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Provincial Lodges.

ence should be sent to the W . M . of No . 122 , hoping thereby to force explanation they so much desire to have ( but which , par parenthesis , they did not get ) . Lodge having been closed in form , the members retired at a reasonable hour . KENT . - LODGE OF FREEDOM , GRAVESEND ( No . 91 ) . —This flourishing Lodge held its monthly meeting on Monday , July 16 th , at Br . Wates ' s Hotel , when four gentlemen

were duly initiated into the Order . After this , the installing of their Worshipful Master , Br . R . Spencer , for the ensuing year , was very ably performed by Br . Moore , who was pleased to appoint his officers as follows : —Br . R . Watson , S . W . ; Br . Hills , I . W . ; Br . Dobson , Trea . ; Br . Brivean , Sec . ; Br . Lardner , S . D . ; Br . Tulk , I . D . ; and Br . Stafford , I . G . There were three gentlemen proposed for initiation on next Lodge evening . All business being ended , the Lodge was closed in due form , and the brethren , to the number of thirty-eight , adjourned to a most elegant

bauquet provided by Br . AVates . In the course of the evening two very handsome-P . M . 's jewels were presented to Br . Southgate P . G . S . W . of Kent , and Br . Brivean . After the usual Masonic toasts had been drunk and responded to , the brethren separated at a late hour , very much gratified with the proceedings of the clay . The Lodges was honoured by the presence of a number of visiting brethren , among whom were the following Provincial Grand Officers of Kent : Br . Joseph Ashley , P . P . D . G . M . ; Br . Charles Isaacs , P . G . Sec , Br . Wm . Saunders , P . G ., Trea . ; Br . Fielder , P . P . G . R . ; and Br . S . Isaacs , P . G . I . W . ; also , Bi . Windier , W . M ., No . 20 ; Br . Frampton , P . M ., No . 166 ; Br . Merrick , P . M ., No . 252 ; and Br . Garrod , No , 206 .

LANCASHIRE—( EASTERN DIVISION ) . LODGE OF FIDELITY , BLACKBURN ( NO . 336 ) . —Held its ordinary monthly meeting on Friday evening , 29 th of June . The usual routine of business having been gone through after due opening of the Lodge , it was considered expedient to postpone the raising of Br . J . Neville Haworth to the sublime degree of M . M . until the following Friday , as a Lodge of Emergency . ( This was accordingly done on that evening by Br . E . Collinson , P . M ., assisted by Br . G . Whewell , S . W ., and Br . J . Yates ,

I . W . ) After which the Lodge was closed with solemn prayer , and the brethren adjourned . LODGE OF PERSEVERANCE , BLACKBURN ( No . 432 ) . —This Lodge celebrated its usual monthly gathering on the evening of the 2 nd of July , but as very few P . M . ' s were present , the intended installation of the W . M . elect , Br . C . Brandman was deferred till next Lodge night , and after the confirmation of the minutes of previous meeting , the brethren adjourned . Br , Rd . Eaves of 336 , Sec . and P . M . were present .

KEYSTONE LODGE , FACIT ( No . 469 ) . —The brethren held their usual monthly meeting on Wednesday , July 4 th , at 7 o ' clock . The W . M . Br . Shackleton presiding . The Lodge was opened in due form and solemn prayer , on the first degree , and the minutes of the last meeting read and confirmed , the Lodge was then opened on the second degree . Br . E . Law was examined previous to being raised , being found duly qualified , he was admitted to the sublime degree of a M . M . The ceremony v ,-as performed by tho W . M . in first rate style . At the conclusion of the Masonic business , the Lodge was closed in due form and solemn prayer at 10 o ' clock . The Brethren adjourned to refreshment , spent a pleasant evening , and retired earlv .

PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE . THE annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge took place in the Town Hall , Bury , on Wednesday , the 25 th July . The proceedings of the day were highly interesting . After the transaction of business connected with the order , a procession was formed , and wended its way through the leading thoroughfares , and resting at the Parish Church , where , after full cathedral service , an impressive sermon was delivered to the assembled brethren by the Rev . Mr . Nicholson , of St . Philips' Salford , the Provincial Grand Chaplain . A collection was made on behalf of the Bury Dispensary , and the Ladies' Charity .

