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Eamii ^ nmxxt $ nsttiutiaii far fl & I s , ST . JOHN'S HILL , BATTERSEA RISE , S . W . Chief Patroness : HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN . Grand Patron and President : His ROYAL HIGHNESS ran PRINCK OK WALES , K . G ., M . W . G . M . Grand Patroness : HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OK WALES . FOUNDED 178 8 , CENTENARY CELEBRATION 1888 . PltESIDEN f OF THE BOARD OF STEWARDS : The Eight Hon . the EAltL OF LATHOM DEPUTY G . M ., Prov . G . M . Lancashire Western Division . — : o : — Brethren willing to act as Stewards on the above important occasion will greatly oblige by sending in their names as early as convenient . The date of the Festival will bo announced » 3 soon as the day has been decided upon . F . It . W . UEDGES , Secretary . OFFICE—5 Freemasons' Hall , Groat Queon Street , W . O .

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Tho Votes and Interest of the Governors and Subscribers of Cbc 1 J $ > % tmbalmt f itstiteiinn aro earnestly solicited on behalf of OLUF HAXTHAUSEN P . M . No . 35 , Who is a Candidate for election to the benefits of the Institution Bro . Haxthausen was initiated into Freemasonry nearly 40 years ago ; has been W . M . of Medina Lodge , No . 35 , Cowes , of which he is still a Subscribing Member 3 he was for many years the Consular Agent of France for the Isle of Wight , and was in prosperous circumstances ; but owing to depression in trade and domestic afflictions he has been reduced to ntter destitution , and being old and very infirm he is incapacitated from seeking any employment . His application is mpported by the Charities' Committee of the Province of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight , and is strongly lecommendsd by the following Brethren . * A . BABHEM P . M . 35 P . P . J . G . D . Hants and I . of "Wight , 22 Great George Street , Westminster . K . C . DAM » XT P . M . 35 , Cliff Road , West Cowes . * T . W . FAULIHER P . M . 35 , P . Z . 151 , 175 , P . P . J . G . W ., York House , W . Cowes . ? Gir . KS P . M . S 5 , P . P . G . Supt . W ., Bridport , Dorset . n . LOTKLAKD-LOTIUKD P . M . cm , P . Z . 175 , P . P . S . G . W ., Hare Court , Temple . MAKJTKHS P . M . S 5 . Collector of Customs , Falmouth . * S . A . MuMiMiP . M . 35 , P . Z . 175 . P . P . G . S . D ., Glostcr Hotel , West Cowes . F . NBWMAV P . M . 175 . 551 , UOS , 1 SS 1 , P . Z . 151 , 175 , P . P . S . G . W ., Rydc . G . PACK P . M . and P . Z . 175 , P . P . G . J . D ., Yclf's Hotel , Ryde . ? ROMJTOJT P . M . 35 and 21 ( i 9 , P . G . S ., East Cowes , Isle of Wight . * F . RUTLAND W . M . 35 , P . G . Orgt ., Ivy House , West Cowes . SABLKR , Mitre Hotel , Hampton Court . Proxies will be thankfully received by those marked * .

