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The High Degrees.

It may be interesting to all S . P . Rose Croix to know , that a chapter of Rose Croix will beheld at Weymouth , Dorsetshire , on September the 25 th . On September the 26 th , the Inauguration of Fr . C . J . Vigue , as V . S . P . G . C . for Dorsetshire , will also take place at Weymouth , at which it is expected that there will be a large assembly of the most influential Knights Templar in England .

The Colonies.

THE COLONIES .

NEW BRUNSWICK . GRAND MASONIC CELEBRATION IN THE TOWN OF ST . ANDREW ' , N . B . On Tuesday , the 26 th June , the town of St . Andrew ' s , New Brunswick , was enlivened to a degree never witnessed before , by the assemblage from all quarters of members of the most ancient and honourable Masonic Body fo celebrate the festival

of Saint John the Baptist . A great number of brethren attended from adjacent parts of the Province ancl Nova Scotia , as well as from the State of Maine , U . S . The steamer " Creole" brought more than 150 passengers from St John ' s , N . B . ; the "Queen" conveyed 400 from Calais , Maine : a great number came in the steamer " Nequasset , " from Eastport , besides many who came in carriages from the surrounding country . ™ It is estimated that there could not have been less than 1 , 000 visitors that day ;

besides many ladies , who added much to the enjoyment of the scene . At ten o ' clock , A . M ., a Lodge was opened in tbe Town Hall , by the W . M . of St . Mark ' s Lodge ( No . 759 ) the Rev . Jerome Alley , D . D . ; and shortly after , the Pro . Grand Master , the Hon . Alexander Keith , was escorted to the Lodge by the P . M . of St . Mark ' s and two of the oldest Masons , preceded by Companion James Boyd , as Grand Standard Bearer , and supported by the banners of St . Mark ' s . . On entering the Lod the R . Worshiful was received with the honoursand

ge , p , , having taken the Chair , a Grand Lodge was opened : Br . Gowan , Grand Pursuivant ¦ Br . P . M . Thomas of St . John ' s Loclg-e , G . I . W . ; Br . W . M . Joel Reading of Albion Lodge , G . S . W . The following is a sketch of the procession , each Lodge having its Marshal T yler and banners : — BAND .

Union Lodge ( No . 886 ) , Milltown , N . B ., G . L . England . Albion Lodge ( No . 570 ) , St . John , N . B ., G . L . England . Sussex Lodge ( No . 327 ) , St . Stephen , N . B . G . L . Ireland . Hibernian Lodge (—) , St . Andrew ' s , N . B ., G . L . Ireland . BAND . St . Croix LodgeCalaisMaineG . LU . States .

, , , , Lubec Lodge , Lubec , Maine , G . L . U . States . Eastern Lodge , Eastport , Maine , G . L . United States . St . Mark's Lodge ( No . 759 ) , St . Andrew ' s , N . B ., G . L . England . Provincial G . M . Hon . Alex . Keith , supported hy his officers . Tho procession moved off with banners waving , bands playing , and the insignia of the Order displayed . The decorations worn were exceedingly tastefulAfter a

. progress through some of the principal streets , it stopped at All Saint ' s Church , to attend Divine Service , at which the Rev . Bro . Durel , Rector of Calias , Maine , and Rev . Bro . Street , Church Missionnry , from Woodstock , officiated , an appropriate sermon being preached by W . M . the Rev . Jerome Alley , D . D ., from that truly Masonic text , " Behold how good and how pleasant a thing it is for brethren to dwell together in unity . " Prayers having been said , the following Anthem was chanted .

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THE "SUSSEX WING" OF THE ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Article 1
THE MARK DEGREE. Article 3
FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 4
BROTHERLY LOVE. Article 11
FORGET-ME-NOT. Article 19
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 20
LONDON LODGES Article 25
PROVINCIAL LODGES. Article 26
ROYAL ARCH. Article 46
THE HIGH DEGREES. Article 47
THE COLONIES. Article 48
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 49
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR AUGUST. Article 51
Untitled Article 59
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 60
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The High Degrees.

It may be interesting to all S . P . Rose Croix to know , that a chapter of Rose Croix will beheld at Weymouth , Dorsetshire , on September the 25 th . On September the 26 th , the Inauguration of Fr . C . J . Vigue , as V . S . P . G . C . for Dorsetshire , will also take place at Weymouth , at which it is expected that there will be a large assembly of the most influential Knights Templar in England .

The Colonies.

THE COLONIES .

NEW BRUNSWICK . GRAND MASONIC CELEBRATION IN THE TOWN OF ST . ANDREW ' , N . B . On Tuesday , the 26 th June , the town of St . Andrew ' s , New Brunswick , was enlivened to a degree never witnessed before , by the assemblage from all quarters of members of the most ancient and honourable Masonic Body fo celebrate the festival

of Saint John the Baptist . A great number of brethren attended from adjacent parts of the Province ancl Nova Scotia , as well as from the State of Maine , U . S . The steamer " Creole" brought more than 150 passengers from St John ' s , N . B . ; the "Queen" conveyed 400 from Calais , Maine : a great number came in the steamer " Nequasset , " from Eastport , besides many who came in carriages from the surrounding country . ™ It is estimated that there could not have been less than 1 , 000 visitors that day ;

besides many ladies , who added much to the enjoyment of the scene . At ten o ' clock , A . M ., a Lodge was opened in tbe Town Hall , by the W . M . of St . Mark ' s Lodge ( No . 759 ) the Rev . Jerome Alley , D . D . ; and shortly after , the Pro . Grand Master , the Hon . Alexander Keith , was escorted to the Lodge by the P . M . of St . Mark ' s and two of the oldest Masons , preceded by Companion James Boyd , as Grand Standard Bearer , and supported by the banners of St . Mark ' s . . On entering the Lod the R . Worshiful was received with the honoursand

ge , p , , having taken the Chair , a Grand Lodge was opened : Br . Gowan , Grand Pursuivant ¦ Br . P . M . Thomas of St . John ' s Loclg-e , G . I . W . ; Br . W . M . Joel Reading of Albion Lodge , G . S . W . The following is a sketch of the procession , each Lodge having its Marshal T yler and banners : — BAND .

Union Lodge ( No . 886 ) , Milltown , N . B ., G . L . England . Albion Lodge ( No . 570 ) , St . John , N . B ., G . L . England . Sussex Lodge ( No . 327 ) , St . Stephen , N . B . G . L . Ireland . Hibernian Lodge (—) , St . Andrew ' s , N . B ., G . L . Ireland . BAND . St . Croix LodgeCalaisMaineG . LU . States .

, , , , Lubec Lodge , Lubec , Maine , G . L . U . States . Eastern Lodge , Eastport , Maine , G . L . United States . St . Mark's Lodge ( No . 759 ) , St . Andrew ' s , N . B ., G . L . England . Provincial G . M . Hon . Alex . Keith , supported hy his officers . Tho procession moved off with banners waving , bands playing , and the insignia of the Order displayed . The decorations worn were exceedingly tastefulAfter a

. progress through some of the principal streets , it stopped at All Saint ' s Church , to attend Divine Service , at which the Rev . Bro . Durel , Rector of Calias , Maine , and Rev . Bro . Street , Church Missionnry , from Woodstock , officiated , an appropriate sermon being preached by W . M . the Rev . Jerome Alley , D . D ., from that truly Masonic text , " Behold how good and how pleasant a thing it is for brethren to dwell together in unity . " Prayers having been said , the following Anthem was chanted .

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