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his officers for the ensuing year : Bros . J . Lynn , S , A \ . ; J . Bannerman , J . W . ; the P ^ ev . John Huyshe , Prov . G . M ., Chap . ; P . Codd , Treas . ; . 1 . Close , P . M . and P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cei-s ., Sec ; Shillibeer , S . D . ; Adams , J . D . ; Knight , I . G .: and J . Rogers , P . M . and Prov . G . Assist , Purst .. Tyler . Bros . Baxter , Sec . 05 ; Spry , March , Price , and a number of visiting brethren were present . There being no other business , the lodge closed at 10 p . m .

DURHAM . SCJJDEKTAIVD . —St . John ' s Lodge ( No . SO ) . —Tho annual meeting for the purpose of installing the AV . M . and officers for the ensuing twelvemonths , was held in the lodge room , at the Queen's Hotel , Fawcott-street , on Tuesday , the 11-th ult ., whon 108 members ancl visitors attended to greet the AV . M . elect . Tho ceremony of installation was beautifully gone through by

Bro . S , J . AVade ( who has for the past two years been AV . M . ) and he having placed Bro . Robert Dixon in the chair of K . S ., that brother invested the following officers viz . : Bros . S . J . AVade , I . P . M , ; M . Weiner , S . W . ; J . Wilson , J . W . ; T . Godfordson . Treas . ; R . Hodgson , Sec ; J . Davison , S . D . ; T . AA . Graham , J . D . ; John Bell , I . G . ; T . Halliday , Tyler ; AV . Beattie , H . J . Tnrnhull and R . Geisick , Stewards . This old and prosperous lodge will shortly remove from its present quarters to the new Masonic hall in Toward-road , now nearly finished .

ESSEX . CHELMSEOED . —Lodge Good- Fellowship ( No . 27 G ) . —The annual meeting of this lodge was held on Thursday , the 23 rd ult ., at the Shire Hall , for the installation of the AV . M . elect for the new year , when there was present , among others : Bros , the Rev . F . B . Shepherd , AV . M . ; tho R . AV . Dep . Prov . G . M . A . Meggy ; J . AV . Carr , P . G . Sec ; AV . 'S . Pavitt , S . AV . ; Rev . B . S . BarnesJ . AV . ; J . BurtonTreas . ; J . AV . HairSec ; Dr . J .

, , , Nicholls , S . D . ; T . Smee , I . G .. ; AV . Bros . E . Butler , A . Goodchild ; J . AV . Myers , A . Durrani , P . Mathews , J . F . Bott , J . P . Sard , F . G . Green , AV . Humphreys , AV . Pulleu , P . M . ' s ; Bros . AV . Edwards , S . Kendall , Taylor , G . C . Matthams , F . Whitmore , G . O . Gooday , E . Nicholson , J . Gardiner , A . Clarke , F . Parlett . Visitors : AV . Bros . AV . Pissey , D . B . Grout , True Friendship , Rochford ; 3 \ Keene , No . 378 , and Samuel Baster , No . 1204 . —

Bro . AV . S . Pavitt , the AV . M . elect , was duly installed in the chair , the ceremony "being performed by Bro . Peter Matthews , in his usually excellent style . The AV . M . then appointed the following officers : Bros . Rev . B . S . Barnes , S . AA . ; Dr . Nicholls , J . W . ; J . Burton , Treas . ; J . AV . Hair , Sec . ; R . C . A eley , S . D . ; Thomas Smee , J . D . ; Rev . P . B . Shepherd , Chap . ; F . G . Skill , I . G . ; T . S . SarelO . G . ; NicholsonAVhitmoreMatthams and

, , , Gooday , Stewards . After the transaction of the lodge business a vote of thanks was returned to the magistrates for the use of the Grand Jury-room , and the lodge was closed in due form . The brethren afterwards partook of an excellent banque . at the AVhite Hart Hotel .

