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Metropolitan.

S . W . ; J . Trickett , C . K , J . W . ; R . Gurney , Treas . ; R . W . Little , P . M ., Sec . ; W . Dodd , S . D . ; C . Higg ins , J . D . ; Lancaster , Smale , Steel , Allmau , & c . Visitors : Bros . J . Mann , W . M . 186 , ancl J . Faithful , P .. M . 916 . After the confirmation of the minutes and other preliminaries , Bro . Little , P . M ., took the chair , ancl raised Bro . Steel to the third degree , giving the traditional history so often and so improperly omitted from the ceremony . On the lodge being resumed to the first degree , the

W . M . initiated Messrs . William Harvey , John Jones , and Thos . Pulteney Lcckie into the mysteries of the Craft . Bro . Allman was appointed I . G . The brethren signed their balloting papers in favour of Mr » . Green , a candidate for the Annuity , and handed them over to Bro . Little , who has undertaken to support the case at the forthcoming election on the 15 th inst . A banquet followed , the brethren being called from labour to refreshment , and after a very pleasant evening spent at the festive board ,

the lodge was closed , and the brethren retired to their respective habitations . A lodge of emergency will be held ou Saturday , the 3 uth inst ., for the purpose of passing Bro . Leckie , who is going abroad at an earl y date .

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

DEVONSHIRE . TOTXES . —Pleiades Lodge ( No . 710 ) . —The monthly meeting was held at the Masonic Hall , on Thursday , the 30 th ult . Tho lodge was opened at half-past six o'clock hy Bro . J . Heath , AV . M ., assisted by Bros . Marks , P . M ., as S . W . ; Niner , as J . W . ; Dr . Hopkins , as I . P . M . ; Watson , P . M . and See . ; ancl Pridham , as ; I . G . The minutes of the previous meeting were read

and confirmed . There was a candidate named on the circular for each of the three degrees , neither of whom was present . The one for initiation had been proposed at seven days' notice , with respect to whom a discussion took place at some length , which terminated satisfactorily . This gentleman was re-proposed in open lodge by the acting I . G ., and seconded by the W . M . As there was no further business to be transacted , the WM . requested Bro . Dr . Hopkins to give a lecture on the third degree , which he did , afterwards receiving tbe thanks of the brethren , through the W . M . The lodge was closed at halfpast nine o ' clock .

DURHAM . SOUTH SHIELDS . — St . Hilda ' s Lodge ( No . 240 ) . — The brethren of this lodge held an emergency meeting in their hall , on the evening of tlie Sth nil ., for the purpose of passing ancl raising several eligible brethren ; Bro . Robertson , W . M ., presiding , supported by his Wardens and tbe other officers . After the ceremony and other business had been concluded , the W . M ,,

in the name of the members of the lodge , presented to Bro . J . P . Simpson , P . M . ancl P . Prov . J . G . D " . of Northumberland , with an elegantly-written and fraternal address on his leaving this country for Port Natal , South Africa . Iu appropriate terms the W . M . spoke of the character aud bearing of the worthy brother as a good citizen . The address wished him every prosperity in the land of his adoption , accompanied with health and happiness . Other brethren added their mescl of

praise ; several iu the lodge being visibly affected . The W . M . ancl Wardens having signed their names , the address was presented in due form . Bro . Simpson , who was much moved , returned his grateful acknowledgements for the unexpected proof of their kindness for his future welfare , and trusted he would ever prove himself worth y of their regard . The lodge having been closed , the brethren adjourned to refreshment , and a happy hour was spent in " love ancl harmony . "

ESSEX . COLCHESTER . — United Lodge ( N o . 697 ) . —An emergency meeting of this lodge was held at the George Hotel , on Wednesday , tbe 29 th ult . Bro . J . Newman , W . M ., occupied the chair of K . S ., supported by Bros . Sutherland , P . M ., S . W . ; C . Carnegie , P . M ., P . Prov . G . Supt . of Works , Essex , J . W . ; G . H . Ray , S . D . ; CaltborpeJ . D . ; EustaceI . G .- Witten

