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Provincial.

J . D . ; Golden , I . G . ; Taylor , Org . ; Crocker , Tyler ; Capt . AVesthead , AVoolryche , Drennan , Browse , Pope , and Maye ; and as visitors , Bros . Chapman , 328 ; Couldrey , 1254 ; AVarren , 1254 ; Law , 97 . The W . M . explained the unavoidable absence of the Secretary and S . D . This circumstance , and the amount of work fco be done , caused a frequent change of those who acted as officers in the course of the evening . The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed . The lodge was opened

in the 2 nd degree , when Bro . AVesthead and Drennan on examination acquitted themselves admirably , were entrusted , and dismissed for preparation . The lodge having heen opened in the 3 rd degree , Bro . AVesthead was re admitted , and raised to the rank of Alaster Mason hy Bro . Dr . Hopkins , at the request of the AA . M ., who subsequently performed the same ceremony for Bro . Drennan , in a most creditable manner , especially considering that it was the first occasion of his attempting it . Bro .

Niner , S . W ., was , as usual , most clear and emphatic in his explanation of the working tools . The lodge was resumed in the : 2 nd , and then in the 1 st degree . Bros . Browse , Pope , and Maye , were examined as to their knowledge of the latter , entrusted , and dismissed for preparation . The lodge was again resumed in the 2 nd decree , and the candidates were passed as Fellow Craft by Bro . J . Heath , P . AI . ; Bro . Niner , ns before , explaining the working tools . The lodge was then resumed in the 1 st degree . The AV . M . mentioned that he had received voting papers for three of the charities , which he was requested to sign and place in the hands of the D . Prov . G . M ., to be used according to his

¦ discretion . Bro . Law stated that he had formed one of a deputation from Paignton to solicit the sanction of the W . M . and AVardens for the formation of a new lodge at that place , and presented two letters in favour of the scheme which he had received from the Prov . G . M . ; these were placed in the hands of the AV . Af ., and read by him . Bro . Law said that it was felt to he proper to ask this favour from the Pleiades Lodge , because in it several of the promoters had been admitted to the privileges

of the Order . Bro . Dr . Hopkins remarked that by law the sanction of the three highest officers only was requisite for a petition for a new warrant ; but thafc this had in some instances heen given contrary to the wish of the members of the lodge over which they presided . Feeling thafc the coursanowpursued was the most straightforward and honourable , considering moreover that the population of Paignton , and the number of Masons there , fully warranted an endeavour to form a new lodge in the

district , he moved that the sanction of the Pleiades Lodge he given to the application , and thafc the AV . M . and AVardens bo requested to sign it . The proposition was seconded by Bro . Niner , and supported by Bros . J . Heath , Powning , Watson , P . M ' s ., and Bro . AV . Cuming , AV . M . The resolution was put , and carried unanimously . The AV . M . informed the brethren who had undergone the ceremonies that the lateness of the hour precluded the pnsssihility of giving the usual charges and explanation of the tracing boards , but that an opportunity for hearthese wouldbe afforded at the next meeting . The lodge was closed at quarter to 10 .

DERBYSHIRE . PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE . On Tuesday , 2 nd inst ., the Provincial Grand Lodge was held at the Assemhly Rooms , Market Hall , Ashhourn , the arrangements being under the excellent management of the AV . M ., officers , and brethren of the St . Oswald Lodge . The attendance of brethren from Derby , Buxton , Ripley , & e .,

was numerous , in addition to a full attendance of brethren resident in Ashbourne . Bro . Okeover , D . Prov . G . M ., opened the Provincial Grand Lodge in due form , prayers being offered up by the Provincial Grand Chaplain ( Bro . fche Rev . A . A . Bagshawe , " Vicar of Buxton ) . The minutes of the previous Provincial Grand Lodge were read and confirmed . Bro . John Smith , P . Prov . G . S . D ., read the report of the

Masonic Hall Committee , aud moved its confirmation , which was seconded by Bro . T . Cox , Prov . G . T ., and , after an interesting discussion , was carried . The site of the Derby Masonic Hall will be on the left hand side going up Green Lane , at the corner of Gower Street , and opposite to the Scotch Presbyterian Church . The cost of the Tmilding will be a little over £ 2 , 000 . The designs have heen furnished hy Bro . Sheffield , Architect , Derby , and have been approved .

