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THE MASONIC MIRROR . * * All communications to "be addressed to the EDITOR , at No 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand , London , "W . C .
ALTERATION IX THE DAT 01 ? PUBLICATION 01 " THE MAGAZINE . —The Magazine will in future , be published on Saturday "Morning ? , instead of J on Friday j Afternoons ; this alteration lias been made in order to enable us to meet the wishes of a large section of our readers , so as to alloiv of the insertion each week of Masonic reports reaching the Editor on Thursday
morning .. THE NEW POSTAL , AURANGEMENT . —On the 1 st of October last the new postal arrangement came into operation , by which the postage of the MAGAZINE is reduced one-half , of which our subscribers will receive the full benefit . In future , those of our subscribers AA-1 IO pay one year in advance will receive the MAGAZINE post-free . Tbe price of the MAGAZINE will thus be
reduced Irom 17 s . 4 d . to 13 s . per annum . Under this arrangement the following will he the terms of subscription : —One year , paid in advance , 13 s . ; six months , 7 s . 7 d . ; single numbers , by post , 3 Jd . AVe hope that by thus giving the advantage to our subscribers tlioy will , in return , use their best endeaA'ours to increase our circulation , by inducing their friends also to become
subscribers . Anticipating a large increase in our circulation , arrangements are in progress for the introduction of special new features in the MAGAZINE . SCOTLAND . —NOTICE TO SUHSCI-IBEES . —The Agency for the Ereemasons' Magazine in Scotland is UOAV conducted by Messrs . Strathem and Stirr . it , 33 , Reniield Street , Glasgow ; and any
Subscriber not receiving the Magazine as usual , will please notify the fact to the above Eirm , or to the Company ' s Manager directed to the Office , 19 , Salisbury Street , Strand , London , W . C i
Masonic Mems.
MASONIC MEMS .
His Eoyal Highness the Prince of "Wales has named Monday the Sth . May next , for thc Anniversary Festival of the Eoyal Masonic Institution for Girls , on ivhich occasion His Royal lliglinesss has consented to preside . At the preliminary meeting of the Stewards , the Officers of the Board ivere elected , and the usual business Avas transacted . Wc understand that the
Steward's fee has been fixed at £ i . THE PKOTINCIAL GKAND LODGE OF MoNirotmisiiiEE . — The installation of the E . W . Bro . Colonel Lyne as Provincial Grand Master of Monmouthshire , aud of the V . W . Bro . S . George Homfray , Esq ., as Deputy Provincial Grand Master , by the E . W . Bro . Theodore Mansel Talbot , Esq ., Provincial Grand
Master for the Eastern DiA'ision of South Wales , will take placo at the Town Hall , Newport , on Thursday , the 20 th of April . The brethren will walk in procession to Saint Woolos' Church at 2 . 30 p . m ., where a sermon will be preached by the Provincial Grand Chaplain , Ero . the Eev . Samuel Fox , and a collection made on behalf of Local and Masonic Charities . The banquet
will take place the same evening , at the King's Head Hotel , at 4 . 30 . The next meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Suffolk is announced to be held at Ipswich in July next . A Warrant for a Mark Master's Lodge in connection Avith the Lod ge of Science , Wincanton , Somersetshire , has been granted . The lodge will be opened during the ensuing month .
Masonic Mems.
St . Luke ' s Lodge of Instruction , So . 1 < M , has been removed ! from thc Pier Hotel , Chelsea , to the " Gladstone , " 202 and 204 Brompton Eoad , S . AV . Tho meetings are held every Fridii *)* evening at 8 o ' clock . A VETERAN MASON AND AVAREIOE . —There is now living &' _ No . 10 , Palace Street , Buckingham-gate , Piinlico , au aged
Mason of the name of Jonah Williams , in his 90 th year , ivho > Avas with Sir John Moore , at the Battle of Corunua , ancl who not only helped to dig his grave AA-ith his bayonet , but assisted ! in " Avrapping his martial cloak around him , " and the last utsta living who M ' as at that memorable engagement . He also mounted guard over Napoleon the l ? irst at St . Helena .
