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LANCASHIRE ( TOST ) . AVAEEINGTON . — Lodge of Lights ( No . 148 ) . —The annual meeting of this flourishing lodge was held on Monday , December 28 tb , in the Masonic Rooms , Sankey-street , at two o'clock in the afternoon , for the purpose of installing tho AV . M . elect , and -celebrating the Festival of St . John the Evangelist . The AV . M ., Bro . James Hepherdwas supportod bBros . D . AV . Fiuney

, y , S . AV ., AV . M . elect ; AA'illiam Mossop , J . AV . ; H . B . AVhite , P . M ., P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; John Bowes , P . Prov . G . Reg ., C . & AV . ; Rev . H . P . Stedman , Chap . ; AV . S . Hawkins , P . M . ; Pattison , Org . ; Dr . Cooper AA . AA oods , A . Huttmann , Thomas Domville , Horatio Syred , Joseph Maxflcld , P . M ., Ralph Johnson , James Johnson , James Hannah . Visitors : Bros . James Parr , jun ., AV . M . 1 . 213 ; E , C . Cooper , AA . M . 4 S 4 ; Capt . Mott , P . M . Prov . G . S . Deacon ; and P . J . Edlestein 1131 . The

, , , lodge was opened in due form , when the minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed . The lodge was opened in the second degree , when Bro . Bowes , P . M ., & c , took the chair of K . S ., and Bro . D . AA . Finney , S . AV . and W . M . elect , was presented by Bros . James Hepherd , AV . M ., and Capt . Mott , P . M ., & . c . The Presiding Master then addressed the candidate as to the nature of the qualifications of a Master of a lod after

ge , which Capt . Mott , as Sec , read the summary of the " Antient Charges and Regulations , " to which Bro . Finney gave his assent . The AAOI . elect then took the O . B . as regarded the government of the lodge . The lodge was then opened in tho 3 rd degree , when all brethren below the tank of P . M . retired , and Capt . Mott took the chair and opened a Board of Installed Musters , and the AV . M . elect was duly and solemnly installed in

the chair of K . S . for the ensuing year , and Bro . Hepherd was invested as I . P . M . The M . M . 's , F . C . ' s , and E . A . ' s were then regularly admitted according to ancient custom and with tbe usual honours . The AV . M . then appointed and invested the following brethren as officers for the ensuing year , viz . : —Bros . William Mossop , S . AV . ; AViUium Richardson , J . AV . ; Rev . H . P . ¦ Stedman , Chaplain ; H . B . AVhite , P . M ., & -., Treas . ; John Bowes , P . M ., & c , Sec ; AV . S . Hawkins , S . D . ; Dr . Cooper , J . D . ; Thomas M . Patlison , Org .: Thomas Domville , I . G . ; AV . AA oods and Thomas Jones , Stewards ; Jame 3 Johnson , Tylor . Capt . Mott delivered all the charges in his usual accurate and

impressive manner . As a small acknowledgement of the obligations of the lodge to Capt . Mott , he was elected an lion , member on the motion of Bro . Bowes , seconded by Bro . Hepherd . The auditors reported that the accounts were well and accurately kept . Bro . Sec . read a petition signed by certain brethren who wished to form a new lodge in AA arrington , to be called tho "Gilbert Greenall Lodge" and now asked the sanction and reommendation of the lod to the petition . On the motion of Bvo . Bowes it was

ge unanimously resolved— "that the petition just reid is approved , ¦ sanctioned , and recommended by this lodge , and that Bro . Sec . do forward the same to H . S . Alpass , Prov . G . Sec , in order that he may submit the same to the Prov . G . M . for approval . " 'The petition was then duly signed by the W . M . and officers . Tiro gentlemen were then proposed as candidates for initiation , and hearty good having been expressed for Nos . 211 , 4 S 1 , and 1

, 213 , and no further business being brought before the lodge , it was closed , and the brethren adjourned to Bro . Thorpe ' s to ¦ celebrate the Festival of St . John the Evangelist . Tho chair was occupied by the W . M . , Bro . D . AA . Finney , who was supported by R-AA ^ . Bro . Gilbert Greenall , P . M . " l 43 and P . G . S . AVarden of England , aud other influential brethren , members of No . 118 . The following toasts wore severally proposed and

responded to , after which the brethren separated in harmony : — •" The Queen—the daughter and niece of Masons , " "The Prince and Princess of AA ales , and the rest of the Royal Family , " " Army , Navy , Militin , Volunteers , and Royal Naval Reserve , ' proposed by the AV . M . "The M . AA' . G . AL , the R . W . D . G . M . and the Grand Lodge of England , " proposed by II . B . AVhite and responded to by Bro . Greenall , P . G . Warden of England . ¦" The Lieut

