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BOTAL MASONIC BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION FOB AGED FREEMASONS AND WIDOWS OF FREEMASONS CROYDON . OFFICE—4 FREEMASONS' HALL , LONDON , W . C . Grand Patron and President : His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES , K . G ., M . W . G . M . AT the Annual General Meeting of this Institution , held at Freemasons' Hall , London , on Friday , 18 th May 1894 W . Bro . JOHN A . FARNEIELD , Patron , P . A . G . D . C , Treasurer and Trustee , in tho Chair . After the general business was disposed of , the Governors and Subscribers proceeded to the ELECTION of 27 MALE ANNUITANTS from an approved list of 65 Candidates , and 16 FEMALE ANNUITANTS from an approved list of 54 Candidates , when the following wore declared duly elected : — MALES . No . Votes . No . Votes . 1 Bro . F . Long ... 4524 16 Bro . W . H . Gill ... 2857 2 J . W . Avery ... 4377 17 W . W . Boniface 2827 * 3 J . W . Lakm ... 4002 18 C . Ship ... 2808 4 T . Alcock ... 3846 19 W . Dodge ... 2784 5 G . F . Swan ... 3343 * 20 E . G . Burton 2732 6 C . B . Claydon 3257 * 21 E . A . Singard 2713 7 H . Adams ... 3248 * 22 H . Haigh ... 2706 8 H . J . Smith ... 3245 * 23 J . W . Turner 2677 9 W . H . Myers 3212 * 24 R . Glover ... 2671 10 A . Finch ... 3191 25 T . C . Johnson ( dell J . H . Spencer 3157 ferred ) ... 2583 12 J . Neavo ... 3081 26 J . Bagsbaw ( de-13 T . Hopkinson 2961 ferred ) ... 2550 14 J . B . Sargeant 2948 27 G . Fox ( deferred ) 2498 15 R . W . Hammond 2929 WIDOWS . No . Votes . No . Votes . 1 Mrs . S . Welsford ... 5907 11 Mrs . Ann Bailos ... 5300 2 A . Thomas ... 5825 * 12 Sarah Mann 5296 3 E . Ough ... 5768 * 13 Maria Vile ... 5238 4 S . Wills ... 5732 14 Emma Pickett 5 M . J . Clifton 5708 ( deferred ) ... 5228 6 A . M . Taylor 5677 15 Mary White 7 C . Morris ... 5671 ( deferred ) ... 5088 8 H . A . Piatt ... 5585 16 C . M . Seabrook 9 M . A . Parker ... 5576 ( deferred ) ... 5042 10 Eliza Mills ... 5523 Tho votes of the unsuccessful candidates will be carried forward to tho next election . Those marked * are elected to fill vacancies occasioned by death sinco the voting papers were issued . Tho three lowest on the Poll ( both Male and Female ) will be placed on tho list of annuitants as vacancies occur . By order , JAMES TERRY , Vice-Patron and Secretary . 18 th May 1894 .
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FAILING EYESIGHT . - — ¦ ¦ - . iiv ^ r- . T ) ERSONS suffering from Defective l ^ 0 ^ A ^\ . \^^^ ioAA \ JAA 'Vision ( particularly those wbo-\ AA ; A ^ AAASM Mjlillll ^ -i have been unable to get suitable glas . \ j ^ ^ 0 y t "Xjj ^ gg ^ ses elsewhere ) , should consult Mrl Bluett , who has had 30 years'practical experience in making and adapting Spectacles for every form of defective Eyesight , and for which he has received numerous unsolicited testimonials . The Eyes carefully Examined and Sight Tested FREE . Spectacles from 1 / 6 per pair . Ophthalmic ] F . BLUETT , \ 0 ptician 8 a GREAT PORTLAND STREET , LONDON , W . ( Four doors from Oxford Street . )
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THIS valuable mptWcvrw , di enrer' -il and „ . __ „ .., invented b . v Mr . Ricn . mn FwersiAS in 18-11 , _ _\_ W $ _ ffl £ __\ introduced into India nnd Ki / ypt in la-Do . and ml ) . m ^_^_ W _ i _^^ S ^ sequent !) - all ovrr tbe world , maintains it" supie' W &** IgMf {' _\ mncy ns a special and specific liimedy for tlo -JKM ^ llia Treatment and Cnre r > f Coughs , ( nlils . ( . YiinvnipdHtfBR | BJagp b tion , Cancer , Bronchitis , ¦ Asthma , . • rae , Sero AMnruABlC Throat , Influenza , Neuralgia . Dinrrlu--, !' . scniery , " •• 31 / 6 MAK Asiatic Cholera , Colir , Gout , nnd nil r ' c \ ers . At la lid , 2 s 9 d , 4 s id , lis , and 2 tis per bottle . T 7 RFFM A N' ^ l ^ ° ' ^ ^ atent Medicine Dealers in all parts of N . B . —Lord Chancellor Selh-mo . Lord . Instico ORTITTN A 1 James , and Lord Justice Hellish decided in favour uAuuiimu of FREEMAN'S ORIGINAL CHT . OBODYNK , aid „ nnnTitnin against Brown-ami Davenport , cfmpellinp themto ¦ CHLOixODYrjE PV « " easts ia tie suit .-See Timet oliiih July 1873 .
