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Metham Lodge, No. 1205.

read notice from Grand Lodge respecting the wearing of charity jewels . P . M . Driver proposed , and P . M . Follett seconded , that tho W . M . be presented with a P . M . 's jewel , —carried unanimously . All Masonio bnsiness being ended Lodge was closed in duo form . Tho Installation Meeting will tako placo on Thursday , 8 th April . Tho brethren retired and partook of an excellent sapper , provided by Brother Wood .

Phoenix Lodge , No . 173 . —The regular meeting of this ancient and flourishing Lodge was held on Saturday , tho 13 th instant , at the Freemasons' Hall , Great Queen-street , and was numerously attended by tho brethren and visitors . Bros . E . W . Allen W . M ., J . Blyth S . W ., Andrews J . W ., J . Burford Treasurer , E . W . Matthews Sec , F . Foxley S . D ., F . D . Vine J . D ., Gnttebock I . G ., Davie Steward ,

C . Jekyll Organist , Speight P . M . Tyler ; P . M . ' s J . Finch I . P . M ., F . R . Vine , S . G . Phillips , Salmon ; Bros . Kiunimant , Vincy , Simpson , Gilbert , Boulting , Mott , Stoneham , Holcombe , & o . The Lodge was opened , and tho minutes were confirmed . Sevoral matters in connection with the Lodgo wero discussed , and a petition on behalf of the widow of a distressed brother , late a member , was recommended to

the Board of Benevolence , and then Lodgo was closed . The brethren sat down to a snmptnons banquet and dessert , provided by Bro . A . Best , and superintended by Bro . Dawkins . Grace having been sung by Bros . Lawler , Hodges and Jekyll , the W . M . proposed the toast of the Queen and the Craft . Ho then in enlogistio terms proposed the toast of H . R . H . the Prince of Wales M . W . G . M ., remarking how una .

nimon . 3 was tho feeling of satisfaction when the re-election of H . R . H . took place . There was a spirit of enthusiasm in Grand Lodge at seeing him re-elected as M . W . G . M . All hoped he would retain his position for many years . After Bro . Lawler had sung " God bless the Prince of Wales , " the toast of the Pro G . M ., the Deputy G . M . and the rest of the Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge of England was given .

Bro . Hodges sang " Maid of Athens . " Bro . Finch I . P . M . proposed the health of tho W . M . The gavel having been placed in his hands , the brethren would agree that he might congratulate Bro . Allen on two things ; first , his admirable working , and then his excellent presidency . He had shown that he possessed the attributes of a true Englishgentleman and Freemason . The W . M . in reply thanked Bro .

Finch and the brethren for tho enthusiastic manner in which they hadreceived tho toast ; he had hoped to have had the pleasure of working the first degree , but was prevented ; ho trusted he might have to do so on a future occasion . Bro . Lawler delighted the brethren with one of his popular songs . Tho Visitors were next brought under the notice of the brethren by the W . M . ; the members were always

pleased to see them in the Phcenix Lodgo . Ho ( the W . M . ) would call on Bro . Johnson W . M . Creaton Lodge to respond . After a song by Bro . Frank Ward , Bro . Johnson , in an excellent speech , responded for the Visitors ; he regretted the cause of there being no working that evening ; this was dne to circumstances over which thoy had no control . The Phcenix Lodge was known for its working , and ho with

the other Visitors hoped to seo the old feeling renewed , so that any littlo misconceptions that had arisen would eventually be set right ; he could speak with great sincerity of the excellent manner in which the W . M . displayed his hospitable proclivities , and he , on behalf of the numerous Visitors , thanked the Lodge for its hospitality . Bro . Fairbrother gave a very excellent recitation . The W . M .,

in proposing the toast of the P . M . ' s , regretted the absenco of Bro . Wilson ; he returned them his sincere thanks for the assistance they had rendered bim during his year of office . Bro . Vine said the P . M . ' s wero under obligations to the W . M . for the way in which he had proposed the toast . Bro . S . S . Phillips also replied . For the Officers Bro . Blyth S . W . responded . He hoped by the kindness of the

members eventually to become W . M . of this influential Lodge . As S . W ., he would endeavour to carry out every duty required of him . Bros . Foxley , Bulford , Matthews , Vine jun ., and Davey also spoke ; all fully endorsed the former speakers' remarks , and then the Tyler ' s toast was given . Among the Visitors were Bros . T . B . Dodson P . M . 860 , F . G . Baker P . M . 753 , W . Shephard 69 , G . H . Hunter

