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Scotland.

SCOTLAND .

BANFF . ST . JOHN ' LODGE . —At a meeting of the members of this Lodge on the ISta December , 1854 , the R . W . Br . Mason in the chair . Brs . Alexander , Watson , aud Forbes Watt , having been previously initiated into the mysteries of the Craft , were passed and raised to the Sublime Degree of M . M ., in the R . W . M . 's usual excellent style . And on the 5 th January inst ., at a full meeting , Brs . Charles Innes ancl Alexander Bairnsfathcr were passed as Fellow Crafts . The anniversary of this Lodge

was held on the Sth of January , Avhen a strong muster of brothers took place . After A'arious routine business , much of which A \* as of a cheering and gratifying kind , the meeting proceeded to the election of office bearers for the current year , and the following members were unanimously elected : —James Mason , R . W . M . ; James Simpson , P . M . ; Stenhouse Bairnsfather , D . M . ; James Murray , S . W . ; Alexander Watson , J . W . ; James W . McKenzie , Sec . ; William Hassath , Treas . ; John McEwen , Chap . ' . Alexander Forsyth , S . D . ; Charles limes , J . D . ; Alexander Mortimer , S . S . ; George

Watts , J . S . ; Adam Mason , Clerk ; Alexander Aikln , Tyler . After the election , about forty of the brethren sat down to an elegant ancl sumptuous entertainment , the K . W . M . occupied tho chair . After the usual loyal and patriotic toasts , the R . W . M ,, in a neat and appropriate speech , proposed the health of the II . G . M . of St . Andrew ' s Lodge , Banff , the Right Hon . the Earl of Fife , stating how kind his Lordship invariably was to the Craft , and particularly to this Lodge . He begged to inform the brethren that on the present occasion his Lordship had exceeded his usual liberality

in presenting to the Lodge , through the Treasurer , the handsome donation of £ 5 towards the funds . The toast was most warmly and enthusiastically received , and the thanks of tho office bearers ordered to be tendered to his Lordship for the same . A very pleasant and agreeable evening was spent in true Masonic style .

GLASGOW . PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE . —A meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge was held in the Masonic Hall , Union-street , Glasgow , on the 25 th of January , when there Avere present the Substitute Provincial Grand Master , the Provincial Grand Secretary , the R ,. W . M . of St . Mark's Lodge , the R . W . M . of No . 332 , ancl a large number of the members . The Provincial Grand Lodge having been opened , ancl the minutes

read and approved , the Prov . Grand Secretary intimated that he had a balance left iu his hands ftom the profits on the sale of the Calendar got up for this province , and . Avhich he AVOUM hand over to the Prov . Grand Treasurer . The Substitute Provincial G . M . then , in an able and clear manner , explained the 12 th Section of the 21 st Chapter of the Laws of the Grand Lodge of Scotland . After some routine business the Provincial Grand Lodge was duly closed . ST . MARK ' LODGE ( NO . 102 ) . —On the evening of Saint John ' s day , Wednesday ,

27 th December , the members of this Lodge assembled in their Hall , Buchanan-street , Glasgow , for the purpose of electing and installing office bearers for the ensuing year . Br . James Miller , P . M . in the chair , at the opening of the Lodge , the S . W . Br . C . J . Hughes , the J . W . Br . John McDonald , other office bearers , and a very large number of the members being present . Tho Secretary read last minute , which was approved of . Br . Miller gave fhe O . B . to Brs . W . B Huggins as R . W . M ., and Donald Campbell as D . M ., and invested them

with the insignia of their respective offices . Whereupon Br . Huggins having taken the chair , the other office bearers before nominated , were , together with Br . the Rev . T . P . Fenncr , who was now nominated to the office of Chaplain , elected , and invested AA'ith tho symbols of their several offices . The Auditors appointed to examine this year's accounts , were Br . Alexander McDonald , C . J . Hughes , and John Elder . The Lodge having been formally closed , the brethren who had been all kindl y invited to supper in the Queen ' s Hotel by R . W . M-. Br . Huggins , adjourned thereto , and , alonst

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THE MASONIC MISSION. Article 1
A TOAST. Article 5
FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 6
TO THE CRAFT. Article 12
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 13
PROVINCIAL LODGES. Article 26
SCOTLAND. Article 41
IRELAND. Article 42
THE COLONIES. Article 43
AMERICA. Article 45
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR JANUARY. Article 49
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 51
OBITUARY. Article 52
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 52
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Scotland.

