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Scotland.

also wrought all the degrees in the lodge , whilo Bro . Baird had , as yet , done neither , he should be the chosen candidate , seing he had already proved himself able to at once enter upon and discharge all the duties devolving upon the Master of the lodge . There was , however , another element in the question , the attack made by Bro . Buchan on the Malcolm Charter being greatly against him . Alalcolm ' s ghost calling loudly for revenge . Both sides being duly heard , the vote was taken , and

the majority found to lie in favour of Bro . Baird who was therefore , declared duly elected R . AV . AI . for next year . A protest was tabled against the newly initiated brethren voting . The election for the other offices was then proceeded with , with the exception of Chaplain and Inner Guard . The lodge was afterwards called to refreshment and in process of time duly closed . The installation of the new office-beavers and the eight hundred and eleventh anniversary to take place on the

25 th ult . LANARKSHIRE ( MIDDLE WARD ) . HAMLTOX . —Lodge Hamilton , ( No . 233 ) . —The nomination , election , and installation of office-bearers of this lodge took place on the 27 th November . Bro . APGhie , who has so ably rilled the chair during tho past year , was re-elected R . W . M .

The installation ceremony was performed by Bro . AA . P . Buchan from Glasgow , after which the lodge celebrated the festival of St . Andrew , the duties of purveyor being well discharged by Bro . Spalding , S . S ., the proprietor of the Hamilton Arms Hotel . A deputation from No . 7 was present headed by the R . AV . M . Bro . J . C . Forrest , banker . In the course of his remarks the R . W . M . intimated that he intended shortly to give the mark , also that in conjunction with the brethren of No . 7 , he hoped to introduce the holding of lodges of instruction , & c .

Channel Islands.

CHANNEL ISLANDS .

GUERNSEY . DOYGE ' S LODGE OP FELLOWSHIP ( No . 84 ) . —The usual meeting was held on Wednesday , the 11 th inst . Present : Bro . Martin , AV . M ., in the chair ; Bros . Gallienne , P . D . Prov . G . M . ; Guilbert , I . P . M . ; Churchouse , P . M . ; Stickland , P . AI . ; AVilcocks , P . M . ; Hutchinson , P . AI . & Treas . ; Sarehet , Sec ; Gardner , S . W . ; Glencross , J . W . ; Millington , S . D . ; Parker , J . D . ; Muntz , I . G . ; Manser , Tyler ; Clarke , Coles , Cohen ,

Barter , Garland , and Lucas . Visitor : Thomas Churchouse . The minutes of the preceding lodge were read and confirmed . The ballot was then taken for the election of a AV . M . for the ensuing year , the result being in favour of Bro . Gardner , S . AV . The brethren , in accordance with the by-laws hold an annual banquet on St . John ' s Day—that festival , however , this year falling on a Sunday , Tuesday , the 20 th inst ., was the day fixed for holding this pleasant reunion , the installation to take place previously . The banquet will this year be held in the lodgeroom . A committee was appointed to carry out the arrangements , and there being no further business , the lodge was closed in due form .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

INSTRUCTION . KE > 'T LODGE OP MAEK MASTERS . —At the last regular meeting of this lodge it was resolved that a committee be formed consisting of the Bros . W . AI . Meggy , G . M . O . ; AA . H . AA arr , P . G . Steward , S . W . ; and C . Swan , P . G . S . B ., Sec , to make arrangements if possible for the establishing of a lodge of instruction in connection with this ancient degree , the result of their inquiries being a meeting which was held on

AVednesday the 16 th ult . at the Lyceum Tavern , Strand , at which were present in addition to the three brethren above mentioned , Bros . AV . Mann , AV . M ., Thistle Lodge , No . S ; AVescombe , G . Stew ., J . W ., Kent Lodge , and S . AV ., St . Mark's Lodge , No . 24 ; J . II . Wynne , P . G . Purst ., P . M ., Kent Lodge ; A . D . Loewenstavk , G . Puvst ., P . M ., Samson and Lion Lodge , No . 86 ; and several officers and members representing private lodges held in London , and it was resolved unanimously that a lodge of instruction should be held every Monday evening from October to May inclusive , at the above-mentioned house , business to

Mark Masonry.

commence at half-past seven o ' clock precisely . Bro . Swan was appointed Secretary and Preceptor . The next meeting will be held on Monday evening the 4 th January at half-past seven o ' clock . SOMERSETSHIRE . AVESXOX-SUPER-MARE . —The United Artillery Engineer and