W . M . 1298 , G . E . Fairchild J . D . 1196 , H . J . Johnson 1791 , J . I . Cantle W . M . 1257 , G . Goody S . D . 34 , Whittick P . M . 511 , F . Ward 1541 , Lawler , Holmes 1608 , H . M . Levy P . M . 188 , & o .

Percy Lodge of Instruction , No . 198 . —On Saturday , 6 th inst ., at Bro . Fysh's , the Jolly Farmers , Southgate-road . Present : — Bros . R . Snare W . M ., Byott S . W ., W . Williams J . W ., Pearcy Preceptor , A . W . Fenner Secretary , Carr S . D ., Spencer J . D ., J . Lorkin I . G . ; also Bros . Houghton , R . Defriez , D . Moss , Valentine , Gibbs , Giller , Weeden , & c . After preliminaries the ceremony of initiation was rehearsed , Bro . Valentino candidate . Bro . Moss worked the

second section , assisted by Bro . Carr . Lodgo was advanced , and Bro . Gibbs having given ample proofs of his proficiency , was entrnsted . Lodge was then opened in tho third degree , and tho ceremony of rasing rehearsed , Bro . Gibbs being the candidate , both ceremonies were performed in a very careful manner . The Treasurer and Secretary were dnly elected , and a vote of thanks was passed to them for their past services .

On the 13 th inst . Present : —Bros . Byott W . M ., W . Williams S . W ., Carr J . W ., Pearcy Preceptor , A . W . Fenner Secretary , Spencer S . D ., J . Lorkin J . D ., Gibbs I . G ., also Bros . J . Millington , R . Defriez , Houghton , Fysh , I . P . Cohen , H . Hall , D . Moss , Lardner , Gilham , Byng , W . Burtle , Trewinnard , & c . Lodgo was opened and the minutes read and confirmed . Bro . Cohen gave proof of his proficiency

as an E . A . was duly entrusted , and the ceremony of passing was rehearsed . Bro . Mos 3 worked the first , Bro . Pearcy tho second , Bro Moss the third , fourth and fifth sections of tho lecture , assisted by the brethren . Lodge was resumed , and Bro . W . Williams was elected W . M . for tho ensuing week . The Lodge voto for tho Boys' School was given to Bro . Pearpy . After which Lodge was closed .

Metham Lodge, No. 1205.

Union Lodge , No . 414 . —A meeting waa hold on Tuesday , 17 th February , at the Masonio Hall , Reading . Present : —Bros , Samuel Bradley W . M ., C . Stephens S . W ., R . C . Mount P . M . J . W ., Rev . N . T . Garry Chaplain , S . A . Pocock P . M . Treasurer , M . J . Withers Secretary , F . Ferguson S . D ., S . Wheeler jnn . J . D ., Blackwell and Moffatt Stewards , A . W . Parry I . G ., W . Hemmings Tyler j Past Masters Bros . Oades , R . Bradley , A . M . Yetta ; Members—Bros .

Hayward , Higgs , Martin , Hart , Hawkes , Albnry , Oswell , George ; Visitors—Bros . W . P . Ivey P . M . Secretary 1101 , W . Ferguson S . W . 1101 , J . T . Stransom Treasnrer 1101 , Colonel Lewis Jones Himalayan 673 . After duo observance of preliminaries , Bros . Oswell and George gave proof of efficiency , and wero passed to the degree of Fellow Craft . Tho Lodge was resumed to the first degree . The W . M . proposed , and the J . W . seconded , that Bros . Higgs , Albnry , and Martin be re-elected members of tho Permanent Committee . It was

moved by Bro . Bradley P . M . P . G . Secretary Berks and Backs , and seconded by Bro . Oades I . P . M . — " That tho brethren of the Lodgo of Union 414 having hoard , with very great satisfaction , of the appointment of Bro . the Ven . Arthur Perceval Purey-Cast , M . A ., Archdeacon of Bnokingham , to the Deanery of the Cathedral Churoh of York , desire to congratulate him very sincerely on hia well .