R . W . Prov . G . M . .-Col . Sir Thomas G . Fermor-Heskcth , Bart ., M . P . ; the R . W . D . Prov . G . M ., the Rt . Hon . Lord Skelmersdale ; and the Prov . G . L . of AVest Lancashire , " proposed by Bro . Bowes and seconded by Bro . II . B . White . "The Prov . Gt . M . 's of East Lancashire , Cheshire , and the neighbouring Provinces , " proposed by Bro . Hepherd and seconded by Bro . Bowes . " Bro . D . AV . FinneyAVM 148 "

, .. , proposed by Bro . Greenall and seeondod by the W . AI . "The P . M . ' s , Wardens , mid Officers of No . 148 , " proposed b y Bro . Stedman and seconded by Bro . Hepherd . "The Visiting-Brethren , " proposed by Bro . Hepherd and se onded by Bro . Purr , W . M , 1213 ., and Bro . E . C . Cooper , AV . M . IS 4 . "The

Masonic Charities , " proposed by the AV . M . "The Ladies , " proposed by Bro . Pearse . "To all poor and distressed Freemasons throughout the Globe , and speedy relief to them , " proposed by the Tyler . LANCASTER . —Zowleg Lodge , ( No . 1 , 051 ) . —The regular meeting of this lodge was held at the Masonic Rooms , Athenteun ) , Lancasteron Monday evening the 4 th inst . The chair of K . S .

, was occupied by Bro , T . Mason , AV . M . who was supported by the following officers and brethren , AV . Bro . Dr . Moore , Prov . G . Supt , of AVorks , I . P . M . ; Bros . John Hatch , S . AV . 2 S 1 as S , AV . ; Mercer , J . AV . ; W . Barker , Treas . and S . D . ; Irvine , J . D . ; Rossal , Steward ; Taylor , I . G . ; AA ' atson , Tyler . AV . J . A . Baldwin , E . Baldwin and Armistead . The lodge was opened in due form , the minutes confirmed , and usual business transacted , Bro .

Armistead , E . A . having given proof of his proficiency in the first degree , was passed to the degree of F . C . by the I . P . M . The labour of tha lodge being ended , the lodge was closed according to ancient form .

MONMOUTHSHIRE . PROVINCIAL GRAND LOD & E . A Provincial Grand Lodge meeting was bold on AVednesday , the 30 th ult ., the D . Prov . G . M ., Bro , Colonel Charles Lyne , presiding , the following P . G . officers being also present : —Bros . Pickford , P . G . S . AY . ; Middleton , P . G . J . AV . ; Rev . S . Fox , P . G . ChaplainRev . G . RobertsP . Prov . G . Chap . ; AV . Williams

-; , , P . G . Sec ; R , B . Evans , P . G . S . D . ; S . G . Homfray , P . G . J . D . ; B . Thomas , P . G . D . C ; H . J . Groves , P . G . Org . ; R , Bond , P . G . D . C ; J . Maddoeks , P . G . Sd . Br . ; J . Griffiths , P . G . Supt . of AVorks ; tho AV . M . and P . M . 471 ; Roper , Huxtable , AVatkins , P . G . Stewards ; L . T . Preeee , Tyler . The lodge having been opened in the usual form , the minutes of the last Provincial Grand Lodge , held at Monmouth , in

November , 1867 , were read and confirmed . The P . G . Treasurer ' s accounts wore produced , aud tho balance in hand iu favour of the Provincial Grand Lodge was found to be £ 130 15 s . 2 d . These accounts were then unanimously approved of , and Bro . Pickford was heartily complimented for taking care of the £ s . d . Bro . Pickford was unanimously re-elected Prov . G . Treas ., and Bro . Preeeeof Monmouththe Prov . G . Tyler for the

en-, , suing year . The Prov . G . Officers appointed in November , 1867 , were then all re-appointed , it being the wish of the Prov . G . M . that they should remain in office twelve months longer . The P . G . Secretary thou brought up the report of the P . G . L . Committee which caused an animated discussion , and the following sums were granted out of the P . G . L . funds , viz ., £ 5 5 s . Bro . Robert's testimonial ; £ ' 2 2 s . Newport Infirmary ; £ 2 2 s . Newport Ragged School ; £ 1 Is . Home for Female Penitents