, , , , Tyler , & c . The lodge was opened' in due form in tlie first degree , ancl the summons convening tbe . meeting was read . Letters were read from Bro . Mann , Prov . G . Sec , requesting tlie lodge to forward the annual return for the Provincial Grand Lodge ; and from Bro . Barrow , S 2 ndReg ., requesting the lodge

to accept his resignation , as he had left the station , which ' was acceded to . The W . M . was requested to fill up the voting papers for the Eoyal Benevolent Institution for aged Freemasons and their widows , which he did in favour of Bro . Clarke and Mrs . Mott . A summons to attend the Grand Lodge , and the Quarterly Communication of Grand Lodge was reacl . The lodge was then opened in the F . C . degree , and

Bro . Tarleton , Lieut , 16 th Reg ., a candidate for the sublime degree , was examined as to his proficiency , which , proving satisfactory , ho was entrusted , and retired . The lodgo was then opened in the M . M . degree , when Bro . Tarloton was re introduced ancl raised to the sublime degree by Bro . Sutherland , P . M ., in his usual impressive manner . The lodge was then resumed in the first degree , aud some other business having been transacted , it was closed in peace , harmony , and brotherly love .

KENT . D OVEK . — Corinthian Lodge ( No . 1 , 208 ) . —An emergency meeting of this lodge was held at the Royal Hotel , Clarenceplace , on the 2-Stli of April , at 6 . 30 p . m . There were present Bros . Adamsou , W . M . ; Fuhr , S . W ., in the absence of Bro . Thomson ; Laloresf , J . W . ; N " eall , S . D . ; Tyler , J . D . ; Prebble , I . G . ; Rose , Tyler . The minutes of the hist regular lodge were

reacl aud confirmed . The bietbren then proceeded to ballot for Bro . Nils Herman Corfitson , of Sincerity Lodge ( No . 174 ) , as a joining member , who was unanimously accepted . Bro . Nils Herman Corfitson having answered the usual questions satisfactorily , tho lodge was opened in the second degree , and the candidate duly passed to the degree of F . C . The lodge was then closed , and the brethren adjourned to refresment . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts were duly given and responded

to , the brethren expressing their great sympathy for his Eoyal Hig hnesstheDukeof Edinburgh at the dastardly act of an assassin , wishing his Eoyal Highness a speedy ancl safe return to his native shore , under tlie guidance ofthe Great Architect of the Universe . Some excellent songs were sung by several brethren , twentyfour being present ; and the . bretliren departed at an early hour , expressing their joy with so happy a meeting and large attendance for a lodge of emergency .

LANCASHIRE ( EAST ) . MANCHESTER . — Consecration ofthe Slrangeways Lodge ( No 1 , 212 ) . —This new lodge was consecrated at the Assizes Courts Hotel , Strangeways , on Tuesday , the 21 st alt . Tlie lodge having been opened in form by Bro . II . T . Baldwin , W . M . designate , the following Prov . G . officers entered : —Bros . Stephen Blair , R . W . Prov . G . M ; W . K . Callender , jun ., V . W . D . Prov .

G . M . ; J . L . Hine , Prov . S . G . W . ; J . M . Wike , Prov . J . G . W . ; Jos . Littler , Prov , G . Chap . ; it . M . D . Smith , Prov . G . Treas . ; G . Brett , Prov . G . Reg . ; John Turuah , Prov . G . Sc-c . ; John Chadwick , Prov . G . S . D . ; W . Birch , Prov . G . J . I ) . ; Austin Shellard , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; S . Titmas , Assist . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; H . Maiden , Prov . G . S . B .: T . C . Nichm ! .-., Prov . G . Purst . ; H . Holder , Prov . G . Standard Bearer ; W . Kvcler , Prov . ( i . Steward , and Jos . Hinkins , Prov . G . Steward . The Li . W . Prov .