earned promotion , and to express to him their earnest hope that he may bo allowed to enjoy hia new dignity for many years ; and that he may find in hia new position fresh opportunities of advancing tho interests of the Craft . "—Carried nem con . The Chaplain was instructed to transmit tho same to tho Archdeacon . A gentleman was proposed for initiation by the I . P . M ., and seconded by the P . G .

Secretary . The Chaplain informed the Lodge that he had written a letter of condolence to the sister of tho late Bro . Dr . Woodhouse , which had been acknowledged with thanks . Bros . Stephena S . W . and Ferguson S . D . were congratulated on the snecess which attended their labours as Stewards at the Royal Masonio Benevolent Institntion , on the 19 th February . All business being ended , the Lodge was closed .

Belgrave Lodge , No . 749 . —The regular meeting wa 3 held on the 10 th inst ., at * Anderton's Hotel , Fleet-street . Bros . J . W . Collart W . M ., G . Gardiner S . W ., J . W . Groves J . W ., J . Painter Treas ., H . Garrod P . M . Secretary , W . 0 . Hall S . D ., A . F . Leeoh J . D ., H . E . Forscutt I . G ., A . J . Pierson Organist , F . T . Parkins W . S ., J . W . Hobbs P . M . D . C ; Past Masters P . Parsons , E . J . Scott , H . W .

Greenwood ; Bros . Dawson , H . Harvey , Weeks , Elliott , Hill , Tnbbs , Smout , Triggs , Poupard , Santer , & o . Visitors—Bros . J . Akhurst 780 , W . Richard 853 , F . Calvert 780 , J . T . Dawaon 27 , T . H . Cuaworth P . M . 813 , W . Iron 1579 , W . Stollard W . M . 180 , G . Rogers 55 , F . Rose 179 . Tho Lodgo was opened , and the minutes coufirmed . Mr . S . G . T . Alford was ballotted for , and duly initiated into the Order .

Bros . Halliwell and Walton were raised , the ceremony being perfectly and impressively rendered . A vote of thanks was recorded on the minntes to Bro . Gardiner S . W . for a presentation he made to the Lodge . The brethren then adjourned to an excellent banqnet , provided by Bro . F . Clemow . The usnal toasts were given . The W . M .,

in proposing the health of the I . P . M . Bro . E . Booker , in the name of the Lodge , presented him with an elegant gold Past Master's jewel . Bros . W . Stollard W . M . 180 and T . Akhurst 780 responded for tho Visitors . During tho evening somo excellent harmony emanated from Bros . Scmler , Hall , and Pierson .

Eoyal Alfred Lodge of Instruction , No . 780 . —Held at Star and Garter , Kew Bridge , on 12 th March . Bros . Andrews W . M ., Blasby S . W ., Gunner J . W ., Gomm S . D ., Franckol J . D ., Maton I . G ., Roe P . M . Preceptor , Hogg P . M ., Tucker Treas ., & c . After preliminaries the ceremony of initiation was rehearsed , Bro . Roe can .

didate . Lodgo advanced , and Bro . Tucker answered the questions leading to the third degree , and Bro . Andrews ably rehearsed the ceremony . Bro . Blasby was elected W . M . for next meeting . The brethren would bo glad to welcome members of the Craft who may honour them with a visit on any Lodge evening .

