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GRAND LODGE OF MARK MASTER MASONS OF ENGLAND AND WALES AND THE COLONIES AND DEPENDENCIES OFTHE BRITISH CROWN . THE RIGHT HON . LORD HENNIKER , M . W . Grand Master . THE RIGHT HON . THE EARL OF KINTORE , R . W . Deputy Grand Master . CONSECRATION OF THE "GRAND MASTER'S LODGE" BY H . R . H . THE DUKE OF ALBANY , K . G ., M . W . Past Grand Master . PRESENTATION OF WEDDING GIFT TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS . THE WINTER HALF YEARLY COMMUNICATION Of this Grand Lodge will be held in the LARGE HALL , FREEMASON ' S TAVERN , GREAT QUEEN STREET , LINCOLN ' S INN FIELDS , On TUESDAY , thc 5 th of DECEMBER , 18 S 2 , When and where all Grand Officer ' s ( Past and Present ) , W . Masters , Past Masters , Wardens , and Overseers of Private Lodges are hereby summoned to attend , and at which , by permission , all regularly registered Mark Master Masons may be present . Grand Lodge will be opened at Four o'clock p . m . By command of the M . W . Grand Master , FREDERICK BINCKES , P . G . J . W ., Grand Secretary . Office—SA , Red Lion-square , Holborn , London , W . C . 22 nd November , 1 SS 2 . N . B . —A Banquet will be provided at Seven o ' clock . _ The Tickets will be 15 s , each , inclusive ot Wine ; and it is requested that every Brother intending to dine will forward his name to the Grand Secretary not later than Saturday , 2 nd of December , after which no Tickets can be issued .
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THE LANGTON LODGE OF INSTRUCTION , No . 1673 . THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL Will be held on JVednesday , the 13 th December , 1882 , at THE BRIDGE HOUSE HOTEL , LONDON BRIDGE . BRO . C . A . MURTON , P . G . D ., Has kindly consented to preside . The First Lecture will be worked as follows : — 1 st Section , Bro . I . GORDON LANGTON , I . G . Burlington , 96 2 nd „ „ . G . WILLIS , Old Dundee , iS 3 rd „ „ T . FLETCHER , Britannic , 33 4 th „ „ G . F . MARSHALL , I . G . Unity , 6 9 5 th „ „ J . T . TANQUERAY , S . D . Eastes , 1965 Gth „ „ E . M . MORRIS , Grand Masters , 1 7 th „ „ G . H . BISHOP , Eastes , 196 5 The Lodge will be opened at Six o' clock punctually . Tickets forthe Banquet , price 4 s . each , may be obtained from JOSEPH D . LANGTON , HON . SEC , Lancaster House , Savoy , W . C . Morning Dress and Masonic Clothing .
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ROYAL SEA BATHING INFIRMARY , MARGATE . ESTABLISHED 1791 . THE ONLY ONE EXCLUSIVELY FOR SCROFULOUS POOR . COL . CREATON , TREASURER . J OHN M . CLABON , ESQ ., HON . SECRETARY . This Hospital requires aid . An extra liberal diet table is of necessity required on account of the exhausting nature of this terrible disease . Donors of £ 10 ios ., Annual Subscribers of £ 1 is ., can recommend patients . 250 beds . Average number of Inpatients per year , 750 , and of applicants over 1000 . Bankers , the Bank of England ; Coutts and Co . ; and Cobb and Co ., Margate . Offices : No . 30 , Charing Cross , W . JOHN THOMAS WALKER , Secretary .
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DREADNOUGHT SEAMENS ' HOSPITAL , Greenwich , S . E ., and DISPENSARY , Well-street , London Docks , E ., for Sailors of all Nations . No admission ticket or voting papers of any sort required , but both are entirely free to the whole maritime world , irrespective of race , creed , or nationality . Since establishment upwards of 225 , 000 have been relieved from no less than forty-two different countries , and the number of patients during 1 SS 1 , was 7132 , as compared with 4245 , the average of the preceding ten years . Qualification of a governor one guinea annually , or a donation of ten guineas . New annual subscriptions or contributions will be thankfully received by the bankers , Messrs . Williams , Deacon and Co ., 20 , Birchin-lane , E . G ., or by the Secretary at the Hospital . Funds are urgently needed for this truly Cosmopolitan Charity , which is sup-ported by voluntary contributions . W . T . EVANS , Secretary .
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CAN a Brother assist Advertiser to obtain SITUATION as Carpenter and Joiner . Would be very thankful . Highest references . —L . B ., care of Mr . Williams , 554 , Old Kent Road .
