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Provincial Lodges.

OXFORD . A grand Masonic festival is to open in Oxford , on Monday , the 7 th instant . At 12 o ' clock upon that day , the Churchill Lodge is to meet , when the Rev . J . J . Sidebotham will be installed as W . M . for the ensuing year , and , at 7 p . m ., the companions of the Alfred Chapter hold a convocation for the exaltation of brethren into the Royal Arch . Rumour states , that on the same evening , Br . Aid . Spiers , ( the late

Mayor ) , P . G . S . B ., is to invite a party of his Masonic brethren to meet the new Pl . G . M ., Br . John Atkins Bowyer , and his friends , at his house . On the following morning , it is also rumoured , that the P . G . M . will entertain his friends and the brethren visiting Oxford , at breakfast , prior to proceeding to the Provincial Grand Lodge , which is to open at twelve o ' clock , when the new G . M . will be installed . And at half-past five o ' clock , the brethren will meet at a grand banquet , at the town hall , in honour of the event . On the Wednesday , the annual festival of the encampment of Cceur-delion will take place . Candidates are to be installed at three , and the banquet is to be on table at five .

SOUTH WALES—WESTERN DIVISION . ST . PETER ' S LODGE , CARMARTHEN , ( NO . 669 ) . —The nucleus for a testimonial to our worthy Br . Ribbans , the Treasurer of this Lodge , has just been laid by the unanimous vote of the Lodge , of five guineas from their funds , for the purpose of presenting some useful present in token of remembrance of the many benefits conferred on Masonry in general through the exertions of Br . Ribbans . We shall be happy to enrol the names of those who contribute in the pages of the "Masonic Mirror , "

STAFFORDSHIRE

LODGE OF ST . MATTHEW , WALSALL ( NO . 786 ) . —The annual festival of this Lodge took place on the 4 th April , at St . Matthew ' s Hall , on which occasion Br . John Wood installed his successor , Br . Frank James , who appointed the following "brethren officers , viz .: —Brs . E . Jeavons . S . W . ; F . A . Edwards , J . W . ; W . Tolbey , Treas . ; Thomas James , P . M . Sec ; Aldxander Brogden , S . D . ; James Douglas , J . D . ; Hev . James Dowries , Chaplain ; George Morley , I . G . ; Dr . Burton , P . M ., D . of Cer . ; M . Cozens , and John Fairfield , Stewards . A handsome P . M ' s jewel was presented to Br . Wood . After the business of the Lodge was concluded , the brethren retired to a banquet , and devoted the remainder of the evening to social harmony and brotherly love .

WARWICKSHIRE

FIRST LODGE OF LIGHT , BIRMINGHAM ( NO . 689 ) . —The Brethren of this Lodge met at the Royal Hotel , on Tuesday , the 17 th of April , when the Rev . Hamilton Lowry and another candidate were dul y initiated into the Order . The W . M . and Treasurer for the ensuing year were then elected , but the Secretary has not as yet forwarded to us their names .

WORCESTERSHIRE

LODGE OF PERSEVERANCE , DUDLEY ( NO . 838 ) . —Br . A . Patterson , the imichi-espected host of the Swan Inn , being about to leave in consequence of his premises having been purchased by the Board of Health for town improvements , the above numerous and highly respectable Lodge have determined to remove to the house of Br . Evan Roberts , Saracen ' s Head , Stone-street , that gentleman having promised to enlarge his house for their accommodation . YORKSHIRE . —( WEST RIDING ) .

LODGE OF THREE GRAND PRINCIPLES , DEWSBURY ( NO . 251 ) . —This Lodge held its monthly meeting in the Masonic Hall , on Thursday , the 29 th March , when the W . M ., Br . R . R . Nelson passed a brother to the second degree . Certain alterations in the bye-laws , suggested by the W . D . P . G . M ., were agreed to . The quarterly communication , convoking a meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of West Yorkshire , to be holden at Huddersfield , on the 11 th April , was read , when W . Br . J . O . Gill , P . M . and P . G . P ., was unanimously elected to represent the Lodge on the ritual

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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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Provincial Lodges.

