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as P . M ., appointed and invested , as his officers for the year , Bros . Thos . Nelson , S . A \ . ; Win . Nelson , J . AY . ; the Rev . Jas . Milner , Chaplain ; Wm . Graham , jun ., Treas . ; John G . Thompson , Sec . ; A . C . Knowles , S . D . ; Henry G . Faber , J . D . ; James P . Jewson , Organist ; Thos . H . Close , I . G . ; John Maddison and J . E . B . Hunton , Stewards , and AVebster Cuthbert , Tyler . The introduction of music during the ceremony rendered it doubly impressive , and Bro . Jewson deserves the warmest thanks of the Brethren for the skill aud ability displayed by him on this

and former similar occasions . At the conclusion of the ceremony a gentleman was proposed for initiation into the Craft . The Lodge was then closed in ancient form , and the Brethren adjourned to the Black Lion Hotel , for the purpose of celebrating the festival of St . John the Evangelist , when a very pleasant evening was spent . Amongst the visitors were Bro . Henry Thompson , P . M ., No . 876 , P . Prov . G . Supt . of AA orks , North York ; Bro . John Shields Peacock , AV . M ., No . 876 ; Bro . Preston , No . 1036 ; Bros . AVrightson , and Turner , No . 128 , & c , & e .

HARTLEPOOL . —St . Helen ' s Lodge ( No . 771 ) . —On Thursday last , the 20 th inst ., a regular Lodge was held at the Masonic Hall , when a fair number of Brethren attended . Four visiting Brothers were admitted , but three others were refused admittance by Bros . Moore and Hammarbom , P . Ms . These three Brethren were all Scotch Masons , one of whom could only produce a private Lodge certificate , the other two had no certificate at all . One of these uncertificated Brethren had a great deal to say about the unmasonic conduct of Bro . Hammarbom in refusing to admit himand threatened to report the matter to head quarterswhich Bro .

, , Hammarbom requested him to be sure not to omit , as it would give him ( Bro . H . ) much satisfaction . The unsuccessful candidate , after having used some more impertinent expressions , then retired , grumbling . The other two Brethren took the matter in good part . The Lodge being opened , Bro . Moore , in the absence of the AV . M ., presiding , Bro . Hammarbom read in cxtenso the communication from the Board of General Purposes , after which he gave notice that at the next regular Lodge he would move a series of propositions favourable to the views of the Board .

Meanwhile the matter was referred to the Lodge committee , to be reported upon next Lodge night . Bro . Hammarbom then proposed that one copy of the Freemasons' Magazine and Mirror , which is now published with consent of the M . AV . G . M ., be subscribed for by the Lodge , for the use of the AV . M ., Officers and Brethren , at the same time recommending the Brethren to become individual subscribers also . This proposition being duly seconded , was carried unanimously . The Lodge was then opened to th 6 second degree , and Bro . E . AV . Neilson , master

mariner of St . John ' s Lodge , No . 971 , Liverpool , was passed to the degree of F . C . The Lodge being closed down to the first degree , the Brethren were called to refreshment , and on their return to labour , Bro . Hammarbom made a forcible appeal to them iu behalf of tho fund for Aged and Decayed Freemasons and their AVidows , offering to receive subscriptions , and transmit them to the Assistant Grand Secretary , for the purpose of receiving voting papers . Eight Brethren gave him their subscriptions of 5 s . each , there and then . Several promised to pay theirs in the course of a few days , and it was understood that the matter would be brought forward again next Lodge night . No further business being before the Lodge , it was closed in due form with solemn prayer .

GLOUCESTERSHIRE . APPOINTMENTS . —Lodges . —Tuesday , February 1 st , Sherborne ( 1004 ) , George Hotel , Stroud , at 5 J ; Wednesday , 2 nd , Eoyal Union ( 307 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Cheltenham , at 6 . HAMPSHIRE . APPOINTMENTS . —ZoA / es . —Thursday , February 1 st , Panmurc ( 1025 ) , Eoyal Hotel , Aldershott , at 6 . Chapter . —Wednesday , 2 nd , Southampton ( 555 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Southampton , at 7 ; Thursday , 3 rd , Eoyal Gloucester ( 152 ) , ditto , at 7 .

ISLE OF AVIGHT . AtromiMENi .-ioffye .-. WedaeBchjy , February and , Yarborough ( 809 ) , High Street , Ventnor , fit 7 .

