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scene it would be difficult to conceive . The entertainment was elegant and profuse in its character , and reflected the highest credit on the stewards and all connected with it . On the conclusion of the dejeilner , the chirman proposed The Queen , ' after which "The health of the guest of the day , Bro . Beech , " and in the name of the Brethren of the Apollo Lodge presented him with the costly piece of plate , and an elegant group of figures , which they had subscribed to . Bro . Beech responded in a long and eloquent address . The Earl of Carnarvon

proposed the healths of the Provost and Fellows of Worcester College , and thanks to them for granting the use of their gardens for this demonstration . The Vice-Chancellor replied at some length , but was inaudible except to those immediately around him . The Prov . G . M . gave , as the parting toast , "The Ladies / ' which was responded to by Bro . Beech . Shortly after , the company separated , highly delighted with this interesting gathering , the effect of which was greatly enhanced by the Brethren of the Masonic Order appearing in full costume . On the 2 nd and 3 rd the Apollo and Alfred Lodges gave grand balls in the evening , which were very numerously attended .

SOMERSETSHIRE . Bath . — Royal Sussex Lodge ( No . 61 ) . —A numerously attended Lodge was held at Bro . Amery ' s , on Monday , June 9 th , wdien three gentleman were initiated into the mysteries of the Order . The ceremonies were most admirably performed by Bro . Biggs , P . M ., No . 247 ,.-who kindly officiated for Bro . Dr . Tunstall , the W . M .,

who was unable to attend in consequence of a severe domestic affliction . Great regret was expressed at the cause of the W . M . ' s absence , both by the members of the Lodge and also the visitors ; and it was unanimously resolved that a letter of condolence be addressed to him , expressive of their sympathy for the loss he had sustained in his family .

On Tuesday , the 17 th , another Lodge was held in the same place , when the ceremony of initiation was performed by Bro . Dr . Hodges , P . M ., in a manner which elicited the warmest thanks of the Brethren . The lecture on the Tracing Board was given by Bro . Milsoni , Sec , and it was most gratifying to the Lodge to witness the talent of this rising young Mason . A letter from the W . M ., in answer to the one of condolence which had been sent from the Lodge , was read , and was ordered to be entered on the minutes .

The P . W . Prov . G . M . for Somerset , has expressed his intention of visiting the Boyal Sussex Lodge , for the purpose of holding his Provincial Grand Lodge , on Friday , the 25 th instant , at the Guildhall , Bath . There will be a banquet at Bro . Amery ' s , Royal Sussex Hotel , in the evening .

STAFFORDSHIRE . Tipton . —Noah's Ark Lodge ( No . 43 / 5 ) . —This splendid working Lodge was again honoured with the presence of its Prov . G . M ., Col . George Vernon , on Friday evening , the 20 th June , when a large number of the Brethren and some distinguished visitors assembled to do him honour . The Lodge was opened by Bro . William Howells , the W . M . ( assisted by his officers ) , in due form . Mr . Samuel Bannister , of the Bloomfield Iron Works , Tipton , was brought forward ,

and initiated in the 1 st Degree of Freemasonry . Bro . George Patterson , of Great Bridge , was then passed to the 2 nd Degree , the charge ( together with the explanations of the Tracing-Board ) , was given by the W . M . The good and truly Masonic working of this Lodge has long been a proverb in the district , and it has increased rather than diminished the eclat conferred in consequence . The Prov . G . M ., during the evening , expressed his pleasure at the satisfactory manner in

winch the Lodge was working , and announced his intention of holding the Prov . Grand Lodge at Tipton in the autumn , a compliment which ho considered the Lodge deserved . This announcement has given great satisfaction , and will impart such a stimulus , as to cause a still further endeavour to render the Lodge worthy of the noble G . M . in whose province it ranks . The most interesting ceremony of the evening was that of the presentation to their highly and deservedly esteemed immediate P . M ., the B , cv . Bro . E . A . Gwynno , Prov . G . Chap ., of a Past Master ' s Jewel . The jewel was exceedingly handsome ,

