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for the choral worship , and that the Rev . the Vicars had given their sanction to the proposal ; also that a collection would be made in aid of the funds for supporting that admirable institution , the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary . The public seemed to take a great interest in the matter , the streets being crowded , the windows thronged , and the congregation at the church numerous . On entering the churchyardthe Brethren of the Craft Lodges

, opened their ranks , and the R . W . P . G . M . and his officers passed between them , the others following , so as to invert the order in which they had set out . After some minutes spent in examining the structure , they were met by the Lord Bishop and the Very Rev . the Dean , the Rev . E . Pughe , the Rev . E . Evans , all in their full canonical vestments , a more than ordinarily numerous body of choristers in their surplicesand the vergerschoir-masterand other officials . The

, , , Lord Bishop requested that the Prov . G . M . would take precedence , and the P . G . Lodge accordingly passed up the nave of the sacred edifice , followed by the Right Rev . Prelate , the Dean , the Clergy , and the Choir , the Craft Lodges bringing up the rear , and a solemn march being played by the cathedral organist , Mr . James Pring , who conducted the musical portion of the service . The prayers were read by the Rev . E . Evans .

As the P . G . Chaplain was unable to be present , the Very Rev . the Dean considerately offered , at a very short notice , to supply his place , and delivered a very able , impressive , and effective discourse ( which , we are glad to learn , is to be printed at the special request of the R . W . P . G . M . ) , from 1 Peter ii . 17 : " Honour all men . Love the brotherhood . Fear God . Honour the King . " A collection took lace during the singing of the second anthem

p , and amounted to £ 14 . 4 * . 6 d , The R . W . P . G . M . subsequently presented an additional donation of £ 5 to the Institution , on behalf of which the successful appeal to Masonic liberality had been made . The Lord Bishop delivered the blessing from the throne , and with the Dean , Clergy , and Choir , retired , the organist playing the national anthem .

The Brethren , having re-formed their procession , marched to the Penrhyn Arms , where " refreshment" had been provided . On their arrival at the hotel , the Craft Lodges opened their ranks as before , and the R . W . P . G . M . and his officers passed up the centre , the others entering in reverse order . The banquet , which was held in the spacious new coffee-room of the establishment , was announced at seven o ' clock , and the

R . W . P . G . M . was conducted to his seat on the throne , and was supported by—Lord Viscount Dungannon , K . T . ; Rev . E . H . Dymock , D . G . M . for North Wales and Shropshire : J . N . Heatheoto , P . G . J . W . N . W . & S . ; R . Pritchard , P . S . G . D . N . W . & S . : J . Stevenson , P . J . G . D . N . W . & S . ; C . Wigan , P . G . Sec . N . W . & S . ; J . P . White , P . G . T . N . W . & S . ; J . L . Rowland , P . G . D . C . N . W . & S . ; J . W . Towers , P . G . P . N . W . & S . ; H . J . Wace , P . G . S . Works , NW & SJBroughallPGSBNW & SH . BloxhamP . G . O . N . W .

. . . ; . , .... . . . ; , & S . : B . Churchill , P . G . Steward , N . W . & S . ; G . Jennings , P . P . G . D . C . Oxfordshire ; W . H . NiccoUs , P . G . Steward , N . W . & S . ; A . R . Martin , P . P . J . G . W . West Lancashire ; E . G . Willoughby , P . P . J . G . D . Cheshire ; J . Lewis , P . S . G . D . Cheshire ; A . B . Newberry , P . P . G . P . West Lancashire ; J . Colton , P . G . Steward , West Lancashire ; W . Davies , P . M . 263 , Liverpool ; T . R . Andrew , P . G . D . C . Northamptonshire ; T . Colley Smith , Wicklow Lodge , Wicklow ; T . Johnson , P . M . 711 , Ashton ; H . Kennedy , Sup . Works ,