£ 2 2 s . Boys' School , London ; £ 2 2 s . Girls' School , London ; £ 2 2 s . Aged and Decayed Freemasons' Fund ; £ 2 2 s . to a Mrs . AV . — ., of Commercial-road , Viewport , wife of a brother who died the other day at Abergavenny ; aud £ 5 towards the Masonic Lifeboat Fund . No money was voted to the charities at Monmouth , because £ 6 7 s . were given there exclusively in November , 1867 , and as no AY . M . from oifcber Tredegar or Abergavenny attended the meeting of the P . G . L . Committee , tho

brethren so assembled could not recommend any grants to charities in those towns , or they would have done so with very great pleasure . The P . G . Secretary for tho P . G . Registrar ( Bro . John Allan Rolls ) then handed in the list of members of each lodge in the province , duly enrolled in the register pursuant to the 11 th byla , w and the same having been examined was proclaimed highly satisfactory .

After some other ordinary unimportant business had been conducted , the Pruv . G . Lodge was duly closed , and the brethren proceeded to the banquet , which was held at tbe AVestgate Hotel , where Rro . Hallen catered in excellent style . About sixty of the Craft sat down , under the presidency of Bro . Col . Charles Lyne , D . Prov . G . M . Amongst those present we noticed Bros , the Rev . George Roberts , P . Prov . G . Chap . ; II . JParnallAVM 471 RevSFoxProvGChapand S . AV .

. , .., ; . . , . . , , 471 ; George Homfray , A \ . M ., 1 , 098 ; C . II . Oliver , P . M ., 471 ; AA . AVilliams , Prov . G . Sec ; S . Coombs , P . Prov . S . G . AA . ; B . Thomas , Prov . G . D . C . ; J . Maddoeks , Pvov . G . S . B . ; R . S . Roper , Prov- G . Steward ; J . Plullpotts , 457 ; C . Homfray , S . AV ., 1 , 09 S ; II . J . Gratte . J . W ., 471 ; Thomas AVilliams , AV . AI ., 6 S 3 ; J . Middleton , Prov . G . J . AA . ; AA . Pickford , Prov . G . Treus . ; Jacob James , 471 ; G . Fotherill , 471 ; J . S . Stone , 471 ; B . Powell ,

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CHIPS OF FOREIGN ASHLAR. Article 5
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SCOTLAND. Article 16
IRELAND. Article 18
ISLE OF MAN. Article 19
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MARK MASONRY. Article 19
REVIEWS. Article 19
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 20
MASONIC LIFEBOAT FUND. Article 20
MEETINGS OF THE LEARNED SOCIETIES. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS, ETC., FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 23RD, 1869. Article 20
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Provincial.

LANCASHIRE ( TOST ) . AVAEEINGTON . — Lodge of Lights ( No . 148 ) . —The annual meeting of this flourishing lodge was held on Monday , December 28 tb , in the Masonic Rooms , Sankey-street , at two o'clock in the afternoon , for the purpose of installing tho AV . M . elect , and -celebrating the Festival of St . John the Evangelist . The AV . M ., Bro . James Hepherdwas supportod bBros . D . AV . Fiuney

, y , S . AV ., AV . M . elect ; AA'illiam Mossop , J . AV . ; H . B . AVhite , P . M ., P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; John Bowes , P . Prov . G . Reg ., C . & AV . ; Rev . H . P . Stedman , Chap . ; AV . S . Hawkins , P . M . ; Pattison , Org . ; Dr . Cooper AA . AA oods , A . Huttmann , Thomas Domville , Horatio Syred , Joseph Maxflcld , P . M ., Ralph Johnson , James Johnson , James Hannah . Visitors : Bros . James Parr , jun ., AV . M . 1 . 213 ; E , C . Cooper , AA . M . 4 S 4 ; Capt . Mott , P . M . Prov . G . S . Deacon ; and P . J . Edlestein 1131 . The

, , , lodge was opened in due form , when the minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed . The lodge was opened in the second degree , when Bro . Bowes , P . M ., & c , took the chair of K . S ., and Bro . D . AA . Finney , S . AV . and W . M . elect , was presented by Bros . James Hepherd , AV . M ., and Capt . Mott , P . M ., & . c . The Presiding Master then addressed the candidate as to the nature of the qualifications of a Master of a lod after

ge , which Capt . Mott , as Sec , read the summary of the " Antient Charges and Regulations , " to which Bro . Finney gave his assent . The AAOI . elect then took the O . B . as regarded the government of the lodge . The lodge was then opened in tho 3 rd degree , when all brethren below the tank of P . M . retired , and Capt . Mott took the chair and opened a Board of Installed Musters , and the AV . M . elect was duly and solemnly installed in

