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day , October 6 , at which there was a numerous attendance . The business of the evening consisted of initiating Mr . John Lowden , Mr . Douglas Croft , and Mr . Joseph Creech , into the mysteries of the Order ; passing Bro . Schmidt to the 2 nd Degree ; and raising Bros . Henry Abbott , Waters , Griffiths , and Adams , to the Degree of Master Masons . All these Ceremonies were performed by the W . M .

( Bro . Nicholson ) in his usual able and efficient manner . I he other Lodge busiuess being ended , and five gentlemen proposed for initiation at the next meeting , nearly fifty of the Brethren adjourned to an extremely elegant banquet , after which all the usual toasts were given and responded to , and the evening spent in perfect harmony . The visitors at the banquet were Bros . John Gurton , Bennett , Quele } 7- , and Baker .

St . James ' s "Union Lodge ( No . 211 ) . —The Brethren of this thriving Lodge met at the Freemasons ' Tavern , Tuesday , October 14 th . Four gentlemen were initiated into Masonry , two Brethren passed to the 2 nd Degree , and one raised to the 3 rd Degree , in that efficient manner for which this Lodge is so much distinguished . After closing the Lodge , the Brethren proceeded to banquet , and the evening was spent in greatest harmony , which was greatly enlivened by the excellent singing of Miss Taylor , assisted by Bro . Taylor . The visitors were Bros . Collard , No . 168 ; Gillat , No . 70 ; Roberts , No . 99 ; and two French Brethren . "Universal Lodge ( No . 212 ) . —The first meeting for the season was held at the Freemasons' Tavern on 24 th October , under presidency of Bro . T . Green , W . M ,, who initiated two gentlemen into the mysteries of the ancient Order , in the able and impressive manner for which he is so celebrated . Masonic business

being ended , and the banquet discussed / the usual toasts followed , a separate one being appropriated to the esteemed chaplain Bro . Rev . Grice , who , in acknowledging the compliment thus paid him , stated he had the happiness to belong to other Lodges in the country district in which he resided , and that he continued his membership from having personally witnessed the great good effected by Masonry , and the beneficial results springing from its influence , to which he was at all times pleased to hear testimony . Towards the close of the evening the health of the Bro . Marcus Atwood , B . M ., was proposed by the W . M ., who took

the opportunity of paying-a well-merited tribute to that excellent Brother , expressing the deep sense of obligation entertained by every member of the Lodge for his untiring exertions to promote its prosperity , and which was never more felt than now that they were on the eve of losing him , he being- about to devote his energies to a new field of labour on the Continent . With mingled feelings of pleasure and regret a bumper was pledged , and the toast received with every

token of cordiality , which Bro . Atwood acknowledged in suitable terms , thanking the Brethren for their kindness , and assuring them how delighted he should be to meet them—a pleasure he hoped to enjoy twice in the year—during his visits to old England . Several songs were contributed by members of the Lodge , and the evening sped merrily along . The visitors were Bros . F . Binckes , W . M . No ., 11 ; W . Baas , W . M ., No . 30 ; Pennington , No . 131 , Bayly , 509 . Lodge of Joppa ( No . 22-3 ) . —The regular meeting of this well-known Lodge

took place on Monday , October Cth , to initiate Mr . James Langley , of Bedfordsquare , as also-to pass and raise several duly qualified Brethren ; but this being within a particular period of the Hebrew calendar , the banquet was postponed till this evening , October 10 th , for which an especial Lodge of Emergency had beou summoned , as well as to initiate a young gentleman , a minor , for whom a dispensation had been granted by the M . W . Grand Master . The W . M . Bro . S . ( L

llisch , manifested the same care and precision in the performance of this interesting ceremony , of which we have so commendably spoken on former occasions ; and after a discussion of . some length of Lodge affairs , which was amicably arranged , the Brethren retired to the Grand Hall of the Albion Tavern , where mi excellent entertainment was provided , consisting of every edible in season CS race having been chanted , and a splendid dessert , with wine , placed on table , the Worshipful Master proposed the usual Masonic toasts , with appropriate pre-