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gB !! ea 55 HVA A"A PpmBJBBBHgaBBB a ^^^^^^ ^¦ " ^ re ^ ggasS SATUEDAY , 19 TH MAY 1894 .
The Institutions, &C.
THE INSTITUTIONS , & c .
Royal Masonic Institution for Girls . THE annual visit of the Stewards and friends to the School at Battersea Rise took place on Monday of last week , when a numerous and brilliant company assembled . The principal event of the day was the
distribution of prizes to the successful pupils , and this duty was undertaken by the Countess of Lathom , who was accompanied by the Earl of Lathom , Lord and Lady Skelmersdale , fche Earl of Euston , & c . The distinguished
visitors were received by the members of the House Committee , headed by Sir John B . Monckton , chairman of the month ; the Secretary ; Miss Davis , the head Mistress of the School and other officials .
The programme included the usual niusieal entertainment by the pupils , a trio with forty-eight hands at eight pianos , and a duefc , wifch thirty-two hands , supplying the very best of evidence of the efficient tuition
given the children in this direction . The proceedings were brought to a conclusion with the Calisthenic and Marching exercises by the pupils , which called forth the customary applause .
We append a list of prize winners , ifc being explained that no Girl , however meritorious , can take more than three prizes , but this rale does not apply fco Gold or Silver Medals , or the Cambridge Local or College of
Preceptors' Examinations . PRESENTED BY THE INSTITUTION
Gold Medal for Proficiency ( With £ 5 by the late Bro . William Winn ) Florence Bexfield . Silver Medal for good Conduct ( With £ 5 by the late Bro . William
Winn ) Nellie Cooper . Cambridge Local Examinations ( 17 entered , all passed ) : SENIOR . —Class II . Honours . Gold Medallist , 1892 ( Distinction in French and Music ) Bertha Dean . Satisfied Examiners
Hester Burt ( Silver Medallist , 1893 ) , Evelyn Conti . JUNIOK . —Class I . Honours ( Distinction in Religious Knowledge , English , ancl Music ) Florence Bexfield . Class II . Honours ( Distinction in Religious Knowledge ) Nellie Cooper , Helena Tims . Class III . Honours ( Distinction
in Religious Knowledge and French ) Ethel Sanders . ( Distinction in French ) Mabel Bohli . Satisfied Examiners Kathleen Holman , Mary Baverstock ( Distinction in Religious Knowledge ) , Winifred Chinneck , Nellie Harvey , Dora Ireson , Alice Smith , Olga Tettenborn , Edith Woodbridge , Myrtle Speed .
General Improvement and Industry in lst Class . Ada Turton . College of Preceptors' Examination ( 41 entered , 40 passed ) : PRIZE WINNERS . —Margaret Carter , Constance Green . General Proficiency in Lower Classes . 3 rd , Annie Wilson . 4 th , Emily Martin . 5 th , Rose Davies . 6 th , Gertrude McLeod .
Needlework . Isabella Lane , Mabel Edmoston , Mabel Cookes , Winifred Belton . Order and Attention ( As proved by Conduct Marks throughout tho year ) Jessie Codling , Margaret Griffith .
PRESENTED BY FRIENDS OF THE INSTITUTION . Religious Knowledge ( Bro . Robert Grey)—Florence Bexfield , Nellie Cooper , Helena Tims , Ethel Sanders , Kathleen Holman , Mary Baverstock . English Subjects ( Bro . A . C . Spaull)—Florence Bexfield . Arithmetic and Mathematics ( Bro . Thomas Fenn)—Nellie Cooper .
Music—Firsfc Prize ( Bro . J . H . Matthews)—Bertha Dean ( Honour Certificate , School Exam , of Associated Board , Higher Division ) . Second Prizes ( The Wentworth Little)—Elsie Mackey , Nellie Cooper , Ethel Davis .
Third Prizes ( An Ex-Pupil)—Frances Ace , Dorothy Besley . Singing ( Bro . J . H . Matthews)—Helena Tims . French ( Bro . Eugene Monteuuis)—Bertha Dean , Ethel Sanders , Mabel Bohli . Drawing ( The John Boyd)—Winifred Tumor , Isabel Pinder , Winifred Chinnick , Olga Tettenborn .