Beingnoiv at such au advanced age , neither himself or his old dasne who also is in her 80 th year , are capable of assisting themselves , although he is in receipt of a small , but well-earned , pension : from Government , and a small iveekly alloivanco from his Lodge , which barely keeps thorn with common necessaries . Those wfce > have the means of assisting a truly worthy old couple by a
fewstamps or othenvise , ivould be conferring real charity ; or a visit to the honourable old gentleman AA-OUIC ! be amply repaid by -s personal chat ivith the old warrior . Almoners of Loudon , and other Lodges , are desired fo ?>_ - cautious AA-ith respect to Charles Couch and George Gibbs . Eeasonsjvliy can be had of Y " iiicent Bird , Almoner for Plymouth Stonehouse , and Devonport .
Lodge Music.
LODGE MUSIC .
We give in the following pages another contribution to the collection of Lodge Music published in our columns from time ic time , in hope that AA-O may be tho means of introducing into o-s Lodge meetings a more extensive use of musical accompaniment ? to our beautiful ceremonial , so repeatedly advocated by us . We give beloiv the title and Avoids of this admired song : — HAIL MASONET !
A PART SONG FOE FOUR VOICES . DEDICATED BT PBITISSION TO THE ET . HON . THE EARL DE GEEY AND RIPON , K . G ., & a , M . W . GRAXD MASTER of tho GKAND LODGE or FREEMASONS OE ENGLAND . BY BKO . AVILHELM ALEXANDER IvNAPPE ,
Of the LODGE of Tranquility , 1 S 5 . Hail Masonry ! thou Craft divine ! Glory of Earth from Heaven rcveal'd ; Which dost ivith jewels precious shine , From all but Masons eyes conceal'd , Thy praises clue ivho can rehearse ?
In nervous prose or flowing verse ? Siveet fellowship , from envy free , Friendly converse of brotherhood , The Lodges lasting cement be , AVhich has for ages firmly stood . A Lodge thus built in ages past ,
Has lasted and will ever last ; Then in our song be justice done To those ivho have enriched the art , From Adam to our present day , And let each brother bear a part ; Let our Grand Master ' s health go round . His praise in every Lodgo resound ,
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THE MASONIC MIRROR . * * All communications to "be addressed to the EDITOR , at No 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand , London , "W . C .
ALTERATION IX THE DAT 01 ? PUBLICATION 01 " THE MAGAZINE . —The Magazine will in future , be published on Saturday "Morning ? , instead of J on Friday j Afternoons ; this alteration lias been made in order to enable us to meet the wishes of a large section of our readers , so as to alloiv of the insertion each week of Masonic reports reaching the Editor on Thursday
morning .. THE NEW POSTAL , AURANGEMENT . —On the 1 st of October last the new postal arrangement came into operation , by which the postage of the MAGAZINE is reduced one-half , of which our subscribers will receive the full benefit . In future , those of our subscribers AA-1 IO pay one year in advance will receive the MAGAZINE post-free . Tbe price of the MAGAZINE will thus be
reduced Irom 17 s . 4 d . to 13 s . per annum . Under this arrangement the following will he the terms of subscription : —One year , paid in advance , 13 s . ; six months , 7 s . 7 d . ; single numbers , by post , 3 Jd . AVe hope that by thus giving the advantage to our subscribers tlioy will , in return , use their best endeaA'ours to increase our circulation , by inducing their friends also to become
subscribers . Anticipating a large increase in our circulation , arrangements are in progress for the introduction of special new features in the MAGAZINE . SCOTLAND . —NOTICE TO SUHSCI-IBEES . —The Agency for the Ereemasons' Magazine in Scotland is UOAV conducted by Messrs . Strathem and Stirr . it , 33 , Reniield Street , Glasgow ; and any
Subscriber not receiving the Magazine as usual , will please notify the fact to the above Eirm , or to the Company ' s Manager directed to the Office , 19 , Salisbury Street , Strand , London , W . C i
Masonic Mems.
MASONIC MEMS .