G-. M . then consecrated the new lodge with the assistance of hi * Prov . G- officers . Bro . Baldwin having several times served the oflice of'W . M ., was then placed in the chair . Eight propositions for initiations and joining members having been made , the lodge was closed at 5 . 30 , and about thirty-seven brethren adjourned to n splendid banquet provided liy lire ltylc-y , the host . We are glad to say the first act of this new lodge was one of charity , by voting a subscription to that excellent

Masonic charitv the Systematic Benevolent Fund , wnicli has done such good service in East Lancashire . MAXCIIESIEK . —Shakespeare Lodge ( No . ] 009 ) . —On Thursday the 23 rd ult ., at the Freemasons' Hall , Bro . W . Rowniue Callender , jun ., th . e newly-installed V . W . D . Prov . G . M . East Lancashire , in his " usual able manner installed lini . Thomas Alderson W . M . for the ensuing twelve months .

LANCASHIRE ( WEST ) . LANCASTER . —Rowley Lodge ( No . 1 , 051 ) . —The regular meeting of this lodge was held on Monday evening , the -t : h inst ., at the Masonic rooms , Ather . anim . The chair of K . S . was occupied by Bro . Dr . Moore , W . M ., Prov . G . Std . Bearer fur West Lancashire ; there were also present-. —Bros . Ball , I . P . M . ; Hall , S . W . ; Baguall , W . M . 281 , as J . W . ; T . Mason , Sec . ; W . Barker , S . D ., Treas . ; Coupland , J . D .: Taylor , I . G . ; Fa Icy , Howitr , Rev . A . Wright , llussel , E . A . P . Visiting brethren , Bros . J .

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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. Article 1
(No. 9.)—THE PROVINCE OF JERSEY. PART II. Article 4
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 7
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 8
MASONIC LIFE-BOAT FUND. Article 8
LODGE MUSIC. Article 8
LADIES AT THE FESTIVE MEETINGS. Article 9
RED CROSS OF CONSTANTINE. Article 9
THE ORDER OF THE TEMPLE. Article 10
GLASGOW CHARTERS. Article 10
MASONIC EXCHANGE. Article 10
MASONIC MEMS. Article 11
ROYAL FREEMASON'S' SCHOOL FOR FEMALE CHILDREN. Article 11
METROPOLITAN. Article 14
PROVINCIAL. Article 15
NORTHUMBERLAND. Article 16
IRELAND. Article 18
LONDONDERRY AND DONEGAL . Article 18
CHANNEL ISLANDS. Article 18
SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Article 18
WEST INDIES. Article 19
ROYAL ARCH. Article 19
MAKE MASONRY. Article 19
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 19
RED CROSS KNIGHTS. Article 20
Poetry. Article 20
MEETINGS OF THE LEARNED SOCIETIES FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 23RD, 1868. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS, ETC., FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 23RD, 1868. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Metropolitan.

S . W . ; J . Trickett , C . K , J . W . ; R . Gurney , Treas . ; R . W . Little , P . M ., Sec . ; W . Dodd , S . D . ; C . Higg ins , J . D . ; Lancaster , Smale , Steel , Allmau , & c . Visitors : Bros . J . Mann , W . M . 186 , ancl J . Faithful , P .. M . 916 . After the confirmation of the minutes and other preliminaries , Bro . Little , P . M ., took the chair , ancl raised Bro . Steel to the third degree , giving the traditional history so often and so improperly omitted from the ceremony . On the lodge being resumed to the first degree , the

W . M . initiated Messrs . William Harvey , John Jones , and Thos . Pulteney Lcckie into the mysteries of the Craft . Bro . Allman was appointed I . G . The brethren signed their balloting papers in favour of Mr » . Green , a candidate for the Annuity , and handed them over to Bro . Little , who has undertaken to support the case at the forthcoming election on the 15 th inst . A banquet followed , the brethren being called from labour to refreshment , and after a very pleasant evening spent at the festive board ,

the lodge was closed , and the brethren retired to their respective habitations . A lodge of emergency will be held ou Saturday , the 3 uth inst ., for the purpose of passing Bro . Leckie , who is going abroad at an earl y date .