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BOTAL MASONIC BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION FOB AGED FREEMASONS AND WIDOWS OF FREEMASONS CROYDON . OFFICE—4 FREEMASONS' HALL , LONDON , W . C . Grand Patron and President : His ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES , K . G ., M . W . G . M . AT the Annual General Meeting of this Institution , held at Freemasons' Hall , London , on Friday , 18 th May 1894 W . Bro . JOHN A . FARNEIELD , Patron , P . A . G . D . C , Treasurer and Trustee , in tho Chair . After the general business was disposed of , the Governors and Subscribers proceeded to the ELECTION of 27 MALE ANNUITANTS from an approved list of 65 Candidates , and 16 FEMALE ANNUITANTS from an approved list of 54 Candidates , when the following wore declared duly elected : — MALES . No . Votes . No . Votes . 1 Bro . F . Long ... 4524 16 Bro . W . H . Gill ... 2857 2 J . W . Avery ... 4377 17 W . W . Boniface 2827 * 3 J . W . Lakm ... 4002 18 C . Ship ... 2808 4 T . Alcock ... 3846 19 W . Dodge ... 2784 5 G . F . Swan ... 3343 * 20 E . G . Burton 2732 6 C . B . Claydon 3257 * 21 E . A . Singard 2713 7 H . Adams ... 3248 * 22 H . Haigh ... 2706 8 H . J . Smith ... 3245 * 23 J . W . Turner 2677 9 W . H . Myers 3212 * 24 R . Glover ... 2671 10 A . Finch ... 3191 25 T . C . Johnson ( dell J . H . Spencer 3157 ferred ) ... 2583 12 J . Neavo ... 3081 26 J . Bagsbaw ( de-13 T . Hopkinson 2961 ferred ) ... 2550 14 J . B . Sargeant 2948 27 G . Fox ( deferred ) 2498 15 R . W . Hammond 2929 WIDOWS . No . Votes . No . Votes . 1 Mrs . S . Welsford ... 5907 11 Mrs . Ann Bailos ... 5300 2 A . Thomas ... 5825 * 12 Sarah Mann 5296 3 E . Ough ... 5768 * 13 Maria Vile ... 5238 4 S . Wills ... 5732 14 Emma Pickett 5 M . J . Clifton 5708 ( deferred ) ... 5228 6 A . M . Taylor 5677 15 Mary White 7 C . Morris ... 5671 ( deferred ) ... 5088 8 H . A . Piatt ... 5585 16 C . M . Seabrook 9 M . A . Parker ... 5576 ( deferred ) ... 5042 10 Eliza Mills ... 5523 Tho votes of the unsuccessful candidates will be carried forward to tho next election . Those marked * are elected to fill vacancies occasioned by death sinco the voting papers were issued . Tho three lowest on the Poll ( both Male and Female ) will be placed on tho list of annuitants as vacancies occur . By order , JAMES TERRY , Vice-Patron and Secretary . 18 th May 1894 .
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FAILING EYESIGHT . - — ¦ ¦ - . iiv ^ r- . T ) ERSONS suffering from Defective l ^ 0 ^ A ^\ . \^^^ ioAA \ JAA 'Vision ( particularly those wbo-\ AA ; A ^ AAASM Mjlillll ^ -i have been unable to get suitable glas . \ j ^ ^ 0 y t "Xjj ^ gg ^ ses elsewhere ) , should consult Mrl Bluett , who has had 30 years'practical experience in making and adapting Spectacles for every form of defective Eyesight , and for which he has received numerous unsolicited testimonials . The Eyes carefully Examined and Sight Tested FREE . Spectacles from 1 / 6 per pair . Ophthalmic ] F . BLUETT , \ 0 ptician 8 a GREAT PORTLAND STREET , LONDON , W . ( Four doors from Oxford Street . )
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THIS valuable mptWcvrw , di enrer' -il and „ . __ „ .., invented b . v Mr . Ricn . mn FwersiAS in 18-11 , _ _\_ W $ _ ffl £ __\ introduced into India nnd Ki / ypt in la-Do . and ml ) . m ^_^_ W _ i _^^ S ^ sequent !) - all ovrr tbe world , maintains it" supie' W &** IgMf {' _\ mncy ns a special and specific liimedy for tlo -JKM ^ llia Treatment and Cnre r > f Coughs , ( nlils . ( . YiinvnipdHtfBR | BJagp b tion , Cancer , Bronchitis , ¦ Asthma , . • rae , Sero AMnruABlC Throat , Influenza , Neuralgia . Dinrrlu--, !' . scniery , " •• 31 / 6 MAK Asiatic Cholera , Colir , Gout , nnd nil r ' c \ ers . At la lid , 2 s 9 d , 4 s id , lis , and 2 tis per bottle . T 7 RFFM A N' ^ l ^ ° ' ^ ^ atent Medicine Dealers in all parts of N . B . —Lord Chancellor Selh-mo . Lord . Instico ORTITTN A 1 James , and Lord Justice Hellish decided in favour uAuuiimu of FREEMAN'S ORIGINAL CHT . OBODYNK , aid „ nnnTitnin against Brown-ami Davenport , cfmpellinp themto ¦ CHLOixODYrjE PV « " easts ia tie suit .-See Timet oliiih July 1873 .
