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special care ; and in his last days he frequently expressed his wish that , if ever , I should bo in a position to promote an object so decidedly Avorthy of our Order I would not ail to embrace the opportunity . " I now feel the time has arrived , and seeing that Freemasonry was never in a more prosperous state iu the province than it now . is , I venture to lay the case before the Brethren , through the AA . Ms . of the several Lodges , and I have every confidence I shall not make the appeal in vain .

" At a meeting of the AV . Ms ., AVardens , and Past Masters , held on the 4 th iust ., I referred to this subject , and I rejoice much at the favourable reception it met with , as I doubt not it will with every brother Mason in the province . " The course I would advise to be adopted is , to raise a fund from the Lodges and from individual members ; and as soon as tho amount cau be ascertained , to appoint a survey committee to meet the architect ancl the chairman of the restoration committee , at the church , and then select a part'of the building which our

funds will enable us to complete , and hand down to posterity as the work of a body of men possessing the pride ancl satisfaction of knowing they were Freemasons . Such I believe would really be worthy of us and the principles we profess and love . Our forefathers , Free and Accepted Masons , built the church , surely we can help to restore it . " I fully rely on your favourable reception of this letter , to which I beg a reply at your early convenience . " Believe me to be , my dear sir and AA ' orsbipful Brother , yours very fraternally , " AVM . POWELL , D . Prov . G . M ., Bristol ,

" Bro . Thos . Sainsbury , AV . M . Royal Clarence Lodge , No . 81 . " AA'hereupou it was resolved , " That a committee , consisting of the A \ . M ., P . Ms ., AVardens , and Secretary , be appointed to take into consideration the best means to bo adopted for carrying out the suggestion of the R . AV . D . Prov . G . M . " Two gentlemen having been proposed as candidates for initiation at the next Lodge , the AA . M ., Officers , and Brethren of the Royal Sussex Lodge wero reported , admitted in clue formand received bthe Brethren with customary honours .

, y The Lodge was then opened in the second degree , and Bros . Harrison and Scott passed to that degreej the ceremony being performed by the AV . M ., Bro . Sainsbury , in an admirable manner , who also delivered the charge ; whilst a lecture on the tracing board was ably given by Bro . S . Bryant , P . M . The Loclge being closed down , the AV . M . addressed the W . M . of the Royal SussexLodge , thanking him , together with his officers , for the honour they had conferred upon him by paying him tho lirst special visit he had received during his tenure of the chairand stated that it was

, his intention to carry out , to the full , the custom which had so long prevailed amongst the Bristol Lodges , of paying frequent visits to their sister Lodges . Tho A \'' . M . of the Royal Sussex Loclge of Hospitality , Bro . Low , in reply , expressed the pleasure he experienced in paying a visit to the oldest , the most numerous , and the most flourishing Loclge in the province , and dilated upon the value and desirability of tlie . se interchanges of visits between the various Lodges of a province , both as au expression of fraternal regard , and with a view to that uniformity of

working which was so essential . The AV . M ., Officers , and Brethren of tho Royal Sussex Lodge then retired , and Bro . S . Bryant , P . M . having given a notice of motion relative to the subscriptions to the Masonic , charities , the Lodge Avas closed iu perfect harmony at ten o ' clock ,

CHANNEL ISLANDS . ArroiMstnxTS . —Lodge .. —AVednesday , March 2 nd , Hammond ( S 29 ) , Atonic Hall , Guernsey , at 7-J . Chapter . —Tuesday , 1 st , Hammond ( 12 !)) , Jlasonic Hall , Guernsey , at 8 . S'f ; HELIEI ' .. —Lodge la Cesaree-, — An emergency meeting of this Lodge was held on the evening of Friday , February 11 th , at the Masonic Hall , Museum-street , St Helier , nuclei- the presidency of the AV . M ., Bro . Le Cras , who , being quite an fait in the work , ably performed the ceremony of passing three entered apprentices to the second degree . In a portion of this , he received the efficient aid of Bro . Dr . Cuqucmellej P . M ., who . is always prepared to render assistance when required . By him the lecture on the tracing board Avas delivered in so lucid a manner as

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BUSINESS OF GRAND LODGE. Article 1
TASMANIA. Article 2
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 8
MASONRY IN AFRICA. Article 9
NOTES ON MASONIC BIBLIOGRAPHY. Article 12
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 16
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 19
METROPOLITAN. Article 22
PROVINCIAL. Article 24
MARK MASONRY. Article 37
ROYAL ARCH. Article 38
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 39
COLONIAL. Article 39
INDIA. Article 39
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 42
NOTICES. Article 47
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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special care ; and in his last days he frequently expressed his wish that , if ever , I should bo in a position to promote an object so decidedly Avorthy of our Order I would not ail to embrace the opportunity . " I now feel the time has arrived , and seeing that Freemasonry was never in a more prosperous state iu the province than it now . is , I venture to lay the case before the Brethren , through the AA . Ms . of the several Lodges , and I have every confidence I shall not make the appeal in vain .

