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Metropolitan.

other lodges . After tho usual formal toasts , the health of the AV . M . was drank with true Masonic fervour , and also ( separately proposed ) the healths of Bros . Emmens and Hodges , both of Avhom appealed to the brethren to afford their aid towards rendering the inauguration of tho new Boys' School on the Sth July a memorable event . A most agreeable evening was spent by the brethren .

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

DURHAM . HARTLEPOOL . —St . Helen ' s Lodge ( No . 531 . ) . —This lodgo ¦ met on Thursday , the 18 th inst ., in the Masonic Hall , fov the purpose of instruction . The AA ' . M ., Bro . Dr . Georgo Moore , P . Prov . G . AV ., occupied the chair , and exercised the brethren in the ceremony of initiation , and in the opening and closing of thc three degrees . Bro . Leihton took the place of the

g candidate ; Bros . Stonier Leigh and Thos . Forbes officiated as Wardens ; J . Parker , as S . D . ' ; L . M . Hill , as J . D . ; and J . J . Armstrong as I . G . There were likewise present Bros . James Groves , I . P . M . and p . Prov . G . S . B . ; J . Mowbray , & c ., ancl visitor Bro . Stevenson , of No . 7 G . I-. The lodge was finally closed at half-past nine o ' clock , and the brethren retired for a short time to refreshment .

OXFORDSHIRE . OXI-OED . — Churchill Lodge ( No . 178 ) . —The Annual Festival ¦ was held on Friday , the 5 th , when the brethren assembled at the Masonic Hall lor the purpose of installing the AA . M . Elect , Bro . the Hon . AVilliam Henry North , M . P . The ceremony ot installation was performed in an able manner by the retiring Master Bro . AA' . E . Gumbleton , P . Prov . G . Reg ., of Brasenose

College . On the conclusion of this ceremony tho WM . appointed his officers as follows-. —Bros . AV . E . Gumbleton , Brasenose College , P . M . ; E . Handley , Magdalen College , S . W . ; C . C . Webster , Corpus Chrisfci College , J . W . ; Rev . F . AV . Short , New College , Chaplain ; Alderman R . J . Spiers , Treasurer ; G . II . Rainy , University College , Sec : W . Birch , Assist . Sec . ; Sir D'Arcey Legai- ' d , Oriel College ! S . D . ; Geo . Gumbleton , Christ Church , J . D . ; 11 . S .

Hawkins , S . M . of Cers . ; S . G . Beal , Exeter College , J . M . of Cers . ; Lionel Darell , Christ Church , I . G . j J . G . Tetley , Magdalen College , Org . ; J . H . Phillpotts , Christ Church , Stew . The business of the lodge being brought to a termination , the brethren proceeded to Kennington Island , where they celebrated the festival by a sumptuous entertainment , served up in excellent style by the host , Mr . Harrison , and to which thc AA' . M . and AVardens presented the wine . About twentbrethren were

y present , and under tiie presidency of the AV . il ., " who fulfilled the duties of the chair in an admirable manner , a very delightful evening was spent . —[ In our report of this lodge given last Aveek one or two errors escaped our notice . AVe , therefore , reprint it in a corrected form . " ]

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

METROPOLITAN . Ci'itus CnAi'i'BH ( No . 21 ) . —The last convocation of the season was held on Tuesday , May 23 rd , at the London Coffeehouse , Ludgatc-hiil . Comp . Harrison , M . E . Z . ; Comp . How , as H . ; Comp . Churchill , J . Bro . George Borlase Childs , of the Burlington Lodge , was exalted , Comp . Williams efficiently discharging the duties of P . S . The summer festival was settled lor the fourth Tuesday in July , to be held at the Crystal Palace . On tho motion of the M . E . Z ., three guineas wero voted to the Building Fund of the Boys' School .

Stark Masonry.

STARK MASONRY .

CORNWALL . TBUBO— Forlilv . de Lodge ( No . 78 ) . —This lodge held its first regular meeting on Thursday , the 18 th inst ., at the Fortitude Masonic Rooms . The warrant was granted on the 4-th of May by the G . Master , Viscount Iloliuesdale , M . P ., in answer to a

Stark Masonry.

of and represent the following lodges individually : —No . 121 , Penzance ; No . 131 , Truro ; No . 318 , Helston ; No . 331 , Truro ; No . 589 , Redruth ; ancl No . 1 , 006 , St . Day—several of whom held , or have held , high rank in the Provincial Grand Lodge of Cornwall . A banquet was provided at Bro . AVades's , Royal Hotel , where the brethren assembled , aud after a blessing was pronounced by the Chaplain , Bro . Stephen Holloway , they regaled themselves with the substantial viands ancl choice

luxuries of the table . Bro . WiHiam Jas . Hughan , AV . M ., was in the chair , and he was supported by several distinguished brethren from Plymouth , being members of tho Grand Lodge of England , and of the Province of Devon . Among the number were Bros . Francis G . Irwin , P . M ., P . G . M . O . ; Samuel Chappie , P . M ., P . G . Dir . of Cers ., P . Prov . G . Reg . for Devon ; Richard Rodda , P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., Prov . G . Sec ; I-I . B . Kent , W . M . No . 61 , Prov . G . S . B . for Devon ; John R . II . Spry , S . W .

