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THE FREEMASONS' TAVERN , GKEAT QUEEN STREET . LONDON . "W . C . The sulmim ' ite : iml iinriiMllfil : iee » mmod : iti'in rroviil" ! nt this Estii ' ilWiment for IMTA-SOIISriC BAUQTJETS , PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DINNERS , WEDDING BREAKFASTS , BALLS , « c . Is too well known to need comment . The entire tii . iii . i' -cmcnt has been ct . un ^ uil , ami the Estiiblishmunt in : illit * brunches thoroughly re-orainlsed . The attention of the Masonic Body U directed to the many advantages offered . CUISIN-K OF THE HtG-HTlST CHARACTKU . WtUKS PBRFUCT I * V < ' 0 * VI > 1 TI 0 * V . IA" 1 > HVAIIITY . N . B .-DINNERS PROVIDED FROM 3 ' -. RESTAURANT , WINE , SMOKING & RETIRING ROOMS . Tlio fullest monsnro of public confidence mid support ensured . ALFRED BEST , PROPRIETOR-

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HI 13 Aim ft yuOM THK JOINT from TWKLVK to THKKr * o'clock . llBinrar H \ CHOI'S and STKAKS from tlio ( HULL till I'lVK o ' clock . Mile Ilk IIV T . MA ( D \ VEt . i ., Hercules Tavern , Leailenhall-st ., City , K . C .

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WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO DINE ? THRY the "CAN'XOX TAVERN , " SO Cannon . Street , corner of JL Walhrook , immediately opposite the CANS ox STIIKKT H . ULWIY STUKET . Bros . SMITH & KING , Proprietors .

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VITRUVIAN LODGE , No . 87 . B RO . ISAAC , who lias for somo time past provided for the requirements of this Lodge , lietrs to . iniioiiiico th t he 1 ms obtained permission for the removal of his lu-cnsc to the Delved , re-roa-l , and that lie is about to erect commodious premises there . These will comprise . A . SIF ^ -CIOTTS DVn ^ -SOIsrZC HIA . L 3 L . wnir ANTE ROOMS , LARGE BANQUETTING IIALL , Together with every convenience for Masonic gatherings . Applications from Secretaries and others for accommodation to ho addressed G . ISAAC , " WHITE II . IHT , " COLLECT : STREET , L . i-Knr . Tit , Loxoox , S . F ..

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Fourth Revised Edition , 12 mo , 5 s . THE BOOK OF THE LODGE , By Rev . GEO . OLIVER , D . D . Most useful to new-made Masons and to Officers . ISTES-mfD AS A GUIDE TO ALL THE CEREMONIES , WITH RITUALS OF INSTALLATIONS , FUNERALS , WORKINGS , . to ., Ac . Also , price It's , THE FOUR OLD LODGES , Jly'Iiro . ROIIF . KT FREKB CJoir . n , Uarrister-at-Law . London : SPE . VCKB & Co ., 2 : l . i Great Queen Street , W . C .

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Free by Post for VS fiLiiuyis , \ I-TKI 1 THE TCim-E .-Tliirty-one- years' Mmislorinl Valley XL lis set forth at Loi : r > . ' [ . iron ' s J ) i v l !\ M ; rrTs , from 18 IH to 1 ^ 78 Collected hy KiciuunSEYii , V . H . ii . Loncuca Loudon : W . AV , Moiio . i ? .- , C > 7 i . ariiicuri , E . C .

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Published monthly , Demy svo , [' rice I'd . rn ilE CHESS PLAYER'S CllKOXWLH . A List of Rave and Tnlovost ins ? Works on Chess , Cards , Arc . can he had onnp-ilicatiou to W . \ Y . JIOI-UAX , 07 . Barbican , E . G . Any Jlodurn Works ( Aim . uien . vi or Continental ) procured nt short notlc ? . "

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ACLLI {&\ MA > . and his wife wish to take the charge of One or Two Young Children to liriny- up and t- ) nr . ilc with their own hrtwceu luetics of 3 and a—Indian children wefm-eu . Locality vet v health-- ¦ « acis iiict „ ry references given aud rc-iuiu-ed . " ' "' Address ; -Kev . J . "W . COLLINS , Claro Vicarage , Suffolk .

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H ^^^^^ W ^^ H G 7 BARBICAN , E . C .

United Grand Lodge Of England.

UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND .

THE folloAving is the business to bo transacted in Grand Lodge on Wednesday , 4 th June 1879 : — 1 . The Minutes of the Quarterly Communication of tho 5 th March will bo read and put for confirmation .

