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Mark Masonry.

Huding many of the brethren of this Lodge impatient for action , I called on the ' - >' . Reg ., Bro . Ridgway , with a petition for a warrant from the English Grand Lodge . 'The Avarrant has been granted accordingly , and Pro . Ridgivay having had a copy of om- original charter engrossed , and its correctness certified in the margin thereof by a notary public , Avith the official seal attached thereto , has , by my authority derived from you , returned the said charter to the Supreme Grand Chapter of Scotland ; and this Lodge now meets for the first time under English

authority ; and may the G . O . of the universe bless and cement the union , and render it productive of mutual advantage . " The AV . AL then called on the Secretary to read a copy of the petition , as Avell as the Avarrant granted from the English Grand Mark-Lodge . The AALA 1 . then declared this to be a duly constituted Lodge of Alark Masters , holding under the authority of the Grand Lodge of England and AVales , anel the colonies anclpossessions of the British creiAv . i . The following resolution ivas proposed by Bro . Binckes , S . AV ., and seconded by Bro . Lippiiianu , J . AA " .,

and carried unanimously— " That the thanks of this Lodge be tendered to Bro . Cottevell , AV . AL , for the highly efficient manner in which he has conducted to a satisfactory termination the negotiations and arrangements for a union of the different constitutions of Mark Afasters in this country ; and that the same he recorded ou the minutes . " A ballot ivas then taken for the folloAving candidates , viz ., Bros . Luff , P . AL , Xo . 31 S , P . G . SteAvard ; Smith , Xo . 25 ; Radiue , Xo . So ; Lumion , Xo . 219 ; Hollyer , Xo . 2 IS ); ancl Curtis , Xo . 887 ; Avhich proving unanimous , they Avere introduced and advanced to the dignity of Alark Masters , the ceremony being performed by the AA' . Al . witli his accustomed cave and precision . Several brethren

were proposed for advancement , and the business being completed , the Lodge AA'as closed . The brethren then adjourned to an elegant banquet , and the same harmonious and fraternal spirit prevailed at the festive board , AA'hich had so eminently characterized the other proceedings of . tho evening . The usual loyal toasts being given , Bro . Ridgivay , G . Reg ., in feeling terms , replied to that of the . Dep . Grand Master and the Grand Oflicers , and took a brief but interesting review of the progress of tho Alark degree in this country , introducing many illustrative remarks thereonand concluding by expressing his hope that the union IIOAV

, happily formed would be productive of a beneficial influence . In proposing the health of the AV . AL , Bro Sheen , P . AL , took occasion to congratulate the Lodge on the auspicious CA'ent which had been referred to , and passed a Avell merited eulogium on the tact and ability evinced by the AV . AL in carrying out the necessary arrangements . The AV . AL in returning thanks , expressed in suitable terms the satisfaction he felt in having the . opportunity of contributing to so desirable an object . He , ivould briefly state that his efforts had ever been directed to promote the interests

of the Thistle Lodge , and if any incentive AA'ere Avanting to increased exertions , it Avould be in tho realization of that union so unanimously decided on , and so enthusiastically carried out . Bro . Luff , P . G . Steward , acknowledged the toast of ' ¦ 'The neivly advanced "Brethren , " and expressed their high appreciation of the beauties of this attractive ceremony ; regretting ou his own part that he had not been aelvaneed to the Mark degree at a much earlier period . Bro . Binckes , S . AA ., replied in eloquent and appropriate terms on behalf of " The Officers of the Lodge ; " anil tho brethren retired at a somewhat late hour , Avell pleased with the proceedings of the evening .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

METROPOLITAN CHAPTER , MOUNT SION CHAPTER ( Xo . 169 ) . —This Chapter , ivhich has altered its day of meeting from tho fourth Alonday to the second , met on Monday , March 14 th , at Radley ' s Hotel , Neiv Bridge-street , Blackfriars . Comp . John Johnston , presided ;

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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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Mark Masonry.