61 ; and Viuceiifc Bird , J . A \ . 64 . Thanks being returned by the Chaplain , various toasts were given and duly honoured . " The Health of the W . M . " was proposed by Bro . Richard Rodda , Prov . G . See . for Devon , who highly eulogised Bro . WiHiam James Hughan and the other promoters of the lodge previously mentioned , and expressed the desire of all in wishing the W . Master a prosperous term of oflice , and the degree of Mark Masonry the success its great age and-value deserve . Thus was concluded one of the most interesting , important , and influential Masonic assemblies ever hold in Truro .

petition sent by Bros . Hughan , Chirgwin , Elliot , and AViHyams . The lodge being opened in the Mark Master ' s degree , a Board of Installed Masters was formed at two p . m ., Bro . Samuel Chappie , P . M ., p . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., P . Prov . G . Reg ., officiating as Installing Master , aud ably placed the W . M . appointed by the Grand Master in the chair of the lodger—the Installing Master being supported by three other influential Past Masters in the degree . Subsequentlseveral candidates

y were balloted for ancl accepted . Bro . Francis G . Irwin , P . M ., P . G . M ., Overseer , & c ., occupying the chair , kindly and efficiently advanced the whole who presented themselves as candidates , properly prepared to become Mark Master Masons , the AA'ardens' chairs liaving been filled by Bros . John U H . Spry and Vincent Bird , the Senior and junior Wardens of St . Aubyn , DovonpovfcAA'hen this was concludedBro . William

. ceremony , James Hughan , W . M ., invested the various officers , interspersing the pleasant duty with appropriate remarks relative to their different stations . The following was the election , Bro . Chirgwin , S . \ A ., and Bro . G . A . Elliott having been nominated by the Grand Master -. —Bros . A . AViHyams , M . O . ; E . T . Carlyon , S . 0 . ; W . J . Johns , J . O . ; S . Holloway , Chaplain ,- W . Tweedy , Secretary ; T . Solomon , Registrar of Marks ; AV . H . W . Plight ,

Senior Deacon ; F . AA' . Dabb , Junior Deacon ; AV . Lake , Inner Guard ; E . Michell , Director of Ceremonies . Bro . Thomas Chirgwin was elected Treasurer pro tern ., and Bro . AA ' yatt the Tyler for the lodge . The brethren so advanced are members

TURKEY . . The Grand Lodgo of Mark Masters for Turkey ( American Constitutions ) was held in the Masonic rooms , Smyrna , ou the 10 th May , the two chapter rooms being specially decorated . Tiicrcport of the Committeo of General Purposes showed considerable progress in this degree , under the auspices of American brethren . The lodge of instruction at Constantinople is now chiefly under the direction of brethren from tho United States

and Ireland . A Grand Stewards' Lodge had been chartered further to develop the ritual woiking . Bro . C . G . Carrer , LL . T > ., I'M . Nos . 2 and <_ , was elected G . M . for the ensuing year . Bro . Langdon , of Now York , of No . -1-, D . G . M . The G . M . was installed with due solemnity , and proceeded to nominate his officers for the ensuing year , and announced his intention of granting two warrants for E t . A special vote of thanks to Bro . Hyde

gyp Clarke , tho P . G . M ., was voted , directed to be drawn up on vellum , signed by the members of Grand Lodge , and presented to him . A vote of thanks was passed to Bro . Green , of Cincinnati , Ohio , W . M . of No . 5 and P . D . G . M . Bro . the Rev . Albert Long , of Concord Lodge and Chapter , New Hampshire , was admitted under the Constitutions as a member of Grand Lodge and appointed Grand Chaplain .

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NEVKB seek to be entrusted with your friends secret , for , no matter how faithfully you may have kept it , you will be liable in a thousand contingencies to the suspicion of having betrayed it .

