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Masonic Intelligence.

INSTRUCTION . ALBION LODGE ( NO . 9 ) . —This Lodge of Instruction had its Annual Supper at Br . Testar ' s , Union Tavern , Marylebone Street , on Thursday evening , March 29 , Br . Rackstraw , P . M ., 9 , W . M . ; and Br . Watson , P . M .. 25 , S . W . Forty-one brethren were present , and a most delightful and harmonious evening was spent . After the

usual Masonic toasts were given , prosperity to our various Lodges was responded to by different brethren . The evening was farther enlivened by the excellent singing of Br . s . Cogan , Bennett , Tyrrell , and the particularly quaint harmony of Br . Goring ; the banquet was most ably carried out by Br . Testar , and the brethren separated long before chanticleer was awakened . This Lodge of Instruction , with the very small fee for each attendance , contributed during the « eason £ 3 each to the old mens' and widows' annuities ; also 21 s . to the boys' and girls' schools .

KENT LODGE ( N O . 15 ) . —The members of this excellent working Lodge of Instruction held their usual weekly meeting on Friday , the 13 th ult ., at the Halfway House , Webber Street , Blackfriars . After the usual business of the Lodge , which is at all times admirably conducted , and reflects the highest credit upon the members generally , for the very efficient manner in which the ceremonies and lectures are given , the following sums were voted from the Funds to the undermentioned Masonic Charities -. —to the Annuity Fund , £ 2 2 s . ; to the Widows

Fund , £ l Is . ; to the Boys School , _ £ l Is . ; to the Girls School , £ 1 Is . ; to the Building Fund for the Almshouses at Croydon , £ l Is . ; to the Building Fund for the Boys School , £ l Is . ; Total £ 1 7 s . STRONG MAN LODGE ( No . 53 ) . —The brethren of this Lodge of Instruction celebrated their annual festival on Monday evening , the 2 nd ult ., at Br . Morbey ' s , Sun Tavern , Long Acre , on which occasion Br . Wm . Carpenter , P . M ., of the Domatic LodgeNo . 206 most ably fulfilled the duties of chairman , supported by Br . John

, , Webber , W . M .- of the Phoenix Lodge , No . 202 , who , with equal ability , acted as vice-chairman . The evening was most pleasantly spent , the only subject of regret being , that when the toast of the parent Lodge was proposed , there was no one to reply to it but the Tyler , Br . Bradley , a worthy Mason , esteemed and respected by all who know him , but scarcely the proper representative of the Mother Lodge on such

an occasion . DOMATIC LODGE ( NO . 206 ) - —This Lodge of Instruction has just been re-established in a district where one was much wanted , Walworth . The first meeting for the season was held on Wednesday , April 4 , at the Queen Elizaheth , King ' s-rpw , Camberwell-gate . Br . T . A . Adams , W . M ., 206 , and P . M ., 196 , presided on the occasion , and was efficiently supported by Brs . T . Thomas , P . M ., 745 , as P . M . ; Dr . Farmer , 745 , as S . W . ; Josh . Warren , S . W ., 745 , as J . W . ; Hill , P . M ., 212 , S . D . ;

Oddey , 206 , J . D . ; Garrod , 206 , I . G . ; Ireland , W . M ., 805 , Sec . The ceremony of initiation , ancl the seven sections of the first lecture were ably worked , at the conclusion of which the brethren separated , evidently pleased with the success of the evening's labours . This Lodge of Instruction will meet every succeeding Wednesdayevening , at eight o ' clock , and we can conscientiously recommend every brother who seeks to make a progress in Masonic science , to attend as often as possible . The accommodation is ample , the room spacious and comfortable , and the whole of the

arrangements being under the superintendence of Br . Ireland , the respected host of the Masonic Hall , in Fetter-lane ; nothing more need be said in its recommendation . PERCY LODGE ( NO- 234 ) . —This Lodge will to-morrow , present a handsome testimonial to Br . Bywater , in acknowledgment of his valuable services . STABILITY LODGE OF I NSTRUCTION ( No . 264 ) . —On the evening of the 27 th ult ., the anniversary festival of this excellent Lodge of Instruction was hold at Radley ' s Hotel , New Bridge Street , and was attended by about 150 of the brethren , among whom Br . Havers , P . G . D . ; Br . Potter , P . G . D . ; Br . John Hei-vev , P . G . D . ; Br . Evans , P . G . S . B . ; Br . Masson , P . G . S . B . ; Br . Patten , P . G . S . B . ; Br . Biggs , P . G . S . B . ; Br . Massey Dawson , Br . John Dennison , Br . Donald King , Sec . Br . Muggeridge

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THE LITERATURE OF FREEMASONRY. Article 1
THE AGED MASONS' ASYLUM Article 4
FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 5
MASONIC REMINISCENCES. Article 11
BROTHERLY LOVE. Article 18
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 22
PROVINCIAL LODGES. Article 37
KNIGHT TEMPLARS. Article 41
SCOTLAND. Article 41
THE COLONIES. Article 44
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 45
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR APRIL. Article 46
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 52
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Masonic Intelligence.

