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with a fervent hope that I may again renew my acquaintance with you . " At the close of this speech , during the delivery of which the Colonel was evidently much affected , three hearty cheers were given for Colonel Chatterton , which he acknowledged in a " few words ; after which , three cheers were given for the officers , the regiment , and the Queen . At this time the scene was very exciting ; the bandwhich had passed to a

, short distance , turned back to listen to the Colonel ' s remarks—the officers and civilians were mixed together , ancl on every side might be heard the " Farewell ! Gocl bless you . " The troops then passed on , ancl the gentlemen who hacl accompanied them returned homeward , highly gratified that an opportunity had been afforded them of testifying their respect to the gallant Colonel . We should here state , for the information of those of our readers who

are not already aware of the fact , that Colonel Chatterton is a distinguished member of the masonic Order , and is not only highly esteemed by the members of the body in Nottinghamshire , but has very frequently joined them at their lodge meetings ; it will , therefore , not be surprising that a number of his brethren should be anxious to avail themselves of every opportunity of being in his company , and it will also explain the reason why his remarks , given above , are more immediately directed to them .

One or two circumstances have come to our knowledge , which , we think , ought not to be lost sight of , inasmuch as they reflect greatly to the credit of the masonic body , ancl satisfy us , at least , that the brethren of the " mystic tie " are " good ancl loyal subjects . " At the meeting of the Commercial Lodge , No . 594 , in May last , the first after the celebrated 10 th of April , a vote of thanks was passed with acclamation to Colonel Chatterton , for his indefatigable exertion , loyalty , and undaunted courage in maintaining the peace of the town of

Nottingham , and in upholding the duly constituted authorities in the maintetenance of law ancl order . On a more recent occasion , the gallant Colonel , " In testimony of his true masonic character , universal beneficence ancl kindness , ancl unceasing fidelity to his Queen and country , " was elected an honorary member for life of the same lodge , both which resolutions , together with certificates of membership , were written on vellum , and richly bound , for presentation .

Having said so much of the gallant Colonel , we shall be excused repeating a few words in testimony of the excellent conduct of the regiment generally . Thanks to the army regulations , which prevent excesses with impunity in any of her Majesty ' s troops , we have not for many years had occasion to complain of any of the regiments quartered in Nottingham ; on the contrary , they have all been well conducted , and to the Fourth Royal Irish Dragoons in particular this latter remark will apply .

WAKEFIELD , May 15 . —A Provincial Grand Lodge was held this day at the Music Saloon . Present—Bros , the R . W . the Hon . the Earl of Mexborough , P . G . M . ; R . W . Charles Lee , D . P . G . M . ; and a great number of members of the Prov . Grand Lodge . Defaulting lodges received admonition . Inquiry was made as to number of contributing members ancl Past Masters ; contributions to the P . G . L ., and subscriptions to the Royal Benevolent Annuity Fund ; by-laws of many lodges were confirmed and sanctioned ; other lodges produced their by-laws , which remained for examination and correction .