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THE MARK DEGREE. Article 1
FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 3
THE CHANCES OF LIFE, Article 8
MASONIC REMINISCENCES. Article 9
A MASONIC SONG. Article 16
BROTHERLY LOVE. Article 17
THE LIGHT DIVINE. Article 26
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 27
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Article 27
LONDON LODGES. Article 30
INSTRUCTION. Article 32
PROVINCIAL LODGES. Article 33
ROYAL ARCH. Article 37
THE COLONIES. Article 39
AMERICA. Article 39
THE HIGH DEGREES. Article 40
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 41
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR JULY. Article 44
OBITUARY. Article 51
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 52
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Provincial Lodges.

ence should be sent to the W . M . of No . 122 , hoping thereby to force explanation they so much desire to have ( but which , par parenthesis , they did not get ) . Lodge having been closed in form , the members retired at a reasonable hour . KENT . - LODGE OF FREEDOM , GRAVESEND ( No . 91 ) . —This flourishing Lodge held its monthly meeting on Monday , July 16 th , at Br . Wates ' s Hotel , when four gentlemen

were duly initiated into the Order . After this , the installing of their Worshipful Master , Br . R . Spencer , for the ensuing year , was very ably performed by Br . Moore , who was pleased to appoint his officers as follows : —Br . R . Watson , S . W . ; Br . Hills , I . W . ; Br . Dobson , Trea . ; Br . Brivean , Sec . ; Br . Lardner , S . D . ; Br . Tulk , I . D . ; and Br . Stafford , I . G . There were three gentlemen proposed for initiation on next Lodge evening . All business being ended , the Lodge was closed in due form , and the brethren , to the number of thirty-eight , adjourned to a most elegant

bauquet provided by Br . AVates . In the course of the evening two very handsome-P . M . 's jewels were presented to Br . Southgate P . G . S . W . of Kent , and Br . Brivean . After the usual Masonic toasts had been drunk and responded to , the brethren separated at a late hour , very much gratified with the proceedings of the clay . The Lodges was honoured by the presence of a number of visiting brethren , among whom were the following Provincial Grand Officers of Kent : Br . Joseph Ashley , P . P . D . G . M . ; Br . Charles Isaacs , P . G . Sec , Br . Wm . Saunders , P . G ., Trea . ; Br . Fielder , P . P . G . R . ; and Br . S . Isaacs , P . G . I . W . ; also , Bi . Windier , W . M ., No . 20 ; Br . Frampton , P . M ., No . 166 ; Br . Merrick , P . M ., No . 252 ; and Br . Garrod , No , 206 .

LANCASHIRE—( EASTERN DIVISION ) . LODGE OF FIDELITY , BLACKBURN ( NO . 336 ) . —Held its ordinary monthly meeting on Friday evening , 29 th of June . The usual routine of business having been gone through after due opening of the Lodge , it was considered expedient to postpone the raising of Br . J . Neville Haworth to the sublime degree of M . M . until the following Friday , as a Lodge of Emergency . ( This was accordingly done on that evening by Br . E . Collinson , P . M ., assisted by Br . G . Whewell , S . W ., and Br . J . Yates ,

I . W . ) After which the Lodge was closed with solemn prayer , and the brethren adjourned . LODGE OF PERSEVERANCE , BLACKBURN ( No . 432 ) . —This Lodge celebrated its usual monthly gathering on the evening of the 2 nd of July , but as very few P . M . ' s were present , the intended installation of the W . M . elect , Br . C . Brandman was deferred till next Lodge night , and after the confirmation of the minutes of previous meeting , the brethren adjourned . Br , Rd . Eaves of 336 , Sec . and P . M . were present .

KEYSTONE LODGE , FACIT ( No . 469 ) . —The brethren held their usual monthly meeting on Wednesday , July 4 th , at 7 o ' clock . The W . M . Br . Shackleton presiding . The Lodge was opened in due form and solemn prayer , on the first degree , and the minutes of the last meeting read and confirmed , the Lodge was then opened on the second degree . Br . E . Law was examined previous to being raised , being found duly qualified , he was admitted to the sublime degree of a M . M . The ceremony v ,-as performed by tho W . M . in first rate style . At the conclusion of the Masonic business , the Lodge was closed in due form and solemn prayer at 10 o ' clock . The Brethren adjourned to refreshment , spent a pleasant evening , and retired earlv .

PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE . THE annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge took place in the Town Hall , Bury , on Wednesday , the 25 th July . The proceedings of the day were highly interesting . After the transaction of business connected with the order , a procession was formed , and wended its way through the leading thoroughfares , and resting at the Parish Church , where , after full cathedral service , an impressive sermon was delivered to the assembled brethren by the Rev . Mr . Nicholson , of St . Philips' Salford , the Provincial Grand Chaplain . A collection was made on behalf of the Bury Dispensary , and the Ladies' Charity .

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