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Notice Of Meetings.

HOWARD LODGE OF BROTHERLY LOVE , No . 56 . THE oue hundred and forty-ninth anniversary festival of this . I he oldest of the Sussex Lodges , took pivc on Thursday , 18 th instant . The m"mb"rs . assembled at the Town Hall , Arundel , where the Lod , 'e was opon-d , ami after the formal

business had been got through , tho retiring VY . u . vaoifed the c tur in favour of Bro . E . E . Stre t P . M ., who at , ouew proceeded to instal th > W . M . elert , B-o . Charles Bnniell ( Ifex / i Saw , ' C ! t :- -ff >>) , ¦ ¦ < o appnint'd the following brethren as his Officers : —F . V . Pax ton . ! )

M . D ., S . W ., T . U . Prico P . M . I' . I ' . S . ( -,... . I . W ., Longman S . l » , floss ' P . M . . T . D ., TL T . Holmes I . G ., J . Rob . r son Tvlor , 0 . T . Evershed P . M . P . P . S O . T ) . Secretary , A . Homo Treasurer ( re-elected ) . The ceremony of installation was : iblv and faithfully rendered

by Bro . Street , whoso active service to the laoil re tor 3 > mo year 3 oa u ; has gained for him tho general resp > ot . if its members . Business being over , the brethren adjourned to tho Norfolk Hot" ! for banquet , when tho usual toasts were hononrol and rosponlod to . In addition tn the above the following brethren were present : —E . Colh ' ng . s

I P . M ., T . Francis P . M . P . P . S . G . D ., G . N > am , C . Chamh <> rl : un P . M ., Geu ^ o Light P . M ., V . P . Freeman P . P . S . G . W . Prov . Grand Seere . tary Sussex , Prico W . M . 1 100 , C . Bnmfgold Ware W . M . 1105 , Henderson W . M . 1118 , C . Pa inn W . M . Sol , Ever' / WM . 311 , Rev . — Tooth P . P . G . Chaplain , Knight S 51 , Hawos J . W . 38 .

WALLINGTON LODGE , No . 1892

A REGULAR meeting of this Lodge was held on Thursday , tho 18 th inst ., at the Public Hall , Cirshalton , when Bro . Alfred Bishop , tho Worship ful Master , presided , and parformod the cere , monies of initiation and passing in a most gratifying manner . He was supported byBro . T . W . Baldwin P . P . G . Srrl . Br . I . P . M ., F . Carter

S . W ., W . Bassott J . W ., W . Pile P . G . S . B . P . M ., John G . Hor-ov P . P . G . D . C . P . M ., E . Hickman P . M ., William Rns-cU Orowo P . M . Treasurer , L"on A . Mesrouz P . M . Secretin ' , W . G . Filmsr S . D ., If . Aslett J . D ., W . Harwoo 1 Steward , John Rewcasfcle Organist , J . A . Taylor Inner Guard , and several other members of tho Lodge ,

while among the visitors wore Bros . Byards 1011 , Camlvrland 2123 , Potts 2128 , Potter 1317 , Martfnne 10 S 7 , Desvignos 2000 , On tram 2060 , Cooper 1411 , Oesterby 019 , CnHihort 1815 , Linnoy 1815 , Crutchloe 1385 , Essex 511 , Grippe 859 , Viokc-s 1032 , Barnard 1815 , Forster 531 , Williams 102 , Frost 1317 , Church 1317 .

The minnfea having been confirmed Bro . T . P . M . J . W . Baldwin proposed that tVe sum of five guineas bo added to W . M . Bro . Bishop's list , as Steward to tlm Girls' School , from the Charity Fund of the Wellington Lodge , which vote was agreed to by the members . Bro . Thomas Lookwood Reward was passed to tho second degree , and thi

Rev . Lord Victor Alexander Seymour , M . A ., Rector of Carshalb-m . was initiated info the mysteries of Freemasonry , lite two rv-remonios being performed , as we have said , in a most efficient manner by tho Worshipfnl Master . Lodge was subsequently closed , r . nd tho brethren adjourned to refreshment , after which the customary toasts were

honoured . In proposing that of the initiate , tho W . M . spoke of the p leasure tho brethren felt in receiving into their mils "; a g' -n ' -lemn . n so universally respected as was Lord Seymour , and ho ho ;> d that his lordship might enjoy Iris association with Freemasonry . A pleasant evening \ va 3 spent by those present .

