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Provincial.

YORKSHIRE ( NORTH AND EAST ) . HUH ,. —Humble Lodge ( No . 57 ) . —A meeting of this lodge was held on the 16 th inst ., at the Freemasons' Hall , Osbornestreet . The officers and representatives of the neighbouring lodges had been invited to the meeting . The commodious and elegant lodge-room was well filled on the occasion , and , being admirabllihted the appearance of the lodge-room was

y g up , very pleasing . The W . M . 'Bro . Martin Kemp presided ; and on the dais were the Deputy Provincial Grand Master for the North and East Hidings of York ; the AA . M- of the Minerva Lodge ; P . M . Bro . Marillicr , of the Kingston Lodge ; tho W . M . of the Constitution Lodge , Beverley ; several P . M . ' s of the visiting lodges , and P . M . 's of the flumber Lodge . Amongst the other visiting brethren was one from New York , another

from Lodou , aud others from elsewhere , ancl also Bro . Charles Hengler . The working in the lodge included an initiation , which was well performed by the AV . M . and his officers . The business of the lodge over , from 80 to 100 brethren retired to the banqueting-rooili , where an excellent ancl admirably-served banquet had been put on the table by Bro . Peacock . The banquet included a haunch of venison , presented to the AA . M . bBro . Lord LondesboroughThe usual loyal and Masonic

y . toasts having been proposed ancl responded to , the AV . M ., in a few appropriate ancl hearty words of welcome and fraternal regard , proposed the toast of the AV . M . ' s and the officers of the Minerva and Kingston Lodges . This was acknowledged by the AV . M . of the Minerva , and Bro . P . M . Marillier , of the Kingston Ledge . The S . AV . ( Bro . Robinson ) proposed the AV . M . ancl officers of the Constitution Lodge of Beverley , which was

acknowledged by the W . M . of the Constitution ( Bro . Tom Turner ) , who called upon the lodge to drink the health of the AA . M . ( Bro , Kemp ) . This call was responded to with enthusiasm , and fittingly acknowledged by the AV . M . The J . AA . ( Bro . Cohen ) then proposed " The A isitors , " coupling therewith the names of the brother from New York and Bro . Charles Hengler . As to Bro . Hengler , Bro . Cohen pointed out how

well and practically he illustrated the Alasonic virtue of charit y by his manly act of benevolence . In the course of the meeting the honour conferred by Lord Zetland upon the AV . M ., in making him Prov . G . S . D . at the recent Provincial Grand Lodge at Richmond was alluded to , and the feeling of gratitude to the Prov . G . M . was uiinmistakeably expressed by the lodge . Bro . Stephenson presided at the piano , and several brethren added to tho pleasures of a very agreeable meeting by their admirable singing of several songs , & c

SOARHOBO . . — Old Globe Lodge ( No . 200 ) . —The members of this lodge assembled at the Freemasons' Hull , Scarborough , on the evening of Wednesday , the 17 th inst . Bro . ' . J . F . | Spurr , P . M ., in the chair of K . S ., ( Bro . G . Knight , AA . M ., being unwell ) , there were nlso present : Bros . Captain AV . E . Richardson , P . Prov . S . G . W . ; Dr . AA . F . Booke , P . Prov . J . G . W . ; R . W . Hollon , Prov . G . Treas . ; A . Sleed , P . Prov . S . G . AV . GloucestershireAA BeauPM AV BStewartPM Captain

; . , .. ; . . , .. ; G . Symons , P . AA , ; R . H . Peacock , as J . AA . ; Dr . Armitage , S . D . ; AV . Peacock , as J . D . ; J . Raper , J . G . ; Sandars ancl Ash , Tylers , and a large attendance of brethren . The lodge was properly tyled , and opened in the first degree . The minutes of the former regular stated lodge , and of a Master Masons' lodge of emergency to raise to the sublime degree , Bros . Livingston ancl Smailes , on the 10 th inst ., were read and confirmed . Mr . AV .