2 . The Minutes of tho Graud Festival of the 30 th April will bo read and put for confirmation . 3 . Election of Members of the Board of General Purposes .

4 . Election of Members of the Colonial Board . 5 . Election of Members for tho Committee of Management of tho "Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution for Aged Freemasons ancl Widows of Freemasons . " G . Report of tho Lodge of Benevolence for tho last quarter , in which aro recommendations for tho following grants , -viz .:

—A Brother of tho Lion Lodge , No . 312 , Whitby £ 75 0 0 A Brother of the Egyptian Lodge , No . 27 , London 50 0 0 A Brother of tho Salisbury Lodge , No . 435 , London 50 0 0 .

Tho Widow of a Brother of tho Pythagorean Lodge , No . 79 , Greenwich ... 50 0 0 A Brother of the Lewises' Lodge , No . 1209 , Ramso-ato 50 0 0

A Brother of tho Perfect Ashlar Lodge , No . 1178 , Southwark 50 0 0 A Brother of tho Camden Lodge , No . 701 , London 100 0 0 A Brother of the Leig h Lodgo , No . 957 , London 50 0 0

7 . REPORT OF THE BOARD OF GENERAL PURPOSES . 7 ' o the I ' niti-d Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of En . jlavd . The Board of General Purposes rrgrcfc to make known to Grand Tjedgc that Brother Charles Bry-. mt Payne , who hiv' I ' m * twenty-two years past filled , with credit to himself and satisfaction to tho Craft , the office of Grancl T yler , died at Freemasons' Hall on tho Gth inst .

( Signed ) JOHN B . MONCKTON , President , FKKEMASOXS' HAT , ! , , LONDON , W . C . 20 th May 1879 .

Afc the meeting of the Board held on Tuesday , tho 20 th instant , after the ordinary business had been disposed of , the following resolution Avas passed , viz .: — " Tho members of the Board unanimously desire to express their sense of the ability and courtesy uniforml y displayed , on all occasions , by Bro . Monckton , as President of tho Board of General Purposes . "

( Signed ) HENRY C . LEVANDER , Vice-President . To the report is subjoined a statement of tho Grand Lodge accounts at the last meeting of tho Finance Committee , held on Friday , the lGth day of May instant , showing a balance in the Bank of England of £ 5 , 065 2 s ; and in the hands of the Grand Secretary , for petty cash , £ 75 ; and for fcrvants' wages , £ 9 G 15 s .

8 . REPORT OF TLIE COLONIAL BOARD . To tlie United Grand lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of England . The Colonial Board beg to report that at their meeting on Tuesday , tho Gth instant , after tho President had quitted tho chair , it was nnanimonsly resolved : —

" That the thanks of the Colonial Board bo hereby presented to its President , tho W . Brother John Anthony Rucker P . G . D ., for his able management ( if , and assiduous attention to , tho business of the Hoard during tho long period he has filled the office of President . "

( Signed ) GRIFFITHS SMITH , Vice-President . FRKI-JIASOXS' HALT ,, Loxnov , 9 th May 1879 . 9 . The Annual Report of tho Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution for aged Freemasons and WidoAvs of Freemasons , dated tho 16 th of May 1879 , will be laid before Graud Lodge .

10 . PROPOSED MOTIONS . ( 1 ) . By W . Brother Lieut-Col . John Creaton , Grand Treasurer : " That the sum of £ 70 be given from the Fund of General Purposes that tie money be placed in the Lauds cf tie

