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LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN AND CALEDONIAN RAILWAYS . WEST COAST ROYAL MAIL ROUTE . ADDITIONAL AND ACCELERATED TRAIN SERVICE now in operation . —WEEK DAYS . Corridor Trains , with Luncheon , Tea , and Dining Cars , from Euston at 10-0 a . m ., 11-30 a . m ., and 2 . 0 p . m ., for Edinburgh and Glasgow . I A < 5 B X X ~ a . m . a . m . a . m . a . m . p . m . p . m . p . m . p . m . p . m . London ( Euston ) dep . 5 15 7 1010 011 30 2 0 7 45 8 0 8 5011 50 Edinburgh | BD t * . ( Princes St . ) arr . 3 505 50 6 30 7 55 10 30 g-g a ... 6 30 7 50 Glasgow ( Central ) 3 306 0 6 45 7 5510303 = 3 ° ... 645 750 Greenock 4 22 7 5 7 40 9 1311 17 »^ "g ... 8 0 9 s 22 Gourock 4 34 7 15 7 50 9 22 11 27 g £ 5 , ... 8 sll 9 sl 0 Oban 9 5 ' 4 45 M % 8 4511 s 55 2 s 5 Perth 5 30 ... 8 0 ... 12 20 4 45 5 20 7 50 9 sl 0 Inverness , via Dunkeld ... ' 5 10 9 10 ... X ls 50 Dundee 7 15 ... 8 40 ... 1 5 ... 6 30 8 50 9 s 45 Aberdeen 9 5 ... 10 15 ... 3 0 ... 7 15 X lls 25 Ballater ! 8 55 ... 9 45 ... 2 s 0 Inverness , via Aberdeen ... I 7 50 ... 12 5 ... 4 s 38 s On Saturday nights the 8-50 , and 11-50 p . m . trains from . Euston do not convey passengers to stations marked s ( Sunday mornings in Scotland ) . X—Passengers for Inverness and Aberdeen must leave London by the 8-50 p . m . train on Saturday nights . The 11-50 p . m . has no connection to those Stations on that night . A—On Saturdays passengers by the 2-0 p . m . train from London are not conveyed beyond Perth by the Highland Railway , and only as far as Aberdeen by the Caledonian Railway . B—Tho Night Express leaving Euston at 8-0 p . m . will run every night ( except Saturdays ) . C—Passengers by the 7 * 45 p . m . from Euston will arrive at Inverness at 8-35 a . m . from' 25 th July to 12 th August . This Train does not run oh Saturday nights . A Special Train will leave Euston ( Saturdays and Sundays , aud Friday , 4 th . August , excepted ) at 6 ** iO p . m ., up to 8 th August , inclusive , for the conveyance of horses and private carriages to all parts of Scotland' A special carriage for the conveyance of dogs * will be attached to this train . On "Friday , 4 th August , Horses and Private Carriages for Scotland will not be accepted for loading at Euston Station , but arrangements will be made for dealing with them at Kensington ( Addison Road ) Station . A Special Train will leave Kensington ( Addison Road ) at 6-0 p . m . "Por further particulars see the Companies' Time Tables , Guides and Notices . ERED . HARRISON , General Manager L . & N . W . Railway . JAMES THOMPSON , General Manager Caledonian Railway . July 1899 .

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26 and 28 Porchester Road , Bays-water , W . A . JONES & SONS , SCIENTIFIC BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS . REGISTERED TRADE MARK Riding , Hunting , FisMttg , -waaggp ^ Shooting and Walking Boots ¦ i ^^'» t made strictly on Anatomical J ? | F M Principles , while retaining the 1 Jr o & LW Prevailing Fashionable shapes . 1 ^ o < m ^ SSB ^ Corns and Callosities guaranteed In - ¦ =--wHHwffiF cure d- Bunions greatly reduced % ^' W ^^ Wr an < * relieved from pain . \ JBfp */ ' DAILY DELIVERIES : ^ - < &^^ i ! ^ / ' ' FINOHLEY , HAMPSTEAD , ACTON , EALING , * vj *"** : i --i 7 HANWELL , BARNES , KEW , RICHMOND AND ESTABLISHED 1857 . ISLEWORTH .

