Royal Masonic Institution For Boys.

Lodge £ s . d . 14 Bro . W . E . Sampson ... 21 „ Charles Mansfield ... 27 o 6 26 „ W . B . M . Bird ... 25 4 o 28 „ E . F . Debenham ... 40 8 6 29 „ George A . Pickering 34 13 o 55 „ W . H . Dipstale ... 40 8 6 TO .. P . F . Portsvav ... ! l 11 o

60 „ W . H . P . Balliston 15 15 o 91 ,, Henry J . Treadsvell 34 13 o 101 „ Frank Williams ... 27 6 0 177 „ Nathan Salmon ... 132 6 0 183 „ George R . Langley 1 S 9 o o 188 „ Israel Abrahams ... 8 0 o 197 „ G . Lancelot Eyles ... 68 5 o igS „ Major G . Lambert ,

F . S . A 10 10 o 206 „ AVilliam H . Asher ... 2 ( 1 5 o 255 „ Louis H . Letord ... 40 19 o 435 „ George B . Witt ... 23 2 0 534 » J- E . Currie Jackson 26 5 o 700 „ John AVarren ... 241 10 o 749 „ Henry VV . L . Hobbs 38 6 o 766 .. Francis G . Barns ... 16 is o

S 20 „ R . Pye 22 11 6 822 „ H . VV . Chambers ... 27 6 0 S 34 „ W . J . Coppleston ... 857 „ E . AV . J . Crouch ... 46 4 0 S 90 „ James T . Axford ... 48 6 o 902 „ John Beddoes ... 45 o 0 9 6 9 „ George D . Lister ... 27 6 0

1185 „ Alfred H . Thompson 42 0 0 1329 „ G . W . Marsden ... 13 S 3 „ T . C . Sandeman ... 103 19 0 1471 „ Sidney _ Nappes * ... 55 2 6 15 S 5 » Valentine Winn ... 63 o o 1 593 ¦¦ G . W Armstrong ... j - 1593 » Albert Escort ... ) •*• 1613 „ F . Stallard 50 18 0 1615 ,, E . B . I . Ansom ... 26 5 o

1622 „ Isaac Dunn 37 16 o 1632 „ Charles Fruen 1641 „ G . M . E . Hamilton 36 4 6 1642 „ John Woodmason ... 50 8 0 1671 „ Henry White ... 26 5 o 1672 „ W . de B . Seaijrave 15 15 o 1693 „ VV . T . H . Mayer ... 3100 1605 ,. Thos . G . Hodsson ... 63 o o

tjoy j , Joseph G . Webb ... 35 o 0 1744 „ William Jaques ... 76 0 0 1768 „ James AV . Gaze ... 28 12 o 1891 „ Fred . Buxton ... 35 14 o 1928 „ Herbert Wright ... IO 74 » John C Partridge ... 1087 , 1 W . Madsre 126 5 o

2060 „ L . Cure 3120 212 S „ W . H . Bullock ... 550 212 S „ J . S . Cumberland ... 21 o o 212 S „ W . E . Porter , M . B . 1 „„ „ „ 212 S „ AV . Masters ... J 2 5 ° ° 21 9 „ Sir Somers Vine ... 21 o 0 2243 „ Gordon Smith ... 10 10 o

2246 „ Henry Holmes 2264 „ G . S . Miller ... 26 15 6 2265 „ M . J . DeLeeuvv ... 230 S „ H . Nelson Price ... 107 5 o 2348 „ S . J . Attenborough 10 10 o Chapters 142 Comp . John Glass ... 30 o o

1297 „ Finch 26 5 o 1446 „ G . M . E . Hamilton ( sec Lodge 1641 ) . 1471 „ W . Shurmur ... 10 10 o UNATTACHED . Bro . J . Derby Allcroft ... 2100 oaxter 10 10

„ j . n . o „ W . Belchamber 10 10 o ,, Lieut .-Col . F . E . Bennett 15 15 o ,, F . Binckes 2100 „ James Blyth „ W . Body „ H . F . Bromhead 52 10 o „ Armand W . Duret ... 10 10 0

„ Joseph hisenmann ... 10 10 0 „ George Everett 52 10 o „ A . Gregory „ Capt . C . J . Knightley ... 31 10 o ,, H . B . Marshall , J . P . ... 2100 „ H . B . Marshall , jun ., B . A . 10 10 o

„ C . J . S . Mei g htley ... 42 o o „ Charles J . Miller 10 10 o „ H . F . Nash „ F . A . Norton 25 4 o „ Francis F . AV . Oldfield ... 3 615 o „ O . Philippe 15 15 0 „ Frederick VV . Prior ... 26 - ; o

„ George Rice 10 10 o „ Capt . B . H . Russell , J . P . 10 10 o „ Edsvard Terry .. ... 10 10 o „ E . E . Wendt 10 10 o „ T . Blanco White „ F . Wright 10 10 0 THE PROVINCES .

