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other distinguished Brethren , w ere present . The Lodge was opened in the 1 st and 2 nd Degrees by the W . M ., Bro . Gwinnett . Bro . the Hon . James Button , the Prov . G . M ., then proceeded to instal Bro . Thomas Gill Palmer , the W . M . elect , which ceremony he performed in a most able and impressive manner . The W . M . then invested the Officers of the Lodge as follows : —Bros . Amos Steed , S . W . ; Rev . H . T . Trice , J . W . ; Henry Phmibe , Sec . : C . B . Elcurn , Treas . and S . D .

T . J . Cottle , J . D . ; Rev . Otto Ball , I . G . ; and J . Wiggins , Tyler , After which the Rev . S . Franklyn , and Mr . Alfred William Gabb , were initiated into the mysteries of the Craft , in a manner which reflected great credit on the newlyinstalled Master . Bro . J . O . Smith presided at the organ . All business being closed , the Brethren adjourned to the banqueting-hall of the Lodge , where an elegant and substantial banquet concluded the day ' s proceedings , and the evening was passed in the greatest harmony .

HAMBSHIRE . Pobtbkovte . —Portsmouth Lodge ( No . 717 ) . —This Lodge met at their Lodgeroom , High-street , on the 8 th January , when Bro . Henry Cast ell was installed into the chair by Bro . Hyde Pullen , D . Prov . G . M . of the Isle of Wight , in the admirable manner to which he is accustomed , in the presence of some eighteen P . Ms . The W . M . j after having been proclaimed and saluted in the several Degrees , invested Bro . Prost , P . M ., and the following Officers : — - Bros . Hollingsworth , S . W . ; Rake , J . W . ; J . J . Gait , Treas . ; . E . Gait , M . C . ; Booth , Sec . ; Weston , S . D . ; Oakshott , J . D . ; Wells , I . G . ; James and Balls , Stewards .

The business concluded , the Brethren in the evening assembled at an excellent banquet , provided hy Bro . Weston , of the Sussex Hotel , at which thirty Brethren were present . After the usual loyal and Masonic toasts , that of the Prov . Grand Officers of Hants was acknowledged by Bro . Capt . Savage , S . G . W . u The Prov . G . M . and Officers of the Isle of Wight , " was responded to hy

Bro . Hyde Bullen , who addressed the Brethren particularly on the great merits of Bro . Fleming , the Brov . G . M ., whose indefatigable exertions in the cause of Masonry were well known . Bro . Pleming was at present striving to establish a permanent fund for relief in his own province . This , if successful , may be said to be a step in advance , seeing that there at the present some forty applicants who are seeking relief from the Benevolent Institution .

To the toast of " Our Brethren in the Army and Navy , " Capt . Savage replied and alluded to the great accession of members , in the army especially . Bro . Gait , P . M ., rose and proposed a bumper to " The W . M . of the Portsmouth Lodge , " who promised to be a regular attendant at every meeting , and hence they might fairly anticipate another year of success . The W . M . thanked the Brethren for their kind wishes , and assured them that

no efforts should be wanting on his part to discharge the duties of his office well and worthily . The W . M . next called on the Brethren to give a cordial greeting and their warmest thanks to Bro . Hyde Bullen , who had performed so excellently and beautifully the ceremony of installation . Bro . Bullen had practised much in the Order , he had done a great deal and was doing more for the success of Masonry in the island . The W . M . alluded to the happy meeting the Hampshire Masons were present at in July last , at Steephill , which they one and all acknowledged to be a most delightful day .

Bro . Bullen said , he felt grateful for the kind and hospitable way in which he had been received , and of the good and generous feeling which existed between the two provinces , and he confidently looked forward to the union being more closely combined from the cordiality which at present existed . In allusion to his working , Bro . Bullen urged strongly the advantages of Lodges visiting each

other , and going when convenient from province to province . He assured his hearers , that the Brethren at Ryde would at anytime call a Lodge and go through the lectures of the several Degrees , for the purpose of instruction to their neighbours . The consequence of these mutual visits would be that wherever there was excellence it might be carried away to another Lodge . Mention had been made of the pleasant meeting in the island last summer ; he would use his