INSTRUCTION . ALBION LODGE ( NO . 9 ) . —This Lodge of Instruction had its Annual Supper at Br . Testar ' s , Union Tavern , Marylebone Street , on Thursday evening , March 29 , Br . Rackstraw , P . M ., 9 , W . M . ; and Br . Watson , P . M .. 25 , S . W . Forty-one brethren were present , and a most delightful and harmonious evening was spent . After the

usual Masonic toasts were given , prosperity to our various Lodges was responded to by different brethren . The evening was farther enlivened by the excellent singing of Br . s . Cogan , Bennett , Tyrrell , and the particularly quaint harmony of Br . Goring ; the banquet was most ably carried out by Br . Testar , and the brethren separated long before chanticleer was awakened . This Lodge of Instruction , with the very small fee for each attendance , contributed during the « eason £ 3 each to the old mens' and widows' annuities ; also 21 s . to the boys' and girls' schools .

KENT LODGE ( N O . 15 ) . —The members of this excellent working Lodge of Instruction held their usual weekly meeting on Friday , the 13 th ult ., at the Halfway House , Webber Street , Blackfriars . After the usual business of the Lodge , which is at all times admirably conducted , and reflects the highest credit upon the members generally , for the very efficient manner in which the ceremonies and lectures are given , the following sums were voted from the Funds to the undermentioned Masonic Charities -. —to the Annuity Fund , £ 2 2 s . ; to the Widows

Fund , £ l Is . ; to the Boys School , _ £ l Is . ; to the Girls School , £ 1 Is . ; to the Building Fund for the Almshouses at Croydon , £ l Is . ; to the Building Fund for the Boys School , £ l Is . ; Total £ 1 7 s . STRONG MAN LODGE ( No . 53 ) . —The brethren of this Lodge of Instruction celebrated their annual festival on Monday evening , the 2 nd ult ., at Br . Morbey ' s , Sun Tavern , Long Acre , on which occasion Br . Wm . Carpenter , P . M ., of the Domatic LodgeNo . 206 most ably fulfilled the duties of chairman , supported by Br . John

, , Webber , W . M .- of the Phoenix Lodge , No . 202 , who , with equal ability , acted as vice-chairman . The evening was most pleasantly spent , the only subject of regret being , that when the toast of the parent Lodge was proposed , there was no one to reply to it but the Tyler , Br . Bradley , a worthy Mason , esteemed and respected by all who know him , but scarcely the proper representative of the Mother Lodge on such

an occasion . DOMATIC LODGE ( NO . 206 ) - —This Lodge of Instruction has just been re-established in a district where one was much wanted , Walworth . The first meeting for the season was held on Wednesday , April 4 , at the Queen Elizaheth , King ' s-rpw , Camberwell-gate . Br . T . A . Adams , W . M ., 206 , and P . M ., 196 , presided on the occasion , and was efficiently supported by Brs . T . Thomas , P . M ., 745 , as P . M . ; Dr . Farmer , 745 , as S . W . ; Josh . Warren , S . W ., 745 , as J . W . ; Hill , P . M ., 212 , S . D . ;

Oddey , 206 , J . D . ; Garrod , 206 , I . G . ; Ireland , W . M ., 805 , Sec . The ceremony of initiation , ancl the seven sections of the first lecture were ably worked , at the conclusion of which the brethren separated , evidently pleased with the success of the evening's labours . This Lodge of Instruction will meet every succeeding Wednesdayevening , at eight o ' clock , and we can conscientiously recommend every brother who seeks to make a progress in Masonic science , to attend as often as possible . The accommodation is ample , the room spacious and comfortable , and the whole of the

arrangements being under the superintendence of Br . Ireland , the respected host of the Masonic Hall , in Fetter-lane ; nothing more need be said in its recommendation . PERCY LODGE ( NO- 234 ) . —This Lodge will to-morrow , present a handsome testimonial to Br . Bywater , in acknowledgment of his valuable services . STABILITY LODGE OF I NSTRUCTION ( No . 264 ) . —On the evening of the 27 th ult ., the anniversary festival of this excellent Lodge of Instruction was hold at Radley ' s Hotel , New Bridge Street , and was attended by about 150 of the brethren , among whom Br . Havers , P . G . D . ; Br . Potter , P . G . D . ; Br . John Hei-vev , P . G . D . ; Br . Evans , P . G . S . B . ; Br . Masson , P . G . S . B . ; Br . Patten , P . G . S . B . ; Br . Biggs , P . G . S . B . ; Br . Massey Dawson , Br . John Dennison , Br . Donald King , Sec . Br . Muggeridge

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