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AN ADDRESS DELIVERED TO HISLODGE. Article 5
PROGRESS OF FREEMASONRY IN INDIA. Article 6
ARCHÆOLOGIC ITEMS FROM ROME. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 11
RECORDS OF MODERN FREEMASONRY. Article 12
BRO. FARTHING. Article 12
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 12
METROPOLITAN. Article 12
PROVINCIAL. Article 13
ROYAL ARCH. Article 13
STARK MASONRY. Article 13
Untitled Article 13
NEW ZEALAND. Article 14
Obituary. Article 15
LITERARY EXTRACTS. Article 16
Poetry. Article 17
THE ALPINE HUNTER. Article 17
THE WEEK. Article 17
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Metropolitan.

other lodges . After tho usual formal toasts , the health of the AV . M . was drank with true Masonic fervour , and also ( separately proposed ) the healths of Bros . Emmens and Hodges , both of Avhom appealed to the brethren to afford their aid towards rendering the inauguration of tho new Boys' School on the Sth July a memorable event . A most agreeable evening was spent by the brethren .

Provincial.

PROVINCIAL .

DURHAM . HARTLEPOOL . —St . Helen ' s Lodge ( No . 531 . ) . —This lodgo ¦ met on Thursday , the 18 th inst ., in the Masonic Hall , fov the purpose of instruction . The AA ' . M ., Bro . Dr . Georgo Moore , P . Prov . G . AV ., occupied the chair , and exercised the brethren in the ceremony of initiation , and in the opening and closing of thc three degrees . Bro . Leihton took the place of the

g candidate ; Bros . Stonier Leigh and Thos . Forbes officiated as Wardens ; J . Parker , as S . D . ' ; L . M . Hill , as J . D . ; and J . J . Armstrong as I . G . There were likewise present Bros . James Groves , I . P . M . and p . Prov . G . S . B . ; J . Mowbray , & c ., ancl visitor Bro . Stevenson , of No . 7 G . I-. The lodge was finally closed at half-past nine o ' clock , and the brethren retired for a short time to refreshment .

OXFORDSHIRE . OXI-OED . — Churchill Lodge ( No . 178 ) . —The Annual Festival ¦ was held on Friday , the 5 th , when the brethren assembled at the Masonic Hall lor the purpose of installing the AA . M . Elect , Bro . the Hon . AVilliam Henry North , M . P . The ceremony ot installation was performed in an able manner by the retiring Master Bro . AA' . E . Gumbleton , P . Prov . G . Reg ., of Brasenose

College . On the conclusion of this ceremony tho WM . appointed his officers as follows-. —Bros . AV . E . Gumbleton , Brasenose College , P . M . ; E . Handley , Magdalen College , S . W . ; C . C . Webster , Corpus Chrisfci College , J . W . ; Rev . F . AV . Short , New College , Chaplain ; Alderman R . J . Spiers , Treasurer ; G . II . Rainy , University College , Sec : W . Birch , Assist . Sec . ; Sir D'Arcey Legai- ' d , Oriel College ! S . D . ; Geo . Gumbleton , Christ Church , J . D . ; 11 . S .

Hawkins , S . M . of Cers . ; S . G . Beal , Exeter College , J . M . of Cers . ; Lionel Darell , Christ Church , I . G . j J . G . Tetley , Magdalen College , Org . ; J . H . Phillpotts , Christ Church , Stew . The business of the lodge being brought to a termination , the brethren proceeded to Kennington Island , where they celebrated the festival by a sumptuous entertainment , served up in excellent style by the host , Mr . Harrison , and to which thc AA' . M . and AVardens presented the wine . About twentbrethren were

y present , and under tiie presidency of the AV . il ., " who fulfilled the duties of the chair in an admirable manner , a very delightful evening was spent . —[ In our report of this lodge given last Aveek one or two errors escaped our notice . AVe , therefore , reprint it in a corrected form . " ]

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

METROPOLITAN . Ci'itus CnAi'i'BH ( No . 21 ) . —The last convocation of the season was held on Tuesday , May 23 rd , at the London Coffeehouse , Ludgatc-hiil . Comp . Harrison , M . E . Z . ; Comp . How , as H . ; Comp . Churchill , J . Bro . George Borlase Childs , of the Burlington Lodge , was exalted , Comp . Williams efficiently discharging the duties of P . S . The summer festival was settled lor the fourth Tuesday in July , to be held at the Crystal Palace . On tho motion of the M . E . Z ., three guineas wero voted to the Building Fund of the Boys' School .

Stark Masonry.

STARK MASONRY .

