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Presentation To Bro. W. J. Watson, P.P.S.G. Warden North And East Yorkshire.
In responding , Bro . Watson thanked the brethren very cordially for this mark of their kindness to him and referred feelingly to the great affection Avhich has existed for a great number of years betAveen himself and the members of the lodge . He could assure the brethren that Avhatever he had done had not been at all with any view to obtaining
recognition either from them or the Provincial Grand Master , but because he had a whole-hearted interest and liking for the Craft ; at the same time , it Avas undoubtedly most pleasing to himself that he should be signalized for such spontaneous kindness on their part , and he could assure the brethren that
whatever he had done in the past he Avould endeavour to do in the future and thus merit the confidence Avhich was placed in him . It had been , to a large extent , a pleasureable hobby , and he exhorted the younger members of the lodge to look upon it in the same light and devote a considerable part of their time to furthering the interests of the Craft . He could
assure them there Avas plenty of excellent work for them to perform if once their enthusiasm AA * as aroused and they would take the trouble to follow out the tenets of Masonry . He thanked Bro . Sadler for finding time in his multifarious Parliamentary and other duties to come amongst them and make the presentation , as they Avere such old personal
friends , and both initiated in the same lodge . After the business of the lodge had been concluded , the brethren dined together , Avhen the usual loyal and Masonic toasts AY ere honoured .
Amongst those present were the Mayor of Middlesbrough , Bro . Alderman . J . McLauchlan ; W . Bro . J . A . Manners , P . M ., P . P . J . G . W . ( the doyen of Freemasonry in Middlesbrough ) ; W . Bro . W . Richardson , P . M . 561 , P . P . J . G . W . ; W . Bro . M . Jefferson , W . M . 2391 ; Bro . W . R . Harrison , W . M . 5 61 ; W . Bro . R . Anderson , P . M . 1342 , P . P . G . D . C . ;
Bro . B . S . BeckAvith , P . P . G . W . Durham ; W . Bro . William Payne , W . M . 940 ; Bro . W . H . Robinson , P . M . 2391 , P . J . G . D . ; Bro . J . A . Henderson , Secretary 940 , P . J . G . W . Durham : and a number of officers and brethren of
neighbouring lodges , besides sjveral Past Masters of the North York Lodge .
ISRO . couixrcr , s . A . s . Aiiraai , JI . P ., PAST 1 'liOV . SENIOR ( lli . AXI ) AVAIiDKN * X . A B . lilDlXGS YOliKS . The jeAvel bore the following inscription : — " Presented by the members of the North York Lodge , No . 602 , Middlesbrough , as a token of esteem and in appreciation of his many
valuable services to the lodge , to W . Bro . W . } . Watso n P . M ., upon the occasion of his appointment as P . P . S . G . W N . and E . Ridings Yorkshire , 23 rd December , iqor .
University Of London Lodge, No. 2033.
University of London Lodge , No . 2033 .
rpHE lirst meeting in the New Year was held on the I 8 th January , when Bro . Samuel Hague , LL . B ., B . A ., P . G . D . Middlesex , W . M ., presided . The ceremonies included opening and closing in all the Degrees , and the officers acquitted themselves well therein . The full ceremonies are somewhat rare in our modern lodges , and are
the more appreciated because of their rarity . Bro . W . R . McConnell , B . A ., K . C ., p ' . M . of the lodge , and P . D . G . Registrar , and Bro . Nunneley , of the Apollo University Lodge , replied for " The Grand Officers , " and
"Hie Sister Lodges" respectively . This lodge is in the eighteenth year of its existence , and numbers some sixty members . It is in close touch with the three English University Lodges , and is usuall y favoured with the presence of representatives of one or more of the lodges .
Now that the University is extending so greatl y its sphere of action , this lodge is exerting itself to develop the social side of universit y life , a development which has hitherto been much neglected within the Avails of the institution .
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Presentation To Bro. W. J. Watson, P.P.S.G. Warden North And East Yorkshire.