the chair of K . S . for the ensuing year , and Bro . Hepherd was invested as I . P . M . The M . M . 's , F . C . ' s , and E . A . ' s were then regularly admitted according to ancient custom and with tbe usual honours . The AV . M . then appointed and invested the following brethren as officers for the ensuing year , viz . : —Bros . William Mossop , S . AV . ; AViUium Richardson , J . AV . ; Rev . H . P . ¦ Stedman , Chaplain ; H . B . AVhite , P . M ., & -., Treas . ; John Bowes , P . M ., & c , Sec ; AV . S . Hawkins , S . D . ; Dr . Cooper , J . D . ; Thomas M . Patlison , Org .: Thomas Domville , I . G . ; AV . AA oods and Thomas Jones , Stewards ; Jame 3 Johnson , Tylor . Capt . Mott delivered all the charges in his usual accurate and

impressive manner . As a small acknowledgement of the obligations of the lodge to Capt . Mott , he was elected an lion , member on the motion of Bro . Bowes , seconded by Bro . Hepherd . The auditors reported that the accounts were well and accurately kept . Bro . Sec . read a petition signed by certain brethren who wished to form a new lodge in AA arrington , to be called tho "Gilbert Greenall Lodge" and now asked the sanction and reommendation of the lod to the petition . On the motion of Bvo . Bowes it was

ge unanimously resolved— "that the petition just reid is approved , ¦ sanctioned , and recommended by this lodge , and that Bro . Sec . do forward the same to H . S . Alpass , Prov . G . Sec , in order that he may submit the same to the Prov . G . M . for approval . " 'The petition was then duly signed by the W . M . and officers . Tiro gentlemen were then proposed as candidates for initiation , and hearty good having been expressed for Nos . 211 , 4 S 1 , and 1

, 213 , and no further business being brought before the lodge , it was closed , and the brethren adjourned to Bro . Thorpe ' s to ¦ celebrate the Festival of St . John the Evangelist . Tho chair was occupied by the W . M . , Bro . D . AA . Finney , who was supported by R-AA ^ . Bro . Gilbert Greenall , P . M . " l 43 and P . G . S . AVarden of England , aud other influential brethren , members of No . 118 . The following toasts wore severally proposed and

responded to , after which the brethren separated in harmony : — •" The Queen—the daughter and niece of Masons , " "The Prince and Princess of AA ales , and the rest of the Royal Family , " " Army , Navy , Militin , Volunteers , and Royal Naval Reserve , ' proposed by the AV . M . "The M . AA' . G . AL , the R . W . D . G . M . and the Grand Lodge of England , " proposed by II . B . AVhite and responded to by Bro . Greenall , P . G . Warden of England . ¦" The Lieut

R . W . Prov . G . M . .-Col . Sir Thomas G . Fermor-Heskcth , Bart ., M . P . ; the R . W . D . Prov . G . M ., the Rt . Hon . Lord Skelmersdale ; and the Prov . G . L . of AVest Lancashire , " proposed by Bro . Bowes and seconded by Bro . II . B . White . "The Prov . Gt . M . 's of East Lancashire , Cheshire , and the neighbouring Provinces , " proposed by Bro . Hepherd and seconded by Bro . Bowes . " Bro . D . AV . FinneyAVM 148 "

, .. , proposed by Bro . Greenall and seeondod by the W . AI . "The P . M . ' s , Wardens , mid Officers of No . 148 , " proposed b y Bro . Stedman and seconded by Bro . Hepherd . "The Visiting-Brethren , " proposed by Bro . Hepherd and se onded by Bro . Purr , W . M , 1213 ., and Bro . E . C . Cooper , AV . M . IS 4 . "The

Masonic Charities , " proposed by the AV . M . "The Ladies , " proposed by Bro . Pearse . "To all poor and distressed Freemasons throughout the Globe , and speedy relief to them , " proposed by the Tyler . LANCASTER . —Zowleg Lodge , ( No . 1 , 051 ) . —The regular meeting of this lodge was held at the Masonic Rooms , Athenteun ) , Lancasteron Monday evening the 4 th inst . The chair of K . S .

, was occupied by Bro , T . Mason , AV . M . who was supported by the following officers and brethren , AV . Bro . Dr . Moore , Prov . G . Supt , of AVorks , I . P . M . ; Bros . John Hatch , S . AV . 2 S 1 as S , AV . ; Mercer , J . AV . ; W . Barker , Treas . and S . D . ; Irvine , J . D . ; Rossal , Steward ; Taylor , I . G . ; AA ' atson , Tyler . AV . J . A . Baldwin , E . Baldwin and Armistead . The lodge was opened in due form , the minutes confirmed , and usual business transacted , Bro .