" At a meeting of the AV . Ms ., AVardens , and Past Masters , held on the 4 th iust ., I referred to this subject , and I rejoice much at the favourable reception it met with , as I doubt not it will with every brother Mason in the province . " The course I would advise to be adopted is , to raise a fund from the Lodges and from individual members ; and as soon as tho amount cau be ascertained , to appoint a survey committee to meet the architect ancl the chairman of the restoration committee , at the church , and then select a part'of the building which our

funds will enable us to complete , and hand down to posterity as the work of a body of men possessing the pride ancl satisfaction of knowing they were Freemasons . Such I believe would really be worthy of us and the principles we profess and love . Our forefathers , Free and Accepted Masons , built the church , surely we can help to restore it . " I fully rely on your favourable reception of this letter , to which I beg a reply at your early convenience . " Believe me to be , my dear sir and AA ' orsbipful Brother , yours very fraternally , " AVM . POWELL , D . Prov . G . M ., Bristol ,

" Bro . Thos . Sainsbury , AV . M . Royal Clarence Lodge , No . 81 . " AA'hereupou it was resolved , " That a committee , consisting of the A \ . M ., P . Ms ., AVardens , and Secretary , be appointed to take into consideration the best means to bo adopted for carrying out the suggestion of the R . AV . D . Prov . G . M . " Two gentlemen having been proposed as candidates for initiation at the next Lodge , the AA . M ., Officers , and Brethren of the Royal Sussex Lodge wero reported , admitted in clue formand received bthe Brethren with customary honours .

, y The Lodge was then opened in the second degree , and Bros . Harrison and Scott passed to that degreej the ceremony being performed by the AV . M ., Bro . Sainsbury , in an admirable manner , who also delivered the charge ; whilst a lecture on the tracing board was ably given by Bro . S . Bryant , P . M . The Loclge being closed down , the AV . M . addressed the W . M . of the Royal SussexLodge , thanking him , together with his officers , for the honour they had conferred upon him by paying him tho lirst special visit he had received during his tenure of the chairand stated that it was

, his intention to carry out , to the full , the custom which had so long prevailed amongst the Bristol Lodges , of paying frequent visits to their sister Lodges . Tho A \'' . M . of the Royal Sussex Loclge of Hospitality , Bro . Low , in reply , expressed the pleasure he experienced in paying a visit to the oldest , the most numerous , and the most flourishing Loclge in the province , and dilated upon the value and desirability of tlie . se interchanges of visits between the various Lodges of a province , both as au expression of fraternal regard , and with a view to that uniformity of

working which was so essential . The AV . M ., Officers , and Brethren of tho Royal Sussex Lodge then retired , and Bro . S . Bryant , P . M . having given a notice of motion relative to the subscriptions to the Masonic , charities , the Lodge Avas closed iu perfect harmony at ten o ' clock ,

CHANNEL ISLANDS . ArroiMstnxTS . —Lodge .. —AVednesday , March 2 nd , Hammond ( S 29 ) , Atonic Hall , Guernsey , at 7-J . Chapter . —Tuesday , 1 st , Hammond ( 12 !)) , Jlasonic Hall , Guernsey , at 8 . S'f ; HELIEI ' .. —Lodge la Cesaree-, — An emergency meeting of this Lodge was held on the evening of Friday , February 11 th , at the Masonic Hall , Museum-street , St Helier , nuclei- the presidency of the AV . M ., Bro . Le Cras , who , being quite an fait in the work , ably performed the ceremony of passing three entered apprentices to the second degree . In a portion of this , he received the efficient aid of Bro . Dr . Cuqucmellej P . M ., who . is always prepared to render assistance when required . By him the lecture on the tracing board Avas delivered in so lucid a manner as

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