ISLE OF MAN . DOUGLAS . —Athole Lodge ( No . 1 , 001 ) . —The installation Festival of this lodge was held at the lodge-roonis , Douglas Hotel , on AVednosday last , when there was a large attendance of "brethren of the mystic tie , " belonging notonl y to the Douglas lodges , but also to other parts of the island . The chief business , of course , was the installation of the AV . M . for the

ensuing year , Bro . Richard Tuton , Esq . Tho installation ceremony was performed by Bro . H enry Priest Mayle , the immediate Past Master of the lodge , and seldom was the ceremony more effectively rendered than by Bro . Mayle . After the ceremony the AV . M . appointed his officers for the ensuing year , viz .: —Bros . S . Webb , fe . W . ; Harris , J . W . ; Lofthouse , P . M ., Treas . ; G . Heron , Sec ; Hundley , S . D . ; Flynn , J . D . ; Dixui and ColebonrnStewards

. ; and Lofthouse , Org . A portion of the business of the evening was that of making grants to the various local charities . It was unanimously resolved that the sum of two guineas should be handed over to the Ladies' Soup Kitchen , one guinea to the Coal Fund , and one guinea to the Industrial Home for Destitute Children . This lodge has , by this very proper resolution , now become subscribers to all the p rincipal local charities , having for some time past subscribed towards the support of the Isle of Man Hospital and House of Industry ; and we learn i ' rom tho treasurer ' s repoit , read at tho

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previous meeting , that during the short period of ten months this lodge has contributed nearly £ 40 to various institutions , intluding-those peculiarly Masonic charities , the Institution for Aged and Decayed Freemasons , the Boys' School , and the Girls ' School ; the sum of £ 25 has also been sent to the Grand Lodge of England . But , notwithstanding this heavy expenditure on the part of such a comparatively small number of persons , the lodhas still a handsome lus to its credit in the bank .

ge very surp As there is also a Royal Arch Chapter shortly to be formed in eonnsction with this lodge , to be called 5 ' The Royal Arch Chapter ( No . 1 , 004 ) , " we have no doubt thatthc lodge , by the increased revenues which it will derive from this source , will be able to extend not only its influence in the propagation of the ancient science , but also the charitable purposes which form the principal teachings of the order The members of the lodge

. will thus not only bo the better able to assist their poorer brethren , but also such of the local charities ns they n . ay _ consider best entitled to their support . During the evening a framed testimonial , beautifully illuminated by Bro . G . M . Lofthouse , P . M ., and signed by all the members of the lodge , was presented to Bro . Mayle , P . M . The testimonial , which was an exquisite specimen of penmanshiexpressedon the part of

p , , the members , their appreciation of Bro . Mayle ' s valuable services as president of the lodge during the past year . After the business of the lodge was concluded , the brethren adjourned to a splendid banquet , wliich was laid out in a style that conferred great credit on the host and hostess of the Douglas Hotel .

LANCASHIRE ( EAST ) . ROLTOJT . —St . Joint's Lodge ( No . 318 ) . —Tho regular meeting of this lodge was held on Thursday , the 23 rd ult ., at tho Three Tuns Inn , Moor-lane , when the festival of St . John the Evangelist was celebrated and installation of the Worshipful Mastei elect took place . The officers present were : Bros . R . Harwood , WMJames YoungS . W . James BrownJ . AV . ; John

Brand-.. ; , ; , wood , P . M . Treas . ; James Newton , P . M . Sec . ; Thomas AAllsoc , S . D . ; George Makin , J . D . ; James Horrocks , I . G . ; W . Redick , P . M . Dir . of Cers . ; AV . Hayhurst , P . M . ; Hugh Jones , P . M . ; Thomas Chambers , P . M . ; John Alcock . P . M . ; Thomas , Raby , P . M ., & c . The following visitors were also present : Bros . Stephen Blair , R . W . Prov . G . M . ; W . Romaine Callendar , jun ., AV . Dep . Prov . G . M . ; John Barker , P . Prov . G . Treas . ; John

Tunnah , Prov . G . Sec ; John Sharpies , Treas . 37 ; Robert Claister , 146 ; J . AV . Taylor , P . M . 221 ; Joseph Waters , P . M . 350 ; Richard Hankinsou , AV . M . 1134 , & c . The lodge having been opened in the first degree , the minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed . The lodgo was then opened in the second degree , when the W . M . elect , Bro . James Young was presented to the installing Masterthe AV . Bro . AV . Romaine

, Callender , jun ., Dep . Prov . G . M ., by whom the ceremony of installation was impressively performed , and the AV . M . was proclaimed and saluted accordingly . The following brethren were appointed officers for the ensuing year , and were invested with their emblems of office by Bro . Callendar , viz .: Bros . J . Brown ,

