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DE TATTON LODGE , No . 2144 . THE regular meeting was held at tho Town Hall , Altrincham , on Wednesday , 9 th inst ., Bro . Charles Kenworthy W . M ., J . A . Lord S . W ., J . W . Wells J . W ., H . Lord S . D ., J . G . Appleton I . G . being the Officers present .
There were also present in the way of Visitors : Bro . T . Lyndon-Wyatt 1534 , F . W . Franks 1387 , T . Brownhill 1160 , H . G . Jackson 1077 , T . B . Bailey 1568 , George Owen 992 , J . Ferguson 1045 , and A . J . Brogden 1715 , in addition to a large number of the members of the Lodge .
The Lodge was opened by fche W . M . in due form , by whom also ifc was subsequently opened in the second degree , when Bros . Banton , Booth , and Percival , after answering the questions before raising , to the satisfaction of the Lodge , were each entrusted with the test of merit ; after which the Lodge was opened in the third degree by the W . M ., who raised those Brethren .
The Lodge was closed in the third degree , by virtue , by the W . M ., who also closed it in the second degree in like manner , and it remained open in the first degree , in which , after tho customary formulae ! and expressions of hearty good wishes from Visiting Brethren , it was finally closed by the W . M . in due form .
The whole of the members and visiting Brethren then adjourned to the Festive Board , where the remainder of the evening was occupied in the usual way , Bros . Whiteside , H . Lord , T . Lyndon-Wyatt , and Bailey being the principal contributors to the programme in the matter of musical entertainment .
CENTURION LODGE , No . 2322 . rPIHE regular meeting was held at the Victoria Hotel , Manchester , on _ L Monday , 7 th inst ., Bro . Capt . T . W . Ashworth W . M . After the reading and confirmation of minutes , successful ballots were taken for Messrs . Arthur Wall , Manufacturer , Prestwich , Captain 3 rd V . B . Lancashire Fusiliers ; and Thomas Parker , Superintendent , Great Central Railway , Captain 4 th V . B . Manchester Regiment , who were afterwards
initiated , the former by Bro . Past Master Col . J . Howarth Clark , J . P ., V . D ., and the latter by the W . M . Bro . Ashworth also presented and explained the working tools to the candidates . Lodge having been advanced , the principal chair was taken by Bro . Major George Kershaw I . P . M ., who raised Bro . Lieut . Arthur Samuel Pearce to the sublime degree of M . M .
The Lodge was then closed in peace and harmony , after which the Brethren adjourned to supper . There was a very good attendance of members and visitors , among the latter being Bros . Walter E . Jowitt P . M . 62 , John Ogden P . M . 1170 , George D . Brookes W . M . 1090 , F . T . W . Curtis S . W . 1593 , and Geo . Sillivan 321 .
HARDWICK LODGE , No . 2373 . THE installation of Bro . George Allcock S . W . took place at the annual festival , held in the Masonic Hall , Chesterfield , on Monday , 14 th inst . Bro . W . G . Cook W . M ., ancl Bro . L . F . Shaw P . M . P . P . G . P . performing the ceremony .
THE MANCHESTER LODGE , No . 2554 . THE regular meeting was held at the Freemasons' Hall , Manchester , on Friday , llth inst ., Bro . William Charlton , J . P ., Worshipful Master . Mr . Charles Jordan , whose initiation had been deferred on more than one occasion , now made his first acquaintance with Masonic mysteries , the ceremony being performed by tho W . Bl ., assisted by Bro . A . C . K . Smith J . W ., who presented and explained the working tools to the candidate and who also delivered the ancient charge .
Afc fche festive board which followed , a very pleasant social programme of a unique kind was gone through . Bro . I . K . Haddad , a visitor from Beyrout , rendered a song in Greek , which was interpreted by his brother ( Bro . J . A . K . Haddad I . G . ) ; Bro . A . Rottmayer W . M . 317 favoured the company with one in German , very expressively sung ; Bro . Thomas Plumpton I . P . M . distinguished himself by a song in French ; and Bro . Edward Roberts P . M . 1459 followed with Irish and Dutch sketches , the other contributaries being Bros . Chas . Jordan , Alfred Wiliams , and W . J . Charlton .