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CITY OF LONDON BONDS . DISCHARGE AND RENEWAL OF BONDS FALLING DUE IN THE YEAR 1 SS 3 . In obedience to an ORDER of the Finance Committee of the CORPORATION OF LONDON , I do hereby GIVE NOTICE to the holders , registered or otherwise , of City Bonds , which mature with the ensuing year , 1 SS 3 ,
as follows : — ( 1 . ) That the Bonds referred to in the FIRST Schedule hereto will be paid off ( out of funds specially applicable to such purposes ) absolutely and without option of renewal , at the dates at which they respectively mature .
( 2 . ) That the Bonds referred to in the SECOND Schedule , hereto will also be paid off at the dates of their maturity respectively , but that an OPTION is given to the holders of such Bonds to renew the Loans severally secured for a period of TEN YEARS from the dates at which they severally fall due , by Bonds to carry interest
at the rate of £ 3 ios . percent , per annum . Holders of Bonds desiring to avail themselves of this option of renewal must signify to me their agreement thereto , and bring their Bonds for marking to this Office , ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY , THE THIRTIETH OF DECEMBER NEXT .
The Loans renewed under these options will be for the like purposes and on the same securities as the existing Bonds respectively , interest being payable , as at present , by means of Coupons , at the BANK OF ENGLAND , negotiable through any banker .
SCHEDULE I . Bonds to be paid off absolutely . Bonds issued under the Holborn Valley Improvement Act , 1 S 64 , and maturing on the ist January , 1 SS 3 , viz .: 29 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 43 , Gg to 93 , 230 , 236 , and 241 29 , 000 3 oiiu
U DOHUb 1 UI ^ . -jUUCaUU , L * IU .- « 229 , 234 and 235 , and 239 and 240 3000 iG Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 111 to 1 iG , 223 to 227 , 231 to 233 , and 237 and 23 S 1600 Bonds issued under the same Act , and
maturing on the ist July , 1 SS 3 , viz .: 19 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 1105 to 1123 19 , 000 7 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 1124 to 1130 3500 5 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 1131 to 1 I 3 S -, -, - •;••• S ° o A Bond issued under the same Act , and expiring on the 31 st December , 1 SS 3 , for 61 , 500 1
1 is , 100 Bonds issued under the Contagious Diseases ( Animals ) Act , 1 S 69 , for constructing the Foreign Cattle Market for the Metropolis , maturing on the 25 th January , 1 SS 3 , viz . 2 Bonds for £ 10 , 000 each , Nos . 3 and 4 20 , 000
Part of a Bond for £ 10 , 000 , No . 5 5000 —— 25 , 000 Bonds issued under the City of London Commissioners of Sewers ; Artisans' Dwellings Act , 1881 , ! numbers already adverttcort vith Ma « iS *? ' .. Tl . enn
, Bond issued in respect of rebuilding the Royal Exchange ( Loan of £ 76 , 800 ) , secured upon the City's moiety of the Gresham Estates , viz .: Bond for £ 1000 , No . 4 , maturing on the nth May , 1 SS 3 1000 Part of Bond issued under the Act for rebuilding Blackfriars Bridge , viz . : No . 151 , for £ 50 , 000 , maturing on the 28 th lulv . 1 SS 1 2 *; . 000
Total £ 182 , 600 SCHEDULE 11 . Bonds maturing in 1883 with an option of renewal as above . Bonds issued under the Holborn Valley Improvement Act , 1864 , and maturing on the ist January , 1 SS 3 , viz .: 10 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 101 S
to 1036 19 , 000 32 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 1037 to 106 S 16 , 000 36 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 10 G 9 to 1104 3 600 \
_ m , K , KIJ Bonds issued under the Act for providthe Metropolitan Cattle Market , Islington , and maturing on the 30 th January , 1 S 83 , viz .: 15 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 54 6 tosGo 15 , 000 25 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 5 G 1 tn uRs . I 2 . ***; oo
25 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 586 to 610 2500 Bonds issued for the purposes of the said Market , maturing the 25 th July , iSSj . viz .: 10 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 66 10 75 10 , 000 Bonds issued for the same purposes , and maturing on thc ist October 1883 viz .: 5 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 7 6 to 80 5000 2 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 8 t to 82 1000 10 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . S 3 1 , 092 1000 ——— 47 , 000