Bro . Varley , P . M ., read the report of the Charity Committee , which was received aud adopted . The Provincial Grand Secretary , Bro . Naylor , read a communication from Wieksworfch , inviting Bro . Okeover to lay the foundation-stone of a new Town Hall , with Masonic honours , on or about the 14 th of September , Bro . Okeover answered that it would give him great pleasure to comply with the request . After the lodge had heen closed iu form the brethren

adjourned to the Green Man Hotel , where a most sumptuous banquet awaited them . Bro . H . C . Okeover , D . Prov . G . M ., presided , and was supported hy the Provincial Grand Chaplain and other officers . Bro . H . Hillam , Prov . G . S . AV ., was in the Vice-chair . About seventy brethren sat down . The usual Alasonic toasts were given , and a most agreeable evening spent .

DURHAM . SUNDERLAND . —Williamson Lodge ( No . 149 ) . —The members of this flourishing Lodge assembled in large numbers afc their lodge-room , in the Royal Hotel , Monkewearmouth on Monday , May 1 st ., to assist in the installation of Bro . AV . Liddell , as AV . A 1 . for the ensuing twelve months . The ceremony of

installation was ably rendered hy the outgoing AV . M ., Bro . It . Hudson . Bro . Liddell having been duly placed in the chair , saluted and proclaimed , he invested the following officers : —Bros . Hudson , I . P . M . ; AV . Bryans , S . D . ; J . H . Coates , J . D . ; R . M . Halfknight , P . AI . Tresis .: J . Barlow , Sec . ; J . H . Sanderson , S . D . ; T . Atkinson , J . D . ; , J . Eggleston , I . G . ; A . Forresfc , D . G ., of C ; J . Thompson , Tyler ; C . F . Austin , and R . AVard , Stewards ; R . Shadforth , and C . Bell , Auditors . Thern was a large

attendance of visitors , including the Bros . AVeiner , AV . M . 80 ; the AV . M . AV . Skeltou , several Present and Past Provincial Grand Officers , and Past Masters , Officers and Brethren of Nos . 80 , 94 , 97 , and 481 . The Annual Festival of the Lodge wa . held on Jionday , May 8 th ., the AV . M . Bro . Liddell presiding . The attendance was large , and included among many others Bros . M . AVeiner , AV . M . 80 ; AV . Skelton , AV . M . 97 ; AV . H . CrookesP . G . S . ; P . G . HistendahlP . G . P . ; B . Hudson

, , , P . G . D . C ; S . J . Trade , P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; R . AV . Halfknight , P . Prov . G . P . ; Trewhill , P . Prov . G . Reg . ; G . Lord , P . Prov . G . S . B . As usual a pleasant and harmonious evening was spent , the proceedings being greatly enlivened by the musical performances of Bros . A . Forrest ; R . Ferry , and R . Giesicke .

LANCASHIRE ( WEST ) . LIVERPOOL : —CONSECRATION OP STANLEY LODGE ( NO . 1235 ) . On Thursday , the 27 th ult ., the Stanley ' Lodge , 1325 , ( the warrant for which was granted in July of last year ) , was consecrated afc the Masonic Hall , Kirkdale , Liverpool . Bro . Thos . AVylie , AV . P . G . R ., who had been appointed by Sir

Thomas Fermor-Hesketh , M . P , R . W . Prov . G . AI . of AVest Lancashire , as his deputy fco consecrate the Lodge , and install the AV . M , designate , was ably assisted by Bros . E . G . Vernon , M . A ., W . Prov . G . C . ; Robert AVylie , Prov . G . Dir of Cers ., acting as Prov . G . S ., in the unavoidable absence of H . S . Alpass , Prov . G . S . ; T . Marsh , Asst . G . Dir . of Cer ., acting as G . D . C . ; AVilliam Laidbow , P . G . Sup . of AA ks . ; and H . P . Larson , P . AI . 594 , as consecrating officers ;