SCOTLAND .

BANFF . ST . JOHN ' LODGE . —At a meeting of the members of this Lodge on the ISta December , 1854 , the R . W . Br . Mason in the chair . Brs . Alexander , Watson , aud Forbes Watt , having been previously initiated into the mysteries of the Craft , were passed and raised to the Sublime Degree of M . M ., in the R . W . M . 's usual excellent style . And on the 5 th January inst ., at a full meeting , Brs . Charles Innes ancl Alexander Bairnsfathcr were passed as Fellow Crafts . The anniversary of this Lodge

was held on the Sth of January , Avhen a strong muster of brothers took place . After A'arious routine business , much of which A \* as of a cheering and gratifying kind , the meeting proceeded to the election of office bearers for the current year , and the following members were unanimously elected : —James Mason , R . W . M . ; James Simpson , P . M . ; Stenhouse Bairnsfather , D . M . ; James Murray , S . W . ; Alexander Watson , J . W . ; James W . McKenzie , Sec . ; William Hassath , Treas . ; John McEwen , Chap . ' . Alexander Forsyth , S . D . ; Charles limes , J . D . ; Alexander Mortimer , S . S . ; George

Watts , J . S . ; Adam Mason , Clerk ; Alexander Aikln , Tyler . After the election , about forty of the brethren sat down to an elegant ancl sumptuous entertainment , the K . W . M . occupied tho chair . After the usual loyal and patriotic toasts , the R . W . M ,, in a neat and appropriate speech , proposed the health of the II . G . M . of St . Andrew ' s Lodge , Banff , the Right Hon . the Earl of Fife , stating how kind his Lordship invariably was to the Craft , and particularly to this Lodge . He begged to inform the brethren that on the present occasion his Lordship had exceeded his usual liberality

in presenting to the Lodge , through the Treasurer , the handsome donation of £ 5 towards the funds . The toast was most warmly and enthusiastically received , and the thanks of tho office bearers ordered to be tendered to his Lordship for the same . A very pleasant and agreeable evening was spent in true Masonic style .

GLASGOW . PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE . —A meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge was held in the Masonic Hall , Union-street , Glasgow , on the 25 th of January , when there Avere present the Substitute Provincial Grand Master , the Provincial Grand Secretary , the R ,. W . M . of St . Mark's Lodge , the R . W . M . of No . 332 , ancl a large number of the members . The Provincial Grand Lodge having been opened , ancl the minutes

read and approved , the Prov . Grand Secretary intimated that he had a balance left iu his hands ftom the profits on the sale of the Calendar got up for this province , and . Avhich he AVOUM hand over to the Prov . Grand Treasurer . The Substitute Provincial G . M . then , in an able and clear manner , explained the 12 th Section of the 21 st Chapter of the Laws of the Grand Lodge of Scotland . After some routine business the Provincial Grand Lodge was duly closed . ST . MARK ' LODGE ( NO . 102 ) . —On the evening of Saint John ' s day , Wednesday ,

27 th December , the members of this Lodge assembled in their Hall , Buchanan-street , Glasgow , for the purpose of electing and installing office bearers for the ensuing year . Br . James Miller , P . M . in the chair , at the opening of the Lodge , the S . W . Br . C . J . Hughes , the J . W . Br . John McDonald , other office bearers , and a very large number of the members being present . Tho Secretary read last minute , which was approved of . Br . Miller gave fhe O . B . to Brs . W . B Huggins as R . W . M ., and Donald Campbell as D . M ., and invested them

with the insignia of their respective offices . Whereupon Br . Huggins having taken the chair , the other office bearers before nominated , were , together with Br . the Rev . T . P . Fenncr , who was now nominated to the office of Chaplain , elected , and invested AA'ith tho symbols of their several offices . The Auditors appointed to examine this year's accounts , were Br . Alexander McDonald , C . J . Hughes , and John Elder . The Lodge having been formally closed , the brethren who had been all kindl y invited to supper in the Queen ' s Hotel by R . W . M-. Br . Huggins , adjourned thereto , and , alonst

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