Bonds issued under the London Central Markets Act , 1875 , Loan of £ 250 , 000 , maturingon the ist April , 1 S 83 , renewable under Act of 1882 , viz .: 36 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 2 to 17 , 44 to 48 , and 116 to 130 36 , 000 33 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 18 to 33 and 131 to 146 16 , 000 30 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 34 to 43 and 147 to 166 3000
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Bonds issued under the same Act , and maturing on the ist July , 18 S 3 , viz .: 57 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 49 to 'OS 57 , 000 5 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 106 to no 2500
5 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . in to 115 500 1 115 , 000 Bonds issued for the enlargement of Billingsgate Market , being Loan of £ 35 , 000 dated 13 th July , 1 S 76 , and maturing on the ist July , iSS *** , viz .:
33 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 1 to 33 33 , 3 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 34 to 36 1500 5 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 37 to
4 ' 500 ¦ 35 , ooo Bonds * issued under the Metage on Grain ( Port of London ) Act , 1 S 70 , and maturing on the ist July , 1 S 83 , viz .: 43 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 21 to
47 and 5 S to 73 43 , 11 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 48 to 52 and 74 to 79 5500 15 Bonds for £ too each , Nos . 53 to 57 and 80 to 89 1500 50 , 000 Total £ 285 , 600
SCHEDULE III . Bonds maturing in 1 SS 3 , with option of renewal , to be exercised on or before Saturday the 3 oth December next , at £ 3 . ios . per cent , per annum ; but for short periods as understated : Bonds issued under the Metage on
Grain ( Port of London ) Act 1 S 70 , and maturing on the ist July , 18 S 3 , viz .: Nos . 1 to 10 , to be renewed for one year 10 , 000 Bonds issued under the same act , and maturing on same day , to be renewed for three years , Nos . n to 20 10 , 000
£ 20 , 000 Further information , if needed , will be furnished at this Department . BENJAMIN SCOTT , Chamberlain . Chamber of London , Guildhall , 23 rd November , 1 S 82 .
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STABLING . —TO BE LET , excellent THREE-STALL STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE , in Parker-street . —Apply , Freemason Office , 16 , Great Queen-street , W . C .
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FOUNDRY TO LET , with Smiths ' Shop . Stables can be had adjoining . Formerly occupied by Messrs . Cutler , Parker-street , Little Queenstreet , Holborn . Apply at the Freemason Office , 16 , Great Queen-street ( opposite Freemasons' Hall ) .
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ANY Gentleman who is a Freemason , having SPARE TIME at his disposal , and wishing to occupy it profitably , will do well by applying by letter to Mr . M . Underwood , 45 , Ludgate-hill , London .
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Twelfth Edition , post-free , is . DR . WATTS on ASTHMA and BRONCHITIS . A Treatise on the only Successful Method of Curing these Diseases . By ROBERT G . WATTS , M . D ., F . R . S . L ., F . C . S ., & c , 5 , Bulstrode-street , Cavendish-square , London . London : C . Mitchell and Co ., Red Lion-court . Fleet-street .
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TO ADVERTISERS . THE FREEMASON has a large circulation in all parts of the Globe , In it the official Reports of the Grand Lodges of England , Ireland , and Scotland arc published with the specia sanction of the respective Grand Masters , and it contains a complete record of Masonic worK in this country , our Indian Empire , and the Colonies . The vast accession to the ranks of the Order during the past few years , and the increasing interest manifested in its doings , has given the Freemason a position and influence which few journals can lay claim to , and the proprietor can assert with confidence that announcements appearing in its columns challenge the attention of a very large and influential body of readers . Advertisements for the current week ' s issue are received up to Six o ' clock on Wednesday eveninc- ; .
To Correspondents.
To Correspondents .
