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LONDON . Lodge . £ s . d . Chairman 36 15 o Bro . Robert Paulson Spice 15 15 o 1 „ Bradshavv Brown ... 15 ' 5 ° 1 „ J . M . Case 10 10 o 1 ,, Francis J . Hartridge 10 10 o 3 „ John Batley 57 15 o 5 „ Jos . Barber Glenn ... 2 S 7 o 4 „ W . T . Whitmorc ... 10 10 o 5 „ H . F . Pollock ... G 6 3 o

0 „ H . H . Dobree ... 2100 7 „ Arthur Hill 11 11 o S „ E . Walter Rushwortli 12 12 o 9 „ Edward Dalby Willey 52 10 o 10 „ Rev . S . Maude ... 23 2 o 11 „ Felix Curlier 12 „ E . E . Barratt-Kidder 73 10 o

14 „ F . G . Hopkinson ... 45 13 6 iS „ Capt . Clifford Probyn 30 9 o 19 „ E . B . Grabham ... 105 16 o 21 „ Arthur Hill 34 13 o 22 „ John Harper 32 11 o 23 „ E . C . Davies ... 24 3 o 2 5 , » Augustus Hen . Stead 30 y o

26 „ E . W . Milner 28 „ C . Dew Miller 29 „ Von Dadelzen ... 40 70 3 ' ; „ Arthur G . Browning 3 6 ' 4 6 34 „ J . H . Date 06 3 o 55 ,, G . M . E . Snow ... 13 13 o 5 S „ Wm . John Crump ... no 5 o Go „ Daniel Nichols ... G 2 14 o

73 „ Charles Kayden ... 09 10 0 91 „ Thomas Lough ... 44 2 o 99 „ W . W . Venn ... 52 10 o 142 „ T . H . Lane IS 7 ,, J Cox ... 31 10 o 165 „ Charles Belton ... 44 2 o

171 „ J . Uever 3 J ' 4 o 173 „ ( ohn Watson ... 21 o o 179 , » J . G . Webb ... 37 " 5 ° iSt „ Alfred Layton ... 24 4 o 1 S 5 „ T . W . C . Bush ... 75 12 o 186 „ Henry J . Johnson ... 79 10 6

18 S „ Israel Abrahams ... 15 ' 5 ° 197 „ Edward Burnell ... 23 2 o 19 S „ Robert Rowell ... 31 10 o 211 „ Usher Back ... 52 to o 256 „ Rowland Hill Blades 25 14 G 259 » John Scott ... 47 5 °

435 „ W . H . Hooper ... 42 o o 511 „ Carter Milloourne ... 52 10 o 7 : 5 „ E . VV . Richardson ... 21 o o 720 ,, Daniel Trusler ... 3 ° ' ° ° 733 » William Hitchcock ... 6 S 5 o 742 „ Robert Roberts ... 50 o o 7 G 6 „ Ebenezer Kidman ... G 4 1 o 7 S 0 „ Benjamin E . Blasby SG o o

813 „ L . C . Haslip 30 15 o 822 „ farm Andrew Wilson 4 8 G o S 79 „ William Topp ... 52 10 o 901 „ George A . Cundy ... 73 10 o 9 6 9 „ C . VV . Thompson . ' . ' . 4- o o 117 S „ Robert Callinghirr ) ... 55 o o ivucinu +

IJIU ,, ucuigc ... -. J " 125 $ „ Edward Jex 105 o o 1260 „ Henry Evans ... 42 o o 13 S 2 „ J . Delves ... ... 9 S 3 0 1383 „ K . R . Murchison ... 103 8 o 1399 „ James Salmon

1471 „ Daniel Pound Holness 112 7 o 1472 „ Dr . William J . Vance s <> 5 o 1507 „ W . M . Stiles ... 153 11 o ' 537 ,, Arthur Garrard ... 64 1 o 1538 „ George Gregory ... 17 ' 7 ° ' 589 ,, Frederick Farrington 15 15 o 1608 „ Frederick Brewer ... 142 16 o

1 G 15 „ Capt . H . S . Andrew 36 15 o 1627 „ C . E . Soppett ... 36 4 < 5 1642 „ Samuel Smout ... 261 9 o ' 657 „ Alfred Brookman ... 115 10 o 1 704 „ Thos . Wells Thorpe 56 14 o ' 70 ° „ . ]• Joyce Murray ... 73 10 o ' 7 ° 7 » , K- M- Money ... 43 20 21