S . AV . ; Thomas Wilson , J . AV . ; John Brandwood , P . M . Tresis . ; Robert Harwood , P . M . Sec ; George Makin , S . D . ; James Horrocks , J . D . ; AV . Reddiek , P . M . Dir . of Cers . ; J . Harwood , I . G . ; Thomas Taylor ancl William Rawsthorne , Stewards , and W . Dawson , Tyler . There being no other business of importance , the lodge was closed and adjourned . The brethren , to the number of about 40 subsequently partook of the banquet provided bthe hostess Mrs . Sellers . After the cloth was drawn

y the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and a pleasant and harmonious evening ensued . LEVEXSIIUEME . —Alexandra Lodge ( No . 093 ) . —An emergency meeting of this lodge was held on Saturday , the 18 th ult . There were present : Bros . Richard Timperly , AV . M . ; E . Simpson , AV . H . Bibby , AV . H . Abbey , J . Brocldehurst , and J . Hind , P . M . ' s , with the officers and numerous other brethren of

the lodge . Th following visitors wore also present : —Bros . J , M . Wike , Prov . S . G . W . ; the Rev . J . Figgins , P . Prov . G . Chap . ; J . AV . Maclure , Prov . G . S . IX ; J . L . Hine , P . Prov . S . G . W . ; J . Brocklehurst , P . M . ; George East , P . M . ; John Rostron , W . M . ; J . Petty , P . M . ; W . G . Turner , W . M . ; and R . Jackson , AV . M . The business of the evening included the initiation of Mr . Samuel Avonsberg . the installation of Bro . R . Timperly , W . M ., by Bro . AA . II . Abbey , P . M . 903 , and the investiture of the

following officers ;—Bros . C . Matthews , S . W . ; W . Wayne J . AV . G . Yates , Treas , ; J . A . Allison , Sec . ; J . A . AVyatt , S . D . '

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ADDRESS TO OUR READERS. Article 3
INDEX. Article 5
Untitled Article 9
THE MARK DEGREE. Article 9
SOCIAL INFLUENCE OF MASONRY. Article 9
THE HAUGHFOOT LODGE AND SPECULATIVE MASONRY. Article 11
HOW I SPENT MY FIVE WEEKS' LEAVE. Article 12
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 15
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 16
ROYAL ARCH MASONRY. Article 16
BRO. ELIAS ASHMOLE. Article 17
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MASONIC MEMS. Article 18
Craft Masonry. ENGLISH CONSTITUTION Article 18
PROVINCIAL. Article 18
Untitled Article 20
SCOTTISH CONSTITUTION. Article 21
ROYAL ARCH. Article 22
MARK MASONRY. Article 22
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL NOTES. Article 23
PRESENTATION TO BRO . W. H. CROOKE, PROV. G. S. DURHAM, SUNDERLAND. Article 26
Poetry. Article 27
SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK. Article 27
LIST OF LODGE, MEETINGS, &c., FOR WEEK ENDING 8TH JANUARY, 1870. Article 27
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 28
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his officers for the ensuing year : Bros . J . Lynn , S , A \ . ; J . Bannerman , J . W . ; the P ^ ev . John Huyshe , Prov . G . M ., Chap . ; P . Codd , Treas . ; . 1 . Close , P . M . and P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cei-s ., Sec ; Shillibeer , S . D . ; Adams , J . D . ; Knight , I . G .: and J . Rogers , P . M . and Prov . G . Assist , Purst .. Tyler . Bros . Baxter , Sec . 05 ; Spry , March , Price , and a number of visiting brethren were present . There being no other business , the lodge closed at 10 p . m .

DURHAM . SCJJDEKTAIVD . —St . John ' s Lodge ( No . SO ) . —Tho annual meeting for the purpose of installing the AV . M . and officers for the ensuing twelvemonths , was held in the lodge room , at the Queen's Hotel , Fawcott-street , on Tuesday , the 11-th ult ., whon 108 members ancl visitors attended to greet the AV . M . elect . Tho ceremony of installation was beautifully gone through by

Bro . S , J . AVade ( who has for the past two years been AV . M . ) and he having placed Bro . Robert Dixon in the chair of K . S ., that brother invested the following officers viz . : Bros . S . J . AVade , I . P . M , ; M . Weiner , S . W . ; J . Wilson , J . W . ; T . Godfordson . Treas . ; R . Hodgson , Sec ; J . Davison , S . D . ; T . AA . Graham , J . D . ; John Bell , I . G . ; T . Halliday , Tyler ; AV . Beattie , H . J . Tnrnhull and R . Geisick , Stewards . This old and prosperous lodge will shortly remove from its present quarters to the new Masonic hall in Toward-road , now nearly finished .