BOOKS , & c , RECEIVED . " The Broad Arrow , " The Court Circular , " "The Royal Cornwall Gazette , " " The Parting Toast , " "The Licensed Victuallers' Guardian , " "Allen's Indian Mail , " "The Hull Packet , " "The Citizen , " " The Jewish Chronicle , " " The Banbury Guardian , " " The Masonic Herald , " " Die
Ba'ihutte , " " Masonia , " "Proceedings of the 6 th , 7 th , and Sth Councils of Deliberation" ( Vermont ) , "Life Christmas Annual , " "Wherefore Sweet Maiden " ( Music ) , "Newcastle Daily Journal , " "Abstract of Proceedings of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Leicester , " " Masonic Advocate , " " The Keystone , " " The Yorkshire Gazette , " "ThePhiladelphia Times . "
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GRAND LODGE OF MARK MASTER MASONS OF ENGLAND AND WALES AND THE COLONIES AND DEPENDENCIES OFTHE BRITISH CROWN . THE RIGHT HON . LORD HENNIKER , M . W . Grand Master . THE RIGHT HON . THE EARL OF KINTORE , R . W . Deputy Grand Master . CONSECRATION OF THE "GRAND MASTER'S LODGE" BY H . R . H . THE DUKE OF ALBANY , K . G ., M . W . Past Grand Master . PRESENTATION OF WEDDING GIFT TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS . THE WINTER HALF YEARLY COMMUNICATION Of this Grand Lodge will be held in the LARGE HALL , FREEMASON ' S TAVERN , GREAT QUEEN STREET , LINCOLN ' S INN FIELDS , On TUESDAY , thc 5 th of DECEMBER , 18 S 2 , When and where all Grand Officer ' s ( Past and Present ) , W . Masters , Past Masters , Wardens , and Overseers of Private Lodges are hereby summoned to attend , and at which , by permission , all regularly registered Mark Master Masons may be present . Grand Lodge will be opened at Four o'clock p . m . By command of the M . W . Grand Master , FREDERICK BINCKES , P . G . J . W ., Grand Secretary . Office—SA , Red Lion-square , Holborn , London , W . C . 22 nd November , 1 SS 2 . N . B . —A Banquet will be provided at Seven o ' clock . _ The Tickets will be 15 s , each , inclusive ot Wine ; and it is requested that every Brother intending to dine will forward his name to the Grand Secretary not later than Saturday , 2 nd of December , after which no Tickets can be issued .
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THE LANGTON LODGE OF INSTRUCTION , No . 1673 . THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL Will be held on JVednesday , the 13 th December , 1882 , at THE BRIDGE HOUSE HOTEL , LONDON BRIDGE . BRO . C . A . MURTON , P . G . D ., Has kindly consented to preside . The First Lecture will be worked as follows : — 1 st Section , Bro . I . GORDON LANGTON , I . G . Burlington , 96 2 nd „ „ . G . WILLIS , Old Dundee , iS 3 rd „ „ T . FLETCHER , Britannic , 33 4 th „ „ G . F . MARSHALL , I . G . Unity , 6 9 5 th „ „ J . T . TANQUERAY , S . D . Eastes , 1965 Gth „ „ E . M . MORRIS , Grand Masters , 1 7 th „ „ G . H . BISHOP , Eastes , 196 5 The Lodge will be opened at Six o' clock punctually . Tickets forthe Banquet , price 4 s . each , may be obtained from JOSEPH D . LANGTON , HON . SEC , Lancaster House , Savoy , W . C . Morning Dress and Masonic Clothing .
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ROYAL SEA BATHING INFIRMARY , MARGATE . ESTABLISHED 1791 . THE ONLY ONE EXCLUSIVELY FOR SCROFULOUS POOR . COL . CREATON , TREASURER . J OHN M . CLABON , ESQ ., HON . SECRETARY . This Hospital requires aid . An extra liberal diet table is of necessity required on account of the exhausting nature of this terrible disease . Donors of £ 10 ios ., Annual Subscribers of £ 1 is ., can recommend patients . 250 beds . Average number of Inpatients per year , 750 , and of applicants over 1000 . Bankers , the Bank of England ; Coutts and Co . ; and Cobb and Co ., Margate . Offices : No . 30 , Charing Cross , W . JOHN THOMAS WALKER , Secretary .
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DREADNOUGHT SEAMENS ' HOSPITAL , Greenwich , S . E ., and DISPENSARY , Well-street , London Docks , E ., for Sailors of all Nations . No admission ticket or voting papers of any sort required , but both are entirely free to the whole maritime world , irrespective of race , creed , or nationality . Since establishment upwards of 225 , 000 have been relieved from no less than forty-two different countries , and the number of patients during 1 SS 1 , was 7132 , as compared with 4245 , the average of the preceding ten years . Qualification of a governor one guinea annually , or a donation of ten guineas . New annual subscriptions or contributions will be thankfully received by the bankers , Messrs . Williams , Deacon and Co ., 20 , Birchin-lane , E . G ., or by the Secretary at the Hospital . Funds are urgently needed for this truly Cosmopolitan Charity , which is sup-ported by voluntary contributions . W . T . EVANS , Secretary .
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CAN a Brother assist Advertiser to obtain SITUATION as Carpenter and Joiner . Would be very thankful . Highest references . —L . B ., care of Mr . Williams , 554 , Old Kent Road .