Dalhousie Lodge of Instruction , No . 880 . —Held at Bro . Smyth ' s , Sisters' Tavern , Pownall-road , - Dalston , on Tuesday , 16 th March . —Bros . T . Clark W . M ., Smyth S . W ., Polak J . W ., Christian S . D ., Baker I . G ., J . Lorkin Sec , P . M . Wallington Preceptor ; also Bros . Allen , Fraser , Welford , Dallas , Brasted , Weige and others . After preliminaries the ceremony of the third degree was rehearsed ,

Bro . Fraser candidate . Bro . J . Lorkin gave tho traditional history . The Lodgo was called from labour to refreshment , and after resuming Bro . Brasted assisted Bro , Allen to work the third section of the lecture . The Lodge was regularly closed to the first degree . Bro . J . Lorkin was elected W . M . for noxt meeting . All Masonic business being ended , the Lodge was closed in dne form and adjourned . Bro .

P . M . Wallington will work tho ceremony of installation on Tuesday , 30 th March . Lodge will open at eight o'clock . Brethren who can attend will have a Masonic treat . The annual supper of this Lodge of Instruction will take place on Tuesday next , 23 rd March , at eight o ' clock . Bro . G . Dickins , W . M . elect of the mother Lodge , will preside . Brethren are requested to be pnnctnal .

Grey Friars Lodge , No . 1101 . —A meeting was held on Wednesday , 10 th March , at the Masonio Hall , Reading . Present : — Bros . J . Early Danks W . M ., W . Ferguson S . W ., E . J . Blackwell J . W ., J . T . Stransom Treasurer , W . P . Ivey P . M . Secretary , R . Dowsett S . D .,

Rev . C . R . Honey J . D ., J . H . Hawkes D . C , R . C . Prickett Steward , T . Newman I . G ., W . Hemmings Tyler ; Past Masters—Bros . Flanagan , Margrett , Brown , Welch ; Members—Bros . Pulley W . M . 1436 , Tegg , Bailey , Ravenscroft , Weatherhead , Collins . Visitors : —Bros . S . Bradley W . M . 414 , R . C Mount J . W . 414 I . P . M . 1328 , C Claridgo

S . D . 599 , R . Thorowgood 403 , A . Sellar P . M . 414 , G . Hackford P . M 1328 , A . L . Cooper 1566 , C . G . Hawkes 414 , J . B . Chancellor 06

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Metham Lodge, No. 1205.

read notice from Grand Lodge respecting the wearing of charity jewels . P . M . Driver proposed , and P . M . Follett seconded , that tho W . M . be presented with a P . M . 's jewel , —carried unanimously . All Masonio bnsiness being ended Lodge was closed in duo form . Tho Installation Meeting will tako placo on Thursday , 8 th April . Tho brethren retired and partook of an excellent sapper , provided by Brother Wood .

Phoenix Lodge , No . 173 . —The regular meeting of this ancient and flourishing Lodge was held on Saturday , tho 13 th instant , at the Freemasons' Hall , Great Queen-street , and was numerously attended by tho brethren and visitors . Bros . E . W . Allen W . M ., J . Blyth S . W ., Andrews J . W ., J . Burford Treasurer , E . W . Matthews Sec , F . Foxley S . D ., F . D . Vine J . D ., Gnttebock I . G ., Davie Steward ,

C . Jekyll Organist , Speight P . M . Tyler ; P . M . ' s J . Finch I . P . M ., F . R . Vine , S . G . Phillips , Salmon ; Bros . Kiunimant , Vincy , Simpson , Gilbert , Boulting , Mott , Stoneham , Holcombe , & o . The Lodge was opened , and tho minutes were confirmed . Sevoral matters in connection with the Lodgo wero discussed , and a petition on behalf of the widow of a distressed brother , late a member , was recommended to

the Board of Benevolence , and then Lodgo was closed . The brethren sat down to a snmptnons banquet and dessert , provided by Bro . A . Best , and superintended by Bro . Dawkins . Grace having been sung by Bros . Lawler , Hodges and Jekyll , the W . M . proposed the toast of the Queen and the Craft . Ho then in enlogistio terms proposed the toast of H . R . H . the Prince of Wales M . W . G . M ., remarking how una .

nimon . 3 was tho feeling of satisfaction when the re-election of H . R . H . took place . There was a spirit of enthusiasm in Grand Lodge at seeing him re-elected as M . W . G . M . All hoped he would retain his position for many years . After Bro . Lawler had sung " God bless the Prince of Wales , " the toast of the Pro G . M ., the Deputy G . M . and the rest of the Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge of England was given .

