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mitteo should make its report to the next Loelge meeting , instead ot the Board oi General Purposes , so that the reply to the propositions before them might be forwarded to their Secretary in the usual manner . Upon these conditions he ivould second the amendment . The amendment haA-ing been altered as suggested , Avas put to the Lodge , and also the resolution . " The AV . AL declared the resolution carried . Two candidates for initiation AA'ere then proposed ; after ivhich Bro . Passenger moved , " That this Lodge expresses its pleasure at seeing the R . AA . Prov .

Grand Master present this evening , and desires to congratulate him upon this energies , both mental ancl physical , as made evident by his exertions displayed his evening ; " ivhich motion AA'as agreed to most cordially , and conveyed to the R ' AV brother in a most unique manner by the AA . M . The Lodge Avas then closed in harmony , and the brethren afterwards sat doAA'ii to their usual banquet , the AV . M ., Bro . F . Perkins , in the chair , supported by the R . A \ . Prov . Grand Master . In the course of tho Masonic toasts , tho memory of the late Bro . Fii-min Avas drunk in deep silence ; and the proceedings of the evening ivere conducted Avithout the usual vocal ancl instrumental entertainment , as a mark of respect to the memory of the deceased brother .

HERTFORDSHIRE . Awonromjii . — £ o < fy " . —Tuesday , March 22 nd , Hertford ( 57 S ) , Shirs Hall , Hertford , at 4 . KENT . AI'POINTJIEKTS . —Xorfjcs . —Monday , March 21 st , Freedom ( 01 ) , Town Hall , Gmivcsend , at 7 ; Tuesday , 22 nd , Emulation ( 376 ) , Bull Inn , Darti ' oi-d , at 7 . RAMSGATE . —ltoyal Navy Lodge ( Xo . C 21 ) . —A Lodge of Instruction has lately

been formed in Ramsgate , and is held every Alonday evening , at the Shipwrights ' Arms Tavern , during the months of the mother Lodge meetings . On Monday evening , the 28 th ultimo , the Lodge AA-as opened in the first degree , and the ceremony of initiation Avas ably gone through by Bro . Feakins , AVM . of the Union Lodge Xo . 149 , Margate , after Avhich the 1 st , the 2 nd , and the 3 rd sections of the 1 st lecture , were very ably given by Bro . Finch , . LAV . The Lodge AA'as then opened in the 2 nd and 3 rd degrees , for the instruction of the brethren present , and closed in peace , harmony , and brotherly love .

LANCASHIRE ( EAST ) . ' ATPPOiifsiKKTS . —Lodges . —Honda } -, March 21 st , Tudor ( 688 ) , Tt ; d lion , Oldham , at flj Wednesday , 23 rd , St . John ' s ( 431 ) , Three Tuns , Bolton , at 6 ' . LANCASHIRE ( AVEST ) . ArroumtEXTS . —Lodges . —Wednesday , March 2 : ) vd , Derby ( 10211 ) , Derby Arms , Bootle , at 5 ; fit . George ' s ( 35 ) , Adelphi Hotel , Liverpool , at 4 ; Thursday , 24 th , Doivnshire ( Mil ) , Freemasons ' ArmsLiverpoolat Chapter ) 15 WhcatsheafOrmslcirlat 4 Kiimmiiment

, , C . . —Unity ( S- ) , , :, . . . — Tuesday , 22 nd , Faith , Bose and Crown , Pendleton . OARSTOK . —Lodge of Harmony ( No . 267 . )—The regular monthly meeting ot this Lodge Avas held at the AVellington Hotel , Clarston / on Alonday , March 7 th . In the absence of the AV . AL , Bro . C . J . Banister , P . AL , took the chair , Bro . Marshall , P . AI .,. acting as S . AV ; Pro . Phillips , P . AL , as . LAV . ; Bro . Moreton , as S . I ) . ; Iiro . Pierpoint , the J . D ., and Bro . Holme as I . G . Bro . AVm . AVood , being in attendance , ivas examined and passed to the second degree , and Bro . Heivit AA'as raised to the sublime degree of M . AI . by the acting AV . AL AA'ith his usual earnestness . The business of the Lodge being over , it was closed in form , and with solemn prayer .

LINCOLNSHIRE . ArroiimrcxT . —Lodge . —Wednesday , March 2 : li-d , Lindsey ( 101-1 ) , Public Buildings , Louth , at 8 . NORTHUMBERLAND . AnpoiSTaEST . —i . ocijt ' . —Tuesday , MRVOIA SSrd , / iisfi-ncfion , —Freemasons' Hall , NeivcjfnUe , at-7 . 2 l