ST . MARY OF THE HARBOUR LODGE , No . 2591 . THE annual installation meeting was held at the Town Hall , Shoreham , on Wednesday , 9 th inst ., when the Lodge was opened by the W . M . Bro . Charles Howard . The chief business of the meeting was the installation of Bro . Ernest Cox as W . M . for the ensuing year , the ceremony being ably performed by the
W . M . On behalf of the Brethren of the Lodge , the W . M . presented Bro . Charles Howard with a Past Master ' s gold jewel , in recognition of the admirable manner in which he had carried out his duties during the past year . The Lodge having been closed , fche Brethren adjourned to the Royal George Hotel , where they sat down to a banquet under the presidency of the newly-installed W . Bl .
The I . P . M . proposed tho Worshipful Master . Bro . Cox , he said , had shown such •excellent work in the Lodge that he had secured the confidence aud goodwill of'all the Brethren , and he was sure no more popular appointment as W . Bl . could have been inii . de .
The W . M ., on rising to respond , was warmly received . Thanking the Brethren for the hearty manner in which they had responded to the toast , he relied upon their kind support during the > ear , and trusted that by their united efforts the Lodge would be strengthened , and its finances still further increased .
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ROYAL ARCH .
INVICTA CHAPTER , No . 709 . HMHE installation of the new Principals for the year took place at a JL convocation of this Chapter held at the Biasonic Hall , Bank Street , Ashford , on the 9 th inst ., when Comps . George Willis . M . B ., Cecil A . p ' . Osburne , and Charles Loud , were installed respectively into the chairs of Z ., H . and J . Ihe ceremonies were admirably rendered by Comp . Benjamin
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Snell P . Z ., who subsequently received the thanks of the Chapter for his services . The following Officers were appointed : —Comps . F . Hughes-Hallett P . Z . Prov . G . S . N . as S . E ., B . Snell P . Z . Prov . G . J . as S . N ., Robert Elliott P . Z . as Treasurer , Edward Pawlett PS ., O . F . Hughes-Hallett 1 st A . S ., B . O . Drake 2 nd A . S ., and John Cooke Janitor .
TRUTH INSTRUCTION CHAPTER , No . 1458 . 11 HE regular meeting was held at the Blosley Hotel , Manchester , on Tuesday evening , 8 th inst . There was a very good attendance of Provincial Officers and Companions , including Comp . C R . N . Beswioke-Royds Prov . G . H . After the reading and confirmation of minutes , the ceremony of exaltation was rehearsed by Comp . Buckley Carr P . Z . 993 and 1458 P . P . G . D . C , the candidate being Comp . A . E . Ehlinger .
The historical lecture was given by Comp . N . Goodman J . 581 , and the symbolical lecture by Comp . A . Hibbert H . 993 , both Companions acquitting themselves in a very satisfactory manner . An interesting discussion followed , and a pleasant interchange of opinion with regard to the working also took place .
The Theatres. &C.
The Theatres . & c .
Drury Lane . —Daily at 7-30 , and Wednesday and Saturday , afc 1-30 also , The Babes in the Wood . Lyceum . — Monday , Tuesday , Thursday and Friday evenings , and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons , The Blerchant of Venice ; Wednesday and Saturday evenings , Waterloo , and The Bells . Her Majesty's . —8 , Julius Cassar . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2 . Haymarket . —8-30 , The Little Minister . Blatinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2-30 .
Vaudeville . —8-20 , The French Blaid . Blatinee , Wednesday , 2 . 30 . Daly ' s . —8-15 , The Geisha ; A story of a Tea House . Blatinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Savoy . —Cn Tuesday , 8-30 , The Gondoliers . Matinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Lyric . —S' 15 , Dandy Dan , the Lifeguardsman . Matinee , Saturday , 2 ' 30 . Prince of Wales's . —8-15 , La Poupee . Matinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Gaiety . —8 , The Circus Girl . Blatinee , Saturday , 2 . Garrick . —8-15 , The Bluff of the Regiment . 9 , A brace of Partridges . Blatinee , Saturday , 3 .