OXFORD . A grand Masonic festival is to open in Oxford , on Monday , the 7 th instant . At 12 o ' clock upon that day , the Churchill Lodge is to meet , when the Rev . J . J . Sidebotham will be installed as W . M . for the ensuing year , and , at 7 p . m ., the companions of the Alfred Chapter hold a convocation for the exaltation of brethren into the Royal Arch . Rumour states , that on the same evening , Br . Aid . Spiers , ( the late

Mayor ) , P . G . S . B ., is to invite a party of his Masonic brethren to meet the new Pl . G . M ., Br . John Atkins Bowyer , and his friends , at his house . On the following morning , it is also rumoured , that the P . G . M . will entertain his friends and the brethren visiting Oxford , at breakfast , prior to proceeding to the Provincial Grand Lodge , which is to open at twelve o ' clock , when the new G . M . will be installed . And at half-past five o ' clock , the brethren will meet at a grand banquet , at the town hall , in honour of the event . On the Wednesday , the annual festival of the encampment of Cceur-delion will take place . Candidates are to be installed at three , and the banquet is to be on table at five .

SOUTH WALES—WESTERN DIVISION . ST . PETER ' S LODGE , CARMARTHEN , ( NO . 669 ) . —The nucleus for a testimonial to our worthy Br . Ribbans , the Treasurer of this Lodge , has just been laid by the unanimous vote of the Lodge , of five guineas from their funds , for the purpose of presenting some useful present in token of remembrance of the many benefits conferred on Masonry in general through the exertions of Br . Ribbans . We shall be happy to enrol the names of those who contribute in the pages of the "Masonic Mirror , "

STAFFORDSHIRE

LODGE OF ST . MATTHEW , WALSALL ( NO . 786 ) . —The annual festival of this Lodge took place on the 4 th April , at St . Matthew ' s Hall , on which occasion Br . John Wood installed his successor , Br . Frank James , who appointed the following "brethren officers , viz .: —Brs . E . Jeavons . S . W . ; F . A . Edwards , J . W . ; W . Tolbey , Treas . ; Thomas James , P . M . Sec ; Aldxander Brogden , S . D . ; James Douglas , J . D . ; Hev . James Dowries , Chaplain ; George Morley , I . G . ; Dr . Burton , P . M ., D . of Cer . ; M . Cozens , and John Fairfield , Stewards . A handsome P . M ' s jewel was presented to Br . Wood . After the business of the Lodge was concluded , the brethren retired to a banquet , and devoted the remainder of the evening to social harmony and brotherly love .

WARWICKSHIRE

FIRST LODGE OF LIGHT , BIRMINGHAM ( NO . 689 ) . —The Brethren of this Lodge met at the Royal Hotel , on Tuesday , the 17 th of April , when the Rev . Hamilton Lowry and another candidate were dul y initiated into the Order . The W . M . and Treasurer for the ensuing year were then elected , but the Secretary has not as yet forwarded to us their names .

WORCESTERSHIRE

LODGE OF PERSEVERANCE , DUDLEY ( NO . 838 ) . —Br . A . Patterson , the imichi-espected host of the Swan Inn , being about to leave in consequence of his premises having been purchased by the Board of Health for town improvements , the above numerous and highly respectable Lodge have determined to remove to the house of Br . Evan Roberts , Saracen ' s Head , Stone-street , that gentleman having promised to enlarge his house for their accommodation . YORKSHIRE . —( WEST RIDING ) .

LODGE OF THREE GRAND PRINCIPLES , DEWSBURY ( NO . 251 ) . —This Lodge held its monthly meeting in the Masonic Hall , on Thursday , the 29 th March , when the W . M ., Br . R . R . Nelson passed a brother to the second degree . Certain alterations in the bye-laws , suggested by the W . D . P . G . M ., were agreed to . The quarterly communication , convoking a meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of West Yorkshire , to be holden at Huddersfield , on the 11 th April , was read , when W . Br . J . O . Gill , P . M . and P . G . P ., was unanimously elected to represent the Lodge on the ritual

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