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Isle Of Wight.

tbe coiu-se of a short time , tbe Prov . G . M ., assisted by tbe Freemasons of the district , VA ill lay the foundation-stone of the first of the Vicar ' s schools , hi the Shield-field , Newcastle , Avith full Masonic ceremony .

OXFORDSHIRE . OXEOED . —During the vacation months , from July to October , Masonry , like all other matters at Oxford , may be said to be at rest for a time , and little occurs during that monotonous season to disturb the Avonted stillness of long vacation . The members of the ApoUo TJni-A'ersitLodge being away from Oxfordtheir very agreeable

gathery , ings , conceived and carried out in the true spirit of Masonry , are suspended , while the Brethren of the Alfred City Lodge assemble onl y for business , postponing tbe social enjoyments until the Brethren of the sister Lodge are enabled to participate in them . It has , however , been customary for years past to substitute for the monthly meetings in vacation an annual excursion by Avater to Nuneham Park ,

the splendid domain belonging to G . G . Harcourt , Esq ., M . P . It is situated on the banks of the Thames , a few miles from Oxford , and is admirably adapted for pie-nic parties , Avho are allowed , by the kindness of Mr . Harcourt , to land there , and revel in the enjoyments of this picturesque spot . On tbe ISth of July , the Brethren of tbe Alfred Lodge mustered in an unusualllarge number on board a large

y house-boat , tbe "Bristol Queen , " and were received by the AV . M . Bro . Thos . Randall , late one of tbe aldermen of the city . The party lunched on board on their way to Nuneham ; on reaching which , cricket , quoits , and other out-door games were indulged in until dinner-time . About five o ' clock , the party , consisting of upwards of sixty , sat down to an elegant entertainment , served up in the "

houseboat" in excellent style by the Stewards , Bros . ToAATisend andErazer . The AV . M . presided , and was supported by Bros . R . J . Spiers , P . G . S . B ., Mayor of Oxford ; Alderman Dudley , late Mayor ; Alderman Belcher , Mayor of Abingdon ; G . P . blester , ToAvn-Clerk of Oxford ; an unprecedented number of Past Masters , and several of the most distinguished Masons in the Province . The day Avas one of unmixed enjoyment ; and nothing coidd have

been more grateful to the feelings of the AV . M . than to find himself surrounded by so large and distinguished a body of Brethren , all of whom were anxious to testify by their presence how highly they appreciated bis conduct and character in every relation of life .

A MASOXIC MATOB . —The Mayor of Oxford , Bro . Alderman R . J . Spiers , Avho is Avell knoAvn to the Masonic world , not only on account of his having had the honour to serve tbe office of Grand Sword-Bearer of England , but from the active interest he has taken in the various Masonic Charities , has been practically illustrating to his felloAv-citizens how much it lies within the power of any man filling an official situation , not only to administer to the happiness , but to advance the moral and social condition of those around him . Erom the time Bro . Spiers entered on the duties of tbe civic chair , he

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LEIBNIZ AND SPINOZA. Article 5
OPHIOLOGY AND SERPENT SYMBOLISM. Article 30
MADELAINE. Article 39
A SERVIAN WEDDING. Article 51
GENTLE SMILES. Article 55
WILLIAM SHAKSPERE. Article 56
CRITICAL NOTICES OF THE LITERATURE OF THE LAST THREE MONTHS, Article 73
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 91
FREEMASONRY AT MAURITIUS. Article 92
MASONIC MENDICITY. Article 93
ON THE JURISDICTION OF GEN. G. ENCAMPMENT OF THE UNITED STATES Article 97
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 99
LODGE OF BENEVOLENCE. Article 100
METROPOLITAN. Article 101
PROVINCIAL. Article 103
ISLE OF WIGHT. Article 110
ROYAL ARCH. Article 135
IRELAND. Article 136
SCOTLAND. Article 137
INDIA. Article 138
COLONIAL. Article 141
Obituary. Article 148
BIRTH. Article 150
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 150
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Isle Of Wight.

tbe coiu-se of a short time , tbe Prov . G . M ., assisted by tbe Freemasons of the district , VA ill lay the foundation-stone of the first of the Vicar ' s schools , hi the Shield-field , Newcastle , Avith full Masonic ceremony .

OXFORDSHIRE . OXEOED . —During the vacation months , from July to October , Masonry , like all other matters at Oxford , may be said to be at rest for a time , and little occurs during that monotonous season to disturb the Avonted stillness of long vacation . The members of the ApoUo TJni-A'ersitLodge being away from Oxfordtheir very agreeable

gathery , ings , conceived and carried out in the true spirit of Masonry , are suspended , while the Brethren of the Alfred City Lodge assemble onl y for business , postponing tbe social enjoyments until the Brethren of the sister Lodge are enabled to participate in them . It has , however , been customary for years past to substitute for the monthly meetings in vacation an annual excursion by Avater to Nuneham Park ,

the splendid domain belonging to G . G . Harcourt , Esq ., M . P . It is situated on the banks of the Thames , a few miles from Oxford , and is admirably adapted for pie-nic parties , Avho are allowed , by the kindness of Mr . Harcourt , to land there , and revel in the enjoyments of this picturesque spot . On tbe ISth of July , the Brethren of tbe Alfred Lodge mustered in an unusualllarge number on board a large

y house-boat , tbe "Bristol Queen , " and were received by the AV . M . Bro . Thos . Randall , late one of tbe aldermen of the city . The party lunched on board on their way to Nuneham ; on reaching which , cricket , quoits , and other out-door games were indulged in until dinner-time . About five o ' clock , the party , consisting of upwards of sixty , sat down to an elegant entertainment , served up in the "

houseboat" in excellent style by the Stewards , Bros . ToAATisend andErazer . The AV . M . presided , and was supported by Bros . R . J . Spiers , P . G . S . B ., Mayor of Oxford ; Alderman Dudley , late Mayor ; Alderman Belcher , Mayor of Abingdon ; G . P . blester , ToAvn-Clerk of Oxford ; an unprecedented number of Past Masters , and several of the most distinguished Masons in the Province . The day Avas one of unmixed enjoyment ; and nothing coidd have

been more grateful to the feelings of the AV . M . than to find himself surrounded by so large and distinguished a body of Brethren , all of whom were anxious to testify by their presence how highly they appreciated bis conduct and character in every relation of life .

A MASOXIC MATOB . —The Mayor of Oxford , Bro . Alderman R . J . Spiers , Avho is Avell knoAvn to the Masonic world , not only on account of his having had the honour to serve tbe office of Grand Sword-Bearer of England , but from the active interest he has taken in the various Masonic Charities , has been practically illustrating to his felloAv-citizens how much it lies within the power of any man filling an official situation , not only to administer to the happiness , but to advance the moral and social condition of those around him . Erom the time Bro . Spiers entered on the duties of tbe civic chair , he

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