Criterion . —8-15 , Tho Liars . Blatinee , Saturday , 2-30 . St . James ' s . —8 . Bluch Ado about Nothing . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2 . Terry's .-8-10 , The Eternal Masculine . 8 * 45 , The White Knight . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2-30 . Globe . —7 ' 45 , Comedietta . 8-20 , A Bachelor's Romance . Matinee ,
Saturday , 2 . On Wednesday next at 2-30 only . Duke of York's . —8 , Blusical Comedietta . 8-45 , The Dove-Cote . Matinee , Saturday , 3 . Comedy . —8-15 , The Sea Flower . Blatinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2-30 . Court . —8-30 , Trelawny of the " Wells . " Blatinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Royalty . —8 , The Cat and the Cherub . 9 , Oh ! Susannah 1 Blatinee ,
Saturday , 2 ' 30 . ( Last day . ) Princess ' s . —8 , How London lives . Parkhurst . —8 , The Country Girl . On Thursday , Love and Honour . Grand . —7 - 30 , Never Again . On Monday , One summer ' s day . Alexandra . —The Sign of the Cress . On Monday , The Prisoner of Zenda . Queen's Opera House , Crouch End . —Next week , The Ballet Girl . Alhambra . —7-50 , Variety Entertainment . Beauty and the Beast , Sec
Empire . —7-50 , Variety Entertainment . Treasure Island Tableaux , & c Palace . —7 -45 , Variety Entertainment . New American Biograph , Sec London Pavilion . —8 , Variety Entertainment . Royal . —7-30 , Variety Company . Saturday , 2-30 also . Egyptian Hall . —3 and 8 , BIr . J . N . Blaskelyne ' s entertainment . Crystal Palace . —Varied attractions daily . Royal Aquarium . —Open , 10 a . m ., close 11-30 p . m . Constant Amusement . Olympia . —Barnum and Bailey ' s greatest show on earth .
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Provincial.
DE TATTON LODGE , No . 2144 . THE regular meeting was held at tho Town Hall , Altrincham , on Wednesday , 9 th inst ., Bro . Charles Kenworthy W . M ., J . A . Lord S . W ., J . W . Wells J . W ., H . Lord S . D ., J . G . Appleton I . G . being the Officers present .
There were also present in the way of Visitors : Bro . T . Lyndon-Wyatt 1534 , F . W . Franks 1387 , T . Brownhill 1160 , H . G . Jackson 1077 , T . B . Bailey 1568 , George Owen 992 , J . Ferguson 1045 , and A . J . Brogden 1715 , in addition to a large number of the members of the Lodge .
The Lodge was opened by fche W . M . in due form , by whom also ifc was subsequently opened in the second degree , when Bros . Banton , Booth , and Percival , after answering the questions before raising , to the satisfaction of the Lodge , were each entrusted with the test of merit ; after which the Lodge was opened in the third degree by the W . M ., who raised those Brethren .
The Lodge was closed in the third degree , by virtue , by the W . M ., who also closed it in the second degree in like manner , and it remained open in the first degree , in which , after tho customary formulae ! and expressions of hearty good wishes from Visiting Brethren , it was finally closed by the W . M . in due form .
The whole of the members and visiting Brethren then adjourned to the Festive Board , where the remainder of the evening was occupied in the usual way , Bros . Whiteside , H . Lord , T . Lyndon-Wyatt , and Bailey being the principal contributors to the programme in the matter of musical entertainment .
CENTURION LODGE , No . 2322 . rPIHE regular meeting was held at the Victoria Hotel , Manchester , on _ L Monday , 7 th inst ., Bro . Capt . T . W . Ashworth W . M . After the reading and confirmation of minutes , successful ballots were taken for Messrs . Arthur Wall , Manufacturer , Prestwich , Captain 3 rd V . B . Lancashire Fusiliers ; and Thomas Parker , Superintendent , Great Central Railway , Captain 4 th V . B . Manchester Regiment , who were afterwards
initiated , the former by Bro . Past Master Col . J . Howarth Clark , J . P ., V . D ., and the latter by the W . M . Bro . Ashworth also presented and explained the working tools to the candidates . Lodge having been advanced , the principal chair was taken by Bro . Major George Kershaw I . P . M ., who raised Bro . Lieut . Arthur Samuel Pearce to the sublime degree of M . M .