ESSEX . CHELMSEOED . —Lodge Good- Fellowship ( No . 27 G ) . —The annual meeting of this lodge was held on Thursday , the 23 rd ult ., at the Shire Hall , for the installation of the AV . M . elect for the new year , when there was present , among others : Bros , the Rev . F . B . Shepherd , AV . M . ; tho R . AV . Dep . Prov . G . M . A . Meggy ; J . AV . Carr , P . G . Sec ; AV . 'S . Pavitt , S . AV . ; Rev . B . S . BarnesJ . AV . ; J . BurtonTreas . ; J . AV . HairSec ; Dr . J .

, , , Nicholls , S . D . ; T . Smee , I . G .. ; AV . Bros . E . Butler , A . Goodchild ; J . AV . Myers , A . Durrani , P . Mathews , J . F . Bott , J . P . Sard , F . G . Green , AV . Humphreys , AV . Pulleu , P . M . ' s ; Bros . AV . Edwards , S . Kendall , Taylor , G . C . Matthams , F . Whitmore , G . O . Gooday , E . Nicholson , J . Gardiner , A . Clarke , F . Parlett . Visitors : AV . Bros . AV . Pissey , D . B . Grout , True Friendship , Rochford ; 3 \ Keene , No . 378 , and Samuel Baster , No . 1204 . —

Bro . AV . S . Pavitt , the AV . M . elect , was duly installed in the chair , the ceremony "being performed by Bro . Peter Matthews , in his usually excellent style . The AV . M . then appointed the following officers : Bros . Rev . B . S . Barnes , S . AA . ; Dr . Nicholls , J . W . ; J . Burton , Treas . ; J . AV . Hair , Sec . ; R . C . A eley , S . D . ; Thomas Smee , J . D . ; Rev . P . B . Shepherd , Chap . ; F . G . Skill , I . G . ; T . S . SarelO . G . ; NicholsonAVhitmoreMatthams and

, , , Gooday , Stewards . After the transaction of the lodge business a vote of thanks was returned to the magistrates for the use of the Grand Jury-room , and the lodge was closed in due form . The brethren afterwards partook of an excellent banque . at the AVhite Hart Hotel .

ISLE OF MAN . DOUGLAS . —Athole Lodge ( No . 1 , 001 ) . —The installation Festival of this lodge was held at the lodge-roonis , Douglas Hotel , on AVednosday last , when there was a large attendance of "brethren of the mystic tie , " belonging notonl y to the Douglas lodges , but also to other parts of the island . The chief business , of course , was the installation of the AV . M . for the

ensuing year , Bro . Richard Tuton , Esq . Tho installation ceremony was performed by Bro . H enry Priest Mayle , the immediate Past Master of the lodge , and seldom was the ceremony more effectively rendered than by Bro . Mayle . After the ceremony the AV . M . appointed his officers for the ensuing year , viz .: —Bros . S . Webb , fe . W . ; Harris , J . W . ; Lofthouse , P . M ., Treas . ; G . Heron , Sec ; Hundley , S . D . ; Flynn , J . D . ; Dixui and ColebonrnStewards

. ; and Lofthouse , Org . A portion of the business of the evening was that of making grants to the various local charities . It was unanimously resolved that the sum of two guineas should be handed over to the Ladies' Soup Kitchen , one guinea to the Coal Fund , and one guinea to the Industrial Home for Destitute Children . This lodge has , by this very proper resolution , now become subscribers to all the p rincipal local charities , having for some time past subscribed towards the support of the Isle of Man Hospital and House of Industry ; and we learn i ' rom tho treasurer ' s repoit , read at tho

Provincial.

previous meeting , that during the short period of ten months this lodge has contributed nearly £ 40 to various institutions , intluding-those peculiarly Masonic charities , the Institution for Aged and Decayed Freemasons , the Boys' School , and the Girls ' School ; the sum of £ 25 has also been sent to the Grand Lodge of England . But , notwithstanding this heavy expenditure on the part of such a comparatively small number of persons , the lodhas still a handsome lus to its credit in the bank .

ge very surp As there is also a Royal Arch Chapter shortly to be formed in eonnsction with this lodge , to be called 5 ' The Royal Arch Chapter ( No . 1 , 004 ) , " we have no doubt thatthc lodge , by the increased revenues which it will derive from this source , will be able to extend not only its influence in the propagation of the ancient science , but also the charitable purposes which form the principal teachings of the order The members of the lodge