Bros . AV . AVade , P . Prov . G . P , of Clieshue , acting as S . AV . ; J . Hocken , P . M . 673 , J . AV . ; and Sillitoe , AV . M . 605 , as I . G . The musical part of the ceremony was most ably conducted hy Bros . J . Skeaf , WM . 216 , AV . P . G . O ., assisted by Bros . T . Armstrong , P . AI . 155 , 216 , 292 , AV . P . Prov . G . D . ; D . Jones , P . AI . 155 ; John Jones , Thomas Yeatman , ar . d Evans . The following were also amongst the brethren present , viz .: Bros . Past Masters Archer , Lunt , J . T . Lea , Martin , Gracie ,

Shepard , and Morrison ; AV . Masters Bros . Turley , I . C . Lunk , and T . Clark , as also the following brethren , viz . : Bros . Beesley , Morgan , Hurtswick , Radeiiffe , Barry , Trimble , Smith , Armstrong , Gregory , Longdon , C . Leighton , Galium , Stewart , Ackerley , and Abraham . The consecrating Alaster commenced the proceedings with a very impressive address on the nature of the meeting . The petition and warrant of constitution having heen read by Bro . Robfc . AVvlie , the Acting P . G . S ., and the members of the

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THE GIRL'S SCHOOL FESTIVAL. Article 1
THE PARISIAN MASONS AND THE CIVIL WAR. Article 1
MASONIC REFORM. Article 2
MASONIC JOTTINGS, No. 69. Article 5
THE CLERGY AND MASONRY. Article 5
MASONIC LIBERTY. Article 6
MASONIC SIGNIFICANCE. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 7
Obituary. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 8
MASONIC SAYINGS AND DOINGS ABROAD. Article 9
MASONIC MEMS. Article 11
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS. Article 11
Craft Masonry. Article 13
PROVINCIAL. Article 14
SCOTLAND. Article 17
ROYAL ARCH. Article 18
MARK MASONRY. Article 18
Poetry. Article 19
I WOULD NOT STAY. Article 19
TRY TO BE HAPPY. Article 19
LIST OF LODGE MEETINGS &c., FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 20TH, 1871. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGES AND CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Provincial.

J . D . ; Golden , I . G . ; Taylor , Org . ; Crocker , Tyler ; Capt . AVesthead , AVoolryche , Drennan , Browse , Pope , and Maye ; and as visitors , Bros . Chapman , 328 ; Couldrey , 1254 ; AVarren , 1254 ; Law , 97 . The W . M . explained the unavoidable absence of the Secretary and S . D . This circumstance , and the amount of work fco be done , caused a frequent change of those who acted as officers in the course of the evening . The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed . The lodge was opened

in the 2 nd degree , when Bro . AVesthead and Drennan on examination acquitted themselves admirably , were entrusted , and dismissed for preparation . The lodge having heen opened in the 3 rd degree , Bro . AVesthead was re admitted , and raised to the rank of Alaster Mason hy Bro . Dr . Hopkins , at the request of the AA . M ., who subsequently performed the same ceremony for Bro . Drennan , in a most creditable manner , especially considering that it was the first occasion of his attempting it . Bro .