170 s „ Henry uooper ... o o 1724 „ T . Barrett-Leonard ... 42 o o 1728 „ T . VV . C . Bush ... 291 7 o ' 743 > ' > Job" - Mather ... 58 i 0 o ¦ 744 ,, " lames Willing , jun . 73 18 o 176 S .. T . W . Ockcnden ... 2 = ; IJ . 6

l 77- „ John Elliott ' 79 ' „ John Williams ... 164 o o 1 S 04 „ Paul Balme 2 G 15 G 1827 „ Frank Green , s 39 ,, Joseph W . Brooke ... 25 o o igoo ,. G . P . Festa 177 13 n

1900 „ W . H . Dean ... 550 1962 „ Neville Green ... 130 12 G 963 „ R . J . Vincent ... 25 4 o ' £° 4 ,, Edgar Bowyer ... 95 o o St . George's Precept . K . T . . ' " 13 13 o H . S . Goodall ( Committee Dinner Club R . M . I . B . ) ... 102 iS o

UNATTACHED . Bro . Robert Berridge S 5 11 o ,, Frederick Binckes ... G 3 10 6 „ William Bristow „ George Kenning 10 10 o „ John Henry Leggott ... IO-IO o „ Rev . Richard Morris ... 2 G 5 o

,, E . Shedd 39 'S o ,, John Stanley 10 10 o ,, H . N . Taylor 12 12 o „ Abner Torkington ... 52 10 o „ Rev . A . F . A . Woodford 2 G 5 o » William March 15 ' 5 °

BERKS AND BUCKS . 414 Bro . R . C . Mount ... G 3 o o " 01 „ Edward W . Margrett 47 5 o ' 501 „ James Batting \ . ' 5 oi „ Richard Puttick i 3 ° ° > 56 G „ Chas . MillerFoottit \ . ... „ ' 5 < 5 G „ Robert Nicholson 5 3 ° '•» °

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CHESHIRE . 104 Bro . Francis Preston ... 10 10 o 12 S 9 „ A . H . Correlli ... 25 o o „ George Richardson ... 10 10 o 1357 » 10 I ° °

DERBYSHIRE . 353 Bro . William Johnson ... 47 5 o 10 S 5 „ W . B . Hextall ... 55 19 6 i-35 ) i William Boughen ... Go iS o 1495 „ Parker 1 GSS „ W . Cameron Moore 12 12 o DEVON . 70 ,, Charles Godtschalk 210 o o 303 „ G . Wareing Ormerod 10 10 o 32 S „ David Watson ... 21 o o

DORSET . ! 37 „ W . Douglas Dugdale 84 o o 1037 „ R . N . Howard DURHAM . in Bro . R . Luck 50 o o 7 G 4 „ Chas . Sherrifie Lane 236 15 o ESSEX .

276 Bro . James L . Brown ... 24 6 7 433 » Richard D . Poppleton 21 o o G 50 ,, Richard Clowes ... 74 11 o 1000 „ T . Firman Barrett ... 73 14 o 1437 „ A . J . Manning ... 49 17 G St . George ' s Preceptory , K . T 13 13 o GLOUCESTERSHIRE . S 2 Bro . Baron de Ferrieres , M . P ro ro o

S „ Rev . T . Middlemore-Whithard ... 21 o o 24 G „ W . R . Felton ... 21 o o 493 „ Samuel Moss ... 52 10 o 593 „ ClementTudway ... roo iG o 839 „ James Bruton ... io 10 o 839 „ Richard V . Smith ... 31 10 o 900 „ E . J . Gregory ... 10 10 o Chapter . S 2 Comp . J . Brook-Smith ... 2 ( o o HANTS AND IST . R OF WIGHT .

Lodge . 35 Bro . Asher Barlield ... 10 10 o 151 „ Rev . E . W . Watts ... 15 4 G 7-3 » Henry Stone ^ 6 S 5 o 723 „ Henry Hacker ) S 04 „ H . Martin Green ,.. 73 10 o 1 S 69 „ Richard Loveland-Loveland iS iS o

HERTS . 5 Bro . George Lambert ... 52 10 o 403 „ T . S . Carter 70 7 o S 69 „ A . C . Wylie 2 G 5 o 1479 „ Thomas Kent ... 23 10 0 1757 11 Rev . W . O . Thompson 17 17 o KENT .