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BROTHER OR NO BROTHER; OR, WHICH WAS THE WISER ? Article 3
MASONRY IN THE MIDDLE AGES. Article 7
OPENING ODE.* Article 8
THE REVELATIONS OF A SQUARE. Article 9
THE ACCOMPLISHED MASTER. Article 25
LONDON PLATITUDES. Article 26
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FROM ÆTNA. Article 63
SANTERRE. * Article 65
CANZONE.—BY FILICAJA. Article 80
TRANSLATION— BY M. H. RANKIN, ESQ. Article 80
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 81
Obituary. Article 85
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 87
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 89
ROYAL FREEMASONS' GIRLS' SCHOOL. Article 93
METROPOLITAN. Article 93
ROYAL ARCH. Article 95
PROVINCIAL. Article 96
SCOTLAND. Article 122
IRELAND. Article 123
COLONIAL. Article 126
INDIA. Article 129
AMERICA. Article 129
FOREIGN. Article 134
LITERACY NOTICES. Article 135
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 139
INDEX. Article 141
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Provincial.

for the choral worship , and that the Rev . the Vicars had given their sanction to the proposal ; also that a collection would be made in aid of the funds for supporting that admirable institution , the Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary . The public seemed to take a great interest in the matter , the streets being crowded , the windows thronged , and the congregation at the church numerous . On entering the churchyardthe Brethren of the Craft Lodges

, opened their ranks , and the R . W . P . G . M . and his officers passed between them , the others following , so as to invert the order in which they had set out . After some minutes spent in examining the structure , they were met by the Lord Bishop and the Very Rev . the Dean , the Rev . E . Pughe , the Rev . E . Evans , all in their full canonical vestments , a more than ordinarily numerous body of choristers in their surplicesand the vergerschoir-masterand other officials . The

, , , Lord Bishop requested that the Prov . G . M . would take precedence , and the P . G . Lodge accordingly passed up the nave of the sacred edifice , followed by the Right Rev . Prelate , the Dean , the Clergy , and the Choir , the Craft Lodges bringing up the rear , and a solemn march being played by the cathedral organist , Mr . James Pring , who conducted the musical portion of the service . The prayers were read by the Rev . E . Evans .

As the P . G . Chaplain was unable to be present , the Very Rev . the Dean considerately offered , at a very short notice , to supply his place , and delivered a very able , impressive , and effective discourse ( which , we are glad to learn , is to be printed at the special request of the R . W . P . G . M . ) , from 1 Peter ii . 17 : " Honour all men . Love the brotherhood . Fear God . Honour the King . " A collection took lace during the singing of the second anthem

p , and amounted to £ 14 . 4 * . 6 d , The R . W . P . G . M . subsequently presented an additional donation of £ 5 to the Institution , on behalf of which the successful appeal to Masonic liberality had been made . The Lord Bishop delivered the blessing from the throne , and with the Dean , Clergy , and Choir , retired , the organist playing the national anthem .

The Brethren , having re-formed their procession , marched to the Penrhyn Arms , where " refreshment" had been provided . On their arrival at the hotel , the Craft Lodges opened their ranks as before , and the R . W . P . G . M . and his officers passed up the centre , the others entering in reverse order . The banquet , which was held in the spacious new coffee-room of the establishment , was announced at seven o ' clock , and the

R . W . P . G . M . was conducted to his seat on the throne , and was supported by—Lord Viscount Dungannon , K . T . ; Rev . E . H . Dymock , D . G . M . for North Wales and Shropshire : J . N . Heatheoto , P . G . J . W . N . W . & S . ; R . Pritchard , P . S . G . D . N . W . & S . : J . Stevenson , P . J . G . D . N . W . & S . ; C . Wigan , P . G . Sec . N . W . & S . ; J . P . White , P . G . T . N . W . & S . ; J . L . Rowland , P . G . D . C . N . W . & S . ; J . W . Towers , P . G . P . N . W . & S . ; H . J . Wace , P . G . S . Works , NW & SJBroughallPGSBNW & SH . BloxhamP . G . O . N . W .

. . . ; . , .... . . . ; , & S . : B . Churchill , P . G . Steward , N . W . & S . ; G . Jennings , P . P . G . D . C . Oxfordshire ; W . H . NiccoUs , P . G . Steward , N . W . & S . ; A . R . Martin , P . P . J . G . W . West Lancashire ; E . G . Willoughby , P . P . J . G . D . Cheshire ; J . Lewis , P . S . G . D . Cheshire ; A . B . Newberry , P . P . G . P . West Lancashire ; J . Colton , P . G . Steward , West Lancashire ; W . Davies , P . M . 263 , Liverpool ; T . R . Andrew , P . G . D . C . Northamptonshire ; T . Colley Smith , Wicklow Lodge , Wicklow ; T . Johnson , P . M . 711 , Ashton ; H . Kennedy , Sup . Works ,

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