Prmee Leopold . bodge of instruction , i : io . M 4 t > . — A very agreeable mooting wag held a' 202 Whita'chapel Rio .. ! , ];] ., t n Monday last . The brethren assembled at- 7 p . m ., when there were present Bros . West WM ., Sinclai r S . W ., lUehanlsou J . W ., Myers Vroppptcir , McDonald Deputy Preceptor , R . hson Secretary , Twinn

S . D ., Bryant I . G ., Robson , Morgan , Mills , Read , Watkins , Dancyger , Loney , Cotter , Harris . After preliminaries had been duly observed the ceremony of initiation was rehearsed , Bro . Colter candidate , the W . M . carefully performing the work . Brother W . W . Morgan , P . M . 211 , an honorary memlvT of this Lodge of In-ts notion , then

delivered a short , but very interesting lector . ) on the "Schism ir English . Freemasonry . " On its conclusion he was cordially thanked for the information he had convoyed , and this expression of satisfaction was ordered to be recorded on tho minutes . Brother Sinclair will preside here on Monday next .

New JFinsbury Park Lodge of lusfruotion , No . 1695 —This Lodge held its usual mooting at . tho Horns -y Wciv 1 Tavern on Tuesday . Fro-Tmt ~ -Bros . . Tc-ikiiis W . M ., Gush ' Pi " , ceotov , Lmchin S . W ., Cross J . W ., B -rry Secretary , Hihii " . ~ . f ! i S . I ) ., !! , aa ,-, ' J . O . Salmon I . G ., and many other members ami visitor . ; . After nrelin :

inaries , the first section was worked by the Wo : shipfnl ' . Ue-. |> v , assisted b \ - the following hi fit ha '¦ ' - "¦ ii : —Bro :- ' . Brkiooa , Pack , F . daion . Hodgo 3 , Snelling , Gnsh , mid LnrcVri . ? Twy a-ai-i ' i ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ wo- ' ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' •' - . ' . and a , vote of thanks pa-a' -ed to the- brr-fb -, 'n as-i : iag ia In v .. akioaa The Lodge was then adjourned to Tueralay evening v .. ; . ; t , ato o ' clock , when the secoud and third lectures will'lie workoo .

Tho . irmual inootin ' . ; of the . William ? vvi < - <\ lacalwe , No . 766 , v / as hehl oil Tiiiirsona-, " i t M ,, (> o- . o ,, r !• , •¦ '' -: ' Hotol , K . C ., v .-hcn lire . A . 0 . F-- v . .-- . ; ' u V . ' o " 1 r . <; Vm--¦

shipfnl Mr . stor h y s nc ( ri ' a ' ; yr- ; : ' ¦¦¦ , V ,. -.- . AI'V : ;! Lo Grimrl . Five o-r-nflotnrn v , ; - ; o i niia i-e- ' aav , [] u , O .-. lcj , . , and ft tnoal ; onjoyahk ; eveitin ;; " ^¦ , ' ; ' ^ :. n . ;; ii-. . 'W v i ; - '\ V < y \ v-: :: ft ? 11 report it- ' .-nr ttovt is rio .