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The Totes and Interest of tho Governors and Subscribers of i & ljc | i /| gl . § ciictoleitt Justttuticm : are earnestly solicited on behalf of ALICE VASEY , WIDOW OF TUB LATH BBO . SAMUEL VASEY . Bro . Samuel Vasey was a ship ' s provision merchant , at Wapping 1 S 1 S-1 SS 0 , whero he was unsuccessful in bnsiness , and died shortl y after , leaving his widow quite without means . He was initiated in the Yarborough Lodge , No . 554 , in 1854 ; W . M . 1860 ; subscribed 12 years . Joined Unity Lodge , No . 183 , in I 860 ; W . M . 186 !) ; subscribed 12 years . P . Z . of Yarborough Chapter . Self and wife Life Subscribers E . M . I . B . Proxies thankfully received by the following Brethren : — G . It . IAKGLEY W . M . 183 . 18 Gowlett Road , Pcckham Rye . G . P . liisnTHV P . M . anit Treas . 183 , 11 Friday Street . G . W . Speth P . M . and Sec . IS !! , Streatham House , Margate . Strongly recommended by the following Subscribers : — Robert Gray , Past Grand Deacon , George Mickley , P . P . G . S . W . Herts . Pies . Board of Benevolence . Bro . George Motion , I ' . P . G . D . Essex . Richard Kv-, fi' -unl Treasurer . T . W . Ockcudcu , P . M . 1512 , P . P . G . D . Jlornce ii . Marshall , Past G . Trcas . ) Middlesex . IS . W . Stewart , Past Grind Deacon . , H . W . Hoborts . P . M . 12 !) 3 , P . U . W . Midx . F . Rich irdson . Past , Grand Deacon . ! W . A . Scnrrah , P . P . G . S . W . Middlesex w . Roebuck , P : t > t Grand S \ ul . Bearer . F . Adlard , P . M . 7 Fred . Binckes , Past G . Sword Bearer . H . C . Archer , P . Jr . 183 K . Bowyer , Past Grand St . Bearer . W . P . Brown , P . M . !)() J . U . Mattluws , Past G . St . Bearer . i Thomas Griffith , P . M . < M 7 C . F . Hngard , Past Grand St . Bearer . N . R . Headon . P . M . 1426 U . K . Soppet , Past Gr . inrt Steward . A . T . Hirscli , 1 S 3 Thomas Cnbitt , P .-ist G . Pursuivant . I-I . Hooper , J . W . 183 C . E . ( Jottebrune , Past G . Pursuivant . H . Msisscy , P . M . CIS ) awl 1928 Gliailns Helton , P . I ' . 'J . W . Surrey , David D . Mercer , P . M . Kill V .-Pres . Board of Gen . Purposes . Rov . Richard Morris , rjrj . D ., l ' . M . 1185 Yf . J . Crutch , P . M . 127 S , P . P . G . W . G . W . Pinnock , P . M . 183 Herts . Thomas Poore , P . M . 720 T . O . Kn *» cr , P . M . 1393 , P . P . G . S . W . Stephen Richardson , P . M . 183 Stirrer . F . It . Spaull , P . M . 1124 and 1768 . 1 . Glass , P . M . 453 , P . G . S . Wks . Essex . Ft . J . Taylor , P . M . 141 and lf » 'i " ... !> . ¦ iin--r , r . M . I . V , r . r . < :. W . \[ idd \ . i ' . IV . T . « M , I ' . M . 18 : ' .

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LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY . EASTER HOLIDAYS , 188 8 . ^ TUCKETS for all principal places on the London and North L Western system , available from either Euston or Kensington ( Addison Road ) , and dated to suit the convenience of passengers , can be obtained at the principal town receiving offices of the company , and at Messrs . Gazo and Sons ' office , 142 Strand , W . O ., as well as at tho railway stations . On Thursday , 29 th March , tho 12 0 midnight train from Euston will bo extended from Warrington to Preston on Good Friday morning . On Good Friday , 30 th March , the 5 * 15 a . m . newspaper express traiu from London ( Euston Station ) will rim to Northampton , Birmingham , Shrewsbury , Warrington , Runcorn , Liverpool , Manchester , Wigan , Preston , Blackpool , Lancaster , Carnforth , Oxenholmc , Windermere , Tebay , Penrith , Carlisle , Edinburgh , Glasgow , Perth , and Aberdeen , but will have no connection to Chester or the North British lino . On Friday night and Saturday morning , 30 th and 31 st March , tho 11 * 41 p . m . and 12 ' 5 a . m . trains from Carlisle will rim as usual . Other trains on Good Friday will run as on Sunday , with the exception of the ' 10 ' 40 a . m ., Crewe to Holyhead ; IP 10 a . m ., Holyhead to Crewe ; 1210 a . m ., Holyhead to Crowe ; 4 " 30 a . m ., Holyhead to Chester ; 2 ' 25 a . m ., Chester to Liverpool ; and 10 ' 5 p . m ., from Glasgow ( leaving Oarlislo at 1 * 15 a . m . on 31 st March ) , for Preston , Liverpool , and Manchester , which will not bo run . For further particulars seo special notices issued by tho Company . G . FINDLAY , General Managor . Euston Station , March 1883 .