BERKS AND BUCKS . Lodge 574 Bro . Reginald Maples ... 10 10 0 794 ,, J . Greenfield ... 25 4 o S 40 „ Rev . F . R . Harnett ... 30 o o 945 „ Rev . A . T . Morland 21 0 0 lf ° . „ Charles W . Guille ... iS 12 o 2244 )

1501 „ Joseph Bliss 36 15 o 2228 „ Major Luke Bishop 15 15 o 2309 „ Geo . Gardner ( including the Chairman's donation of £ 52 ios . So 6 0 CAMBRIDGESHIRE . Bro . Benjamin Chennell 206 12 o

Lodge CHESHIRE . 42 S „ W . Masters ... 10 10 o CORNWALL . The Province—Bro . Major John J . Ross 137 10 o

DERBYSHIRE . Lodge 353 Bro . Jonathan Fisher ... 57 15 o „ Geo . Fletcher ... 10 10 o „ J . H . Lasvson ... 105 o o „ William H . Marsden 10 10 o „ Thomas Roe , M . P . 10 10 o .. Percv AVallis ... is i *; 0

„ A . AVoodivviss , J . P . 26 5 o DEVONSHIRE . 444 Bro . Rev . Harry A . Hebb 22 1 o „ Rev . Dr . Lemon ... 52 10 o DORSETSHIRE . The Province—Bro . S . R . Baskett ... 1 S 1 13 0

DURHAM . The Province—Bro . C . D . Hill Drury ... 7 8 15 o ESSEX . Lodge 453 Bro . George Corbie ... 13 13 o 6 97 „ John T . Barley ... 26 ¦; o

1437 » Joseph S . Hammond 15 15 o ' 457 ¦> Wm . J . Shadrake ... 89 5 0 2154 „ Z . Hunt 31 10 0 22 55 ¦> James Terry ... 10 10 0 231 S „ T . S . Jackson , M . D . 12015 ° GLOUCESTERSHIRE .

Bro . R . V . A ' assar-Smith , D . P . G . M . ... 3 6 15 o „ Sir Lionel E . Darell , Bart 82 „ Joseph W . Drew ... 10 10 o 493 „ Charles G . Clark ... 10 10 o S 39 „ J- Bryan 11 n o HANTS AND ISLE OF AVIGHT . l 30 15

rsro . j . n . ^ e reuvre ... o Lodge 35 Bro . Asher Barfield 7 6 „ Thomas Stopher ... 57 15 o 257 and 1 S 34 Bro . A . Hosvell 45 1 o 309 Bro . William H . Hill ... 63 o o 723 „ Charles Bateman ... 15 15 o 785 „ Charles W . Jellicoe 26 5 o 2 oif > .. Rev . A . C Hervev *> - > T n

HERTFORDSHIRE . 403 Bro . Rev . W . Mills ... 24 3 0 404 „ C . E . Keyser ... 37 16 o 409 „ Thomas J . Mann ... 33 12 o S 6 9 „ P . Sharpe 2100 U 70 .. Rev . F . Willcox ... TO 8 O

227 S „ John Petch 73 10 o KENT . The Province—Bro . J . E . Eastes ... 105 o o Lodge 20 Bro . C . T . Smith ... 7 *; o 6

55 S „ AV . Dunk •) r 55 S ;; G . L . Hart j 3 ° ° 1273 „ William Roots ... 68 5 o 1314 „ John H . Sanders ... 1414 „ Rev . T . S . Curteis ... 1541 „ William Hollis ... 42 o o 2347 „ Harlosv 10 o o

2147 ,, Sidney Mathesv ... 10 10 o LANCASHIRE ( EAST DIVISION ) . igi Bro . S . Foster Butcher ... 35 12 6 221 „ AVilliam Hayes ... 10 10 o 343 „ John Kenyon ... 10 10 o 172 * -, .. E . G . Harwood ... in in n