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gB !! ea 55 HVA A"A PpmBJBBBHgaBBB a ^^^^^^ ^¦ " ^ re ^ ggasS SATUEDAY , 19 TH MAY 1894 .
The Institutions, &C.
THE INSTITUTIONS , & c .
Royal Masonic Institution for Girls . THE annual visit of the Stewards and friends to the School at Battersea Rise took place on Monday of last week , when a numerous and brilliant company assembled . The principal event of the day was the
distribution of prizes to the successful pupils , and this duty was undertaken by the Countess of Lathom , who was accompanied by the Earl of Lathom , Lord and Lady Skelmersdale , fche Earl of Euston , & c . The distinguished
visitors were received by the members of the House Committee , headed by Sir John B . Monckton , chairman of the month ; the Secretary ; Miss Davis , the head Mistress of the School and other officials .
The programme included the usual niusieal entertainment by the pupils , a trio with forty-eight hands at eight pianos , and a duefc , wifch thirty-two hands , supplying the very best of evidence of the efficient tuition
given the children in this direction . The proceedings were brought to a conclusion with the Calisthenic and Marching exercises by the pupils , which called forth the customary applause .
We append a list of prize winners , ifc being explained that no Girl , however meritorious , can take more than three prizes , but this rale does not apply fco Gold or Silver Medals , or the Cambridge Local or College of
Preceptors' Examinations . PRESENTED BY THE INSTITUTION
Gold Medal for Proficiency ( With £ 5 by the late Bro . William Winn ) Florence Bexfield . Silver Medal for good Conduct ( With £ 5 by the late Bro . William
Winn ) Nellie Cooper . Cambridge Local Examinations ( 17 entered , all passed ) : SENIOR . —Class II . Honours . Gold Medallist , 1892 ( Distinction in French and Music ) Bertha Dean . Satisfied Examiners
Hester Burt ( Silver Medallist , 1893 ) , Evelyn Conti . JUNIOK . —Class I . Honours ( Distinction in Religious Knowledge , English , ancl Music ) Florence Bexfield . Class II . Honours ( Distinction in Religious Knowledge ) Nellie Cooper , Helena Tims . Class III . Honours ( Distinction
in Religious Knowledge and French ) Ethel Sanders . ( Distinction in French ) Mabel Bohli . Satisfied Examiners Kathleen Holman , Mary Baverstock ( Distinction in Religious Knowledge ) , Winifred Chinneck , Nellie Harvey , Dora Ireson , Alice Smith , Olga Tettenborn , Edith Woodbridge , Myrtle Speed .
General Improvement and Industry in lst Class . Ada Turton . College of Preceptors' Examination ( 41 entered , 40 passed ) : PRIZE WINNERS . —Margaret Carter , Constance Green . General Proficiency in Lower Classes . 3 rd , Annie Wilson . 4 th , Emily Martin . 5 th , Rose Davies . 6 th , Gertrude McLeod .
Needlework . Isabella Lane , Mabel Edmoston , Mabel Cookes , Winifred Belton . Order and Attention ( As proved by Conduct Marks throughout tho year ) Jessie Codling , Margaret Griffith .
PRESENTED BY FRIENDS OF THE INSTITUTION . Religious Knowledge ( Bro . Robert Grey)—Florence Bexfield , Nellie Cooper , Helena Tims , Ethel Sanders , Kathleen Holman , Mary Baverstock . English Subjects ( Bro . A . C . Spaull)—Florence Bexfield . Arithmetic and Mathematics ( Bro . Thomas Fenn)—Nellie Cooper .
Music—Firsfc Prize ( Bro . J . H . Matthews)—Bertha Dean ( Honour Certificate , School Exam , of Associated Board , Higher Division ) . Second Prizes ( The Wentworth Little)—Elsie Mackey , Nellie Cooper , Ethel Davis .
Third Prizes ( An Ex-Pupil)—Frances Ace , Dorothy Besley . Singing ( Bro . J . H . Matthews)—Helena Tims . French ( Bro . Eugene Monteuuis)—Bertha Dean , Ethel Sanders , Mabel Bohli . Drawing ( The John Boyd)—Winifred Tumor , Isabel Pinder , Winifred Chinnick , Olga Tettenborn .