Stevenson was ballotted for and accepted a candidate for initiation into Freemasonry . The lodge wos opened in the second degree , when Bro . W . F . Rooke ; P . Prov . J . G . AV ., proceeded to pass to the F . C . degree , Bros . Kirby and Massey . Bro . AA . E . Richardson , P . Prov . S . G . AA ., gave the charge . The lodge was closed in the second degree . Mr . AV . Jancowski , formerly a member of this lodge , was ballotted for and re-elected a subscriber . The lodge was closed with prayer , and in- perfect harmony at nine o ' clock , p . m .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

BEII-IAS- CitAri'ER ( No . 33 ) . —The usual convocation of this Chapter was held on Friday , the 12 th instant , at the Freemasons' Hall ; the following comp ? . were present , viz . v . rombie , M . E . Z . ; Glegg , Scribe E . ; Woodward , Scribe N . ' Glaisher , first Assist . S ' oj . acting as P . S . ; England , P . Z . as second Princi pal in the absence of Comp . Battye ; AV . Smith ,

Royal Arch.

C . TH ., P . Z . as third Principal in the absence of Comp J . E .. McDonnell ; aud Comps . Ohren , Pawley , Shields , AA ood , Marshall , Fairlie . Bro . C . F . Varley was exalted to the degree of a R . A . Mason and joined the companions . Comp . AV . Watson , P . Z ., was a visitor to the chapter this evening . DEVONSHIRE . MOEICE TOWNDEEONEOET . —St . Aah / n ' s Chapter ( No . 954 )

, , —The regular quarterly convocation of the chapter assembled on Monday , the 16 th inst . The minutes of the previous regular and emergency meeting having been read and confirmed , the work of the evening commenced by the installation of the Principals , the ceremonies peculiar to which were most ably and impressively performed by the E . Comp . S . Chappie , P . Z .,. P . P . G . P . Soj . assisted bE : Comp . T . Elphinstoneand others .

, y , The Board of Principals having been closed , and the companions re-admitted , the First Principal invested the officers for the year , which now rank as follows : —Comps . F . G . Irwin , Z . ; J . R . H . Spry , P . G . D . C , H . ; V . Bird , J . ; S . Chappie , P . P . G . P . S ., P . Z . ; P . B . Clemens , Scribe E . ; S . K . Gudridge , Scribe N . ; J . Hawton , Prin . Soj . ; T . Heath , J . H . Trounce , Assist . Soj . ; J . Rashbrook , Janitor . The labours of the evening then terminated

ancl tho companions adjourned to celebrate the installation festival . The E . Comp . Irwin presided , supported by the second and third Principals , and the customary toasts were given and duly honoured , and a truly enjoyable hour spent . Comp . Vowles , P . Z ., from Bristol , returned thanks as one of the visitors ; he warmly eulogised the members of this cnapter and the Craft lodge , for their truly Masonic spirit .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

DEVONSHIRE . MOEICE TOWN , DEVONPOET . —Lodge St . Aubyn ( No . 6-t ) . The annual mooting of this lodgo was hold on Monday , tho 22 nd inst ., for tho purpose of confirming tho minutes of tho previouslodge , aud thereupon installing tho Master elect , Bro . Vincent Bird , G . M . O . of the Grand Lodgo of England . Immodiatoly after tho minutes had been road ancl confirmed , tho Master olocb dul

was y presented , and , having given the usual necessary assent , was , after the brethren beneath tho rank of AA . M . had retired , duly placod in tho chair of Adonhiram , in tho presence of tho following Board of Installed Masters : —Bro . John R . H . Spry , P . M ., Prov . G . Dir . of Cirs . ; Bro , S . Chappie , P . M ., ' P . Prov . G . Reg ., P . G . Dir . of Cirs . of tho Grand Lodge of Mark Masters , England ; Bro . AV . J . Hughan , P . M ., G . S . O . of the Grand LodgoM . M . ; and Bro . C . ElhinstonePMPProv