Hifle Volunteer Lodge ( No . 102 ) . —A meeting ot this lodge was held at the Alasonic Rooms on Wednesday , the 16 th ult ., at three o ' clock—officers present , Bros . F . G . Irwin , P . M . M ., AV . M . ; G . B . Mum bee , S . AV . ; Thomas Clarke , J . W . ; J . C . Pigot , Chap , and M . O . ; B . Cox , Sec . and Reg . of Marks ; E . B . B . George , Treas . and J . O . ; G . R . Powell , S . O . ; E . Gregory , Org . ; and j . II . Parsons , Tyler . There not being much business to be transacted , the W . AI . proceeded to make the meeting a lodge of instruction to the young members , and after expressing the warmest wishes for the success of the Alark Master degree and prosperity to its members closed the lodge in perfect harmony .

Knights Templar.

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR .

YORKSHIRE ( WEST ) . BRADFORD . —Encampment of Faith ( No . 23 ) . —This encampment was hoklen at the rooms of the Lodge of Hope , on Monday the 13 th , at 7-30 . Sir Knts . AAT . liam Mawson , E . G . ; H . Smith , P . E . C . as 1 st C . ; J . 11 . Annitage , 2 nd C . ; J . Gaunt , P . E . C ., Prelate ; Thomas Hill , P . E . C , Treas ' . ; J . D . Sugden , Reg . ; Joshua Brigg , Al . Rhodes , W . Branland , and others . After the

minutes and other business had been disposed of , the election of E . G . for the ensuing year took place , when Sir Knt . Manoah Rhodes was unanimously elected . Sir Knt . J . Garont was elected Treas . After the business an elegant supper was served iu tho banquet-hall , and the Sir Knts . retired at 11 o ' clock . YORKSHIRE ( NORTH AND EAST ) . SCARBOROUGH . —Geoffrey de Bouillon Encampment . —The

quarterly meeting of this encampment was held on the 17 th ult ., whon tho following Sir Knts . were arranged under their respective banners ; the E . G . Sir Knt . John W . A \ oodall and Sir- Knts . Walter Reynolds , P . E . C , Hull ; William F . Rooke , 1 st Capt . ; H . W . Garnett , 2 nd Capt . ; Rev . Henry Blano , Prelate ; James Frederick Spurr , Expert ; William Thomas Farthing , Capt . of Lines ; J . A . Chapman , Treas . ; W . H . Marwood , Whitby ; II . C . Martin , Reg . ; J . A erity , Esq . ; John Oliver

Surtees , & c . The minutes of the previous encampment were read and confirmed . The next business was the installation of Sir Knt . Rooke , who had been unanimously elected the E . C . for the ensuing year . The ceremony was very ably performed by Sir Knt . Reynolds to whom a vote of thanks was ordered to be entered on the minutes . The E . G . then proceeded to elect the following officers , Sir Knts . the Rev . Henry Blane Prelate ; H . W . Garnett , 1 st Capt . ; W . T . Farthing , 2 nd Capt ., J . O . Surtees , Expert , _ £ c . After which the encampment was duly closed .

Red Cross Of Rome And Constantine.

RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE .

SOMERSETSHIRE . AVESTO ^ - SITPER -M . —TheRose aud Lily Conclave ( No . 10 . ) —An assembly of this conclave was held at the encampment , Masonic Rooms , on Wednesday , the 16 th ult ., at 9 o ' clock , p . m ., and the following officers were present : —Sir Knts . Irwin , M . P . S . : G- B . Mumbeo ( Major-General ) , Inspector-General for Somerset ; T . Clarke , \ . V ,. ; G . C . Pigot , H . P . ; E . B . George , Treas . ; B . Cox , Recorder ; E . Gregory , Org . ; G . R . Powell , Herald ; and J . H . Parsons , Sentinel . The usual business of the conclave was gone through , and a most agreeable evening spent , and the conclave was formally closed .

Masonic Lifeboat Fund.

MASONIC LIFEBOAT FUND .

Bro . A . "Woodhouse , of Carlisle , requests us to state that lie has received £ 3 6 s . from the members of the Peveril of the Peak Lodge , 654 .