His Eoyal Highness the Prince of "Wales has named Monday the Sth . May next , for thc Anniversary Festival of the Eoyal Masonic Institution for Girls , on ivhich occasion His Royal lliglinesss has consented to preside . At the preliminary meeting of the Stewards , the Officers of the Board ivere elected , and the usual business Avas transacted . Wc understand that the
Steward's fee has been fixed at £ i . THE PKOTINCIAL GKAND LODGE OF MoNirotmisiiiEE . — The installation of the E . W . Bro . Colonel Lyne as Provincial Grand Master of Monmouthshire , aud of the V . W . Bro . S . George Homfray , Esq ., as Deputy Provincial Grand Master , by the E . W . Bro . Theodore Mansel Talbot , Esq ., Provincial Grand
Master for the Eastern DiA'ision of South Wales , will take placo at the Town Hall , Newport , on Thursday , the 20 th of April . The brethren will walk in procession to Saint Woolos' Church at 2 . 30 p . m ., where a sermon will be preached by the Provincial Grand Chaplain , Ero . the Eev . Samuel Fox , and a collection made on behalf of Local and Masonic Charities . The banquet
will take place the same evening , at the King's Head Hotel , at 4 . 30 . The next meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Suffolk is announced to be held at Ipswich in July next . A Warrant for a Mark Master's Lodge in connection Avith the Lod ge of Science , Wincanton , Somersetshire , has been granted . The lodge will be opened during the ensuing month .
Masonic Mems.
St . Luke ' s Lodge of Instruction , So . 1 < M , has been removed ! from thc Pier Hotel , Chelsea , to the " Gladstone , " 202 and 204 Brompton Eoad , S . AV . Tho meetings are held every Fridii *)* evening at 8 o ' clock . A VETERAN MASON AND AVAREIOE . —There is now living &' _ No . 10 , Palace Street , Buckingham-gate , Piinlico , au aged
Mason of the name of Jonah Williams , in his 90 th year , ivho > Avas with Sir John Moore , at the Battle of Corunua , ancl who not only helped to dig his grave AA-ith his bayonet , but assisted ! in " Avrapping his martial cloak around him , " and the last utsta living who M ' as at that memorable engagement . He also mounted guard over Napoleon the l ? irst at St . Helena .
Beingnoiv at such au advanced age , neither himself or his old dasne who also is in her 80 th year , are capable of assisting themselves , although he is in receipt of a small , but well-earned , pension : from Government , and a small iveekly alloivanco from his Lodge , which barely keeps thorn with common necessaries . Those wfce > have the means of assisting a truly worthy old couple by a
fewstamps or othenvise , ivould be conferring real charity ; or a visit to the honourable old gentleman AA-OUIC ! be amply repaid by -s personal chat ivith the old warrior . Almoners of Loudon , and other Lodges , are desired fo ?>_ - cautious AA-ith respect to Charles Couch and George Gibbs . Eeasonsjvliy can be had of Y " iiicent Bird , Almoner for Plymouth Stonehouse , and Devonport .
Lodge Music.
LODGE MUSIC .
We give in the following pages another contribution to the collection of Lodge Music published in our columns from time ic time , in hope that AA-O may be tho means of introducing into o-s Lodge meetings a more extensive use of musical accompaniment ? to our beautiful ceremonial , so repeatedly advocated by us . We give beloiv the title and Avoids of this admired song : — HAIL MASONET !
A PART SONG FOE FOUR VOICES . DEDICATED BT PBITISSION TO THE ET . HON . THE EARL DE GEEY AND RIPON , K . G ., & a , M . W . GRAXD MASTER of tho GKAND LODGE or FREEMASONS OE ENGLAND . BY BKO . AVILHELM ALEXANDER IvNAPPE ,
Of the LODGE of Tranquility , 1 S 5 . Hail Masonry ! thou Craft divine ! Glory of Earth from Heaven rcveal'd ; Which dost ivith jewels precious shine , From all but Masons eyes conceal'd , Thy praises clue ivho can rehearse ?
In nervous prose or flowing verse ? Siveet fellowship , from envy free , Friendly converse of brotherhood , The Lodges lasting cement be , AVhich has for ages firmly stood . A Lodge thus built in ages past ,
Has lasted and will ever last ; Then in our song be justice done To those ivho have enriched the art , From Adam to our present day , And let each brother bear a part ; Let our Grand Master ' s health go round . His praise in every Lodgo resound ,