The Lodge was then closed in peace and harmony , after which the Brethren adjourned to supper . There was a very good attendance of members and visitors , among the latter being Bros . Walter E . Jowitt P . M . 62 , John Ogden P . M . 1170 , George D . Brookes W . M . 1090 , F . T . W . Curtis S . W . 1593 , and Geo . Sillivan 321 .
HARDWICK LODGE , No . 2373 . THE installation of Bro . George Allcock S . W . took place at the annual festival , held in the Masonic Hall , Chesterfield , on Monday , 14 th inst . Bro . W . G . Cook W . M ., ancl Bro . L . F . Shaw P . M . P . P . G . P . performing the ceremony .
THE MANCHESTER LODGE , No . 2554 . THE regular meeting was held at the Freemasons' Hall , Manchester , on Friday , llth inst ., Bro . William Charlton , J . P ., Worshipful Master . Mr . Charles Jordan , whose initiation had been deferred on more than one occasion , now made his first acquaintance with Masonic mysteries , the ceremony being performed by tho W . Bl ., assisted by Bro . A . C . K . Smith J . W ., who presented and explained the working tools to the candidate and who also delivered the ancient charge .
Afc fche festive board which followed , a very pleasant social programme of a unique kind was gone through . Bro . I . K . Haddad , a visitor from Beyrout , rendered a song in Greek , which was interpreted by his brother ( Bro . J . A . K . Haddad I . G . ) ; Bro . A . Rottmayer W . M . 317 favoured the company with one in German , very expressively sung ; Bro . Thomas Plumpton I . P . M . distinguished himself by a song in French ; and Bro . Edward Roberts P . M . 1459 followed with Irish and Dutch sketches , the other contributaries being Bros . Chas . Jordan , Alfred Wiliams , and W . J . Charlton .
ST . MARY OF THE HARBOUR LODGE , No . 2591 . THE annual installation meeting was held at the Town Hall , Shoreham , on Wednesday , 9 th inst ., when the Lodge was opened by the W . M . Bro . Charles Howard . The chief business of the meeting was the installation of Bro . Ernest Cox as W . M . for the ensuing year , the ceremony being ably performed by the
W . M . On behalf of the Brethren of the Lodge , the W . M . presented Bro . Charles Howard with a Past Master ' s gold jewel , in recognition of the admirable manner in which he had carried out his duties during the past year . The Lodge having been closed , fche Brethren adjourned to the Royal George Hotel , where they sat down to a banquet under the presidency of the newly-installed W . Bl .
The I . P . M . proposed tho Worshipful Master . Bro . Cox , he said , had shown such •excellent work in the Lodge that he had secured the confidence aud goodwill of'all the Brethren , and he was sure no more popular appointment as W . Bl . could have been inii . de .
The W . M ., on rising to respond , was warmly received . Thanking the Brethren for the hearty manner in which they had responded to the toast , he relied upon their kind support during the > ear , and trusted that by their united efforts the Lodge would be strengthened , and its finances still further increased .
Royal Arch.
ROYAL ARCH .
INVICTA CHAPTER , No . 709 . HMHE installation of the new Principals for the year took place at a JL convocation of this Chapter held at the Biasonic Hall , Bank Street , Ashford , on the 9 th inst ., when Comps . George Willis . M . B ., Cecil A . p ' . Osburne , and Charles Loud , were installed respectively into the chairs of Z ., H . and J . Ihe ceremonies were admirably rendered by Comp . Benjamin
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Snell P . Z ., who subsequently received the thanks of the Chapter for his services . The following Officers were appointed : —Comps . F . Hughes-Hallett P . Z . Prov . G . S . N . as S . E ., B . Snell P . Z . Prov . G . J . as S . N ., Robert Elliott P . Z . as Treasurer , Edward Pawlett PS ., O . F . Hughes-Hallett 1 st A . S ., B . O . Drake 2 nd A . S ., and John Cooke Janitor .
TRUTH INSTRUCTION CHAPTER , No . 1458 . 11 HE regular meeting was held at the Blosley Hotel , Manchester , on Tuesday evening , 8 th inst . There was a very good attendance of Provincial Officers and Companions , including Comp . C R . N . Beswioke-Royds Prov . G . H . After the reading and confirmation of minutes , the ceremony of exaltation was rehearsed by Comp . Buckley Carr P . Z . 993 and 1458 P . P . G . D . C , the candidate being Comp . A . E . Ehlinger .