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THE CANADAS. Article 1
THE GRAND LODGE PROPERTY. Article 3
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 6
MILTON'S GENEALOGY. Article 10
ANCIENT RECORDS. Article 11
THE INDIAN RELIEF FUND. Article 12
SOLEMN ADOPTION OF A MASON'S CHILDREN. Article 13
EASTER DAY. Article 14
TIME'S BOOK. Article 14
SONNET. Article 15
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 16
MASONRY IN INDIA. Article 19
COUNTRY LODGE ROOMS. Article 20
THE MASONIC SCHOOLS. Article 21
MASONIC COSTUME. Article 22
THE MAIDA HILL COLLEGE. Article 22
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 24
METROPOLITAN. Article 25
INSTRUCTION. Article 30
PROVINCIAL. Article 30
Untitled Article 35
MARK MASONRY. Article 35
ROYAL ARCH. Article 36
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 38
SCOTLAND. Article 38
AMERICA. Article 40
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 44
THE WEEK. Article 45
Untitled Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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mitteo should make its report to the next Loelge meeting , instead ot the Board oi General Purposes , so that the reply to the propositions before them might be forwarded to their Secretary in the usual manner . Upon these conditions he ivould second the amendment . The amendment haA-ing been altered as suggested , Avas put to the Lodge , and also the resolution . " The AV . AL declared the resolution carried . Two candidates for initiation AA'ere then proposed ; after ivhich Bro . Passenger moved , " That this Lodge expresses its pleasure at seeing the R . AA . Prov .

Grand Master present this evening , and desires to congratulate him upon this energies , both mental ancl physical , as made evident by his exertions displayed his evening ; " ivhich motion AA'as agreed to most cordially , and conveyed to the R ' AV brother in a most unique manner by the AA . M . The Lodge Avas then closed in harmony , and the brethren afterwards sat doAA'ii to their usual banquet , the AV . M ., Bro . F . Perkins , in the chair , supported by the R . A \ . Prov . Grand Master . In the course of tho Masonic toasts , tho memory of the late Bro . Fii-min Avas drunk in deep silence ; and the proceedings of the evening ivere conducted Avithout the usual vocal ancl instrumental entertainment , as a mark of respect to the memory of the deceased brother .

HERTFORDSHIRE . Awonromjii . — £ o < fy " . —Tuesday , March 22 nd , Hertford ( 57 S ) , Shirs Hall , Hertford , at 4 . KENT . AI'POINTJIEKTS . —Xorfjcs . —Monday , March 21 st , Freedom ( 01 ) , Town Hall , Gmivcsend , at 7 ; Tuesday , 22 nd , Emulation ( 376 ) , Bull Inn , Darti ' oi-d , at 7 . RAMSGATE . —ltoyal Navy Lodge ( Xo . C 21 ) . —A Lodge of Instruction has lately

been formed in Ramsgate , and is held every Alonday evening , at the Shipwrights ' Arms Tavern , during the months of the mother Lodge meetings . On Monday evening , the 28 th ultimo , the Lodge AA-as opened in the first degree , and the ceremony of initiation Avas ably gone through by Bro . Feakins , AVM . of the Union Lodge Xo . 149 , Margate , after Avhich the 1 st , the 2 nd , and the 3 rd sections of the 1 st lecture , were very ably given by Bro . Finch , . LAV . The Lodge AA'as then opened in the 2 nd and 3 rd degrees , for the instruction of the brethren present , and closed in peace , harmony , and brotherly love .

LANCASHIRE ( EAST ) . ' ATPPOiifsiKKTS . —Lodges . —Honda } -, March 21 st , Tudor ( 688 ) , Tt ; d lion , Oldham , at flj Wednesday , 23 rd , St . John ' s ( 431 ) , Three Tuns , Bolton , at 6 ' . LANCASHIRE ( AVEST ) . ArroumtEXTS . —Lodges . —Wednesday , March 2 : ) vd , Derby ( 10211 ) , Derby Arms , Bootle , at 5 ; fit . George ' s ( 35 ) , Adelphi Hotel , Liverpool , at 4 ; Thursday , 24 th , Doivnshire ( Mil ) , Freemasons ' ArmsLiverpoolat Chapter ) 15 WhcatsheafOrmslcirlat 4 Kiimmiiment

, , C . . —Unity ( S- ) , , :, . . . — Tuesday , 22 nd , Faith , Bose and Crown , Pendleton . OARSTOK . —Lodge of Harmony ( No . 267 . )—The regular monthly meeting ot this Lodge Avas held at the AVellington Hotel , Clarston / on Alonday , March 7 th . In the absence of the AV . AL , Bro . C . J . Banister , P . AL , took the chair , Bro . Marshall , P . AI .,. acting as S . AV ; Pro . Phillips , P . AL , as . LAV . ; Bro . Moreton , as S . I ) . ; Iiro . Pierpoint , the J . D ., and Bro . Holme as I . G . Bro . AVm . AVood , being in attendance , ivas examined and passed to the second degree , and Bro . Heivit AA'as raised to the sublime degree of M . AI . by the acting AV . AL AA'ith his usual earnestness . The business of the Lodge being over , it was closed in form , and with solemn prayer .

LINCOLNSHIRE . ArroiimrcxT . —Lodge . —Wednesday , March 2 : li-d , Lindsey ( 101-1 ) , Public Buildings , Louth , at 8 . NORTHUMBERLAND . AnpoiSTaEST . —i . ocijt ' . —Tuesday , MRVOIA SSrd , / iisfi-ncfion , —Freemasons' Hall , NeivcjfnUe , at-7 . 2 l

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