„ Charles Turner LANCASHIRE ( WEST DIVISION ) . 32 Bro . RobertM . Bourke ... 10 10 o 32 „ E . H . Cookson ... 10 10 o 32 „ L . S . Winsloe ... 10 10 o 155 and 2229 Bro . E . Pierpoint 10 10 o 170 ,, Robert Lavland ... 10 in n

6 S 0 and 2316 Bro . Jas . de B . Adam 31 5 o 1335 > , J . D . Murray ... 210 o o 2269 „ J . H . Smith ... 10 10 o 226 9 „ Thomas Margeson . 10 10 o

MIDDLESEX . 1309 „ B . Dasvson Crofts ... 1326 „ W . Kate 10 10 o ! 5 ° 3 „ William H . Saunders 30 o o „ T . F . H . Woodsvard 10 10 o NORFOLK .

313 „ G . Harvey Harvey ... 26 5 o NORTH AVALES . 755 „ A . Sumner 10 10 o 1336 „ C . K , Benson ... 52 10 o 1477 „ 1 . D . Bolton 26 5 o 19 SS „ Major Thos . W . Best 19 SS „ W . R . Davies ... 30 19 6

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE . „ ] . Morrison McLeod 141 15 o „ " Robt . Charles Wills 36 15 o OXFORDSHIRE . 357 „ G . Lennox Peareth ... 25 5 o 1703 ¦> VV . H . Tarrant , jun . 11 i 6 1895 „ Thomas Riggs ... 10 10 o

SHROPSHIRE . 2 3 iU" V . C . L . Crump ... Co iS o 611 „ Thomas Roberts ... 21 o 0 1621 „ VV . L . Southsvell ... 36 15 o „ A . C . Spaull 10 10 0 „ F . R . Spaull 31 10 o .. W . H . Snaull in in n

„ R . G . Venables ... 10 10 0 SOMERSETSHIRE . The Province—Bro . James S . Hadden ... 316 1 o „ Ashcroft 42 o 0

SOUTH WALES . ( WEST DIVISION ) . The Province—Bro . Aaron Stone ... 136 10 0 STAFFORDSHIRE . Lodge Bro . J . Bodenham ~ J 418 „ James T . Hanson 41 S „ W . Tunnicliffe I 637 and 2149 Bro . John B . ? -7 o ° °

Ashsvell ... 624 „ Blackball ... J 624 ,, Thompson 31 10 o SUFFOLK . Bro . C . G . Haysvard ... 10 10 o ,, Rev . Richard Peek 225 „ J . Napier 42 o o

305 „ A . R . Scott 6 3 o 0 100 S ,. R . J . Symonds ... 90 6 0 122 4 „ Charles W . Lord ... 52 10 o SURREY . 889 and 163 S Bro . W . Drewett 28 7 o 1046 Bro . Ernest Crundwell ... 31 10 o 1872 „ J . H . Crofts ... 10 10 o

1872 „ Charles M . Hogg ... 10 10 o 2317 „ Rev . J . Gates , M . A . 14 3 6 SUSSEX . Bro . Chas . W . Hudson ... 10 10 o 732 „ Richard Willard ... 63 o o 16 3 6 „ W . Ballchin ... 63 o o 1636 ,, W . B . Issvorth ... G 3 o o

WARWICKSHIRE . Bro . Joseph Baddington 739 JJ J- C . Stockhouse ... 78 15 o WILTSHIRE . Bro . Harry . Bevir ... 42 10 o

WORCESTERSHIRE . 49 S Bro . Abraham Green ... 78 15 o YORKSHIRE ( WEST ) . Lodge 154 Bro . H . S . Childe " ) 154 „ w- A- Staffer 275 „ William Murphy 290 „ John J . Brook 290 „ William Harrop

290 Bro . Wm . P . Raynor 296 „ Edward Atkinson 302 „ Charles Brumm 302 „ T . A . Williamson 306 „ J . C Malcolm 307 „ Thos . Uttley 307 „ W . Cockcroft 387 „ William Oddy 401 „ R . K . Shuttleworth 405 „ B . F . Glover

750 „ Rawson Kelley 904 „ Frederick Cleeves 904 „ George Foster 904 „ T . W . Gillett 974 „ E . H . Barraclough 974 „ W . H . Benn 074 ,, A . N . Briffsrs

974 „ H . A . Foster j > 800 o o 974 „ Thomas Ibbetson 974 „ Frank Johnson 974 „ W . C . Lupton 974 „ A . P . Rendell 101 9 „ Dr . Adolph Hess 1010 „ W . H . Haley

