THE FREEMASONS5 QUARTERLY REVIEW. Article 137
Untitled Ad 138
FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY ADVERTISER. Article 139
FREEMASONRY. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL IN... Article 140
FREEMASONRY. ROYAL FREEMASONS' SCHOOL FO... Article 140
FREEMASONRY. ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION, ... Article 140
FREEMASONRY. ASYLUM FOR AGED AND DECAYED... Article 141
&RAR3D IV3ASQNSC BALL. A BALL will take ... Article 141
FREEMASONRY. BROTHER J. p. ACKLAM , MASO... Article 142
FREEMASONRY. B R °SfcE £ ™OADHDRST (ktt ... Article 142
FREEMASONRY. M A 1?™ ROVT AT G J , F W I... Article 142
ROYAL ARCH MASONRY. C^tS/. ; HA ™! S . 4... Article 142
T'it EEMASONRY. IMPORTANT TO LODGES! R E... Article 142
FREEMASONRY BROTHER W. POVEY, MASONIC BO... Article 143
FREEMASONRY. TO BRETHREN VISITING LONDON... Article 143
FREEMASONRY. E D II C A T I O N. BROTHER... Article 143
STOCQUELER AND CO. BENOAL ARMY, AND GENE... Article 143
MASONIC LIBRARY , 314, HIGH HOLBORN ¦RRO... Article 144
T P A„ a !! TCHES ' PLATE ' AND JEWELLER... Article 144
CHINA , GLASS , EARTHENWARE , LAMPS , TR... Article 144
PATENT LEVER WATCHES, rV lis! 1 ' iT d°t... Article 144
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. T? VERY article of GE... Article 145
EIGHT DAY" CLOCKS. TO STRIKE THE HOURS A... Article 145
RUNDELL'S RESTORATIVE PILLS. nPHE superi... Article 145
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SPILSBURY'S ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS JJAVE f... Article 146
INCREASE OF INCOME BY LIFE ANNUITY Article 147
RECOLLECT .'!! AL D™ER'IGSZ^TTF? ARDEN ^... Article 147
BY AUTHORITY r T^SS e WorifSfe^ "* t^ W*... Article 147
COMFORT FOR TENDER FEET, &c. 'H^ pl^g^^-... Article 147
TO THE NOBILITY; GENTRY , AND FAMILIES F... Article 147
CORPORATION OF THE LONDON ASSURANCE. Est... Article 148
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The Reporter.

and some of his excellent friends , Bros . Fourdrinier , M'Mullen , i ' ox , fxc . & c . The Grand Secretary , Bro . White , was also present ; with many visitors . " Brother Crucefix , as W . M . in the Chair . A few sections of the first lecture were worked ; the re-election of Bros . S . B . Wilson and ravage , as Treasurer and Secretary , was unanimous ; Brother S . B . VV ilson was presented with a very chastely executed jewel , unique in its design and

, embracing some architectural references , in allusion to his own profession . The W . Master , in addressing him on the subject of the presentation observed , that while he envied himself , the pleasing duty thus imposed upon him , he still more envied the feelings with which Bro . Wilson must naturally accept the jewel , which was offered as a memorial , by the Members , of his superior qualications in the Art and Science of Masonry . The Brethren afterwards adjourned to Wanquetwhich fellowshi

, good p terminated before hi gh twelve . STABILITY . —Bro . Peter Thompson , and his indefatigable pupils , have been most industriousl y occupied . Masonry in East London is greatl y indebted to the veteran for his unceasing exertions , and he reaps a rich harvest from his own happy thoughts : would we could emulate him . STRONG MAN LODGE . —The meetings are held on Sunday evenings at under the

seven , superintendence of Bro . George Aarons , at the bhakspeare , Lion Street , High Holborn . MASONIC KNIGHTS TEMPLARS —CROSS OP CHRIST ENO . ( at Radley ' s ) . — I be present Commander , Dr . Crucefix , retires from office , after two years service , and the members have elected their esteemed Captain Companion Acklam , to the dignity of Commander . FAITH AND FIDELITY ( late the EARLY GRAND The ° in title

_ ) . — change is an improvement . The Commander ( R . L . Wilson ) has been reelected . The Encampment is progressing . MOUNT CARMEL —Some additional members have been inducted , and we hope shortl y to make good report .

Masonic Chit Chat.

MASONIC CHIT CHAT .

MASONIC ADDRESS TO HER MAJESTY , —The Freemasons in the county of Armagh , having transmitted to the Queen ( through the customary channel , ) a dutiful and affectionate Address , expressive of their loyalty and attachment to her royal person—an Answer to it has been sent from the Home Secretary ' s Office , directed to Mr . Tenison , the Barrister , winch states , that Lord John Russell had laid the same before Her Majesty , and which was very graciously received .

„ , 1 S ? £ V ? L HIOHXKSS THE DUKE OP SUSSEX being on a visit to the Earl of Zetland and Lord Dundas , at Upleatham , many of the inhabitants of the Vale of Oleaveland were anxious to have an opportunity of testifying their respect . Accordingly , a deputation was dispatched to him from Middleburgh , inviting him to a public breakfast , which he accepted . The proceedings were most animated and gratifying the day propitious , and the cavalcade the most imposing ever remembered . I he horses were taken from his carriage , and H . R . H was drawn b y the populace . The addresses of the Royal Duke gave "cneral delight . °

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