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CITY OF LONDON BONDS . DISCHARGE AND RENEWAL OF BONDS FALLING DUE IN THE YEAR 1 SS 3 . In obedience to an ORDER of the Finance Committee of the CORPORATION OF LONDON , I do hereby GIVE NOTICE to the holders , registered or otherwise , of City Bonds , which mature with the ensuing year , 1 SS 3 ,
as follows : — ( 1 . ) That the Bonds referred to in the FIRST Schedule hereto will be paid off ( out of funds specially applicable to such purposes ) absolutely and without option of renewal , at the dates at which they respectively mature .
( 2 . ) That the Bonds referred to in the SECOND Schedule , hereto will also be paid off at the dates of their maturity respectively , but that an OPTION is given to the holders of such Bonds to renew the Loans severally secured for a period of TEN YEARS from the dates at which they severally fall due , by Bonds to carry interest
at the rate of £ 3 ios . percent , per annum . Holders of Bonds desiring to avail themselves of this option of renewal must signify to me their agreement thereto , and bring their Bonds for marking to this Office , ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY , THE THIRTIETH OF DECEMBER NEXT .
The Loans renewed under these options will be for the like purposes and on the same securities as the existing Bonds respectively , interest being payable , as at present , by means of Coupons , at the BANK OF ENGLAND , negotiable through any banker .
SCHEDULE I . Bonds to be paid off absolutely . Bonds issued under the Holborn Valley Improvement Act , 1 S 64 , and maturing on the ist January , 1 SS 3 , viz .: 29 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 43 , Gg to 93 , 230 , 236 , and 241 29 , 000 3 oiiu
U DOHUb 1 UI ^ . -jUUCaUU , L * IU .- « 229 , 234 and 235 , and 239 and 240 3000 iG Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 111 to 1 iG , 223 to 227 , 231 to 233 , and 237 and 23 S 1600 Bonds issued under the same Act , and
maturing on the ist July , 1 SS 3 , viz .: 19 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 1105 to 1123 19 , 000 7 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 1124 to 1130 3500 5 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 1131 to 1 I 3 S -, -, - •;••• S ° o A Bond issued under the same Act , and expiring on the 31 st December , 1 SS 3 , for 61 , 500 1
1 is , 100 Bonds issued under the Contagious Diseases ( Animals ) Act , 1 S 69 , for constructing the Foreign Cattle Market for the Metropolis , maturing on the 25 th January , 1 SS 3 , viz . 2 Bonds for £ 10 , 000 each , Nos . 3 and 4 20 , 000
Part of a Bond for £ 10 , 000 , No . 5 5000 —— 25 , 000 Bonds issued under the City of London Commissioners of Sewers ; Artisans' Dwellings Act , 1881 , ! numbers already adverttcort vith Ma « iS *? ' .. Tl . enn
, Bond issued in respect of rebuilding the Royal Exchange ( Loan of £ 76 , 800 ) , secured upon the City's moiety of the Gresham Estates , viz .: Bond for £ 1000 , No . 4 , maturing on the nth May , 1 SS 3 1000 Part of Bond issued under the Act for rebuilding Blackfriars Bridge , viz . : No . 151 , for £ 50 , 000 , maturing on the 28 th lulv . 1 SS 1 2 *; . 000
Total £ 182 , 600 SCHEDULE 11 . Bonds maturing in 1883 with an option of renewal as above . Bonds issued under the Holborn Valley Improvement Act , 1864 , and maturing on the ist January , 1 SS 3 , viz .: 10 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 101 S
to 1036 19 , 000 32 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 1037 to 106 S 16 , 000 36 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 10 G 9 to 1104 3 600 \
_ m , K , KIJ Bonds issued under the Act for providthe Metropolitan Cattle Market , Islington , and maturing on the 30 th January , 1 S 83 , viz .: 15 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 54 6 tosGo 15 , 000 25 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 5 G 1 tn uRs . I 2 . ***; oo
25 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 586 to 610 2500 Bonds issued for the purposes of the said Market , maturing the 25 th July , iSSj . viz .: 10 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 66 10 75 10 , 000 Bonds issued for the same purposes , and maturing on thc ist October 1883 viz .: 5 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 7 6 to 80 5000 2 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 8 t to 82 1000 10 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . S 3 1 , 092 1000 ——— 47 , 000