. will thus not only bo the better able to assist their poorer brethren , but also such of the local charities ns they n . ay _ consider best entitled to their support . During the evening a framed testimonial , beautifully illuminated by Bro . G . M . Lofthouse , P . M ., and signed by all the members of the lodge , was presented to Bro . Mayle , P . M . The testimonial , which was an exquisite specimen of penmanshiexpressedon the part of

p , , the members , their appreciation of Bro . Mayle ' s valuable services as president of the lodge during the past year . After the business of the lodge was concluded , the brethren adjourned to a splendid banquet , wliich was laid out in a style that conferred great credit on the host and hostess of the Douglas Hotel .

LANCASHIRE ( EAST ) . ROLTOJT . —St . Joint's Lodge ( No . 318 ) . —Tho regular meeting of this lodge was held on Thursday , the 23 rd ult ., at tho Three Tuns Inn , Moor-lane , when the festival of St . John the Evangelist was celebrated and installation of the Worshipful Mastei elect took place . The officers present were : Bros . R . Harwood , WMJames YoungS . W . James BrownJ . AV . ; John

Brand-.. ; , ; , wood , P . M . Treas . ; James Newton , P . M . Sec . ; Thomas AAllsoc , S . D . ; George Makin , J . D . ; James Horrocks , I . G . ; W . Redick , P . M . Dir . of Cers . ; AV . Hayhurst , P . M . ; Hugh Jones , P . M . ; Thomas Chambers , P . M . ; John Alcock . P . M . ; Thomas , Raby , P . M ., & c . The following visitors were also present : Bros . Stephen Blair , R . W . Prov . G . M . ; W . Romaine Callendar , jun ., AV . Dep . Prov . G . M . ; John Barker , P . Prov . G . Treas . ; John

Tunnah , Prov . G . Sec ; John Sharpies , Treas . 37 ; Robert Claister , 146 ; J . AV . Taylor , P . M . 221 ; Joseph Waters , P . M . 350 ; Richard Hankinsou , AV . M . 1134 , & c . The lodge having been opened in the first degree , the minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed . The lodgo was then opened in the second degree , when the W . M . elect , Bro . James Young was presented to the installing Masterthe AV . Bro . AV . Romaine

, Callender , jun ., Dep . Prov . G . M ., by whom the ceremony of installation was impressively performed , and the AV . M . was proclaimed and saluted accordingly . The following brethren were appointed officers for the ensuing year , and were invested with their emblems of office by Bro . Callendar , viz .: Bros . J . Brown ,

S . AV . ; Thomas Wilson , J . AV . ; John Brandwood , P . M . Tresis . ; Robert Harwood , P . M . Sec ; George Makin , S . D . ; James Horrocks , J . D . ; AV . Reddiek , P . M . Dir . of Cers . ; J . Harwood , I . G . ; Thomas Taylor ancl William Rawsthorne , Stewards , and W . Dawson , Tyler . There being no other business of importance , the lodge was closed and adjourned . The brethren , to the number of about 40 subsequently partook of the banquet provided bthe hostess Mrs . Sellers . After the cloth was drawn

y the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and a pleasant and harmonious evening ensued . LEVEXSIIUEME . —Alexandra Lodge ( No . 093 ) . —An emergency meeting of this lodge was held on Saturday , the 18 th ult . There were present : Bros . Richard Timperly , AV . M . ; E . Simpson , AV . H . Bibby , AV . H . Abbey , J . Brocldehurst , and J . Hind , P . M . ' s , with the officers and numerous other brethren of

the lodge . Th following visitors wore also present : —Bros . J , M . Wike , Prov . S . G . W . ; the Rev . J . Figgins , P . Prov . G . Chap . ; J . AV . Maclure , Prov . G . S . IX ; J . L . Hine , P . Prov . S . G . W . ; J . Brocklehurst , P . M . ; George East , P . M . ; John Rostron , W . M . ; J . Petty , P . M . ; W . G . Turner , W . M . ; and R . Jackson , AV . M . The business of the evening included the initiation of Mr . Samuel Avonsberg . the installation of Bro . R . Timperly , W . M ., by Bro . AA . II . Abbey , P . M . 903 , and the investiture of the

following officers ;—Bros . C . Matthews , S . W . ; W . Wayne J . AV . G . Yates , Treas , ; J . A . Allison , Sec . ; J . A . AVyatt , S . D . '

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