The historical lecture was given by Comp . N . Goodman J . 581 , and the symbolical lecture by Comp . A . Hibbert H . 993 , both Companions acquitting themselves in a very satisfactory manner . An interesting discussion followed , and a pleasant interchange of opinion with regard to the working also took place .
The Theatres. &C.
The Theatres . & c .
Drury Lane . —Daily at 7-30 , and Wednesday and Saturday , afc 1-30 also , The Babes in the Wood . Lyceum . — Monday , Tuesday , Thursday and Friday evenings , and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons , The Blerchant of Venice ; Wednesday and Saturday evenings , Waterloo , and The Bells . Her Majesty's . —8 , Julius Cassar . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2 . Haymarket . —8-30 , The Little Minister . Blatinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2-30 .
Vaudeville . —8-20 , The French Blaid . Blatinee , Wednesday , 2 . 30 . Daly ' s . —8-15 , The Geisha ; A story of a Tea House . Blatinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Savoy . —Cn Tuesday , 8-30 , The Gondoliers . Matinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Lyric . —S' 15 , Dandy Dan , the Lifeguardsman . Matinee , Saturday , 2 ' 30 . Prince of Wales's . —8-15 , La Poupee . Matinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Gaiety . —8 , The Circus Girl . Blatinee , Saturday , 2 . Garrick . —8-15 , The Bluff of the Regiment . 9 , A brace of Partridges . Blatinee , Saturday , 3 .
Criterion . —8-15 , Tho Liars . Blatinee , Saturday , 2-30 . St . James ' s . —8 . Bluch Ado about Nothing . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2 . Terry's .-8-10 , The Eternal Masculine . 8 * 45 , The White Knight . Matinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2-30 . Globe . —7 ' 45 , Comedietta . 8-20 , A Bachelor's Romance . Matinee ,
Saturday , 2 . On Wednesday next at 2-30 only . Duke of York's . —8 , Blusical Comedietta . 8-45 , The Dove-Cote . Matinee , Saturday , 3 . Comedy . —8-15 , The Sea Flower . Blatinee , Wednesday and Saturday , 2-30 . Court . —8-30 , Trelawny of the " Wells . " Blatinee , Saturday , 2-30 . Royalty . —8 , The Cat and the Cherub . 9 , Oh ! Susannah 1 Blatinee ,
Saturday , 2 ' 30 . ( Last day . ) Princess ' s . —8 , How London lives . Parkhurst . —8 , The Country Girl . On Thursday , Love and Honour . Grand . —7 - 30 , Never Again . On Monday , One summer ' s day . Alexandra . —The Sign of the Cress . On Monday , The Prisoner of Zenda . Queen's Opera House , Crouch End . —Next week , The Ballet Girl . Alhambra . —7-50 , Variety Entertainment . Beauty and the Beast , Sec
Empire . —7-50 , Variety Entertainment . Treasure Island Tableaux , & c Palace . —7 -45 , Variety Entertainment . New American Biograph , Sec London Pavilion . —8 , Variety Entertainment . Royal . —7-30 , Variety Company . Saturday , 2-30 also . Egyptian Hall . —3 and 8 , BIr . J . N . Blaskelyne ' s entertainment . Crystal Palace . —Varied attractions daily . Royal Aquarium . —Open , 10 a . m ., close 11-30 p . m . Constant Amusement . Olympia . —Barnum and Bailey ' s greatest show on earth .
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TheThiefJ(gp|>K THE"SAFE"PURSE.^W^>te A FEW days ago a lady Nurse was ^ BL ^ Vfc . ^* iK walking in High Street , Islington , wHU ^^ 's ^ J when a man snatched at her purse , but he did vgSmg & Smmtmli not get it . The purse remained SAFE in the iHpHHHP * Lady's hand—ifc was one of the Hon . Mrs . ^ HHEiln Pery ' s " Safe" Purses , which prevents all ^ B ^ K ^ m danger of losing money while carrying it about . W ^ H ^ KHi IT CANNOT BE SNATCHED FROM THE V ^ KSIPF Of all Fancy Goods Warehouses . Prices 1 / - to 42 / - or post free 3 d extra from the SAFE PURSE DEPOT , 7 Wood Street , London , E . C .