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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY . EASTER HOLIDAYS . ON GOOD FRIDAY , SATURDAY , EASTER SUNDAY , and EASTER MONDAY , Cheap Third Class excursion tickets , available on day of issuo only , will be issued , by certain trains , from PADDINGTON , Konsington ( Addison Road ) , Uxbridge Road , Hammersmith , Shopherd's Bush , Latimer Road , Notting Hill , Royal Oak , and Wcstbouruc Park , and from certain stations on tho Metropolitan aud District Railways , to the following stations , at the fares shown : WINDSOR 2 s ( id Bourne End ^ Taplow ) .,.,.,, Great Mariow f < v , „ , , Maidenhead S Si 1 ( l Shiplako f db bti Cookhaiu 3 s lid Heuloy ... ) Cheap Saturday to Monday tickets arc also issued from Paddington and othor stations to Windsor , Taplow , Maidenhead , Cookham , Bourne End , Great Marlow , Shiplake , and Henley . On Saturday , 31 st March , the cheap tickets to Windsor will not be issued until after 2 p . m . On Good Friday the trains on the Great Western Railway will run as on Sundays , with a few exceptions . For full particulars see special bills . HY . LAMBERT , General Manager .

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M . B . E 0 S E N B E E G , HIGH CLASS TAILOR and OUTFITTER , Ladies' Taoket and Ulster Maker , 16 and 17 LIVERPOOL STREET , LONDON , E . C . M' B . ROSENBERG respectfully calls attention to his very . extensive selection of Materials for Spring and Summer wear . Buying direct from tho Manufacturers , he is enabled to supply a good article at a really modorato price . His work-rooms are under careful and practical supervision , so that First-class Finish , Style , and Fit can be guaranteed . Upon receipt of letter , M . B . ROKKNBEIIO , or one of his Representatives , with a varied selection of Patterns , will attend to take orders . N . B . —Please note tho only address—16 & 17 Liverpool Street , E . O . ( First Floor ) . Facing Great Eastern and North London Railway Stations , aud adjoining Bishopsgatc Station of the Metropolitan Railway .

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Consecration Of The Arrow Lodge, No. 2240.

CONSECRATION OF THE ARROW LODGE , No . 2240 .

A LARGE gathering of Freemasons took place at the Burton House Hotel , Kington , on Thursday afternoon , the 8 th inst ., when the leading members of the Province of Herefordshire , Monmouthshire , and Shropshire assembled for the consecration of this Lodge . Until now the Kington brethren have attended tho Leominster Lodge , but their numbers having increased at a rapid

rate , it was decided to form a new Lodge in their own town . This new Lodge i 3 named the Arrow , after the river which runs through the town , and the promoters were Bros . Robert Williams , F . E . Tidd-Pratt , E . T . Mitchell , Evan Williams , W . H . Cuthhert , Alfred Parker , F . J . Shcather , and Joseph Charlesworth . Bro . Captain S .

George Homfray Deputy Provincial Grand Master of Monmouthshire performed the ceremonies of consecration aud installation , his assistants being Bros . Thomas Smith Provincial Grand Senior Warden of Herefordshire , It . Hayes Provincial Grand Juuior Warden , Charles Bootes and John Davies , Walter J . Dix I . P . M . Director of

Ceremonies , Eov . David Wilks Chaplain , C . H . Oliver Organist . Tho Consecrating Officer having opened the Lodge in due form , and the hymn "Hail , Eternal , " rendered , tho Provincial Grand Master and his Officers were received in due form . Tho brethren of the new

Lodgo having signified their approval of tho Officers named in the warraut , the Chaplain gave an oration on the nature and principles of tho institution . IIo said he need not toll tho brethren that the lir . it principle of Mttmmry was Brotherly l , nve . Ii , was the great