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opened , when Comp . S . Wilder was elected as first P ., Comp . E . Lowe as second P ., and Comp . S . Henchley , jun ., was duly installed as third P . At two o ' clock the Brethren of the Tyrian Lodge , No . 315 , assembled , when Bro . S . Henchley , jun ., ( who has been re-elected W . M . ) proceeded to appoint his Officers for the ensuing year . At three o ' clock the R . W . Acting G . M ., Bro . C . R . Colville , M . P . ) held his Prov . G . L . The following Brethren were appointed Prov . Grand

Officers for Derbyshire ;—G . Wright , Prov . D . G . M ., G . Mason , S . W ., W . Stewart , J . W ., Rev . T . Welch , Chaplain , S . Henchley , R ., S . Willder , T ., W . Allen , Sec , N . Bentley , S . D ., J . Wilkinson , J . D ., H . Duesbury , Sup . ofW ., J . Gamble , D . of Cer ., G . A . Hewitt , Assist . D . of Cer ., W . Prince , S . B ., T . Buckley , St . B ., S . Collinson , Pur ., John Riding , T . Amongst the visiting brethren were Dr . Burton , P . G . S . W ., Staffordshire : J . James , P . G . D . of Cer .,

Staffordshire ; W . Sollory , W . M . 594 , Nottingham ; F . James , J . W . 786 , Walsall ; N . Bentley , W . M . 399 , Manchester ; Bro . Swain , & c . It was announced that negotiations were concluded for the purchase of land for a Masonic Hall in Derby , his Grace the Duke of Devonshire , Prov . G . M ., having liberally contributed the sum of £ 100 . About forty Brethren afterwards partook of an excellent banquet , provided by Bro . Huggins of the Royal Hotel .

DURHAM . The Prov . G . L . of this Province was held at Stockton-on-Tees , Sept . 19 th , under the presidency of Bro . J . Fawcett , R . W . P . G . M ., on which occasion it was recommended , that lOZ . per annum be subscribed out of the Prov . G . L . funds to the Royal Masonic Benevolent Annuity Fund , for aged Freemasons and their Widows , and that 51 . also be subscribed annually out of the same funds to the Girls ' Schools in London .

The R . W . P . G . M . welcomed some Brethren from the neighbouring Province of North and East Ridings of Yorkshire , who had honoured the Prov . G . L . with their presence , and he also expressed his satisfaction with the state of Freemasonry in the Province . The following Officers for the ensuing year were then appointed , and invested with the insignia of their office : —Bros . H . Fenwick , D . G . M . ; the Rev . J . Milner , G . S . W . ; R . Saville , G . J . W . the Rev . R . J . Simpson , G . Chap . ; R . Reynolds , G . Treas . ; J . Husdell , G . R . ; J . Crossby , G . Sec . ; P . Ditchburn , G . S . D . ; W . J . Hodgson , G . J . D . ; L . Gales , G . S . of W . ; H . Hammerbom , G . D . C . ; J . Smith , G . O . ; M . Douglas , G . P . ; J . Thompson , G . S . B . ; W . M . Laws , G . T .

A . Stewart , Industry , No . 56 ; M . Joseph , St . John ' s , No . 95 ; W . Kyle , Phoenix , No . Ill ; R . A . Johnson , Palatine , No . 114 ; W . Waltc > Restoration , No . 128 ; M . Story , Granby , No . 146 : —G . Stewards . * The R . W . P . G . M . intimated that the Foundation Stone of the Schools about to be erected on the proposal of the Vicar of Newcastle , would shortly he laid by the R . W . P . G . M . and Brethren of Northumberland , and that an invitation had been received by him to assist with the P . G . L . of Durham , and that he wished to take the opinion of the P . G . Lodge on the subject , when a general desire having been

expressed to assist at the ceremony , it was proposed and resolved to leave the arrangement entirely to the R . W . P . G . M ., who gave his full sanction to the attendance of the Lodges of the Province with their Masonic Clothing and Jewels . The P . G . Lodge was then closed , and the Brethren retired to the Tees Lodge Room , Black Lion Hotel , where eighty-six sat down to " refreshment . " The day was spent with that conviviality and harmony which ever distinguishes Freemasons .

ESSEX . Testimonial to Bro . the Rev . Stephen Lea Wilson . —North Essex- Lodye , No . 817 , White Hart Hotel , Boching . —The members of the Lodge assembled on the 28 th of October in full strength , it being fixed that on that occasion a testimonial , in acknowledgment of the eminent services of Bro . Wilson in aid of tlie cause of Freemasonry , and especially of the Lodge No . 817 , which had been unanimously voted at a preceding meeting , should be presented . The business commenced by the working of the sections of the 1 st Degree , by Bros . Wilson ,