Niner , S . W ., was , as usual , most clear and emphatic in his explanation of the working tools . The lodge was resumed in the : 2 nd , and then in the 1 st degree . Bros . Browse , Pope , and Maye , were examined as to their knowledge of the latter , entrusted , and dismissed for preparation . The lodge was again resumed in the 2 nd decree , and the candidates were passed as Fellow Craft by Bro . J . Heath , P . AI . ; Bro . Niner , ns before , explaining the working tools . The lodge was then resumed in the 1 st degree . The AV . M . mentioned that he had received voting papers for three of the charities , which he was requested to sign and place in the hands of the D . Prov . G . M ., to be used according to his

¦ discretion . Bro . Law stated that he had formed one of a deputation from Paignton to solicit the sanction of the W . M . and AVardens for the formation of a new lodge at that place , and presented two letters in favour of the scheme which he had received from the Prov . G . M . ; these were placed in the hands of the AV . Af ., and read by him . Bro . Law said that it was felt to he proper to ask this favour from the Pleiades Lodge , because in it several of the promoters had been admitted to the privileges

of the Order . Bro . Dr . Hopkins remarked that by law the sanction of the three highest officers only was requisite for a petition for a new warrant ; but thafc this had in some instances heen given contrary to the wish of the members of the lodge over which they presided . Feeling thafc the coursanowpursued was the most straightforward and honourable , considering moreover that the population of Paignton , and the number of Masons there , fully warranted an endeavour to form a new lodge in the

district , he moved that the sanction of the Pleiades Lodge he given to the application , and thafc the AV . M . and AVardens bo requested to sign it . The proposition was seconded by Bro . Niner , and supported by Bros . J . Heath , Powning , Watson , P . M ' s ., and Bro . AV . Cuming , AV . M . The resolution was put , and carried unanimously . The AV . M . informed the brethren who had undergone the ceremonies that the lateness of the hour precluded the pnsssihility of giving the usual charges and explanation of the tracing boards , but that an opportunity for hearthese wouldbe afforded at the next meeting . The lodge was closed at quarter to 10 .

DERBYSHIRE . PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE . On Tuesday , 2 nd inst ., the Provincial Grand Lodge was held at the Assemhly Rooms , Market Hall , Ashhourn , the arrangements being under the excellent management of the AV . M ., officers , and brethren of the St . Oswald Lodge . The attendance of brethren from Derby , Buxton , Ripley , & e .,

was numerous , in addition to a full attendance of brethren resident in Ashbourne . Bro . Okeover , D . Prov . G . M ., opened the Provincial Grand Lodge in due form , prayers being offered up by the Provincial Grand Chaplain ( Bro . fche Rev . A . A . Bagshawe , " Vicar of Buxton ) . The minutes of the previous Provincial Grand Lodge were read and confirmed . Bro . John Smith , P . Prov . G . S . D ., read the report of the

Masonic Hall Committee , aud moved its confirmation , which was seconded by Bro . T . Cox , Prov . G . T ., and , after an interesting discussion , was carried . The site of the Derby Masonic Hall will be on the left hand side going up Green Lane , at the corner of Gower Street , and opposite to the Scotch Presbyterian Church . The cost of the Tmilding will be a little over £ 2 , 000 . The designs have heen furnished hy Bro . Sheffield , Architect , Derby , and have been approved .

Bro . Varley , P . M ., read the report of the Charity Committee , which was received aud adopted . The Provincial Grand Secretary , Bro . Naylor , read a communication from Wieksworfch , inviting Bro . Okeover to lay the foundation-stone of a new Town Hall , with Masonic honours , on or about the 14 th of September , Bro . Okeover answered that it would give him great pleasure to comply with the request . After the lodge had heen closed iu form the brethren

adjourned to the Green Man Hotel , where a most sumptuous banquet awaited them . Bro . H . C . Okeover , D . Prov . G . M ., presided , and was supported hy the Provincial Grand Chaplain and other officers . Bro . H . Hillam , Prov . G . S . AV ., was in the Vice-chair . About seventy brethren sat down . The usual Alasonic toasts were given , and a most agreeable evening spent .