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THE MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 1
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 3
MASONIC STATISTICS. Article 7
Selections. Article 10
TO THE RETURNING SUN. Article 11
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 12
THE PROVINCE OF SOMERSET. Article 15
COUNTRY LODGE ACCOMMODATION. Article 17
UNIVERSALITY OF FREEMASONRY. Article 18
MASONRY IN TASMANIA. Article 19
ASK , AND YE SHALL RECEIVE. Article 21
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 22
PROVINCIAL. Article 28
ROYAL ARCH. Article 37
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 38
SCOTLAND. Article 38
COLONIAL. Article 38
FRANCE. Article 40
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 40
THE LATE BRO. THOMAS FEETAM. Article 41
THE WEEK. Article 43
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 47
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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as P . M ., appointed and invested , as his officers for the year , Bros . Thos . Nelson , S . A \ . ; Win . Nelson , J . AY . ; the Rev . Jas . Milner , Chaplain ; Wm . Graham , jun ., Treas . ; John G . Thompson , Sec . ; A . C . Knowles , S . D . ; Henry G . Faber , J . D . ; James P . Jewson , Organist ; Thos . H . Close , I . G . ; John Maddison and J . E . B . Hunton , Stewards , and AVebster Cuthbert , Tyler . The introduction of music during the ceremony rendered it doubly impressive , and Bro . Jewson deserves the warmest thanks of the Brethren for the skill aud ability displayed by him on this

and former similar occasions . At the conclusion of the ceremony a gentleman was proposed for initiation into the Craft . The Lodge was then closed in ancient form , and the Brethren adjourned to the Black Lion Hotel , for the purpose of celebrating the festival of St . John the Evangelist , when a very pleasant evening was spent . Amongst the visitors were Bro . Henry Thompson , P . M ., No . 876 , P . Prov . G . Supt . of AA orks , North York ; Bro . John Shields Peacock , AV . M ., No . 876 ; Bro . Preston , No . 1036 ; Bros . AVrightson , and Turner , No . 128 , & c , & e .

HARTLEPOOL . —St . Helen ' s Lodge ( No . 771 ) . —On Thursday last , the 20 th inst ., a regular Lodge was held at the Masonic Hall , when a fair number of Brethren attended . Four visiting Brothers were admitted , but three others were refused admittance by Bros . Moore and Hammarbom , P . Ms . These three Brethren were all Scotch Masons , one of whom could only produce a private Lodge certificate , the other two had no certificate at all . One of these uncertificated Brethren had a great deal to say about the unmasonic conduct of Bro . Hammarbom in refusing to admit himand threatened to report the matter to head quarterswhich Bro .

, , Hammarbom requested him to be sure not to omit , as it would give him ( Bro . H . ) much satisfaction . The unsuccessful candidate , after having used some more impertinent expressions , then retired , grumbling . The other two Brethren took the matter in good part . The Lodge being opened , Bro . Moore , in the absence of the AV . M ., presiding , Bro . Hammarbom read in cxtenso the communication from the Board of General Purposes , after which he gave notice that at the next regular Lodge he would move a series of propositions favourable to the views of the Board .

Meanwhile the matter was referred to the Lodge committee , to be reported upon next Lodge night . Bro . Hammarbom then proposed that one copy of the Freemasons' Magazine and Mirror , which is now published with consent of the M . AV . G . M ., be subscribed for by the Lodge , for the use of the AV . M ., Officers and Brethren , at the same time recommending the Brethren to become individual subscribers also . This proposition being duly seconded , was carried unanimously . The Lodge was then opened to th 6 second degree , and Bro . E . AV . Neilson , master

mariner of St . John ' s Lodge , No . 971 , Liverpool , was passed to the degree of F . C . The Lodge being closed down to the first degree , the Brethren were called to refreshment , and on their return to labour , Bro . Hammarbom made a forcible appeal to them iu behalf of tho fund for Aged and Decayed Freemasons and their AVidows , offering to receive subscriptions , and transmit them to the Assistant Grand Secretary , for the purpose of receiving voting papers . Eight Brethren gave him their subscriptions of 5 s . each , there and then . Several promised to pay theirs in the course of a few days , and it was understood that the matter would be brought forward again next Lodge night . No further business being before the Lodge , it was closed in due form with solemn prayer .

GLOUCESTERSHIRE . APPOINTMENTS . —Lodges . —Tuesday , February 1 st , Sherborne ( 1004 ) , George Hotel , Stroud , at 5 J ; Wednesday , 2 nd , Eoyal Union ( 307 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Cheltenham , at 6 . HAMPSHIRE . APPOINTMENTS . —ZoA / es . —Thursday , February 1 st , Panmurc ( 1025 ) , Eoyal Hotel , Aldershott , at 6 . Chapter . —Wednesday , 2 nd , Southampton ( 555 ) , Freemasons' Hall , Southampton , at 7 ; Thursday , 3 rd , Eoyal Gloucester ( 152 ) , ditto , at 7 .

ISLE OF AVIGHT . AtromiMENi .-ioffye .-. WedaeBchjy , February and , Yarborough ( 809 ) , High Street , Ventnor , fit 7 .

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