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MASONIC PHILOSOPHY. Article 1
« THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN."* Article 6
LINES TO A NEWLY-INITIATED BROTHER. Article 11
PENCILLINGS EROM THE SKETCH-BOOK OE A MADRAS OFFICER. Article 12
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 20
ANNIVERSARY OF A LODGE. Article 22
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 23
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 36
METE0P0LITAN. Article 50
PROVINCIAL. Article 54
ROYAL ARCH. Article 72
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED KITE. Article 74
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 74
MAKE MASONRY. Article 75
SCOTLAND. Article 75
COLONIAL. Article 77
INDIA. Article 79
AMERICA. Article 80
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR OCTOBER. Article 82
OBITUARY. Article 83
NOTICE. Article 84
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11ete0p0litae.

day , October 6 , at which there was a numerous attendance . The business of the evening consisted of initiating Mr . John Lowden , Mr . Douglas Croft , and Mr . Joseph Creech , into the mysteries of the Order ; passing Bro . Schmidt to the 2 nd Degree ; and raising Bros . Henry Abbott , Waters , Griffiths , and Adams , to the Degree of Master Masons . All these Ceremonies were performed by the W . M .

( Bro . Nicholson ) in his usual able and efficient manner . I he other Lodge busiuess being ended , and five gentlemen proposed for initiation at the next meeting , nearly fifty of the Brethren adjourned to an extremely elegant banquet , after which all the usual toasts were given and responded to , and the evening spent in perfect harmony . The visitors at the banquet were Bros . John Gurton , Bennett , Quele } 7- , and Baker .

St . James ' s "Union Lodge ( No . 211 ) . —The Brethren of this thriving Lodge met at the Freemasons ' Tavern , Tuesday , October 14 th . Four gentlemen were initiated into Masonry , two Brethren passed to the 2 nd Degree , and one raised to the 3 rd Degree , in that efficient manner for which this Lodge is so much distinguished . After closing the Lodge , the Brethren proceeded to banquet , and the evening was spent in greatest harmony , which was greatly enlivened by the excellent singing of Miss Taylor , assisted by Bro . Taylor . The visitors were Bros . Collard , No . 168 ; Gillat , No . 70 ; Roberts , No . 99 ; and two French Brethren . "Universal Lodge ( No . 212 ) . —The first meeting for the season was held at the Freemasons' Tavern on 24 th October , under presidency of Bro . T . Green , W . M ,, who initiated two gentlemen into the mysteries of the ancient Order , in the able and impressive manner for which he is so celebrated . Masonic business

being ended , and the banquet discussed / the usual toasts followed , a separate one being appropriated to the esteemed chaplain Bro . Rev . Grice , who , in acknowledging the compliment thus paid him , stated he had the happiness to belong to other Lodges in the country district in which he resided , and that he continued his membership from having personally witnessed the great good effected by Masonry , and the beneficial results springing from its influence , to which he was at all times pleased to hear testimony . Towards the close of the evening the health of the Bro . Marcus Atwood , B . M ., was proposed by the W . M ., who took

the opportunity of paying-a well-merited tribute to that excellent Brother , expressing the deep sense of obligation entertained by every member of the Lodge for his untiring exertions to promote its prosperity , and which was never more felt than now that they were on the eve of losing him , he being- about to devote his energies to a new field of labour on the Continent . With mingled feelings of pleasure and regret a bumper was pledged , and the toast received with every

token of cordiality , which Bro . Atwood acknowledged in suitable terms , thanking the Brethren for their kindness , and assuring them how delighted he should be to meet them—a pleasure he hoped to enjoy twice in the year—during his visits to old England . Several songs were contributed by members of the Lodge , and the evening sped merrily along . The visitors were Bros . F . Binckes , W . M . No ., 11 ; W . Baas , W . M ., No . 30 ; Pennington , No . 131 , Bayly , 509 . Lodge of Joppa ( No . 22-3 ) . —The regular meeting of this well-known Lodge

took place on Monday , October Cth , to initiate Mr . James Langley , of Bedfordsquare , as also-to pass and raise several duly qualified Brethren ; but this being within a particular period of the Hebrew calendar , the banquet was postponed till this evening , October 10 th , for which an especial Lodge of Emergency had beou summoned , as well as to initiate a young gentleman , a minor , for whom a dispensation had been granted by the M . W . Grand Master . The W . M . Bro . S . ( L

llisch , manifested the same care and precision in the performance of this interesting ceremony , of which we have so commendably spoken on former occasions ; and after a discussion of . some length of Lodge affairs , which was amicably arranged , the Brethren retired to the Grand Hall of the Albion Tavern , where mi excellent entertainment was provided , consisting of every edible in season CS race having been chanted , and a splendid dessert , with wine , placed on table , the Worshipful Master proposed the usual Masonic toasts , with appropriate pre-

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