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

DEVONSHIRE . TOTXES . —Pleiades Lodge ( No . 710 ) . —The monthly meeting was held at the Masonic Hall , on Thursday , the 30 th ult . Tho lodge was opened at half-past six o'clock hy Bro . J . Heath , AV . M ., assisted by Bros . Marks , P . M ., as S . W . ; Niner , as J . W . ; Dr . Hopkins , as I . P . M . ; Watson , P . M . and See . ; ancl Pridham , as ; I . G . The minutes of the previous meeting were read

and confirmed . There was a candidate named on the circular for each of the three degrees , neither of whom was present . The one for initiation had been proposed at seven days' notice , with respect to whom a discussion took place at some length , which terminated satisfactorily . This gentleman was re-proposed in open lodge by the acting I . G ., and seconded by the W . M . As there was no further business to be transacted , the WM . requested Bro . Dr . Hopkins to give a lecture on the third degree , which he did , afterwards receiving tbe thanks of the brethren , through the W . M . The lodge was closed at halfpast nine o ' clock .

DURHAM . SOUTH SHIELDS . — St . Hilda ' s Lodge ( No . 240 ) . — The brethren of this lodge held an emergency meeting in their hall , on the evening of tlie Sth nil ., for the purpose of passing ancl raising several eligible brethren ; Bro . Robertson , W . M ., presiding , supported by his Wardens and tbe other officers . After the ceremony and other business had been concluded , the W . M ,,

in the name of the members of the lodge , presented to Bro . J . P . Simpson , P . M . ancl P . Prov . J . G . D " . of Northumberland , with an elegantly-written and fraternal address on his leaving this country for Port Natal , South Africa . Iu appropriate terms the W . M . spoke of the character aud bearing of the worthy brother as a good citizen . The address wished him every prosperity in the land of his adoption , accompanied with health and happiness . Other brethren added their mescl of

praise ; several iu the lodge being visibly affected . The W . M . ancl Wardens having signed their names , the address was presented in due form . Bro . Simpson , who was much moved , returned his grateful acknowledgements for the unexpected proof of their kindness for his future welfare , and trusted he would ever prove himself worth y of their regard . The lodge having been closed , the brethren adjourned to refreshment , and a happy hour was spent in " love ancl harmony . "

ESSEX . COLCHESTER . — United Lodge ( N o . 697 ) . —An emergency meeting of this lodge was held at the George Hotel , on Wednesday , tbe 29 th ult . Bro . J . Newman , W . M ., occupied the chair of K . S ., supported by Bros . Sutherland , P . M ., S . W . ; C . Carnegie , P . M ., P . Prov . G . Supt . of Works , Essex , J . W . ; G . H . Ray , S . D . ; CaltborpeJ . D . ; EustaceI . G .- Witten

, , , , Tyler , & c . The lodge was opened' in due form in tlie first degree , ancl the summons convening tbe . meeting was read . Letters were read from Bro . Mann , Prov . G . Sec , requesting tlie lodge to forward the annual return for the Provincial Grand Lodge ; and from Bro . Barrow , S 2 ndReg ., requesting the lodge

to accept his resignation , as he had left the station , which ' was acceded to . The W . M . was requested to fill up the voting papers for the Eoyal Benevolent Institution for aged Freemasons and their widows , which he did in favour of Bro . Clarke and Mrs . Mott . A summons to attend the Grand Lodge , and the Quarterly Communication of Grand Lodge was reacl . The lodge was then opened in the F . C . degree , and

Bro . Tarleton , Lieut , 16 th Reg ., a candidate for the sublime degree , was examined as to his proficiency , which , proving satisfactory , ho was entrusted , and retired . The lodgo was then opened in the M . M . degree , when Bro . Tarloton was re introduced ancl raised to the sublime degree by Bro . Sutherland , P . M ., in his usual impressive manner . The lodge was then resumed in the first degree , aud some other business having been transacted , it was closed in peace , harmony , and brotherly love .