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The Fifteen Sections

THE FIFTEEN SECTIONS

] WILL UK WORKED At the New Finsbnrv Park Lodge of Instruction , No . 1095 , Ifornsey Wood Tavern , Seven Sisters' -road , on Tnesday , 30 th of j November 18 . S 0 , at eialu o ' clock n . m . Pans . [[ . Jenkins S . D . 800 | W . M ., ft . La . vhin P . M . 1501 S . W ., J . C . Cross J . W . 902 J . W . ; Second Lecture : Bros . Frimpfon , Gross , Snelling , Sharpe , Berry . ' Third Lecture : Bros . Oldis , Hill , Elodge .-t . Bros . H . G . Gush

Preceptor ; A . J . Ivory Seermary . Hy members of fche . Vlexandra Palace Lodge of Instruction , No . 1541 , le-ld at the Sta'i . ui Hotel , Camherwell New Road , on Saturday , 27 th November 1 S 80 . at 7 p . m . Bros . Farwig P . M . 180 W . M ., C . A . Woods P . M . 115 S . W .. Wcstlev J . W . 19 S 0 J . W . First Lecture—Bros .

Hampton , Hidmans , Ksling , Spon , Staoey , Jenkins , C . A . Woods . S"oond Lecture—Bros . Hooper , Stevens , Kearney , Westley , Johnson . Third Lecture—Bros Martin , Luokhnrst , Rnpple . Bro . H . Stunt P . M . Secretary ; Bro . Stacey ? M . ISO Preceptor .

At tho Metropolitan Lodge of Instruction , No . 1056 , held at the Portugal Hotel , Fleet-street , E . O ., on Friday , 3 rd December 1880 , commencing at seven in the evening . Bros . Gush P . M .

1511 W . M ., Larchin P . M . 1511 S . W ., Jenkins l . G . 800 J . W . Second Lecture : Bros . B nid , Kearney , Skelton , Jenkins , Giddings . Third Lecture : Bros . Hancock , Storr , Beck . Bro . W . W . Snelling J . W . 1541 Secretary .

New Music.

NEW MUSIC .

The Oru-oacfar . Words by Samuel K . Cowan , M . A . ; Music by Theo Bonhenr . London : J . and J . Hopkinson , 95 New Bond Street , W . Tins song is one that depicts the adventures of a soldier on a crusade . The story is told in good stvlo . Of Mr . Theo Bonhenr ^' a music wo cannot speak too highly . Indeed , wo may say of " The Crusader" that it is one of the best songs we have heard this season .

English Hearts and TVnylanrVa Queen . A national song , written and composed by G . Hunt Jackson . Wedded . Words by tho same author ; music by Mai-oollns Higgs . London : Metzler and Co ,, 42 Great Marlborough Street , W . Tut " , former of these songs , as the title implies , is one written in

celebration of Her Majesty ' s jnbileo year . The author has appropriately set his wirds to bright , if not altogether original music . Ilowavoi " , the song is equal to tho average of its kind , and we anticipate it , will ho frequently hoard during the soison . The

neeond song baa haon suggested by Sir F . Leighton ' s picture , and the words are vo ; y nppnmrhto . Mr . G . Hunt Jackson , the author , hrw , done his work well , but in this instance has called iu the aid of Mr . Marcellns Higgs , who has composed some music that is both pretty and easy to sing .

On the rolling wave . Words and music by Godfrey Marks . Ncfrr Despair . Words by Willii . m Boosay ; music by J . L . Molloy . Loudon : Bo-ascy and Co ., 205 Regent Street , W . " Ox tho rolling wave , " as its titlo imports , ii a lay of the sea , and

1 . f' • - , * I t * . . ¦ rr .. n -. * l-as r . fine awicgiug air which is very effective . Those fond of rollicking tuc'v : ah add n t fail to add it to their reportoire . " Never Despair" is a fine mariial song . It toils us in brilliant style how a

young soldier lad l-.-d a forlorn hope , and took by storm tho heart of a fair lady . The rnasb ; has been supplied by that woll known composer J . L . Molloy , and is iu his best style . It is published in three keys , and is well within tho compass of most vocalists .

Death Of Bro. Leonard D. Westcott.

DEATH OF BRO . LEONARD D . WESTCOTT .

