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Prov , G . L . of Oxfordshire . —The Prov . G . L . of Oxfordshire is , for the present , literally defunct by the death of the Prov . G . M ., Bro . Rev . J . C . Ridley ; but it is anticipated that the M . W . G . M . will fill up the appointment erelong , as the business of this large and important Prov . is now suspended , and the Annual Meeting usually takes place in February .

United Lodge of Instruction at Oxford . — -About two years ago , several of the Brethren of the Alfred ( City ) and Apollo ( University ) Lodges met and agreed to establish a Lodge of Improvement and Instruction for the Province of Oxfordshire . The project was taken up by the Brethren generally , with much spirit , and has succeeded far beyond their anticipations . A number of very interesting papers relating to Freemasonry have been read and discussed , the various sections

have been regularly worked , and the tracing boards and ceremonies explained . By a very judicious arrangement , the W . M . is selected from the Brethren at one meeting to preside at the next , and he appoints his Officers , so that there is a constant change , whereby each has the opportunity of making himself perfect in his office . The result of these meetings cannot fail to secure good working Officers for the two Lodges in future , and for that reason they ought to be encouraged and supported .

Civic Banquet to the Masonic late Mayor of Oxford . —A public dinner was given a few days since in the Town Hall at Oxford , to the late Mayor of that city , Bro . Alderman R . J . Spiers , P . G . S . B ., in acknowledgment of his many and eminent services as Chief Magistrate during the past year . The company numbered about 150 , among whom were the Vice-Chancellor of the University , ( the Rev . Dr . Cotton ) , Col . North , M . P ., J . H . Langston , Esq ., M . P ., the Rt . Hon . E . Card well , M . P ., President of the Board of Trade , the Master of University

College , the Warden of All Souls' College , the Rector of Exeter College , . the Principal of Magdalen Hall , the Margaret Professor of Divinity , R . Goife , Esq ., Mayor of Banbury , most of the Aldermen and Councillors of the City of Oxford , and a large number of the principal inhabitants . The present Mayor , Bro . Alderman Sadler presided , and the proceedings were of a very interesting character , and highly complimentary to Bro . Spiers , whose Mayoralty was distinguished for ability and hospitality , the appreciation of which his fellow-citizens testified by this demonstration .

SHROPSHIRE . St . John ' s Lodge , No . 875 , Admaston-spa , Wellington . —This Lodge held its annual meeting for the installation of Bro . Evett as W . M ., on Friday , December 1 . This ceremony was performed by Bro . Marriott . A jewel was unanimously voted to Bro . Eyton , P . M ., in testimony of the munificent manner in which he had presided over the Lodge during the past year .

SOMERSETSHIRE . Province of Somerset . —It is gratifying to announce that the health of the venerable and venerated chief of the Province , Col . Tynte , continues good , notwithstanding his affliction of almost loss of sight . It is uncertain which town in the Province will have the honour of receiving the next Prov . Grand Lodge ;

wherever it may be , it is hoped that a grant to the Patriotic Fund may be among the votes , in aid of Masons' wives and orphans . The Grand Treasurer of the Province ( Bro . Eales White ) , has admitted that he thought the funds of the Province would afford a grant for this Masonic purpose . The Lodges have righteously contributed from their funds , and now await the co-operation of the G . and Prov . G . Lodges .

Taunton . —The Lodge No . 327 celebrated the Festival of St . John on the 28 th inst ., when the W . M . elect , Bro . the Rev . W . R . Crotch , was installed W . M . for the year ensuing , and his Officers invested . The Right Wor . the Prov . G . M ., Col . Tynte , did the Lodge the honour to invite his Grand Lodge to meet him on emergency in the same Lodge room , for the purpose of voting a sum to that truly Masonic object , the Patriotic Fund . Of this truly interesting Masonic gathering , we promise our readers a full report in our next number .

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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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Prov , G . L . of Oxfordshire . —The Prov . G . L . of Oxfordshire is , for the present , literally defunct by the death of the Prov . G . M ., Bro . Rev . J . C . Ridley ; but it is anticipated that the M . W . G . M . will fill up the appointment erelong , as the business of this large and important Prov . is now suspended , and the Annual Meeting usually takes place in February .

United Lodge of Instruction at Oxford . — -About two years ago , several of the Brethren of the Alfred ( City ) and Apollo ( University ) Lodges met and agreed to establish a Lodge of Improvement and Instruction for the Province of Oxfordshire . The project was taken up by the Brethren generally , with much spirit , and has succeeded far beyond their anticipations . A number of very interesting papers relating to Freemasonry have been read and discussed , the various sections

have been regularly worked , and the tracing boards and ceremonies explained . By a very judicious arrangement , the W . M . is selected from the Brethren at one meeting to preside at the next , and he appoints his Officers , so that there is a constant change , whereby each has the opportunity of making himself perfect in his office . The result of these meetings cannot fail to secure good working Officers for the two Lodges in future , and for that reason they ought to be encouraged and supported .

Civic Banquet to the Masonic late Mayor of Oxford . —A public dinner was given a few days since in the Town Hall at Oxford , to the late Mayor of that city , Bro . Alderman R . J . Spiers , P . G . S . B ., in acknowledgment of his many and eminent services as Chief Magistrate during the past year . The company numbered about 150 , among whom were the Vice-Chancellor of the University , ( the Rev . Dr . Cotton ) , Col . North , M . P ., J . H . Langston , Esq ., M . P ., the Rt . Hon . E . Card well , M . P ., President of the Board of Trade , the Master of University

College , the Warden of All Souls' College , the Rector of Exeter College , . the Principal of Magdalen Hall , the Margaret Professor of Divinity , R . Goife , Esq ., Mayor of Banbury , most of the Aldermen and Councillors of the City of Oxford , and a large number of the principal inhabitants . The present Mayor , Bro . Alderman Sadler presided , and the proceedings were of a very interesting character , and highly complimentary to Bro . Spiers , whose Mayoralty was distinguished for ability and hospitality , the appreciation of which his fellow-citizens testified by this demonstration .

SHROPSHIRE . St . John ' s Lodge , No . 875 , Admaston-spa , Wellington . —This Lodge held its annual meeting for the installation of Bro . Evett as W . M ., on Friday , December 1 . This ceremony was performed by Bro . Marriott . A jewel was unanimously voted to Bro . Eyton , P . M ., in testimony of the munificent manner in which he had presided over the Lodge during the past year .

SOMERSETSHIRE . Province of Somerset . —It is gratifying to announce that the health of the venerable and venerated chief of the Province , Col . Tynte , continues good , notwithstanding his affliction of almost loss of sight . It is uncertain which town in the Province will have the honour of receiving the next Prov . Grand Lodge ;

wherever it may be , it is hoped that a grant to the Patriotic Fund may be among the votes , in aid of Masons' wives and orphans . The Grand Treasurer of the Province ( Bro . Eales White ) , has admitted that he thought the funds of the Province would afford a grant for this Masonic purpose . The Lodges have righteously contributed from their funds , and now await the co-operation of the G . and Prov . G . Lodges .

Taunton . —The Lodge No . 327 celebrated the Festival of St . John on the 28 th inst ., when the W . M . elect , Bro . the Rev . W . R . Crotch , was installed W . M . for the year ensuing , and his Officers invested . The Right Wor . the Prov . G . M ., Col . Tynte , did the Lodge the honour to invite his Grand Lodge to meet him on emergency in the same Lodge room , for the purpose of voting a sum to that truly Masonic object , the Patriotic Fund . Of this truly interesting Masonic gathering , we promise our readers a full report in our next number .

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