DURHAM . SUNDERLAND . —Williamson Lodge ( No . 149 ) . —The members of this flourishing Lodge assembled in large numbers afc their lodge-room , in the Royal Hotel , Monkewearmouth on Monday , May 1 st ., to assist in the installation of Bro . AV . Liddell , as AV . A 1 . for the ensuing twelve months . The ceremony of

installation was ably rendered hy the outgoing AV . M ., Bro . It . Hudson . Bro . Liddell having been duly placed in the chair , saluted and proclaimed , he invested the following officers : —Bros . Hudson , I . P . M . ; AV . Bryans , S . D . ; J . H . Coates , J . D . ; R . M . Halfknight , P . AI . Tresis .: J . Barlow , Sec . ; J . H . Sanderson , S . D . ; T . Atkinson , J . D . ; , J . Eggleston , I . G . ; A . Forresfc , D . G ., of C ; J . Thompson , Tyler ; C . F . Austin , and R . AVard , Stewards ; R . Shadforth , and C . Bell , Auditors . Thern was a large

attendance of visitors , including the Bros . AVeiner , AV . M . 80 ; the AV . M . AV . Skeltou , several Present and Past Provincial Grand Officers , and Past Masters , Officers and Brethren of Nos . 80 , 94 , 97 , and 481 . The Annual Festival of the Lodge wa . held on Jionday , May 8 th ., the AV . M . Bro . Liddell presiding . The attendance was large , and included among many others Bros . M . AVeiner , AV . M . 80 ; AV . Skelton , AV . M . 97 ; AV . H . CrookesP . G . S . ; P . G . HistendahlP . G . P . ; B . Hudson

, , , P . G . D . C ; S . J . Trade , P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers . ; R . AV . Halfknight , P . Prov . G . P . ; Trewhill , P . Prov . G . Reg . ; G . Lord , P . Prov . G . S . B . As usual a pleasant and harmonious evening was spent , the proceedings being greatly enlivened by the musical performances of Bros . A . Forrest ; R . Ferry , and R . Giesicke .

LANCASHIRE ( WEST ) . LIVERPOOL : —CONSECRATION OP STANLEY LODGE ( NO . 1235 ) . On Thursday , the 27 th ult ., the Stanley ' Lodge , 1325 , ( the warrant for which was granted in July of last year ) , was consecrated afc the Masonic Hall , Kirkdale , Liverpool . Bro . Thos . AVylie , AV . P . G . R ., who had been appointed by Sir

Thomas Fermor-Hesketh , M . P , R . W . Prov . G . AI . of AVest Lancashire , as his deputy fco consecrate the Lodge , and install the AV . M , designate , was ably assisted by Bros . E . G . Vernon , M . A ., W . Prov . G . C . ; Robert AVylie , Prov . G . Dir of Cers ., acting as Prov . G . S ., in the unavoidable absence of H . S . Alpass , Prov . G . S . ; T . Marsh , Asst . G . Dir . of Cer ., acting as G . D . C . ; AVilliam Laidbow , P . G . Sup . of AA ks . ; and H . P . Larson , P . AI . 594 , as consecrating officers ;

Bros . AV . AVade , P . Prov . G . P , of Clieshue , acting as S . AV . ; J . Hocken , P . M . 673 , J . AV . ; and Sillitoe , AV . M . 605 , as I . G . The musical part of the ceremony was most ably conducted hy Bros . J . Skeaf , WM . 216 , AV . P . G . O ., assisted by Bros . T . Armstrong , P . AI . 155 , 216 , 292 , AV . P . Prov . G . D . ; D . Jones , P . AI . 155 ; John Jones , Thomas Yeatman , ar . d Evans . The following were also amongst the brethren present , viz .: Bros . Past Masters Archer , Lunt , J . T . Lea , Martin , Gracie ,

Shepard , and Morrison ; AV . Masters Bros . Turley , I . C . Lunk , and T . Clark , as also the following brethren , viz . : Bros . Beesley , Morgan , Hurtswick , Radeiiffe , Barry , Trimble , Smith , Armstrong , Gregory , Longdon , C . Leighton , Galium , Stewart , Ackerley , and Abraham . The consecrating Alaster commenced the proceedings with a very impressive address on the nature of the meeting . The petition and warrant of constitution having heen read by Bro . Robfc . AVvlie , the Acting P . G . S ., and the members of the

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