Bro . Hodges sang " Maid of Athens . " Bro . Finch I . P . M . proposed the health of tho W . M . The gavel having been placed in his hands , the brethren would agree that he might congratulate Bro . Allen on two things ; first , his admirable working , and then his excellent presidency . He had shown that he possessed the attributes of a true Englishgentleman and Freemason . The W . M . in reply thanked Bro .

Finch and the brethren for tho enthusiastic manner in which they hadreceived tho toast ; he had hoped to have had the pleasure of working the first degree , but was prevented ; ho trusted he might have to do so on a future occasion . Bro . Lawler delighted the brethren with one of his popular songs . Tho Visitors were next brought under the notice of the brethren by the W . M . ; the members were always

pleased to see them in the Phcenix Lodgo . Ho ( the W . M . ) would call on Bro . Johnson W . M . Creaton Lodge to respond . After a song by Bro . Frank Ward , Bro . Johnson , in an excellent speech , responded for the Visitors ; he regretted the cause of there being no working that evening ; this was dne to circumstances over which thoy had no control . The Phcenix Lodge was known for its working , and ho with

the other Visitors hoped to seo the old feeling renewed , so that any littlo misconceptions that had arisen would eventually be set right ; he could speak with great sincerity of the excellent manner in which the W . M . displayed his hospitable proclivities , and he , on behalf of the numerous Visitors , thanked the Lodge for its hospitality . Bro . Fairbrother gave a very excellent recitation . The W . M .,

in proposing the toast of the P . M . ' s , regretted the absenco of Bro . Wilson ; he returned them his sincere thanks for the assistance they had rendered bim during his year of office . Bro . Vine said the P . M . ' s wero under obligations to the W . M . for the way in which he had proposed the toast . Bro . S . S . Phillips also replied . For the Officers Bro . Blyth S . W . responded . He hoped by the kindness of the

members eventually to become W . M . of this influential Lodge . As S . W ., he would endeavour to carry out every duty required of him . Bros . Foxley , Bulford , Matthews , Vine jun ., and Davey also spoke ; all fully endorsed the former speakers' remarks , and then the Tyler ' s toast was given . Among the Visitors were Bros . T . B . Dodson P . M . 860 , F . G . Baker P . M . 753 , W . Shephard 69 , G . H . Hunter

W . M . 1298 , G . E . Fairchild J . D . 1196 , H . J . Johnson 1791 , J . I . Cantle W . M . 1257 , G . Goody S . D . 34 , Whittick P . M . 511 , F . Ward 1541 , Lawler , Holmes 1608 , H . M . Levy P . M . 188 , & o .

Percy Lodge of Instruction , No . 198 . —On Saturday , 6 th inst ., at Bro . Fysh's , the Jolly Farmers , Southgate-road . Present : — Bros . R . Snare W . M ., Byott S . W ., W . Williams J . W ., Pearcy Preceptor , A . W . Fenner Secretary , Carr S . D ., Spencer J . D ., J . Lorkin I . G . ; also Bros . Houghton , R . Defriez , D . Moss , Valentine , Gibbs , Giller , Weeden , & c . After preliminaries the ceremony of initiation was rehearsed , Bro . Valentino candidate . Bro . Moss worked the

second section , assisted by Bro . Carr . Lodgo was advanced , and Bro . Gibbs having given ample proofs of his proficiency , was entrnsted . Lodge was then opened in tho third degree , and tho ceremony of rasing rehearsed , Bro . Gibbs being the candidate , both ceremonies were performed in a very careful manner . The Treasurer and Secretary were dnly elected , and a vote of thanks was passed to them for their past services .