Hp iIE announcement of tho death of Bro . Leonard D . Westcott , an ¦ i - old and ardent Freemason , will bo generally received with regret . Ho was P . M . and Treasurer of Lodge St . John , No . 70 , and a P . G . Snpt . of Works of tho Province . He held provincial honours

in the Mark and Arch degrees , and was P . E . C . of Holy Cross Precepfory of Knights Templar . Bro . Westcott was a member of the Educational and General Purposes Committee , and at the time of his de . nth was Treasurer of the Devon Masonic Educational Fund . The ¦ ¦ eo-- ' ' -1 "ras v 11 verse't in the - ' -riona ritual ? , avid by his genial

oaano-r , kied : ii ! " . sa of-n- ' rit , eVinfa'de- and philanthropic disposition , : < eal mv ] a - ^ d-iity in Frecma-onry , wmi for himself the respect and est"em of all wiih whom ho ennm in contact . He was also beloved outside tho "eir ¦!¦' , " aad had been rho manager of the Christian TCnowb dgo Dcpoi ; in Plymouth for r , ' , ventv-two years . Deceased had

a -. '• ,:- . : ; aoaao'o a , : -y- ^ ca ; : i ; ae , -md was removed to Dawlish , where he n ^ iirnd on Thersdaw , Hn I 8 : h i ; r 3 fc ., after a long and painful illness . — Western . Dnihi Mercnrti .

A YVc ; r ; T . i ;; r . > . \ - Rv .:-r \\ iii \^< :. —\ ' ?«;; ' . inrrui ^ , rlovored to the sale of vngeta' -im ! dishc-, l-e .-.-i b-. o ,, < , ! . f ., !( . rl b y i . fassi" ;' . Spiers and Pond , ooposiio the J-o / a ! Gem a i of . in .= fcico . ' Tiiero p ' rridge 3 , vegetable i "" - !" - a and i :. ntro :-. b ^ a . a . aa ' a ., g a !'; „ i .,, a . i , ]^ : ; a ! ads , hot and cold ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ '¦¦' - ~ - ' ' ' : ' ¦'• a ; at ' a ¦ : ' ¦¦ o ' a . oee"' :-j , ;; WC ~ < ; v } iic \ i will Listouish

a rolo r . - iv- ; -. ' . : ¦ ' ' : > e ( i .-e , ,, ; .-i .., , ,,. y j ,.,. bnic' .-. rs' niG ' M at their a-ah . A . ! I ¦¦¦ ¦\ a o '" i -. ; ..-. ¦¦¦ :, t o ' - b-al on d- amand , but as the o " H " r oii . , L ; ! . . ;!¦ if-- ( ,. i ( :-,.- ; , p | y . , r , t- j . ; ,,, () 1 ] f , witi , thatprivij ' ¦ "" -: i I .- - "' ' ¦ ¦!) , i .: ' : ' ¦ ' . ;¦ bi ^ ea , afoa ' a ri' . d clarot can also be

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Notice Of Meetings.

HOWARD LODGE OF BROTHERLY LOVE , No . 56 . THE oue hundred and forty-ninth anniversary festival of this . I he oldest of the Sussex Lodges , took pivc on Thursday , 18 th instant . The m"mb"rs . assembled at the Town Hall , Arundel , where the Lod , 'e was opon-d , ami after the formal

business had been got through , tho retiring VY . u . vaoifed the c tur in favour of Bro . E . E . Stre t P . M ., who at , ouew proceeded to instal th > W . M . elert , B-o . Charles Bnniell ( Ifex / i Saw , ' C ! t :- -ff >>) , ¦ ¦ < o appnint'd the following brethren as his Officers : —F . V . Pax ton . ! )

M . D ., S . W ., T . U . Prico P . M . I' . I ' . S . ( -,... . I . W ., Longman S . l » , floss ' P . M . . T . D ., TL T . Holmes I . G ., J . Rob . r son Tvlor , 0 . T . Evershed P . M . P . P . S O . T ) . Secretary , A . Homo Treasurer ( re-elected ) . The ceremony of installation was : iblv and faithfully rendered

by Bro . Street , whoso active service to the laoil re tor 3 > mo year 3 oa u ; has gained for him tho general resp > ot . if its members . Business being over , the brethren adjourned to tho Norfolk Hot" ! for banquet , when tho usual toasts were hononrol and rosponlod to . In addition tn the above the following brethren were present : —E . Colh ' ng . s