Huding many of the brethren of this Lodge impatient for action , I called on the ' - >' . Reg ., Bro . Ridgway , with a petition for a warrant from the English Grand Lodge . 'The Avarrant has been granted accordingly , and Pro . Ridgivay having had a copy of om- original charter engrossed , and its correctness certified in the margin thereof by a notary public , Avith the official seal attached thereto , has , by my authority derived from you , returned the said charter to the Supreme Grand Chapter of Scotland ; and this Lodge now meets for the first time under English

authority ; and may the G . O . of the universe bless and cement the union , and render it productive of mutual advantage . " The AV . AL then called on the Secretary to read a copy of the petition , as Avell as the Avarrant granted from the English Grand Mark-Lodge . The AALA 1 . then declared this to be a duly constituted Lodge of Alark Masters , holding under the authority of the Grand Lodge of England and AVales , anel the colonies anclpossessions of the British creiAv . i . The following resolution ivas proposed by Bro . Binckes , S . AV ., and seconded by Bro . Lippiiianu , J . AA " .,

and carried unanimously— " That the thanks of this Lodge be tendered to Bro . Cottevell , AV . AL , for the highly efficient manner in which he has conducted to a satisfactory termination the negotiations and arrangements for a union of the different constitutions of Mark Afasters in this country ; and that the same he recorded ou the minutes . " A ballot ivas then taken for the folloAving candidates , viz ., Bros . Luff , P . AL , Xo . 31 S , P . G . SteAvard ; Smith , Xo . 25 ; Radiue , Xo . So ; Lumion , Xo . 219 ; Hollyer , Xo . 2 IS ); ancl Curtis , Xo . 887 ; Avhich proving unanimous , they Avere introduced and advanced to the dignity of Alark Masters , the ceremony being performed by the AA' . Al . witli his accustomed cave and precision . Several brethren

were proposed for advancement , and the business being completed , the Lodge AA'as closed . The brethren then adjourned to an elegant banquet , and the same harmonious and fraternal spirit prevailed at the festive board , AA'hich had so eminently characterized the other proceedings of . tho evening . The usual loyal toasts being given , Bro . Ridgivay , G . Reg ., in feeling terms , replied to that of the . Dep . Grand Master and the Grand Oflicers , and took a brief but interesting review of the progress of tho Alark degree in this country , introducing many illustrative remarks thereonand concluding by expressing his hope that the union IIOAV

, happily formed would be productive of a beneficial influence . In proposing the health of the AV . AL , Bro Sheen , P . AL , took occasion to congratulate the Lodge on the auspicious CA'ent which had been referred to , and passed a Avell merited eulogium on the tact and ability evinced by the AV . AL in carrying out the necessary arrangements . The AV . AL in returning thanks , expressed in suitable terms the satisfaction he felt in having the . opportunity of contributing to so desirable an object . He , ivould briefly state that his efforts had ever been directed to promote the interests

of the Thistle Lodge , and if any incentive AA'ere Avanting to increased exertions , it Avould be in tho realization of that union so unanimously decided on , and so enthusiastically carried out . Bro . Luff , P . G . Steward , acknowledged the toast of ' ¦ 'The neivly advanced "Brethren , " and expressed their high appreciation of the beauties of this attractive ceremony ; regretting ou his own part that he had not been aelvaneed to the Mark degree at a much earlier period . Bro . Binckes , S . AA ., replied in eloquent and appropriate terms on behalf of " The Officers of the Lodge ; " anil tho brethren retired at a somewhat late hour , Avell pleased with the proceedings of the evening .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

METROPOLITAN CHAPTER , MOUNT SION CHAPTER ( Xo . 169 ) . —This Chapter , ivhich has altered its day of meeting from tho fourth Alonday to the second , met on Monday , March 14 th , at Radley ' s Hotel , Neiv Bridge-street , Blackfriars . Comp . John Johnston , presided ;

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