On the 13 th inst . Present : —Bros . Byott W . M ., W . Williams S . W ., Carr J . W ., Pearcy Preceptor , A . W . Fenner Secretary , Spencer S . D ., J . Lorkin J . D ., Gibbs I . G ., also Bros . J . Millington , R . Defriez , Houghton , Fysh , I . P . Cohen , H . Hall , D . Moss , Lardner , Gilham , Byng , W . Burtle , Trewinnard , & c . Lodgo was opened and the minutes read and confirmed . Bro . Cohen gave proof of his proficiency

as an E . A . was duly entrusted , and the ceremony of passing was rehearsed . Bro . Mos 3 worked the first , Bro . Pearcy tho second , Bro Moss the third , fourth and fifth sections of tho lecture , assisted by the brethren . Lodge was resumed , and Bro . W . Williams was elected W . M . for tho ensuing week . The Lodge voto for tho Boys' School was given to Bro . Pearpy . After which Lodge was closed .

Metham Lodge, No. 1205.

Union Lodge , No . 414 . —A meeting waa hold on Tuesday , 17 th February , at the Masonio Hall , Reading . Present : —Bros , Samuel Bradley W . M ., C . Stephens S . W ., R . C . Mount P . M . J . W ., Rev . N . T . Garry Chaplain , S . A . Pocock P . M . Treasurer , M . J . Withers Secretary , F . Ferguson S . D ., S . Wheeler jnn . J . D ., Blackwell and Moffatt Stewards , A . W . Parry I . G ., W . Hemmings Tyler j Past Masters Bros . Oades , R . Bradley , A . M . Yetta ; Members—Bros .

Hayward , Higgs , Martin , Hart , Hawkes , Albnry , Oswell , George ; Visitors—Bros . W . P . Ivey P . M . Secretary 1101 , W . Ferguson S . W . 1101 , J . T . Stransom Treasnrer 1101 , Colonel Lewis Jones Himalayan 673 . After duo observance of preliminaries , Bros . Oswell and George gave proof of efficiency , and wero passed to the degree of Fellow Craft . Tho Lodge was resumed to the first degree . The W . M . proposed , and the J . W . seconded , that Bros . Higgs , Albnry , and Martin be re-elected members of tho Permanent Committee . It was

moved by Bro . Bradley P . M . P . G . Secretary Berks and Backs , and seconded by Bro . Oades I . P . M . — " That tho brethren of the Lodgo of Union 414 having hoard , with very great satisfaction , of the appointment of Bro . the Ven . Arthur Perceval Purey-Cast , M . A ., Archdeacon of Bnokingham , to the Deanery of the Cathedral Churoh of York , desire to congratulate him very sincerely on hia well .

earned promotion , and to express to him their earnest hope that he may bo allowed to enjoy hia new dignity for many years ; and that he may find in hia new position fresh opportunities of advancing tho interests of the Craft . "—Carried nem con . The Chaplain was instructed to transmit tho same to tho Archdeacon . A gentleman was proposed for initiation by the I . P . M ., and seconded by the P . G .

Secretary . The Chaplain informed the Lodge that he had written a letter of condolence to the sister of tho late Bro . Dr . Woodhouse , which had been acknowledged with thanks . Bros . Stephena S . W . and Ferguson S . D . were congratulated on the snecess which attended their labours as Stewards at the Royal Masonio Benevolent Institntion , on the 19 th February . All business being ended , the Lodge was closed .

Belgrave Lodge , No . 749 . —The regular meeting wa 3 held on the 10 th inst ., at * Anderton's Hotel , Fleet-street . Bros . J . W . Collart W . M ., G . Gardiner S . W ., J . W . Groves J . W ., J . Painter Treas ., H . Garrod P . M . Secretary , W . 0 . Hall S . D ., A . F . Leeoh J . D ., H . E . Forscutt I . G ., A . J . Pierson Organist , F . T . Parkins W . S ., J . W . Hobbs P . M . D . C ; Past Masters P . Parsons , E . J . Scott , H . W .