The Province ... < ' ; .. 147 o o 1414 „ F . B . Lambarde 1096 „ Rev . J . B . Harrison G 4 o o ¦ 693 > , John James Hamilton 37 16 o LANCASHIRE ( EAST DIV . ) . 152 Bro . William Jaffery ... 10 10 o 221 „ Thomas Glaister ... 73 10 o 1

350 ,, vjeorge vjauoway ... -u o 4 G 7 „ Walter Potts ... 15 150 645 „ Ed . Ponsonby Stubb 52 10 o 100 9 „ Frank Alex . Huet ... 10 10 o 11 G 1 „ A . H . JefFeries ... 15 ' 5 ° „ Thomas Hargreaves G 3 o o Chapter 317 Comp . William H . Nicholl 10 10 o

LANCASHIRE ( WEST DIV . ) . 220 Bro . Edgar Humphries ... 31 10 o 292 „ Reginald Young ... 52 10 o 730 „ T . Forrester ... 10 10 o S 97 „ R . J . Brook . 2100 101 3 „ T . E . Tomlinson ... 40 o o 1213 ,, Harsell 31 Jo o

1225 JI James C . Hunter ... 31 10 o 13 S 4 „ W . J . Thomson ... 10 10 o 13 S 7 „ Henry Marshall ... 26 5 o ' 394 » William Whiteside ... 3 G 15 o ' 473 »• . !• P- McArthur ... 3 S ' 8 o 1505 „ Robert Foote ... 26 5 o 1561 10 10 o LEICESTERSHIRE AND RUTLAND .

779 Bro . W . W . Allen ... Sy 5 o MIDDLESEX . 70 S Bro . ( anies Ingliss ... 21 o o 1512 „ T . W . Ockenden ... 2 S 6 6 1597 „ Robert Langford Sindall 52 10 o 1777 „ Horace Brooks Mar- 10

snan 157 o 793 11 C . L . Laurence 579 ,, Henry Corben Weld Chapter . 1237 Comp . J . Garrod 100 o o NORFOLK .

Lodge . 807 Bro . George Green ... 21 » o 1 5 00 „ C . VV . Bacon ... 40 19 o

OXFORDSHIRE . 340 Bro . Thomas Lucas ... 15 15 o 357 „ Rev . F . H . Penny ... 32 5 o 47 S „ Captain S . Sandbach 15 3 G 1 S 95 „ G . E . Brakspcarc ... 15 15 o SOMERSETSHIRE .

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SUKKkY . 370 Bro . F . Wm . Mitchell ... 39 iS o 777 »> William Wells ... 15 15 o 163 S „ C . E . Oldridge ... 35 o o SUSSEX . Si 1 Bro . Lewis Lewis ... ... 43 1 o 73- „ V . P . Freeman " 1 oaruuei ouiuwun /¦

73 j ,, 120 o o 73 ; ,, John M . Reed J 1466 " „ A . J . Havvkes ... 10 10 o WARWICKSHIRE . 284 Bro . John Win . Margetts 105 o o 5 < j 7 „ f . Boddington ... IT 15 o r * u j " 1

739 " , A ! W . VVilkinson ) , S lS ° SS 7 „ E . G . Svvinden ... 6 6 o ' 43 i « Joseph Boston ... 42 o o WILTS . Bro . William Nott ... 145 19 o ' 533 » Surgeon -General T . Kinorpr i c 1 r n

. WORCESTERSHIRE . 2 S 0 Bro . H . F . Dale 31 10 o 2 S 0 „ William Barkley ... 11 11 o 564 „ W . G . Turney ... 10 10 o . — r ~ n / : ii : « _ . „ _ tiov »\ . . VJ

J— "J ,, *^* -v . ^* .. ....... ... 1 S 74 „ George Taylor ... 105 o o NORTH WALES AND SALOP . 755 Bro . G . L . Woodley ... 12 12 o „ Capt . C . Hunter ... 10 JO o 112 4 „ Epliraim Wood ... 1 1 o

SOUTH WALES ( EAST DIV . ) 9 60 Bro . G . H . Noel ... 374 G G N . AND E . YORKSHIRE . 236 Bro . J . Sykes Rymer ... Go" 7 o 17 G 0 „ Kirk 36 15 o

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YORKSHIRE ( WEST ) . 139 Bro . W . Hy . Brittain ~ 1 ' 39 u John Taylor ' 39 „ . l Hy . Burrows ' 39 J , Simeon Hayes 139 „ Horatio Marsden ' 39 „ R « Richardson ' 39 „ George Williams