, p , .., . .. G . D . Tho Board of Installed Masters having beon closed , tho brethren wore admitted , and saluted their now Master , who then invested and appointed his officers , which now stand as under Bros . Vincent Bird , G . M . O ., AV . M . ; John R . If . Spry , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., P . M . ; Philip B . Clemens , S . AA . ; S . K . Gudrido-e ' S . Reg ., XAA . ; Samuel Chappie , P . M ., P . G . Dir . of Cora ., Treas . j John R . If . Spry , P . M ., Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., Soe . ; James Hanson , Prov . G . Steward , M . O . ; Thomas Heath , Prov . A . G . h

Sec , S . O . ; JosepH . Trounce , J . O . ; John Reed Huxtable , Org . Mathow Paul , Prov . G . Steward , S . D . ; Orlando Jolfiffo , J . D . Edmund Butchers , M . of Cors . ; John Brown , Prov . G . Steward ' J . G . ; J . Fisher , Reg . ; AA . Foxwoll aud J . ' Watson , Stewards ' ; and James Rashhook , Tyler . The usual addresses to the newlyappointed officers was then delivered , and , tho labour of the evening having thus terminated , the brothron adjourned to the Queen ' s Head Hotel to celebrate the festival . The toast of tho evening was drank with much enthusiasm .

Obituary.

Obituary .

DEATH OF BRO AA'ILLIAM LEEDES FOX . It is with deep regret that we have to announce tbe death of Bro . AV . Leedcs Fox , the Deputy Prcv . G . M . of Norfolk , which occurred at his residence , Harlestone , on Sunday hist . Bro . Fox had for many years previous to his last appointment filled the office of Prov . G . Sec , and the ability and uniform courtesy with which he discharged the duties of this responsible office secured for lrm r . ot onl y the confidence and respect of the Provincial Grand Lodge of which ho was a great ornament , hut

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THE BELGIAN RIFLE MEETING AND FREEMASONRY. Article 1
MASONIC JURISPRUDENCE. Article 2
THE IDENTITY OF FREEMASONRY. Article 2
THE NEMESIS : A TALE OF THE DAYS OF TRAJAN. Article 3
HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN CORNWALL. Article 8
FREEMASONRY IN THE UNITED STATES. Article 9
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 10
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 10
LOST VOTES. Article 10
DEATH OF BRO. HORATIO GAMBELL. Article 11
Untitled Article 12
MASONIC MEM. Article 12
METROPOLITAN. Article 12
PROVINCIAL. Article 13
ROYAL ARCH. Article 15
MARK MASONRY. Article 15
Obituary. Article 15
REVIEWS. Article 16
SOUTH METROPOLITAN MASONIC HALL. Article 16
TALENT AND TACT. Article 17
Poetry. Article 17
THE WEEK. Article 18
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Provincial.

YORKSHIRE ( NORTH AND EAST ) . HUH ,. —Humble Lodge ( No . 57 ) . —A meeting of this lodge was held on the 16 th inst ., at the Freemasons' Hall , Osbornestreet . The officers and representatives of the neighbouring lodges had been invited to the meeting . The commodious and elegant lodge-room was well filled on the occasion , and , being admirabllihted the appearance of the lodge-room was

y g up , very pleasing . The W . M . 'Bro . Martin Kemp presided ; and on the dais were the Deputy Provincial Grand Master for the North and East Hidings of York ; the AA . M- of the Minerva Lodge ; P . M . Bro . Marillicr , of the Kingston Lodge ; tho W . M . of the Constitution Lodge , Beverley ; several P . M . ' s of the visiting lodges , and P . M . 's of the flumber Lodge . Amongst the other visiting brethren was one from New York , another

from Lodou , aud others from elsewhere , ancl also Bro . Charles Hengler . The working in the lodge included an initiation , which was well performed by the AV . M . and his officers . The business of the lodge over , from 80 to 100 brethren retired to the banqueting-rooili , where an excellent ancl admirably-served banquet had been put on the table by Bro . Peacock . The banquet included a haunch of venison , presented to the AA . M . bBro . Lord LondesboroughThe usual loyal and Masonic

y . toasts having been proposed ancl responded to , the AV . M ., in a few appropriate ancl hearty words of welcome and fraternal regard , proposed the toast of the AV . M . ' s and the officers of the Minerva and Kingston Lodges . This was acknowledged by the AV . M . of the Minerva , and Bro . P . M . Marillier , of the Kingston Ledge . The S . AV . ( Bro . Robinson ) proposed the AV . M . ancl officers of the Constitution Lodge of Beverley , which was