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Untitled Article 1
Untitled Article 2
ADDRESS TO OUR READERS. Article 3
INDEX. Article 5
MASONIC PERSECUTION.—I. Article 9
GRAND LODGE OF IOWA.—I. Article 10
MASONIC DISCIPLINE.—V. Article 11
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. Article 13
CHAPTER XII. Article 14
CHIPS OF FOREIGN ASHLER. Article 16
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 17
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 19
ANTIQUITY OF CHRISTMAS GAMES. Article 20
MASONIC MEMS. Article 21
METROPOLITAN. Article 21
PROVINCIAL. Article 22
SCOTLAND. Article 24
CHANNEL ISLANDS. Article 25
MARK MASONRY. Article 25
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 25
RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE. Article 25
MASONIC LIFEBOAT FUND. Article 25
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 26
REVIEWS. Article 27
FUNERAL OF THE LATE BRO. JAMES CHALMERS WITH MASONIC HONOURS. Article 27
Obituary. Article 28
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS, ETC., FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY 9TH, 1869. Article 28
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 28
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Scotland.

also wrought all the degrees in the lodge , whilo Bro . Baird had , as yet , done neither , he should be the chosen candidate , seing he had already proved himself able to at once enter upon and discharge all the duties devolving upon the Master of the lodge . There was , however , another element in the question , the attack made by Bro . Buchan on the Malcolm Charter being greatly against him . Alalcolm ' s ghost calling loudly for revenge . Both sides being duly heard , the vote was taken , and

the majority found to lie in favour of Bro . Baird who was therefore , declared duly elected R . AV . AI . for next year . A protest was tabled against the newly initiated brethren voting . The election for the other offices was then proceeded with , with the exception of Chaplain and Inner Guard . The lodge was afterwards called to refreshment and in process of time duly closed . The installation of the new office-beavers and the eight hundred and eleventh anniversary to take place on the

25 th ult . LANARKSHIRE ( MIDDLE WARD ) . HAMLTOX . —Lodge Hamilton , ( No . 233 ) . —The nomination , election , and installation of office-bearers of this lodge took place on the 27 th November . Bro . APGhie , who has so ably rilled the chair during tho past year , was re-elected R . W . M .

The installation ceremony was performed by Bro . AA . P . Buchan from Glasgow , after which the lodge celebrated the festival of St . Andrew , the duties of purveyor being well discharged by Bro . Spalding , S . S ., the proprietor of the Hamilton Arms Hotel . A deputation from No . 7 was present headed by the R . AV . M . Bro . J . C . Forrest , banker . In the course of his remarks the R . W . M . intimated that he intended shortly to give the mark , also that in conjunction with the brethren of No . 7 , he hoped to introduce the holding of lodges of instruction , & c .

Channel Islands.

CHANNEL ISLANDS .

GUERNSEY . DOYGE ' S LODGE OP FELLOWSHIP ( No . 84 ) . —The usual meeting was held on Wednesday , the 11 th inst . Present : Bro . Martin , AV . M ., in the chair ; Bros . Gallienne , P . D . Prov . G . M . ; Guilbert , I . P . M . ; Churchouse , P . M . ; Stickland , P . AI . ; AVilcocks , P . M . ; Hutchinson , P . AI . & Treas . ; Sarehet , Sec ; Gardner , S . W . ; Glencross , J . W . ; Millington , S . D . ; Parker , J . D . ; Muntz , I . G . ; Manser , Tyler ; Clarke , Coles , Cohen ,

Barter , Garland , and Lucas . Visitor : Thomas Churchouse . The minutes of the preceding lodge were read and confirmed . The ballot was then taken for the election of a AV . M . for the ensuing year , the result being in favour of Bro . Gardner , S . AV . The brethren , in accordance with the by-laws hold an annual banquet on St . John ' s Day—that festival , however , this year falling on a Sunday , Tuesday , the 20 th inst ., was the day fixed for holding this pleasant reunion , the installation to take place previously . The banquet will this year be held in the lodgeroom . A committee was appointed to carry out the arrangements , and there being no further business , the lodge was closed in due form .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

INSTRUCTION . KE > 'T LODGE OP MAEK MASTERS . —At the last regular meeting of this lodge it was resolved that a committee be formed consisting of the Bros . W . AI . Meggy , G . M . O . ; AA . H . AA arr , P . G . Steward , S . W . ; and C . Swan , P . G . S . B ., Sec , to make arrangements if possible for the establishing of a lodge of instruction in connection with this ancient degree , the result of their inquiries being a meeting which was held on

AVednesday the 16 th ult . at the Lyceum Tavern , Strand , at which were present in addition to the three brethren above mentioned , Bros . AV . Mann , AV . M ., Thistle Lodge , No . S ; AVescombe , G . Stew ., J . W ., Kent Lodge , and S . AV ., St . Mark's Lodge , No . 24 ; J . II . Wynne , P . G . Purst ., P . M ., Kent Lodge ; A . D . Loewenstavk , G . Puvst ., P . M ., Samson and Lion Lodge , No . 86 ; and several officers and members representing private lodges held in London , and it was resolved unanimously that a lodge of instruction should be held every Monday evening from October to May inclusive , at the above-mentioned house , business to