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THE GRAND SECRETARY. Article 1
THE MASONIC PRESS AND GRAND LODGE. Article 3
HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 7
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 11
ROYAL FREEMASONS' GIRLS' SCHOOL. Article 12
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 13
PROVINCIAL. Article 25
ROYAL ARCH. Article 61
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE, Article 64
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 67
MARK MASONRY. Article 68
SCOTLAND. Article 68
IRELAND. Article 75
COLONIAL. Article 76
AMERICA, Article 77
INDIA. Article 79
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 82
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR JANUARY. Article 85
Obituary. Article 91
NOTICE. Article 94
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Provincial.

other distinguished Brethren , w ere present . The Lodge was opened in the 1 st and 2 nd Degrees by the W . M ., Bro . Gwinnett . Bro . the Hon . James Button , the Prov . G . M ., then proceeded to instal Bro . Thomas Gill Palmer , the W . M . elect , which ceremony he performed in a most able and impressive manner . The W . M . then invested the Officers of the Lodge as follows : —Bros . Amos Steed , S . W . ; Rev . H . T . Trice , J . W . ; Henry Phmibe , Sec . : C . B . Elcurn , Treas . and S . D .

T . J . Cottle , J . D . ; Rev . Otto Ball , I . G . ; and J . Wiggins , Tyler , After which the Rev . S . Franklyn , and Mr . Alfred William Gabb , were initiated into the mysteries of the Craft , in a manner which reflected great credit on the newlyinstalled Master . Bro . J . O . Smith presided at the organ . All business being closed , the Brethren adjourned to the banqueting-hall of the Lodge , where an elegant and substantial banquet concluded the day ' s proceedings , and the evening was passed in the greatest harmony .

HAMBSHIRE . Pobtbkovte . —Portsmouth Lodge ( No . 717 ) . —This Lodge met at their Lodgeroom , High-street , on the 8 th January , when Bro . Henry Cast ell was installed into the chair by Bro . Hyde Pullen , D . Prov . G . M . of the Isle of Wight , in the admirable manner to which he is accustomed , in the presence of some eighteen P . Ms . The W . M . j after having been proclaimed and saluted in the several Degrees , invested Bro . Prost , P . M ., and the following Officers : — - Bros . Hollingsworth , S . W . ; Rake , J . W . ; J . J . Gait , Treas . ; . E . Gait , M . C . ; Booth , Sec . ; Weston , S . D . ; Oakshott , J . D . ; Wells , I . G . ; James and Balls , Stewards .

The business concluded , the Brethren in the evening assembled at an excellent banquet , provided hy Bro . Weston , of the Sussex Hotel , at which thirty Brethren were present . After the usual loyal and Masonic toasts , that of the Prov . Grand Officers of Hants was acknowledged by Bro . Capt . Savage , S . G . W . u The Prov . G . M . and Officers of the Isle of Wight , " was responded to hy

Bro . Hyde Bullen , who addressed the Brethren particularly on the great merits of Bro . Fleming , the Brov . G . M ., whose indefatigable exertions in the cause of Masonry were well known . Bro . Pleming was at present striving to establish a permanent fund for relief in his own province . This , if successful , may be said to be a step in advance , seeing that there at the present some forty applicants who are seeking relief from the Benevolent Institution .

To the toast of " Our Brethren in the Army and Navy , " Capt . Savage replied and alluded to the great accession of members , in the army especially . Bro . Gait , P . M ., rose and proposed a bumper to " The W . M . of the Portsmouth Lodge , " who promised to be a regular attendant at every meeting , and hence they might fairly anticipate another year of success . The W . M . thanked the Brethren for their kind wishes , and assured them that

no efforts should be wanting on his part to discharge the duties of his office well and worthily . The W . M . next called on the Brethren to give a cordial greeting and their warmest thanks to Bro . Hyde Bullen , who had performed so excellently and beautifully the ceremony of installation . Bro . Bullen had practised much in the Order , he had done a great deal and was doing more for the success of Masonry in the island . The W . M . alluded to the happy meeting the Hampshire Masons were present at in July last , at Steephill , which they one and all acknowledged to be a most delightful day .

Bro . Bullen said , he felt grateful for the kind and hospitable way in which he had been received , and of the good and generous feeling which existed between the two provinces , and he confidently looked forward to the union being more closely combined from the cordiality which at present existed . In allusion to his working , Bro . Bullen urged strongly the advantages of Lodges visiting each

other , and going when convenient from province to province . He assured his hearers , that the Brethren at Ryde would at anytime call a Lodge and go through the lectures of the several Degrees , for the purpose of instruction to their neighbours . The consequence of these mutual visits would be that wherever there was excellence it might be carried away to another Lodge . Mention had been made of the pleasant meeting in the island last summer ; he would use his

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