acknowledged by the W . M . of the Constitution ( Bro . Tom Turner ) , who called upon the lodge to drink the health of the AA . M . ( Bro , Kemp ) . This call was responded to with enthusiasm , and fittingly acknowledged by the AV . M . The J . AA . ( Bro . Cohen ) then proposed " The A isitors , " coupling therewith the names of the brother from New York and Bro . Charles Hengler . As to Bro . Hengler , Bro . Cohen pointed out how

well and practically he illustrated the Alasonic virtue of charit y by his manly act of benevolence . In the course of the meeting the honour conferred by Lord Zetland upon the AV . M ., in making him Prov . G . S . D . at the recent Provincial Grand Lodge at Richmond was alluded to , and the feeling of gratitude to the Prov . G . M . was uiinmistakeably expressed by the lodge . Bro . Stephenson presided at the piano , and several brethren added to tho pleasures of a very agreeable meeting by their admirable singing of several songs , & c

SOARHOBO . . — Old Globe Lodge ( No . 200 ) . —The members of this lodge assembled at the Freemasons' Hull , Scarborough , on the evening of Wednesday , the 17 th inst . Bro . ' . J . F . | Spurr , P . M ., in the chair of K . S ., ( Bro . G . Knight , AA . M ., being unwell ) , there were nlso present : Bros . Captain AV . E . Richardson , P . Prov . S . G . W . ; Dr . AA . F . Booke , P . Prov . J . G . W . ; R . W . Hollon , Prov . G . Treas . ; A . Sleed , P . Prov . S . G . AV . GloucestershireAA BeauPM AV BStewartPM Captain

; . , .. ; . . , .. ; G . Symons , P . AA , ; R . H . Peacock , as J . AA . ; Dr . Armitage , S . D . ; AV . Peacock , as J . D . ; J . Raper , J . G . ; Sandars ancl Ash , Tylers , and a large attendance of brethren . The lodge was properly tyled , and opened in the first degree . The minutes of the former regular stated lodge , and of a Master Masons' lodge of emergency to raise to the sublime degree , Bros . Livingston ancl Smailes , on the 10 th inst ., were read and confirmed . Mr . AV .

Stevenson was ballotted for and accepted a candidate for initiation into Freemasonry . The lodge wos opened in the second degree , when Bro . W . F . Rooke ; P . Prov . J . G . AV ., proceeded to pass to the F . C . degree , Bros . Kirby and Massey . Bro . AA . E . Richardson , P . Prov . S . G . AA ., gave the charge . The lodge was closed in the second degree . Mr . AV . Jancowski , formerly a member of this lodge , was ballotted for and re-elected a subscriber . The lodge was closed with prayer , and in- perfect harmony at nine o ' clock , p . m .

Royal Arch.

ROYAL ARCH .

BEII-IAS- CitAri'ER ( No . 33 ) . —The usual convocation of this Chapter was held on Friday , the 12 th instant , at the Freemasons' Hall ; the following comp ? . were present , viz . v . rombie , M . E . Z . ; Glegg , Scribe E . ; Woodward , Scribe N . ' Glaisher , first Assist . S ' oj . acting as P . S . ; England , P . Z . as second Princi pal in the absence of Comp . Battye ; AV . Smith ,

Royal Arch.

C . TH ., P . Z . as third Principal in the absence of Comp J . E .. McDonnell ; aud Comps . Ohren , Pawley , Shields , AA ood , Marshall , Fairlie . Bro . C . F . Varley was exalted to the degree of a R . A . Mason and joined the companions . Comp . AV . Watson , P . Z ., was a visitor to the chapter this evening . DEVONSHIRE . MOEICE TOWNDEEONEOET . —St . Aah / n ' s Chapter ( No . 954 )

, , —The regular quarterly convocation of the chapter assembled on Monday , the 16 th inst . The minutes of the previous regular and emergency meeting having been read and confirmed , the work of the evening commenced by the installation of the Principals , the ceremonies peculiar to which were most ably and impressively performed by the E . Comp . S . Chappie , P . Z .,. P . P . G . P . Soj . assisted bE : Comp . T . Elphinstoneand others .