Armistead , E . A . having given proof of his proficiency in the first degree , was passed to the degree of F . C . by the I . P . M . The labour of tha lodge being ended , the lodge was closed according to ancient form .

MONMOUTHSHIRE . PROVINCIAL GRAND LOD & E . A Provincial Grand Lodge meeting was bold on AVednesday , the 30 th ult ., the D . Prov . G . M ., Bro , Colonel Charles Lyne , presiding , the following P . G . officers being also present : —Bros . Pickford , P . G . S . AY . ; Middleton , P . G . J . AV . ; Rev . S . Fox , P . G . ChaplainRev . G . RobertsP . Prov . G . Chap . ; AV . Williams

-; , , P . G . Sec ; R , B . Evans , P . G . S . D . ; S . G . Homfray , P . G . J . D . ; B . Thomas , P . G . D . C ; H . J . Groves , P . G . Org . ; R , Bond , P . G . D . C ; J . Maddoeks , P . G . Sd . Br . ; J . Griffiths , P . G . Supt . of AVorks ; tho AV . M . and P . M . 471 ; Roper , Huxtable , AVatkins , P . G . Stewards ; L . T . Preeee , Tyler . The lodge having been opened in the usual form , the minutes of the last Provincial Grand Lodge , held at Monmouth , in

November , 1867 , were read and confirmed . The P . G . Treasurer ' s accounts wore produced , aud tho balance in hand iu favour of the Provincial Grand Lodge was found to be £ 130 15 s . 2 d . These accounts were then unanimously approved of , and Bro . Pickford was heartily complimented for taking care of the £ s . d . Bro . Pickford was unanimously re-elected Prov . G . Treas ., and Bro . Preeeeof Monmouththe Prov . G . Tyler for the

en-, , suing year . The Prov . G . Officers appointed in November , 1867 , were then all re-appointed , it being the wish of the Prov . G . M . that they should remain in office twelve months longer . The P . G . Secretary thou brought up the report of the P . G . L . Committee which caused an animated discussion , and the following sums were granted out of the P . G . L . funds , viz ., £ 5 5 s . Bro . Robert's testimonial ; £ ' 2 2 s . Newport Infirmary ; £ 2 2 s . Newport Ragged School ; £ 1 Is . Home for Female Penitents

£ 2 2 s . Boys' School , London ; £ 2 2 s . Girls' School , London ; £ 2 2 s . Aged and Decayed Freemasons' Fund ; £ 2 2 s . to a Mrs . AV . — ., of Commercial-road , Viewport , wife of a brother who died the other day at Abergavenny ; aud £ 5 towards the Masonic Lifeboat Fund . No money was voted to the charities at Monmouth , because £ 6 7 s . were given there exclusively in November , 1867 , and as no AY . M . from oifcber Tredegar or Abergavenny attended the meeting of the P . G . L . Committee , tho

brethren so assembled could not recommend any grants to charities in those towns , or they would have done so with very great pleasure . The P . G . Secretary for tho P . G . Registrar ( Bro . John Allan Rolls ) then handed in the list of members of each lodge in the province , duly enrolled in the register pursuant to the 11 th byla , w and the same having been examined was proclaimed highly satisfactory .

After some other ordinary unimportant business had been conducted , the Pruv . G . Lodge was duly closed , and the brethren proceeded to the banquet , which was held at tbe AVestgate Hotel , where Rro . Hallen catered in excellent style . About sixty of the Craft sat down , under the presidency of Bro . Col . Charles Lyne , D . Prov . G . M . Amongst those present we noticed Bros , the Rev . George Roberts , P . Prov . G . Chap . ; II . JParnallAVM 471 RevSFoxProvGChapand S . AV .

. , .., ; . . , . . , , 471 ; George Homfray , A \ . M ., 1 , 098 ; C . II . Oliver , P . M ., 471 ; AA . AVilliams , Prov . G . Sec ; S . Coombs , P . Prov . S . G . AA . ; B . Thomas , Prov . G . D . C . ; J . Maddoeks , Pvov . G . S . B . ; R . S . Roper , Prov- G . Steward ; J . Plullpotts , 457 ; C . Homfray , S . AV ., 1 , 09 S ; II . J . Gratte . J . W ., 471 ; Thomas AVilliams , AV . AI ., 6 S 3 ; J . Middleton , Prov . G . J . AA . ; AA . Pickford , Prov . G . Treus . ; Jacob James , 471 ; G . Fotherill , 471 ; J . S . Stone , 471 ; B . Powell ,

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