Bonds issued under the London Central Markets Act , 1875 , Loan of £ 250 , 000 , maturingon the ist April , 1 S 83 , renewable under Act of 1882 , viz .: 36 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 2 to 17 , 44 to 48 , and 116 to 130 36 , 000 33 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 18 to 33 and 131 to 146 16 , 000 30 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 34 to 43 and 147 to 166 3000
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Bonds issued under the same Act , and maturing on the ist July , 18 S 3 , viz .: 57 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 49 to 'OS 57 , 000 5 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 106 to no 2500
5 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . in to 115 500 1 115 , 000 Bonds issued for the enlargement of Billingsgate Market , being Loan of £ 35 , 000 dated 13 th July , 1 S 76 , and maturing on the ist July , iSS *** , viz .:
33 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 1 to 33 33 , 3 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 34 to 36 1500 5 Bonds for £ 100 each , Nos . 37 to
4 ' 500 ¦ 35 , ooo Bonds * issued under the Metage on Grain ( Port of London ) Act , 1 S 70 , and maturing on the ist July , 1 S 83 , viz .: 43 Bonds for £ 1000 each , Nos . 21 to
47 and 5 S to 73 43 , 11 Bonds for £ 500 each , Nos . 48 to 52 and 74 to 79 5500 15 Bonds for £ too each , Nos . 53 to 57 and 80 to 89 1500 50 , 000 Total £ 285 , 600
SCHEDULE III . Bonds maturing in 1 SS 3 , with option of renewal , to be exercised on or before Saturday the 3 oth December next , at £ 3 . ios . per cent , per annum ; but for short periods as understated : Bonds issued under the Metage on
Grain ( Port of London ) Act 1 S 70 , and maturing on the ist July , 18 S 3 , viz .: Nos . 1 to 10 , to be renewed for one year 10 , 000 Bonds issued under the same act , and maturing on same day , to be renewed for three years , Nos . n to 20 10 , 000
£ 20 , 000 Further information , if needed , will be furnished at this Department . BENJAMIN SCOTT , Chamberlain . Chamber of London , Guildhall , 23 rd November , 1 S 82 .
Ad00608
STABLING . —TO BE LET , excellent THREE-STALL STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE , in Parker-street . —Apply , Freemason Office , 16 , Great Queen-street , W . C .
Ad00609
FOUNDRY TO LET , with Smiths ' Shop . Stables can be had adjoining . Formerly occupied by Messrs . Cutler , Parker-street , Little Queenstreet , Holborn . Apply at the Freemason Office , 16 , Great Queen-street ( opposite Freemasons' Hall ) .
Ad00610
ANY Gentleman who is a Freemason , having SPARE TIME at his disposal , and wishing to occupy it profitably , will do well by applying by letter to Mr . M . Underwood , 45 , Ludgate-hill , London .
Ad00611
Twelfth Edition , post-free , is . DR . WATTS on ASTHMA and BRONCHITIS . A Treatise on the only Successful Method of Curing these Diseases . By ROBERT G . WATTS , M . D ., F . R . S . L ., F . C . S ., & c , 5 , Bulstrode-street , Cavendish-square , London . London : C . Mitchell and Co ., Red Lion-court . Fleet-street .
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TO ADVERTISERS . THE FREEMASON has a large circulation in all parts of the Globe , In it the official Reports of the Grand Lodges of England , Ireland , and Scotland arc published with the specia sanction of the respective Grand Masters , and it contains a complete record of Masonic worK in this country , our Indian Empire , and the Colonies . The vast accession to the ranks of the Order during the past few years , and the increasing interest manifested in its doings , has given the Freemason a position and influence which few journals can lay claim to , and the proprietor can assert with confidence that announcements appearing in its columns challenge the attention of a very large and influential body of readers . Advertisements for the current week ' s issue are received up to Six o ' clock on Wednesday eveninc- ; .
To Correspondents.
To Correspondents .
BOOKS , & c , RECEIVED . " The Broad Arrow , " The Court Circular , " "The Royal Cornwall Gazette , " " The Parting Toast , " "The Licensed Victuallers' Guardian , " "Allen's Indian Mail , " "The Hull Packet , " "The Citizen , " " The Jewish Chronicle , " " The Banbury Guardian , " " The Masonic Herald , " " Die
Ba'ihutte , " " Masonia , " "Proceedings of the 6 th , 7 th , and Sth Councils of Deliberation" ( Vermont ) , "Life Christmas Annual , " "Wherefore Sweet Maiden " ( Music ) , "Newcastle Daily Journal , " "Abstract of Proceedings of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Leicester , " " Masonic Advocate , " " The Keystone , " " The Yorkshire Gazette , " "ThePhiladelphia Times . "