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H^^^^^^^^M i ! ft * - ' * - ** ' --. ' *' . y ^ RATTTRDAY . 12 TH NOVEMBER 1898 .

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The Craft generally , and members of Grand Lodge in particular , will be pleased to hear that a Knighthood has been conferred upon the late Lord Mayor Bro . Colonel Horatio D . Davies P . G . D ., in recognition of his brilliant and

successful year of office . Last Saturday Sir W . Hayward , Lord Cranborne and . a number of prominent citizens of Rochester , for which city Bro . Davies was formerly M . P ., attended at the Mansion House for the purpose of making a presentation to the Lord Mayor , as his old constituents , to

celebrate a successful year ' s work as Chief Magistrate of the City of London . The presentation , which was made by Sir W . Hayward , took the form of an address handsomely engraved upon a metal shield and framed in gold . Sir "Wm . Hayward referred to the great esteem in which his Lordship

was held by his old constituents , and to the brilliant manner in which the Lady Mayoress and himself had carried out the arduous duties which had fallen to their lot . Sir William added that the citizens of Rochester would never forget the services Colonel Davies had rendered them both socially and

politically . Lord Cranborne having spoken in similar terms , The Lord Mayor , in reply , most cordially thanked his old friends for the very handsome presentation they had given him that morning . It was true , he said , that he now represented another constituency , but it was equally true

that his old constituents knew that his heart was in Rochester . They had spoken too highly of the manner in which he had conducted his duties as Chief Magistrate of the City of London . He came into that office with the one word " duty " before him , and he had endeavoured to act up to it . If any

man passing through life had that word continually before him , depend upon it , he would never go far wrong . In conclusion , Colonel Davies said that the Lady Mayoress had been a great help to him during his year of office , and he was

glad to know that in practically retiring from public life he would have the good will not only of his fellow citizens in London , but also the good will and the good wishes of his constituents in Chatham and his friends in Rochester .

Companion Rev . J . S . Barras a member of the Gallery Chapter and other Masonic bodies , who for six years has been , sorely against his will , the rector of a closed church , St . Michael's , Bassishaw , has now become rector also of St .

Lawrence , Jewry . He states that it is his intention to spare no pains to make the church a centre of activity and church life . "And I ought to be in a position to do so , " said he , laughingly , " seeing that I am two rectors and a vicar rolled into one . "

The Old Masonians Association has arranged for a Bohemian Concert to be held at Anderton ' s Hotel , Fleet Street , on Thursday next , 17 th inst ., to commence at 8 p . m . precisely , when the company of Brethren and friends interested in the work of the Association will be appreciated by the Committee .