I P . M ., T . Francis P . M . P . P . S . G . D ., G . N > am , C . Chamh <> rl : un P . M ., Geu ^ o Light P . M ., V . P . Freeman P . P . S . G . W . Prov . Grand Seere . tary Sussex , Prico W . M . 1 100 , C . Bnmfgold Ware W . M . 1105 , Henderson W . M . 1118 , C . Pa inn W . M . Sol , Ever' / WM . 311 , Rev . — Tooth P . P . G . Chaplain , Knight S 51 , Hawos J . W . 38 .

WALLINGTON LODGE , No . 1892

A REGULAR meeting of this Lodge was held on Thursday , tho 18 th inst ., at the Public Hall , Cirshalton , when Bro . Alfred Bishop , tho Worship ful Master , presided , and parformod the cere , monies of initiation and passing in a most gratifying manner . He was supported byBro . T . W . Baldwin P . P . G . Srrl . Br . I . P . M ., F . Carter

S . W ., W . Bassott J . W ., W . Pile P . G . S . B . P . M ., John G . Hor-ov P . P . G . D . C . P . M ., E . Hickman P . M ., William Rns-cU Orowo P . M . Treasurer , L"on A . Mesrouz P . M . Secretin ' , W . G . Filmsr S . D ., If . Aslett J . D ., W . Harwoo 1 Steward , John Rewcasfcle Organist , J . A . Taylor Inner Guard , and several other members of tho Lodge ,

while among the visitors wore Bros . Byards 1011 , Camlvrland 2123 , Potts 2128 , Potter 1317 , Martfnne 10 S 7 , Desvignos 2000 , On tram 2060 , Cooper 1411 , Oesterby 019 , CnHihort 1815 , Linnoy 1815 , Crutchloe 1385 , Essex 511 , Grippe 859 , Viokc-s 1032 , Barnard 1815 , Forster 531 , Williams 102 , Frost 1317 , Church 1317 .

The minnfea having been confirmed Bro . T . P . M . J . W . Baldwin proposed that tVe sum of five guineas bo added to W . M . Bro . Bishop's list , as Steward to tlm Girls' School , from the Charity Fund of the Wellington Lodge , which vote was agreed to by the members . Bro . Thomas Lookwood Reward was passed to tho second degree , and thi

Rev . Lord Victor Alexander Seymour , M . A ., Rector of Carshalb-m . was initiated info the mysteries of Freemasonry , lite two rv-remonios being performed , as we have said , in a most efficient manner by tho Worshipfnl Master . Lodge was subsequently closed , r . nd tho brethren adjourned to refreshment , after which the customary toasts were

honoured . In proposing that of the initiate , tho W . M . spoke of the p leasure tho brethren felt in receiving into their mils "; a g' -n ' -lemn . n so universally respected as was Lord Seymour , and ho ho ;> d that his lordship might enjoy Iris association with Freemasonry . A pleasant evening \ va 3 spent by those present .

Prmee Leopold . bodge of instruction , i : io . M 4 t > . — A very agreeable mooting wag held a' 202 Whita'chapel Rio .. ! , ];] ., t n Monday last . The brethren assembled at- 7 p . m ., when there were present Bros . West WM ., Sinclai r S . W ., lUehanlsou J . W ., Myers Vroppptcir , McDonald Deputy Preceptor , R . hson Secretary , Twinn

S . D ., Bryant I . G ., Robson , Morgan , Mills , Read , Watkins , Dancyger , Loney , Cotter , Harris . After preliminaries had been duly observed the ceremony of initiation was rehearsed , Bro . Colter candidate , the W . M . carefully performing the work . Brother W . W . Morgan , P . M . 211 , an honorary memlvT of this Lodge of In-ts notion , then

delivered a short , but very interesting lector . ) on the "Schism ir English . Freemasonry . " On its conclusion he was cordially thanked for the information he had convoyed , and this expression of satisfaction was ordered to be recorded on tho minutes . Brother Sinclair will preside here on Monday next .

