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ncctcd with tho Order but what was commendable , and calculated to raise men in intelligence , and foster those feelings which , above all others , they ought to possess , namely , charity and benevolence . He received with groat ploasuro the testimonial offered to him by his worthy Brother , and ho thanked him for tho complimentary manner in which ho had been pleased to speak of him . As regarded anything ho had done , he coidd only say that he had endeavoured to discharge all the duties devolving upon him to tho best of bis ability . Again thanking tho assembly for the honour thoy had done him , he concluded by observing that he should now proceed to discharge tho duty which had been assigned to him .

The stone was then lowered into its place , three stoppages being made in the descent , during which the band performed a piece of solemn music , composed for the occasion by Bro . P . Stubbs . Bro . WARBURTON having , at the request of the mayor , advanced to the south , applied the plumb-rule to the stone , and having declared it to be properly tried and adjusted , deposited the emblem of his office at the south side of the stone , and retired .

Bro . GEORGE GILL , having advanced towards the west , applied the level to the stone on four different parts of the surface , and having certified that it was correct , deposited the emblem of his office on the west of the stone , and retired . Bro . WALTER THOMPSON advanced to the east with his emblem of office , the square , and having applied it to the corners of the stoneretired as the preceding officers had done .

, The Deputy Grand Master then presented the Mayor with the mallet . The Mayor , having struck the stone three times , declared it properly laid , and the band immediately struck up the air , " Prosper the Art . " The Grand Chaplain having received from Bros . Alpass , Gamhell , and Davies the corn , wine , and oil , placed the same on the stone , repeating as follows : —

THE CORN . Upon this stone I place this com as an oblation in acknowledgment of our dependence upon God for the supply of every want , and under a grateful sense of that goodness which has preserved us to this day , and given ns hopes of future increased usefulness and blessing .

THE WINE . Upon the corner-stono of this intended structure I pour this wine , emblematical of spiritual and temporal gifts , of Divine consolation , and of that strength which God will give to all them that ask him , to enable them to perform their duties in those several stations to which he has called them .

THE oil . Upon this , the first stone of the building , I pour this oil , after the manner ot our fathers in ages past , signifying tho designation of tho edifice to the high and important purposes of our ancient and honourable Order ; and may tho Great Architect of the Universe give to us his abundant blessing . This was accompanied by solemn music . Some money was placed on the stone for the workmen by Bro . William Berry , and this was followed by a prayer invoking a

blessing on the town . The DEPUTY GRAND MASTER , then delivered a prayer as follows : —¦ May the Grand Architect of the Universe grant a blessing on this foundation-stone which we have now laid , and by His providence enable us to finish this and every other work which may be undertaken for tho embellishment and advantage of this city . The Prov . Grand Chaplain , the Rev . J . BiucnAii , M . A . , incum-

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THE FEEEMASONS' QUARTERLY MAGAZINE AND REVIEW. Article 1
BROTHER OR NO BROTHER; OR, WHICH WAS THE WISER ? Article 3
MASONRY IN THE MIDDLE AGES. Article 7
OPENING ODE.* Article 8
THE REVELATIONS OF A SQUARE. Article 9
THE ACCOMPLISHED MASTER. Article 25
LONDON PLATITUDES. Article 26
HISTORIC DOUBTS ON THE BIRTH-PLACE OF CELEBRATED MEN; Article 39
0 D E.* Article 48
THE HISTORY OF MAGIC. Article 49
FROM ÆTNA. Article 63
SANTERRE. * Article 65
CANZONE.—BY FILICAJA. Article 80
TRANSLATION— BY M. H. RANKIN, ESQ. Article 80
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 81
Obituary. Article 85
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 87
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 89
ROYAL FREEMASONS' GIRLS' SCHOOL. Article 93
METROPOLITAN. Article 93
ROYAL ARCH. Article 95
PROVINCIAL. Article 96
SCOTLAND. Article 122
IRELAND. Article 123
COLONIAL. Article 126
INDIA. Article 129
AMERICA. Article 129
FOREIGN. Article 134
LITERACY NOTICES. Article 135
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 139
INDEX. Article 141
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Provincial.

ncctcd with tho Order but what was commendable , and calculated to raise men in intelligence , and foster those feelings which , above all others , they ought to possess , namely , charity and benevolence . He received with groat ploasuro the testimonial offered to him by his worthy Brother , and ho thanked him for tho complimentary manner in which ho had been pleased to speak of him . As regarded anything ho had done , he coidd only say that he had endeavoured to discharge all the duties devolving upon him to tho best of bis ability . Again thanking tho assembly for the honour thoy had done him , he concluded by observing that he should now proceed to discharge tho duty which had been assigned to him .

The stone was then lowered into its place , three stoppages being made in the descent , during which the band performed a piece of solemn music , composed for the occasion by Bro . P . Stubbs . Bro . WARBURTON having , at the request of the mayor , advanced to the south , applied the plumb-rule to the stone , and having declared it to be properly tried and adjusted , deposited the emblem of his office at the south side of the stone , and retired .

Bro . GEORGE GILL , having advanced towards the west , applied the level to the stone on four different parts of the surface , and having certified that it was correct , deposited the emblem of his office on the west of the stone , and retired . Bro . WALTER THOMPSON advanced to the east with his emblem of office , the square , and having applied it to the corners of the stoneretired as the preceding officers had done .

, The Deputy Grand Master then presented the Mayor with the mallet . The Mayor , having struck the stone three times , declared it properly laid , and the band immediately struck up the air , " Prosper the Art . " The Grand Chaplain having received from Bros . Alpass , Gamhell , and Davies the corn , wine , and oil , placed the same on the stone , repeating as follows : —

THE CORN . Upon this stone I place this com as an oblation in acknowledgment of our dependence upon God for the supply of every want , and under a grateful sense of that goodness which has preserved us to this day , and given ns hopes of future increased usefulness and blessing .

THE WINE . Upon the corner-stono of this intended structure I pour this wine , emblematical of spiritual and temporal gifts , of Divine consolation , and of that strength which God will give to all them that ask him , to enable them to perform their duties in those several stations to which he has called them .

THE oil . Upon this , the first stone of the building , I pour this oil , after the manner ot our fathers in ages past , signifying tho designation of tho edifice to the high and important purposes of our ancient and honourable Order ; and may tho Great Architect of the Universe give to us his abundant blessing . This was accompanied by solemn music . Some money was placed on the stone for the workmen by Bro . William Berry , and this was followed by a prayer invoking a

blessing on the town . The DEPUTY GRAND MASTER , then delivered a prayer as follows : —¦ May the Grand Architect of the Universe grant a blessing on this foundation-stone which we have now laid , and by His providence enable us to finish this and every other work which may be undertaken for tho embellishment and advantage of this city . The Prov . Grand Chaplain , the Rev . J . BiucnAii , M . A . , incum-

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