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ON THE MYSTERIES OF THE EARLY AGES AS CONNECTED WITH RELIGION. Article 1
PRINTERS' ASYLUM. Article 5
AN INCIDENT OF THE ST. LEGER FAMILY. Article 6
THE SIGNS OF ENGLAND; Article 8
MASONRY: Article 12
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 13
ST. ANN'S SCHOOLS, FLORAL FETE, CREMORNE. Article 14
« PASSE." Article 15
MUSIC. Article 16
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 18
THE " MARK " DEGREE. Article 28
THE CHRISTIANITY OF MASONRY. Article 28
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 29
GRAND LODGE. Article 32
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'SINN ROAD. Article 36
METROPOLITAN. Article 39
INSTRUCTION. Article 41
PROVINCIAL. Article 43
ROYAL ARCH. Article 58
KNIGHTS TEMPI AE. Article 60
SCOTLAND. Article 61
IRELAND. Article 62
INDIA. Article 63
AMERICA. Article 64
HOLLAND. Article 65
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR JUNE. Article 65
Obituary. Article 70
NOTICE. Article 72
TO COEEESPONDENTS. Article 72
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Provincial.

scene it would be difficult to conceive . The entertainment was elegant and profuse in its character , and reflected the highest credit on the stewards and all connected with it . On the conclusion of the dejeilner , the chirman proposed The Queen , ' after which "The health of the guest of the day , Bro . Beech , " and in the name of the Brethren of the Apollo Lodge presented him with the costly piece of plate , and an elegant group of figures , which they had subscribed to . Bro . Beech responded in a long and eloquent address . The Earl of Carnarvon

proposed the healths of the Provost and Fellows of Worcester College , and thanks to them for granting the use of their gardens for this demonstration . The Vice-Chancellor replied at some length , but was inaudible except to those immediately around him . The Prov . G . M . gave , as the parting toast , "The Ladies / ' which was responded to by Bro . Beech . Shortly after , the company separated , highly delighted with this interesting gathering , the effect of which was greatly enhanced by the Brethren of the Masonic Order appearing in full costume . On the 2 nd and 3 rd the Apollo and Alfred Lodges gave grand balls in the evening , which were very numerously attended .

SOMERSETSHIRE . Bath . — Royal Sussex Lodge ( No . 61 ) . —A numerously attended Lodge was held at Bro . Amery ' s , on Monday , June 9 th , wdien three gentleman were initiated into the mysteries of the Order . The ceremonies were most admirably performed by Bro . Biggs , P . M ., No . 247 ,.-who kindly officiated for Bro . Dr . Tunstall , the W . M .,

who was unable to attend in consequence of a severe domestic affliction . Great regret was expressed at the cause of the W . M . ' s absence , both by the members of the Lodge and also the visitors ; and it was unanimously resolved that a letter of condolence be addressed to him , expressive of their sympathy for the loss he had sustained in his family .

On Tuesday , the 17 th , another Lodge was held in the same place , when the ceremony of initiation was performed by Bro . Dr . Hodges , P . M ., in a manner which elicited the warmest thanks of the Brethren . The lecture on the Tracing Board was given by Bro . Milsoni , Sec , and it was most gratifying to the Lodge to witness the talent of this rising young Mason . A letter from the W . M ., in answer to the one of condolence which had been sent from the Lodge , was read , and was ordered to be entered on the minutes .

The P . W . Prov . G . M . for Somerset , has expressed his intention of visiting the Boyal Sussex Lodge , for the purpose of holding his Provincial Grand Lodge , on Friday , the 25 th instant , at the Guildhall , Bath . There will be a banquet at Bro . Amery ' s , Royal Sussex Hotel , in the evening .

STAFFORDSHIRE . Tipton . —Noah's Ark Lodge ( No . 43 / 5 ) . —This splendid working Lodge was again honoured with the presence of its Prov . G . M ., Col . George Vernon , on Friday evening , the 20 th June , when a large number of the Brethren and some distinguished visitors assembled to do him honour . The Lodge was opened by Bro . William Howells , the W . M . ( assisted by his officers ) , in due form . Mr . Samuel Bannister , of the Bloomfield Iron Works , Tipton , was brought forward ,

and initiated in the 1 st Degree of Freemasonry . Bro . George Patterson , of Great Bridge , was then passed to the 2 nd Degree , the charge ( together with the explanations of the Tracing-Board ) , was given by the W . M . The good and truly Masonic working of this Lodge has long been a proverb in the district , and it has increased rather than diminished the eclat conferred in consequence . The Prov . G . M ., during the evening , expressed his pleasure at the satisfactory manner in

winch the Lodge was working , and announced his intention of holding the Prov . Grand Lodge at Tipton in the autumn , a compliment which ho considered the Lodge deserved . This announcement has given great satisfaction , and will impart such a stimulus , as to cause a still further endeavour to render the Lodge worthy of the noble G . M . in whose province it ranks . The most interesting ceremony of the evening was that of the presentation to their highly and deservedly esteemed immediate P . M ., the B , cv . Bro . E . A . Gwynno , Prov . G . Chap ., of a Past Master ' s Jewel . The jewel was exceedingly handsome ,

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