CORNWALL . TBUBO— Forlilv . de Lodge ( No . 78 ) . —This lodge held its first regular meeting on Thursday , the 18 th inst ., at the Fortitude Masonic Rooms . The warrant was granted on the 4-th of May by the G . Master , Viscount Iloliuesdale , M . P ., in answer to a

Stark Masonry.

of and represent the following lodges individually : —No . 121 , Penzance ; No . 131 , Truro ; No . 318 , Helston ; No . 331 , Truro ; No . 589 , Redruth ; ancl No . 1 , 006 , St . Day—several of whom held , or have held , high rank in the Provincial Grand Lodge of Cornwall . A banquet was provided at Bro . AVades's , Royal Hotel , where the brethren assembled , aud after a blessing was pronounced by the Chaplain , Bro . Stephen Holloway , they regaled themselves with the substantial viands ancl choice

luxuries of the table . Bro . WiHiam Jas . Hughan , AV . M ., was in the chair , and he was supported by several distinguished brethren from Plymouth , being members of tho Grand Lodge of England , and of the Province of Devon . Among the number were Bros . Francis G . Irwin , P . M ., P . G . M . O . ; Samuel Chappie , P . M ., P . G . Dir . of Cers ., P . Prov . G . Reg . for Devon ; Richard Rodda , P . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., Prov . G . Sec ; I-I . B . Kent , W . M . No . 61 , Prov . G . S . B . for Devon ; John R . II . Spry , S . W .

61 ; and Viuceiifc Bird , J . A \ . 64 . Thanks being returned by the Chaplain , various toasts were given and duly honoured . " The Health of the W . M . " was proposed by Bro . Richard Rodda , Prov . G . See . for Devon , who highly eulogised Bro . WiHiam James Hughan and the other promoters of the lodge previously mentioned , and expressed the desire of all in wishing the W . Master a prosperous term of oflice , and the degree of Mark Masonry the success its great age and-value deserve . Thus was concluded one of the most interesting , important , and influential Masonic assemblies ever hold in Truro .

petition sent by Bros . Hughan , Chirgwin , Elliot , and AViHyams . The lodge being opened in the Mark Master ' s degree , a Board of Installed Masters was formed at two p . m ., Bro . Samuel Chappie , P . M ., p . Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., P . Prov . G . Reg ., officiating as Installing Master , aud ably placed the W . M . appointed by the Grand Master in the chair of the lodger—the Installing Master being supported by three other influential Past Masters in the degree . Subsequentlseveral candidates

y were balloted for ancl accepted . Bro . Francis G . Irwin , P . M ., P . G . M ., Overseer , & c ., occupying the chair , kindly and efficiently advanced the whole who presented themselves as candidates , properly prepared to become Mark Master Masons , the AA'ardens' chairs liaving been filled by Bros . John U H . Spry and Vincent Bird , the Senior and junior Wardens of St . Aubyn , DovonpovfcAA'hen this was concludedBro . William

. ceremony , James Hughan , W . M ., invested the various officers , interspersing the pleasant duty with appropriate remarks relative to their different stations . The following was the election , Bro . Chirgwin , S . \ A ., and Bro . G . A . Elliott having been nominated by the Grand Master -. —Bros . A . AViHyams , M . O . ; E . T . Carlyon , S . 0 . ; W . J . Johns , J . O . ; S . Holloway , Chaplain ,- W . Tweedy , Secretary ; T . Solomon , Registrar of Marks ; AV . H . W . Plight ,

Senior Deacon ; F . AA' . Dabb , Junior Deacon ; AV . Lake , Inner Guard ; E . Michell , Director of Ceremonies . Bro . Thomas Chirgwin was elected Treasurer pro tern ., and Bro . AA ' yatt the Tyler for the lodge . The brethren so advanced are members

TURKEY . . The Grand Lodgo of Mark Masters for Turkey ( American Constitutions ) was held in the Masonic rooms , Smyrna , ou the 10 th May , the two chapter rooms being specially decorated . Tiicrcport of the Committeo of General Purposes showed considerable progress in this degree , under the auspices of American brethren . The lodge of instruction at Constantinople is now chiefly under the direction of brethren from tho United States

and Ireland . A Grand Stewards' Lodge had been chartered further to develop the ritual woiking . Bro . C . G . Carrer , LL . T > ., I'M . Nos . 2 and <_ , was elected G . M . for the ensuing year . Bro . Langdon , of Now York , of No . -1-, D . G . M . The G . M . was installed with due solemnity , and proceeded to nominate his officers for the ensuing year , and announced his intention of granting two warrants for E t . A special vote of thanks to Bro . Hyde

gyp Clarke , tho P . G . M ., was voted , directed to be drawn up on vellum , signed by the members of Grand Lodge , and presented to him . A vote of thanks was passed to Bro . Green , of Cincinnati , Ohio , W . M . of No . 5 and P . D . G . M . Bro . the Rev . Albert Long , of Concord Lodge and Chapter , New Hampshire , was admitted under the Constitutions as a member of Grand Lodge and appointed Grand Chaplain .

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NEVKB seek to be entrusted with your friends secret , for , no matter how faithfully you may have kept it , you will be liable in a thousand contingencies to the suspicion of having betrayed it .

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