, y , The Board of Principals having been closed , and the companions re-admitted , the First Principal invested the officers for the year , which now rank as follows : —Comps . F . G . Irwin , Z . ; J . R . H . Spry , P . G . D . C , H . ; V . Bird , J . ; S . Chappie , P . P . G . P . S ., P . Z . ; P . B . Clemens , Scribe E . ; S . K . Gudridge , Scribe N . ; J . Hawton , Prin . Soj . ; T . Heath , J . H . Trounce , Assist . Soj . ; J . Rashbrook , Janitor . The labours of the evening then terminated

ancl tho companions adjourned to celebrate the installation festival . The E . Comp . Irwin presided , supported by the second and third Principals , and the customary toasts were given and duly honoured , and a truly enjoyable hour spent . Comp . Vowles , P . Z ., from Bristol , returned thanks as one of the visitors ; he warmly eulogised the members of this cnapter and the Craft lodge , for their truly Masonic spirit .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

DEVONSHIRE . MOEICE TOWN , DEVONPOET . —Lodge St . Aubyn ( No . 6-t ) . The annual mooting of this lodgo was hold on Monday , tho 22 nd inst ., for tho purpose of confirming tho minutes of tho previouslodge , aud thereupon installing tho Master elect , Bro . Vincent Bird , G . M . O . of the Grand Lodgo of England . Immodiatoly after tho minutes had been road ancl confirmed , tho Master olocb dul

was y presented , and , having given the usual necessary assent , was , after the brethren beneath tho rank of AA . M . had retired , duly placod in tho chair of Adonhiram , in tho presence of tho following Board of Installed Masters : —Bro . John R . H . Spry , P . M ., Prov . G . Dir . of Cirs . ; Bro , S . Chappie , P . M ., ' P . Prov . G . Reg ., P . G . Dir . of Cirs . of tho Grand Lodge of Mark Masters , England ; Bro . AV . J . Hughan , P . M ., G . S . O . of the Grand LodgoM . M . ; and Bro . C . ElhinstonePMPProv

, p , .., . .. G . D . Tho Board of Installed Masters having beon closed , tho brethren wore admitted , and saluted their now Master , who then invested and appointed his officers , which now stand as under Bros . Vincent Bird , G . M . O ., AV . M . ; John R . If . Spry , Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., P . M . ; Philip B . Clemens , S . AA . ; S . K . Gudrido-e ' S . Reg ., XAA . ; Samuel Chappie , P . M ., P . G . Dir . of Cora ., Treas . j John R . If . Spry , P . M ., Prov . G . Dir . of Cers ., Soe . ; James Hanson , Prov . G . Steward , M . O . ; Thomas Heath , Prov . A . G . h

Sec , S . O . ; JosepH . Trounce , J . O . ; John Reed Huxtable , Org . Mathow Paul , Prov . G . Steward , S . D . ; Orlando Jolfiffo , J . D . Edmund Butchers , M . of Cors . ; John Brown , Prov . G . Steward ' J . G . ; J . Fisher , Reg . ; AA . Foxwoll aud J . ' Watson , Stewards ' ; and James Rashhook , Tyler . The usual addresses to the newlyappointed officers was then delivered , and , tho labour of the evening having thus terminated , the brothron adjourned to the Queen ' s Head Hotel to celebrate the festival . The toast of tho evening was drank with much enthusiasm .

Obituary.

Obituary .

DEATH OF BRO AA'ILLIAM LEEDES FOX . It is with deep regret that we have to announce tbe death of Bro . AV . Leedcs Fox , the Deputy Prcv . G . M . of Norfolk , which occurred at his residence , Harlestone , on Sunday hist . Bro . Fox had for many years previous to his last appointment filled the office of Prov . G . Sec , and the ability and uniform courtesy with which he discharged the duties of this responsible office secured for lrm r . ot onl y the confidence and respect of the Provincial Grand Lodge of which ho was a great ornament , hut

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