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CONVIVIALITY AND CHARITY. Article 1
" SIGNIFICANCE OF MASONIC LIGHT." Article 2
FREEMASONRY AND INTOLERANCE Article 3
CONSECRATION OF A MARK MASONS' LODGE AT NORTHAMPTON. Article 3
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 5
MALTA. LODGE OF ST. JOHN AND ST. PAUL, No. 349, E.C. Article 6
INSTALLATION MEETINGS, &c. Article 7
SIR HUGH MYDDELTON LODGE, No. 1602. Article 7
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UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND. Article 8
METROPOLITAN CHAPTER OF IMPROVEMENT Article 9
COMMITTEE MEETING OF THE GIRLS' SCHOOL. Article 9
DIARY FOR THE WEEK. Article 10
NOTICES OF MEETINGS. Article 11
PANMURE LODGE, No. 720. Article 14
THE THEATRES, &c. Article 14
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THE FREEMASONS' TAVERN , GKEAT QUEEN STREET . LONDON . "W . C . The sulmim ' ite : iml iinriiMllfil : iee » mmod : iti'in rroviil" ! nt this Estii ' ilWiment for IMTA-SOIISriC BAUQTJETS , PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DINNERS , WEDDING BREAKFASTS , BALLS , « c . Is too well known to need comment . The entire tii . iii . i' -cmcnt has been ct . un ^ uil , ami the Estiiblishmunt in : illit * brunches thoroughly re-orainlsed . The attention of the Masonic Body U directed to the many advantages offered . CUISIN-K OF THE HtG-HTlST CHARACTKU . WtUKS PBRFUCT I * V < ' 0 * VI > 1 TI 0 * V . IA" 1 > HVAIIITY . N . B .-DINNERS PROVIDED FROM 3 ' -. RESTAURANT , WINE , SMOKING & RETIRING ROOMS . Tlio fullest monsnro of public confidence mid support ensured . ALFRED BEST , PROPRIETOR-

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SAWYER'S ( LATE STATION ) RESTAURANT , 5 RAILWAY PLACE , FENCHURCII STREET , E . C . ENGLISH , FRENCH d- GERMAN CUISINE . Hot and Cold Ivrmclicoiis on tlio GJ-ronncl Floor ; This Room will uecommodutc 100 persons . CHOPS , STEAKS , & c , FROM THE GRILL ; Tlio Cn ' rill Room will s «> sit l"i <> ix-i'som . REID'S TRESLE STOUT . WORTHIMCTON'S ALES , 33 3 < 1 Ti L 11 ST TIVOLI T * 30 33 Jl . TEA AND COFFEE ALWAYS READY . CHAMPAGNES OF THK BUST BRANDS . OLD BOTTLED TORTS . SHERRIES AND OTHER WINES OF THE BEST QUAIATY . Bro . F . J . SAWYER , Proprietor . . Late of Pimm ' s , and the Crystal Palace .

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HI 13 Aim ft yuOM THK JOINT from TWKLVK to THKKr * o'clock . llBinrar H \ CHOI'S and STKAKS from tlio ( HULL till I'lVK o ' clock . Mile Ilk IIV T . MA ( D \ VEt . i ., Hercules Tavern , Leailenhall-st ., City , K . C .

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WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO DINE ? THRY the "CAN'XOX TAVERN , " SO Cannon . Street , corner of JL Walhrook , immediately opposite the CANS ox STIIKKT H . ULWIY STUKET . Bros . SMITH & KING , Proprietors .

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VITRUVIAN LODGE , No . 87 . B RO . ISAAC , who lias for somo time past provided for the requirements of this Lodge , lietrs to . iniioiiiico th t he 1 ms obtained permission for the removal of his lu-cnsc to the Delved , re-roa-l , and that lie is about to erect commodious premises there . These will comprise . A . SIF ^ -CIOTTS DVn ^ -SOIsrZC HIA . L 3 L . wnir ANTE ROOMS , LARGE BANQUETTING IIALL , Together with every convenience for Masonic gatherings . Applications from Secretaries and others for accommodation to ho addressed G . ISAAC , " WHITE II . IHT , " COLLECT : STREET , L . i-Knr . Tit , Loxoox , S . F ..

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Fourth Revised Edition , 12 mo , 5 s . THE BOOK OF THE LODGE , By Rev . GEO . OLIVER , D . D . Most useful to new-made Masons and to Officers . ISTES-mfD AS A GUIDE TO ALL THE CEREMONIES , WITH RITUALS OF INSTALLATIONS , FUNERALS , WORKINGS , . to ., Ac . Also , price It's , THE FOUR OLD LODGES , Jly'Iiro . ROIIF . KT FREKB CJoir . n , Uarrister-at-Law . London : SPE . VCKB & Co ., 2 : l . i Great Queen Street , W . C .

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Free by Post for VS fiLiiuyis , \ I-TKI 1 THE TCim-E .-Tliirty-one- years' Mmislorinl Valley XL lis set forth at Loi : r > . ' [ . iron ' s J ) i v l !\ M ; rrTs , from 18 IH to 1 ^ 78 Collected hy KiciuunSEYii , V . H . ii . Loncuca Loudon : W . AV , Moiio . i ? .- , C > 7 i . ariiicuri , E . C .