In responding , Bro . Watson thanked the brethren very cordially for this mark of their kindness to him and referred feelingly to the great affection Avhich has existed for a great number of years betAveen himself and the members of the lodge . He could assure the brethren that Avhatever he had done had not been at all with any view to obtaining
recognition either from them or the Provincial Grand Master , but because he had a whole-hearted interest and liking for the Craft ; at the same time , it Avas undoubtedly most pleasing to himself that he should be signalized for such spontaneous kindness on their part , and he could assure the brethren that
whatever he had done in the past he Avould endeavour to do in the future and thus merit the confidence Avhich was placed in him . It had been , to a large extent , a pleasureable hobby , and he exhorted the younger members of the lodge to look upon it in the same light and devote a considerable part of their time to furthering the interests of the Craft . He could
assure them there Avas plenty of excellent work for them to perform if once their enthusiasm AA * as aroused and they would take the trouble to follow out the tenets of Masonry . He thanked Bro . Sadler for finding time in his multifarious Parliamentary and other duties to come amongst them and make the presentation , as they Avere such old personal
friends , and both initiated in the same lodge . After the business of the lodge had been concluded , the brethren dined together , Avhen the usual loyal and Masonic toasts AY ere honoured .
Amongst those present were the Mayor of Middlesbrough , Bro . Alderman . J . McLauchlan ; W . Bro . J . A . Manners , P . M ., P . P . J . G . W . ( the doyen of Freemasonry in Middlesbrough ) ; W . Bro . W . Richardson , P . M . 561 , P . P . J . G . W . ; W . Bro . M . Jefferson , W . M . 2391 ; Bro . W . R . Harrison , W . M . 5 61 ; W . Bro . R . Anderson , P . M . 1342 , P . P . G . D . C . ;
Bro . B . S . BeckAvith , P . P . G . W . Durham ; W . Bro . William Payne , W . M . 940 ; Bro . W . H . Robinson , P . M . 2391 , P . J . G . D . ; Bro . J . A . Henderson , Secretary 940 , P . J . G . W . Durham : and a number of officers and brethren of
neighbouring lodges , besides sjveral Past Masters of the North York Lodge .
ISRO . couixrcr , s . A . s . Aiiraai , JI . P ., PAST 1 'liOV . SENIOR ( lli . AXI ) AVAIiDKN * X . A B . lilDlXGS YOliKS . The jeAvel bore the following inscription : — " Presented by the members of the North York Lodge , No . 602 , Middlesbrough , as a token of esteem and in appreciation of his many
valuable services to the lodge , to W . Bro . W . } . Watso n P . M ., upon the occasion of his appointment as P . P . S . G . W N . and E . Ridings Yorkshire , 23 rd December , iqor .
University Of London Lodge, No. 2033.
University of London Lodge , No . 2033 .
rpHE lirst meeting in the New Year was held on the I 8 th January , when Bro . Samuel Hague , LL . B ., B . A ., P . G . D . Middlesex , W . M ., presided . The ceremonies included opening and closing in all the Degrees , and the officers acquitted themselves well therein . The full ceremonies are somewhat rare in our modern lodges , and are
the more appreciated because of their rarity . Bro . W . R . McConnell , B . A ., K . C ., p ' . M . of the lodge , and P . D . G . Registrar , and Bro . Nunneley , of the Apollo University Lodge , replied for " The Grand Officers , " and
"Hie Sister Lodges" respectively . This lodge is in the eighteenth year of its existence , and numbers some sixty members . It is in close touch with the three English University Lodges , and is usuall y favoured with the presence of representatives of one or more of the lodges .
Now that the University is extending so greatl y its sphere of action , this lodge is exerting itself to develop the social side of universit y life , a development which has hitherto been much neglected within the Avails of the institution .
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THE STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY'S CAMERAS . HAND CAMERAS . FIELD GLASSES
: T . ..- oT .-.,.- „ ,- « . ¦ ..,. « . * " Miiiriiificiitioiis ( finorz ) C ( i fl 0 CDCC , cconKIC THE STEREOSCOPIC ( 1 1 ) itt „ ( Goc ,- / . ) 7 10 0 FREE LESSONS COMPANY ' S H nitt" ,, I ) itl (| (( j „ or 7 . ) HI - , 0 ! Pm <; MATir Finn 1 |) nitto ( Zeiss ) 11 o o PURCHASERS KRIbMATIC MELD ^ . ^ „ () PURCHASERS . GLASSES . 12 I > ilt » | C » m ) M 0 o
FREE LESSONS _ . TO oi . n .-. Li / . c .-r . o PURCHASERS .
THE STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY , " 106 & 108 , Regent Street , W . and 54 , Cheapside , E . G
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