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Th . Marquis et Cie ., 14 TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD , LONDON . Braized and Pressed Beef , 1 / 4 per lb . ; Ox Tongues , Dressed , 5 / 3 each ; Galantine of Chicken , Truffled , 2 / - per lb . ; Galantine of Chicken , Plain , 1 / 8 per lb . ; Galantine of Wild Boar ' s Head , with Pisiachion , 1 / 6 ; Dressed "Wild Boar '« Head , with Pistachion , 2 / 3 . Masonic Parties , Picnics , Summer Outings , & c , attended to or supplied on special terras . Families waited upon daily . Distance no object ,

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MIDLAND RAILWAY . NEW WEEKLY SUMMER EXCURSIONS From St . Pancras and City Stations . ISLE OF MAN . EVERY FRIDAY , at MIDNIGHT , and EVERY SATURDAY , from St . Pancras , at 5-15 a . m . and 10-5 a . m . each week , also at 9-0 a . m . until 2 nd September inclusive , to DOUGLAS , ISLE OE MAN , for 3 , 8 , 10 , 15 , or 17 days . LAKE DISTRICT , BUXTON , MATLOCK , SOUTHPORT , BLACKPOOL , SOARBORO ' , & c , for' 3 , 8 , 10 , 15 , or 17 days . EVERY SATURDAY , until further notice , to ENGLISH LAKE DISTRICT , from St . Pancras at 9 . 0 a . m . to Bowness and Ambleside , and at 10 . 30 a . m . each week to other stations ; at 12 . 0 noon each week to MATLOCK and BUXTON ; at 10 5 a . m . each week to LIVERPOOL and SOUTHPORT ; at 9 . 0 a . m . to SOARBORO ' , Bridlington , Filey , Robin Hood's Bay , Whitby , Saltburn , Redcar , Tynemouth , Whitley , and Cullercoats ; and at 10 . 5 a . m . each week to BLACKPOOL , Lytham , St . Ann's , and Fleetwood . TICKETS and BILLS may be had at the MIDLAND Stations and City Booking Offices ; and from THOS . COOK and SON , Ludgate Circus and Branch Offices . GEO . H . TURNER , General Manager .

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C > THE WORLD'S BEST BICYCLE . "S ^ v ^ - ** "N ^ T-tiir * £ ^^ w ^ — Xrt fc . - ^ J 8 k ; " ' ElO 10 s . £ 12 12 s . £ 18 18 s . ^**! aS »' CLEVELAND PRIMER . WHAT IS FRICTION ? It is one of the natural laws which prevents an old style ball-touch-ball bearing from revolving at a higher rate of speed than 13 , 000 revolutions a minute . It is also a natural law that admits of the new Cleveland ball and roller bearings revolving 35 , revolutions a minute without heating . " Twice as easy '' well-describes the running of the Cleveland Cycle fitted with these bearings . CAN YOU KEEP OUT THE DUST ? Every ball and roller bearing is protected by a combination raw hide and felt washer . A ton of dust would never affect these bearings . They are absolutely dustproof . The Lozier Manufacturing Co ., 24-27 Orchard Street , Oxford Street , London , W .

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"THE GRAND SANHEDRIM " BY OBLTON COOPBB , M . E . Z . 483 , H . 1928 , Price thirteen pence , post free . BRO . ALFRED H . COOPER , PUBLISHER , 19 COLEMAN STREET , LONDON , E . G ., or from " Freemason ' s Chronicle Office , " New Barnet .

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SATURDAY , 8 TH JULY 1899 .

Grand Chapter Of Scotland.

GRAND CHAPTER OF SCOTLAND .

nnHE ¦ Quarterly Communication was held in the JL" ; Freemasons'Hall , Edinburgh , on the 2 ist ult . Comp . R . S . Brown Grand Scribe submitted an abstract of the general accounts for the ) -ear ending 22 nd February

last . It showed that the income had amounted to £ 0 ^ 0 , and the expenditure to £ 508 ; that the general funds now amount to £ 7 , 822 , and the Charity fund to £ 1 , 500 . There had been 1 , 300 new members admitted to the Order ,