New JFinsbury Park Lodge of lusfruotion , No . 1695 —This Lodge held its usual mooting at . tho Horns -y Wciv 1 Tavern on Tuesday . Fro-Tmt ~ -Bros . . Tc-ikiiis W . M ., Gush ' Pi " , ceotov , Lmchin S . W ., Cross J . W ., B -rry Secretary , Hihii " . ~ . f ! i S . I ) ., !! , aa ,-, ' J . O . Salmon I . G ., and many other members ami visitor . ; . After nrelin :

inaries , the first section was worked by the Wo : shipfnl ' . Ue-. |> v , assisted b \ - the following hi fit ha '¦ ' - "¦ ii : —Bro :- ' . Brkiooa , Pack , F . daion . Hodgo 3 , Snelling , Gnsh , mid LnrcVri . ? Twy a-ai-i ' i ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ wo- ' ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' •' - . ' . and a , vote of thanks pa-a' -ed to the- brr-fb -, 'n as-i : iag ia In v .. akioaa The Lodge was then adjourned to Tueralay evening v .. ; . ; t , ato o ' clock , when the secoud and third lectures will'lie workoo .

Tho . irmual inootin ' . ; of the . William ? vvi < - <\ lacalwe , No . 766 , v / as hehl oil Tiiiirsona-, " i t M ,, (> o- . o ,, r !• , •¦ '' -: ' Hotol , K . C ., v .-hcn lire . A . 0 . F-- v . .-- . ; ' u V . ' o " 1 r . <; Vm--¦

shipfnl Mr . stor h y s nc ( ri ' a ' ; yr- ; : ' ¦¦¦ , V ,. -.- . AI'V : ;! Lo Grimrl . Five o-r-nflotnrn v , ; - ; o i niia i-e- ' aav , [] u , O .-. lcj , . , and ft tnoal ; onjoyahk ; eveitin ;; " ^¦ , ' ; ' ^ :. n . ;; ii-. . 'W v i ; - '\ V < y \ v-: :: ft ? 11 report it- ' .-nr ttovt is rio .

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The Fifteen Sections

THE FIFTEEN SECTIONS

] WILL UK WORKED At the New Finsbnrv Park Lodge of Instruction , No . 1095 , Ifornsey Wood Tavern , Seven Sisters' -road , on Tnesday , 30 th of j November 18 . S 0 , at eialu o ' clock n . m . Pans . [[ . Jenkins S . D . 800 | W . M ., ft . La . vhin P . M . 1501 S . W ., J . C . Cross J . W . 902 J . W . ; Second Lecture : Bros . Frimpfon , Gross , Snelling , Sharpe , Berry . ' Third Lecture : Bros . Oldis , Hill , Elodge .-t . Bros . H . G . Gush

Preceptor ; A . J . Ivory Seermary . Hy members of fche . Vlexandra Palace Lodge of Instruction , No . 1541 , le-ld at the Sta'i . ui Hotel , Camherwell New Road , on Saturday , 27 th November 1 S 80 . at 7 p . m . Bros . Farwig P . M . 180 W . M ., C . A . Woods P . M . 115 S . W .. Wcstlev J . W . 19 S 0 J . W . First Lecture—Bros .

Hampton , Hidmans , Ksling , Spon , Staoey , Jenkins , C . A . Woods . S"oond Lecture—Bros . Hooper , Stevens , Kearney , Westley , Johnson . Third Lecture—Bros Martin , Luokhnrst , Rnpple . Bro . H . Stunt P . M . Secretary ; Bro . Stacey ? M . ISO Preceptor .

At tho Metropolitan Lodge of Instruction , No . 1056 , held at the Portugal Hotel , Fleet-street , E . O ., on Friday , 3 rd December 1880 , commencing at seven in the evening . Bros . Gush P . M .