Greenwood ; Bros . Dawson , H . Harvey , Weeks , Elliott , Hill , Tnbbs , Smout , Triggs , Poupard , Santer , & o . Visitors—Bros . J . Akhurst 780 , W . Richard 853 , F . Calvert 780 , J . T . Dawaon 27 , T . H . Cuaworth P . M . 813 , W . Iron 1579 , W . Stollard W . M . 180 , G . Rogers 55 , F . Rose 179 . Tho Lodgo was opened , and the minutes coufirmed . Mr . S . G . T . Alford was ballotted for , and duly initiated into the Order .

Bros . Halliwell and Walton were raised , the ceremony being perfectly and impressively rendered . A vote of thanks was recorded on the minntes to Bro . Gardiner S . W . for a presentation he made to the Lodge . The brethren then adjourned to an excellent banqnet , provided by Bro . F . Clemow . The usnal toasts were given . The W . M .,

in proposing the health of the I . P . M . Bro . E . Booker , in the name of the Lodge , presented him with an elegant gold Past Master's jewel . Bros . W . Stollard W . M . 180 and T . Akhurst 780 responded for tho Visitors . During tho evening somo excellent harmony emanated from Bros . Scmler , Hall , and Pierson .

Eoyal Alfred Lodge of Instruction , No . 780 . —Held at Star and Garter , Kew Bridge , on 12 th March . Bros . Andrews W . M ., Blasby S . W ., Gunner J . W ., Gomm S . D ., Franckol J . D ., Maton I . G ., Roe P . M . Preceptor , Hogg P . M ., Tucker Treas ., & c . After preliminaries the ceremony of initiation was rehearsed , Bro . Roe can .

didate . Lodgo advanced , and Bro . Tucker answered the questions leading to the third degree , and Bro . Andrews ably rehearsed the ceremony . Bro . Blasby was elected W . M . for next meeting . The brethren would bo glad to welcome members of the Craft who may honour them with a visit on any Lodge evening .

Dalhousie Lodge of Instruction , No . 880 . —Held at Bro . Smyth ' s , Sisters' Tavern , Pownall-road , - Dalston , on Tuesday , 16 th March . —Bros . T . Clark W . M ., Smyth S . W ., Polak J . W ., Christian S . D ., Baker I . G ., J . Lorkin Sec , P . M . Wallington Preceptor ; also Bros . Allen , Fraser , Welford , Dallas , Brasted , Weige and others . After preliminaries the ceremony of the third degree was rehearsed ,

Bro . Fraser candidate . Bro . J . Lorkin gave tho traditional history . The Lodgo was called from labour to refreshment , and after resuming Bro . Brasted assisted Bro , Allen to work the third section of the lecture . The Lodge was regularly closed to the first degree . Bro . J . Lorkin was elected W . M . for noxt meeting . All Masonic business being ended , the Lodge was closed in dne form and adjourned . Bro .

P . M . Wallington will work tho ceremony of installation on Tuesday , 30 th March . Lodge will open at eight o'clock . Brethren who can attend will have a Masonic treat . The annual supper of this Lodge of Instruction will take place on Tuesday next , 23 rd March , at eight o ' clock . Bro . G . Dickins , W . M . elect of the mother Lodge , will preside . Brethren are requested to be pnnctnal .

Grey Friars Lodge , No . 1101 . —A meeting was held on Wednesday , 10 th March , at the Masonio Hall , Reading . Present : — Bros . J . Early Danks W . M ., W . Ferguson S . W ., E . J . Blackwell J . W ., J . T . Stransom Treasurer , W . P . Ivey P . M . Secretary , R . Dowsett S . D .,

Rev . C . R . Honey J . D ., J . H . Hawkes D . C , R . C . Prickett Steward , T . Newman I . G ., W . Hemmings Tyler ; Past Masters—Bros . Flanagan , Margrett , Brown , Welch ; Members—Bros . Pulley W . M . 1436 , Tegg , Bailey , Ravenscroft , Weatherhead , Collins . Visitors : —Bros . S . Bradley W . M . 414 , R . C Mount J . W . 414 I . P . M . 1328 , C Claridgo

S . D . 599 , R . Thorowgood 403 , A . Sellar P . M . 414 , G . Hackford P . M 1328 , A . L . Cooper 1566 , C . G . Hawkes 414 , J . B . Chancellor 06

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