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THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLYREVIEW, Article 1
MASONIC REPROOF. Article 8
ON FREEMASONRY, Article 9
CHAPTER II. Article 14
THE FREEMASONS' LEXICON. Article 18
IMPORTANT MASONIC RECORD. Article 26
AM ACCOUNT OF THE NEAPOLITAN MASONRY ; Article 31
A SUCCINCT ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE OF THE WRITER. Article 33
TO THE EDITOR. Article 40
TO THE EDITOR. Article 40
TO THE EDITOR. Article 41
TO THE EDITOR. Article 43
TO THE EDITOR. Article 45
TO THE EDITOR. Article 45
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 46
UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND. Article 47
QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION, JUNE 7. Article 58
GRAND CONCLAVE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Article 64
THE EARLY GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF ENGLAND AND CONCLAVE OF FAITH AND FIDELITY. Article 66
THE FREDERICK ENCAMPMENT, Article 66
SUPREME GRAND COUNCIL FOR ENGLAND AND WALES. Article 67
RE-UNION OF THE BURLINGTON AND BANK OF ENGLAND LODGES. Article 68
THE CHARITIES. Article 69
ASYLUM FOR WORTHY AGED AND DECAYED FREEMASONS. Article 70
Untitled Article 71
CHIT CHAT. Article 80
Obituary. Article 87
PROVINCIAL. Article 90
SCOTLAND. Article 98
IRELAND. Article 99
FOREIGN. Article 102
INDIA. Article 104
THE GENERAL ASSURANCE ADVOCATE. Article 108
LITERARY NOTICES. Article 116
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 119
CONTENTS. Article 121
TO THE MANAGING DIRECTOR S, ACTUARIES, & SECRETARIES , OF INSURANCE COMPANIES. Article 122
W^^^^^^^^^^^^^M^M Article 123
GALL'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS —Tbe most usefu... Article 124
FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY ADVERTISER. SECOND... Article 125
FREEMASONS' HOTEL, GREAT QUEEN STREET, L... Article 126
EREEMASONRY. OROTHER J. CURTIS, PIER HOT... Article 126
FREEMASONRY. LINE ENGRAVING OF THE STATU... Article 126
FREEMASONRY. BROTHER J. P. ACKLAM, MASON... Article 127
BEMOTAI ! !! W. EVANS, MASONIC JEWELLER ... Article 127
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Untitled Ad 128
Untitled Ad 128
Untitled Ad 128
Untitled Ad 128
CLERICAL, MEDICAL, AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Article 129
BONUSES. The two first Divisions average... Article 129
MUTUAL LIEE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, HEAD OFFI... Article 130
HPOSSVILL & Co.'s CIGAR WAREHOUSES, G an... Article 132
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Provincial.

with a fervent hope that I may again renew my acquaintance with you . " At the close of this speech , during the delivery of which the Colonel was evidently much affected , three hearty cheers were given for Colonel Chatterton , which he acknowledged in a " few words ; after which , three cheers were given for the officers , the regiment , and the Queen . At this time the scene was very exciting ; the bandwhich had passed to a

, short distance , turned back to listen to the Colonel ' s remarks—the officers and civilians were mixed together , ancl on every side might be heard the " Farewell ! Gocl bless you . " The troops then passed on , ancl the gentlemen who hacl accompanied them returned homeward , highly gratified that an opportunity had been afforded them of testifying their respect to the gallant Colonel . We should here state , for the information of those of our readers who

are not already aware of the fact , that Colonel Chatterton is a distinguished member of the masonic Order , and is not only highly esteemed by the members of the body in Nottinghamshire , but has very frequently joined them at their lodge meetings ; it will , therefore , not be surprising that a number of his brethren should be anxious to avail themselves of every opportunity of being in his company , and it will also explain the reason why his remarks , given above , are more immediately directed to them .

One or two circumstances have come to our knowledge , which , we think , ought not to be lost sight of , inasmuch as they reflect greatly to the credit of the masonic body , ancl satisfy us , at least , that the brethren of the " mystic tie " are " good ancl loyal subjects . " At the meeting of the Commercial Lodge , No . 594 , in May last , the first after the celebrated 10 th of April , a vote of thanks was passed with acclamation to Colonel Chatterton , for his indefatigable exertion , loyalty , and undaunted courage in maintaining the peace of the town of

Nottingham , and in upholding the duly constituted authorities in the maintetenance of law ancl order . On a more recent occasion , the gallant Colonel , " In testimony of his true masonic character , universal beneficence ancl kindness , ancl unceasing fidelity to his Queen and country , " was elected an honorary member for life of the same lodge , both which resolutions , together with certificates of membership , were written on vellum , and richly bound , for presentation .

Having said so much of the gallant Colonel , we shall be excused repeating a few words in testimony of the excellent conduct of the regiment generally . Thanks to the army regulations , which prevent excesses with impunity in any of her Majesty ' s troops , we have not for many years had occasion to complain of any of the regiments quartered in Nottingham ; on the contrary , they have all been well conducted , and to the Fourth Royal Irish Dragoons in particular this latter remark will apply .

WAKEFIELD , May 15 . —A Provincial Grand Lodge was held this day at the Music Saloon . Present—Bros , the R . W . the Hon . the Earl of Mexborough , P . G . M . ; R . W . Charles Lee , D . P . G . M . ; and a great number of members of the Prov . Grand Lodge . Defaulting lodges received admonition . Inquiry was made as to number of contributing members ancl Past Masters ; contributions to the P . G . L ., and subscriptions to the Royal Benevolent Annuity Fund ; by-laws of many lodges were confirmed and sanctioned ; other lodges produced their by-laws , which remained for examination and correction .

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