1511 W . M ., Larchin P . M . 1511 S . W ., Jenkins l . G . 800 J . W . Second Lecture : Bros . B nid , Kearney , Skelton , Jenkins , Giddings . Third Lecture : Bros . Hancock , Storr , Beck . Bro . W . W . Snelling J . W . 1541 Secretary .

New Music.

NEW MUSIC .

The Oru-oacfar . Words by Samuel K . Cowan , M . A . ; Music by Theo Bonhenr . London : J . and J . Hopkinson , 95 New Bond Street , W . Tins song is one that depicts the adventures of a soldier on a crusade . The story is told in good stvlo . Of Mr . Theo Bonhenr ^' a music wo cannot speak too highly . Indeed , wo may say of " The Crusader" that it is one of the best songs we have heard this season .

English Hearts and TVnylanrVa Queen . A national song , written and composed by G . Hunt Jackson . Wedded . Words by tho same author ; music by Mai-oollns Higgs . London : Metzler and Co ,, 42 Great Marlborough Street , W . Tut " , former of these songs , as the title implies , is one written in

celebration of Her Majesty ' s jnbileo year . The author has appropriately set his wirds to bright , if not altogether original music . Ilowavoi " , the song is equal to tho average of its kind , and we anticipate it , will ho frequently hoard during the soison . The

neeond song baa haon suggested by Sir F . Leighton ' s picture , and the words are vo ; y nppnmrhto . Mr . G . Hunt Jackson , the author , hrw , done his work well , but in this instance has called iu the aid of Mr . Marcellns Higgs , who has composed some music that is both pretty and easy to sing .

On the rolling wave . Words and music by Godfrey Marks . Ncfrr Despair . Words by Willii . m Boosay ; music by J . L . Molloy . Loudon : Bo-ascy and Co ., 205 Regent Street , W . " Ox tho rolling wave , " as its titlo imports , ii a lay of the sea , and

1 . f' • - , * I t * . . ¦ rr .. n -. * l-as r . fine awicgiug air which is very effective . Those fond of rollicking tuc'v : ah add n t fail to add it to their reportoire . " Never Despair" is a fine mariial song . It toils us in brilliant style how a

young soldier lad l-.-d a forlorn hope , and took by storm tho heart of a fair lady . The rnasb ; has been supplied by that woll known composer J . L . Molloy , and is iu his best style . It is published in three keys , and is well within tho compass of most vocalists .

Death Of Bro. Leonard D. Westcott.

DEATH OF BRO . LEONARD D . WESTCOTT .

Hp iIE announcement of tho death of Bro . Leonard D . Westcott , an ¦ i - old and ardent Freemason , will bo generally received with regret . Ho was P . M . and Treasurer of Lodge St . John , No . 70 , and a P . G . Snpt . of Works of tho Province . He held provincial honours

in the Mark and Arch degrees , and was P . E . C . of Holy Cross Precepfory of Knights Templar . Bro . Westcott was a member of the Educational and General Purposes Committee , and at the time of his de . nth was Treasurer of the Devon Masonic Educational Fund . The ¦ ¦ eo-- ' ' -1 "ras v 11 verse't in the - ' -riona ritual ? , avid by his genial

oaano-r , kied : ii ! " . sa of-n- ' rit , eVinfa'de- and philanthropic disposition , : < eal mv ] a - ^ d-iity in Frecma-onry , wmi for himself the respect and est"em of all wiih whom ho ennm in contact . He was also beloved outside tho "eir ¦!¦' , " aad had been rho manager of the Christian TCnowb dgo Dcpoi ; in Plymouth for r , ' , ventv-two years . Deceased had

a -. '• ,:- . : ; aoaao'o a , : -y- ^ ca ; : i ; ae , -md was removed to Dawlish , where he n ^ iirnd on Thersdaw , Hn I 8 : h i ; r 3 fc ., after a long and painful illness . — Western . Dnihi Mercnrti .

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