' 39 11 Joseph Binney ' 39 „ Arthur Heron 20 S „ James France 20 S „ George Newsomc 25 S ,, George Heaton 302 „ Francis Holland 302 „ William Watkins

40 S „ H . S . Holdsworth 904 „ William Dickie 910 „ R . Fisher 1001 „ Max Blume }• G 03 15 o 1019 „ John Wordsworth 101 9 „ W . H . Gill 101 9 „ Captain John 101 9 „ Robert Holiday

101 9 „ Richard Kingston 1221 „ John H . Powley 1 3 01 „ Alfred Stott 1 3 01 „ Henry S . Stott 1301 ., Richard Kershaw 1 3 01 „ Frederick I . axton

' 3 " „ Joseph Chadvvick 14 G 2 „ Thomas Farrar 1462 „ George Hasketh ' 5 ' 3 „ T . W . Embleton ¦ 5 ' 3 „ VV . J . Lourancc ' 5 ' 3 „ Ben Gaunt l 6 45 „ Joseph Crowther

FOREIGN STATIONS . 1341 Bro . John H . Windrieur 31 10 o Prov . Grand iVIark Lodge—Bro . A . M . Broadley 90 o o MARK DEGREE . Bro . C . F . Matipr ,., . „

sure that they would agree with him that the gentlemen who were the subjects of this toast were well deserving of their thanks . Heshould not occupy their time by mak ing a speech , but would couple with the toast the name of Bro . the Baron de Ferriers . ,

That showed a total from London lodges of £ 5722 8 s . ud ., and a total from the various provinces of £ 507 16 s . id ., giving a grand total of . £ 11 , 693 14 s . id . SIR WALTKR BUKUEI . L , who assumed the presidents chair upon the retirement of the Lord Mayor , proposed " The Health of the Vice-Patrons , Vice-Presidents , Trustees , and Members of Committees , " in doing which he said that they were all aware that the management of a school containing oyer 200 boys involved all concerned in a great deal of workand he was

f BARON DE 1 < ERRIEKS in replying , said that they were all gratified at the progress the Institution was making . They all felt proud of being associated together m so good a work . He was also glad to find that the idea of coming down to Brighton had proved so successful . Col . SHAUWELL H . CLERKE proposed " The Health of the Mayor of Brighton . Masons prided themselves that amongst their other qualifications they were good and constitutional citizens , therefore thev were alwavs

proud and happy to meet under the local authority of the place in which they assembled . It had been the good fortune of the Institution for Boys for the last two years to meet in the good town of Brighton . Last year they were favoured with the company of the then Ma of Brighton ( Mr . David Smith ) , and they were on this occasion also favoured with the presence of the Mayor of Brighton who bat upon the speaker ' s left , and who was a

good and enthusiastic Mason , whom they were proud to see there in his official capacity , clothed with his gorgeous chain of office . They felt grateful to him for throwing the . -egis of his authority over their assembly . Col . Clerke added the hope that on a future occasion they might have the pleasure of his society again , and that they might have on that occasion also the patronage ot the then Mayor of Bri ghton ,, and that he might be a Free and Accepted Mason . He concluded by asking those present to thank the Mayor of Brighton for his patronage , and to wish him a very prosperous municipal year of office .

The MAYOR or BRIGHTON said , in reply , that he was very glad to be able to express the pleasure which the Corporation of Brighton felt at the visit of last season being repeated ; th ey had had their doubts last year whether it would be so . Being an old

Mason he hoped they would continue to come to Brighton next year and as often as they thought proper . Sir WALTER BURRELL brought the proceedings to a close with a toast to " The Health of the Ladies . "

I he musical arrangements were under the superintendence of W . Bro . Wilhelm Ganz , P . G . Organist , who was assisted by Madame Mathilde Zimeri , Miss Marian McKenzie , Bro . Sidney Tower , and Bro .

Egbert Roberts . The band of the Boys ' School was also in attendance , and during the evening performed a selection of music , under Mr . VV . Whare , the Bandmaster , as conductor .

rhe whole of the proceedings passed off in the most satisfactory manner , and the London portion of the company returned to town b y two special trains , which started from Brighton at 8 . 30 . The favour worn on the occasion con «

tamed the City arms , surrounded with the name of the Institution and the City motto" Domini Dirige Nos "—and suspended by a ribbon having the colours of the Lord Mayor ' s Arms . Bro . George Kenning was the manufacturer .