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Published monthly , Demy svo , [' rice I'd . rn ilE CHESS PLAYER'S CllKOXWLH . A List of Rave and Tnlovost ins ? Works on Chess , Cards , Arc . can he had onnp-ilicatiou to W . \ Y . JIOI-UAX , 07 . Barbican , E . G . Any Jlodurn Works ( Aim . uien . vi or Continental ) procured nt short notlc ? . "

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ACLLI {&\ MA > . and his wife wish to take the charge of One or Two Young Children to liriny- up and t- ) nr . ilc with their own hrtwceu luetics of 3 and a—Indian children wefm-eu . Locality vet v health-- ¦ « acis iiict „ ry references given aud rc-iuiu-ed . " ' "' Address ; -Kev . J . "W . COLLINS , Claro Vicarage , Suffolk .

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H ^^^^^ W ^^ H G 7 BARBICAN , E . C .

United Grand Lodge Of England.

UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND .

THE folloAving is the business to bo transacted in Grand Lodge on Wednesday , 4 th June 1879 : — 1 . The Minutes of the Quarterly Communication of tho 5 th March will bo read and put for confirmation .

2 . The Minutes of tho Graud Festival of the 30 th April will bo read and put for confirmation . 3 . Election of Members of the Board of General Purposes .

4 . Election of Members of the Colonial Board . 5 . Election of Members for tho Committee of Management of tho "Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution for Aged Freemasons ancl Widows of Freemasons . " G . Report of tho Lodge of Benevolence for tho last quarter , in which aro recommendations for tho following grants , -viz .:

—A Brother of tho Lion Lodge , No . 312 , Whitby £ 75 0 0 A Brother of the Egyptian Lodge , No . 27 , London 50 0 0 A Brother of tho Salisbury Lodge , No . 435 , London 50 0 0 .

Tho Widow of a Brother of tho Pythagorean Lodge , No . 79 , Greenwich ... 50 0 0 A Brother of the Lewises' Lodge , No . 1209 , Ramso-ato 50 0 0

A Brother of tho Perfect Ashlar Lodge , No . 1178 , Southwark 50 0 0 A Brother of tho Camden Lodge , No . 701 , London 100 0 0 A Brother of the Leig h Lodgo , No . 957 , London 50 0 0

7 . REPORT OF THE BOARD OF GENERAL PURPOSES . 7 ' o the I ' niti-d Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of En . jlavd . The Board of General Purposes rrgrcfc to make known to Grand Tjedgc that Brother Charles Bry-. mt Payne , who hiv' I ' m * twenty-two years past filled , with credit to himself and satisfaction to tho Craft , the office of Grancl T yler , died at Freemasons' Hall on tho Gth inst .

( Signed ) JOHN B . MONCKTON , President , FKKEMASOXS' HAT , ! , , LONDON , W . C . 20 th May 1879 .

Afc the meeting of the Board held on Tuesday , tho 20 th instant , after the ordinary business had been disposed of , the following resolution Avas passed , viz .: — " Tho members of the Board unanimously desire to express their sense of the ability and courtesy uniforml y displayed , on all occasions , by Bro . Monckton , as President of tho Board of General Purposes . "

( Signed ) HENRY C . LEVANDER , Vice-President . To the report is subjoined a statement of tho Grand Lodge accounts at the last meeting of tho Finance Committee , held on Friday , the lGth day of May instant , showing a balance in the Bank of England of £ 5 , 065 2 s ; and in the hands of the Grand Secretary , for petty cash , £ 75 ; and for fcrvants' wages , £ 9 G 15 s .

8 . REPORT OF TLIE COLONIAL BOARD . To tlie United Grand lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of England . The Colonial Board beg to report that at their meeting on Tuesday , tho Gth instant , after tho President had quitted tho chair , it was nnanimonsly resolved : —

" That the thanks of the Colonial Board bo hereby presented to its President , tho W . Brother John Anthony Rucker P . G . D ., for his able management ( if , and assiduous attention to , tho business of the Hoard during tho long period he has filled the office of President . "

( Signed ) GRIFFITHS SMITH , Vice-President . FRKI-JIASOXS' HALT ,, Loxnov , 9 th May 1879 . 9 . The Annual Report of tho Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution for aged Freemasons and WidoAvs of Freemasons , dated tho 16 th of May 1879 , will be laid before Graud Lodge .

10 . PROPOSED MOTIONS . ( 1 ) . By W . Brother Lieut-Col . John Creaton , Grand Treasurer : " That the sum of £ 70 be given from the Fund of General Purposes that tie money be placed in the Lauds cf tie

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