Mark Masonry.

commence at half-past seven o ' clock precisely . Bro . Swan was appointed Secretary and Preceptor . The next meeting will be held on Monday evening the 4 th January at half-past seven o ' clock . SOMERSETSHIRE . AVESXOX-SUPER-MARE . —The United Artillery Engineer and

Hifle Volunteer Lodge ( No . 102 ) . —A meeting ot this lodge was held at the Alasonic Rooms on Wednesday , the 16 th ult ., at three o ' clock—officers present , Bros . F . G . Irwin , P . M . M ., AV . M . ; G . B . Mum bee , S . AV . ; Thomas Clarke , J . W . ; J . C . Pigot , Chap , and M . O . ; B . Cox , Sec . and Reg . of Marks ; E . B . B . George , Treas . and J . O . ; G . R . Powell , S . O . ; E . Gregory , Org . ; and j . II . Parsons , Tyler . There not being much business to be transacted , the W . AI . proceeded to make the meeting a lodge of instruction to the young members , and after expressing the warmest wishes for the success of the Alark Master degree and prosperity to its members closed the lodge in perfect harmony .

Knights Templar.

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR .

YORKSHIRE ( WEST ) . BRADFORD . —Encampment of Faith ( No . 23 ) . —This encampment was hoklen at the rooms of the Lodge of Hope , on Monday the 13 th , at 7-30 . Sir Knts . AAT . liam Mawson , E . G . ; H . Smith , P . E . C . as 1 st C . ; J . 11 . Annitage , 2 nd C . ; J . Gaunt , P . E . C ., Prelate ; Thomas Hill , P . E . C , Treas ' . ; J . D . Sugden , Reg . ; Joshua Brigg , Al . Rhodes , W . Branland , and others . After the

minutes and other business had been disposed of , the election of E . G . for the ensuing year took place , when Sir Knt . Manoah Rhodes was unanimously elected . Sir Knt . J . Garont was elected Treas . After the business an elegant supper was served iu tho banquet-hall , and the Sir Knts . retired at 11 o ' clock . YORKSHIRE ( NORTH AND EAST ) . SCARBOROUGH . —Geoffrey de Bouillon Encampment . —The

quarterly meeting of this encampment was held on the 17 th ult ., whon tho following Sir Knts . were arranged under their respective banners ; the E . G . Sir Knt . John W . A \ oodall and Sir- Knts . Walter Reynolds , P . E . C , Hull ; William F . Rooke , 1 st Capt . ; H . W . Garnett , 2 nd Capt . ; Rev . Henry Blano , Prelate ; James Frederick Spurr , Expert ; William Thomas Farthing , Capt . of Lines ; J . A . Chapman , Treas . ; W . H . Marwood , Whitby ; II . C . Martin , Reg . ; J . A erity , Esq . ; John Oliver

Surtees , & c . The minutes of the previous encampment were read and confirmed . The next business was the installation of Sir Knt . Rooke , who had been unanimously elected the E . C . for the ensuing year . The ceremony was very ably performed by Sir Knt . Reynolds to whom a vote of thanks was ordered to be entered on the minutes . The E . G . then proceeded to elect the following officers , Sir Knts . the Rev . Henry Blane Prelate ; H . W . Garnett , 1 st Capt . ; W . T . Farthing , 2 nd Capt ., J . O . Surtees , Expert , _ £ c . After which the encampment was duly closed .

Red Cross Of Rome And Constantine.

RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE .

SOMERSETSHIRE . AVESTO ^ - SITPER -M . —TheRose aud Lily Conclave ( No . 10 . ) —An assembly of this conclave was held at the encampment , Masonic Rooms , on Wednesday , the 16 th ult ., at 9 o ' clock , p . m ., and the following officers were present : —Sir Knts . Irwin , M . P . S . : G- B . Mumbeo ( Major-General ) , Inspector-General for Somerset ; T . Clarke , \ . V ,. ; G . C . Pigot , H . P . ; E . B . George , Treas . ; B . Cox , Recorder ; E . Gregory , Org . ; G . R . Powell , Herald ; and J . H . Parsons , Sentinel . The usual business of the conclave was gone through , and a most agreeable evening spent , and the conclave was formally closed .

Masonic Lifeboat Fund.

MASONIC LIFEBOAT FUND .

Bro . A . "Woodhouse , of Carlisle , requests us to state that lie has received £ 3 6 s . from the members of the Peveril of the Peak Lodge , 654 .

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