KENT . D OVEK . — Corinthian Lodge ( No . 1 , 208 ) . —An emergency meeting of this lodge was held at the Royal Hotel , Clarenceplace , on the 2-Stli of April , at 6 . 30 p . m . There were present Bros . Adamsou , W . M . ; Fuhr , S . W ., in the absence of Bro . Thomson ; Laloresf , J . W . ; N " eall , S . D . ; Tyler , J . D . ; Prebble , I . G . ; Rose , Tyler . The minutes of the hist regular lodge were

reacl aud confirmed . The bietbren then proceeded to ballot for Bro . Nils Herman Corfitson , of Sincerity Lodge ( No . 174 ) , as a joining member , who was unanimously accepted . Bro . Nils Herman Corfitson having answered the usual questions satisfactorily , tho lodge was opened in the second degree , and the candidate duly passed to the degree of F . C . The lodge was then closed , and the brethren adjourned to refresment . The usual loyal and Masonic toasts were duly given and responded

to , the brethren expressing their great sympathy for his Eoyal Hig hnesstheDukeof Edinburgh at the dastardly act of an assassin , wishing his Eoyal Highness a speedy ancl safe return to his native shore , under tlie guidance ofthe Great Architect of the Universe . Some excellent songs were sung by several brethren , twentyfour being present ; and the . bretliren departed at an early hour , expressing their joy with so happy a meeting and large attendance for a lodge of emergency .

LANCASHIRE ( EAST ) . MANCHESTER . — Consecration ofthe Slrangeways Lodge ( No 1 , 212 ) . —This new lodge was consecrated at the Assizes Courts Hotel , Strangeways , on Tuesday , the 21 st alt . Tlie lodge having been opened in form by Bro . II . T . Baldwin , W . M . designate , the following Prov . G . officers entered : —Bros . Stephen Blair , R . W . Prov . G . M ; W . K . Callender , jun ., V . W . D . Prov .

G . M . ; J . L . Hine , Prov . S . G . W . ; J . M . Wike , Prov . J . G . W . ; Jos . Littler , Prov , G . Chap . ; it . M . D . Smith , Prov . G . Treas . ; G . Brett , Prov . G . Reg . ; John Turuah , Prov . G . Sc-c . ; John Chadwick , Prov . G . S . D . ; W . Birch , Prov . G . J . I ) . ; Austin Shellard , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; S . Titmas , Assist . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; H . Maiden , Prov . G . S . B .: T . C . Nichm ! .-., Prov . G . Purst . ; H . Holder , Prov . G . Standard Bearer ; W . Kvcler , Prov . ( i . Steward , and Jos . Hinkins , Prov . G . Steward . The Li . W . Prov .

G-. M . then consecrated the new lodge with the assistance of hi * Prov . G- officers . Bro . Baldwin having several times served the oflice of'W . M ., was then placed in the chair . Eight propositions for initiations and joining members having been made , the lodge was closed at 5 . 30 , and about thirty-seven brethren adjourned to n splendid banquet provided liy lire ltylc-y , the host . We are glad to say the first act of this new lodge was one of charity , by voting a subscription to that excellent

Masonic charitv the Systematic Benevolent Fund , wnicli has done such good service in East Lancashire . MAXCIIESIEK . —Shakespeare Lodge ( No . ] 009 ) . —On Thursday the 23 rd ult ., at the Freemasons' Hall , Bro . W . Rowniue Callender , jun ., th . e newly-installed V . W . D . Prov . G . M . East Lancashire , in his " usual able manner installed lini . Thomas Alderson W . M . for the ensuing twelve months .

LANCASHIRE ( WEST ) . LANCASTER . —Rowley Lodge ( No . 1 , 051 ) . —The regular meeting of this lodge was held on Monday evening , the -t : h inst ., at the Masonic rooms , Ather . anim . The chair of K . S . was occupied by Bro . Dr . Moore , W . M ., Prov . G . Std . Bearer fur West Lancashire ; there were also present-. —Bros . Ball , I . P . M . ; Hall , S . W . ; Baguall , W . M . 281 , as J . W . ; T . Mason , Sec . ; W . Barker , S . D ., Treas . ; Coupland , J . D .: Taylor , I . G . ; Fa Icy , Howitr , Rev . A . Wright , llussel , E . A . P . Visiting brethren , Bros . J .

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