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METROPOLITAN. Article 28
CHURCHMEN AND FREEMASONS. Article 15
ON SPECULATIVE MASONRY. Article 16
ADDRESS. Article 1
A MORAL. Article 22
TO THE ARMY. Article 23
CORRESPONDENCE Article 24
NATIONAL MASONIC BANQUET. Article 24
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 26
UNITED GRAND LODGE. Article 26
MASONIC CHARITIES Article 27
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 28
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 66
PROVINCIAL Article 34
THE PATRIOTIC FUND. Article 4
ROYAL ARCH. Article 55
NEWFOUNDLAND. Article 59
KNIGHT TEMPLARISM. Article 57
IRELAND. Article 58
COLONIAL. Article 58
A YOUNG MASON'S MONTH AMONGST THE BRETHREN IN JERSY. Article 5
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY. Article 59
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION. Article 61
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 62
Obituary Article 63
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opened , when Comp . S . Wilder was elected as first P ., Comp . E . Lowe as second P ., and Comp . S . Henchley , jun ., was duly installed as third P . At two o ' clock the Brethren of the Tyrian Lodge , No . 315 , assembled , when Bro . S . Henchley , jun ., ( who has been re-elected W . M . ) proceeded to appoint his Officers for the ensuing year . At three o ' clock the R . W . Acting G . M ., Bro . C . R . Colville , M . P . ) held his Prov . G . L . The following Brethren were appointed Prov . Grand

Officers for Derbyshire ;—G . Wright , Prov . D . G . M ., G . Mason , S . W ., W . Stewart , J . W ., Rev . T . Welch , Chaplain , S . Henchley , R ., S . Willder , T ., W . Allen , Sec , N . Bentley , S . D ., J . Wilkinson , J . D ., H . Duesbury , Sup . ofW ., J . Gamble , D . of Cer ., G . A . Hewitt , Assist . D . of Cer ., W . Prince , S . B ., T . Buckley , St . B ., S . Collinson , Pur ., John Riding , T . Amongst the visiting brethren were Dr . Burton , P . G . S . W ., Staffordshire : J . James , P . G . D . of Cer .,

Staffordshire ; W . Sollory , W . M . 594 , Nottingham ; F . James , J . W . 786 , Walsall ; N . Bentley , W . M . 399 , Manchester ; Bro . Swain , & c . It was announced that negotiations were concluded for the purchase of land for a Masonic Hall in Derby , his Grace the Duke of Devonshire , Prov . G . M ., having liberally contributed the sum of £ 100 . About forty Brethren afterwards partook of an excellent banquet , provided by Bro . Huggins of the Royal Hotel .

DURHAM . The Prov . G . L . of this Province was held at Stockton-on-Tees , Sept . 19 th , under the presidency of Bro . J . Fawcett , R . W . P . G . M ., on which occasion it was recommended , that lOZ . per annum be subscribed out of the Prov . G . L . funds to the Royal Masonic Benevolent Annuity Fund , for aged Freemasons and their Widows , and that 51 . also be subscribed annually out of the same funds to the Girls ' Schools in London .

The R . W . P . G . M . welcomed some Brethren from the neighbouring Province of North and East Ridings of Yorkshire , who had honoured the Prov . G . L . with their presence , and he also expressed his satisfaction with the state of Freemasonry in the Province . The following Officers for the ensuing year were then appointed , and invested with the insignia of their office : —Bros . H . Fenwick , D . G . M . ; the Rev . J . Milner , G . S . W . ; R . Saville , G . J . W . the Rev . R . J . Simpson , G . Chap . ; R . Reynolds , G . Treas . ; J . Husdell , G . R . ; J . Crossby , G . Sec . ; P . Ditchburn , G . S . D . ; W . J . Hodgson , G . J . D . ; L . Gales , G . S . of W . ; H . Hammerbom , G . D . C . ; J . Smith , G . O . ; M . Douglas , G . P . ; J . Thompson , G . S . B . ; W . M . Laws , G . T .

A . Stewart , Industry , No . 56 ; M . Joseph , St . John ' s , No . 95 ; W . Kyle , Phoenix , No . Ill ; R . A . Johnson , Palatine , No . 114 ; W . Waltc > Restoration , No . 128 ; M . Story , Granby , No . 146 : —G . Stewards . * The R . W . P . G . M . intimated that the Foundation Stone of the Schools about to be erected on the proposal of the Vicar of Newcastle , would shortly he laid by the R . W . P . G . M . and Brethren of Northumberland , and that an invitation had been received by him to assist with the P . G . L . of Durham , and that he wished to take the opinion of the P . G . Lodge on the subject , when a general desire having been

expressed to assist at the ceremony , it was proposed and resolved to leave the arrangement entirely to the R . W . P . G . M ., who gave his full sanction to the attendance of the Lodges of the Province with their Masonic Clothing and Jewels . The P . G . Lodge was then closed , and the Brethren retired to the Tees Lodge Room , Black Lion Hotel , where eighty-six sat down to " refreshment . " The day was spent with that conviviality and harmony which ever distinguishes Freemasons .

ESSEX . Testimonial to Bro . the Rev . Stephen Lea Wilson . —North Essex- Lodye , No . 817 , White Hart Hotel , Boching . —The members of the Lodge assembled on the 28 th of October in full strength , it being fixed that on that occasion a testimonial , in acknowledgment of the eminent services of Bro . Wilson in aid of tlie cause of Freemasonry , and especially of the Lodge No . 817 , which had been unanimously voted at a preceding meeting , should be presented . The business commenced by the working of the sections of the 1 st Degree , by Bros . Wilson ,

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