10 4 2 „ H . Cowbrough 1042 „ W . M . Tyers 1102 „ William Wilson 110 S „ William Weegman 110 S „ W . H . Dasvson 1211 „ J . VV . Fourness 1211 „ Name to follosv 1513 ,, T . VV . Embleton

1513 „ C W . Fincken ' 5 ' 4 . -, j- G . H . Holdroyd 206 9 „ Tudor Trevor 206 9 „ Robt . Abbott 2161 „ Walker Dyson 2268 „ J . N . Pickering 2 3 21 „ Alfred Stephenson

2 3 21 „ J- T . Last FOREIGN STATIONS . BENGAL . Bro . VV . Girling 2100 MADRAS . Lodge 150 Bro . Herbert Bradley ... 10 10 o

SUMMARY OF THE PROVINCES .

£ s . d . Berks and Bucks 23 S 2 o Cambridgeshire 206 12 o Cheshire 10 10 o Cornsvall ' 37 1 ° ° Derbyshire 236 5 o Devonshire 74 u o Dorsetshire 181 13 o Durham 7 § IS ° Essex 307 13 0 Gloucestershire 6 9 6 o Hants and the Isle of Wight ... 26612 o Hertfordshire 240 9 o Kent 379 ° 6 Lancashire ( East Division ) ... 6 7 2 o „ ( West Division ) ... 314 15 o Middlesex 51 o o 107 STEWARDS—LONDON 165 STEWARDS—PROVINCES ... GRAND TOTAL

£ s . d . ' Norfolk 26 5 o North Wales 120 4 6 Nottinghamshire 178 10 o Oxfordshire 46 16 6 Shropshire 181 13 o Somersetshire 358 6 o South Wales ( West Division ) 136 10 o Staffordshire 304 10 o Suffolk 258 6 o Surrey 95 o 6 Sussex 199 10 o Warsvickshire 7 8 15 o Wiltshire 42 10 o Worcestershire 78 15 o Yorkshire ( West ) Soo o o Districts Abroad 31 10 o £ 33 S 5 10 6 -i 5 S 67 11 6 £ 9253 z o

Bro . Captain PROBERT returned thanks for the toast of "The Ladies . " The C HAIRMAN proposed " The Patrons , Vice-Patrons , Vice-Presidents , and Trustees of the Royal Masonic Institution for Boys . " No institution , particularly a voluntary institution , could exist without a governing body . A large number

of gentlemen gave a great amount of their time to the management of this Institution . This School had even been fortunate in being able to obtain any number of brethren of hi gh standing among the brotherhood vvho were ready and anxious to devote themselves to its service , and at this Festival their services ought not to be forgotten .

Bro . Major GEORGE LAMBERT responded , and in the course of his remarks said he wished with all his heart that those vvho followed them would do the work as well as their predecessors . He could tell them it meant work . The CHAIRMAN proposed "TheSister Institutions . "

Bro . J AMES TERRY responded , and said that Earl Amherst would take the chair for the Benevolent Institution next year . In January , 1861 , his lordship , then Lord Holmesdale , took the same position ; but since then things had greatly altered , for in 1861 ^ 2800 was collected . In 18 91 he expected more , for he knew the heart of the Craft was sound .

Bro . Colonel SHADWELL H . CLERKE , G . Sec , proposed " The Stewards . " Bro . Sir J . R . SOMERS VINE responded , and the brethren adjourned to the Temple , where an excellent concert was given . The Stewards' Favor vvas an anchor , which , besides representing one of the cardinal virtues , is the arms

of the Admiralty , and there f ore an appropriate emblem of the Chairman . It vvas manufactured by Bro . George Kenning . -A ANALYSIS OF THE RETURNS . The figures in connection with this Festival , which it is now our duty to analyse , are not such as we had hoped to publish . We were prepared for sundry shortcomings , especially in the London section of the Returns , but we had not

anticipated that the average per list would have descended to so low a figure as . £ 35 . However , anything in the shape of regret is unavailing . We have our Returns , and all we can do is to examine them carefully , so that whatever credit is due in obtaining them may fall on the right brethren . The general total shows that the Stewards mustered in all 272 , and that the aggregate sum raised by them vvas announced as . £ 9253 2 s . Of this amount

LOMDON , represented b y 107 brethren , was successful in obtaining , £ 3385 ios . 6 d ., the prin-