... , W. Macham; P. P G. M., James a- Walker (King George the Fourth); P. G3., Thomas Mayle (Philanthropic) .M,.Gu e- London Nor. _P. W. ,, S. Guy London Soiath -P. G. M, Thomas Fletcber es Alsesty-P P. D. G. l., William James Mation-P. C. S . John Ruddlocit ...

... just set in, and we encountered a heavy gale of wind, which blew with unabated violence from the period of our leaving St. Thomas's to our making the English coast. Our brig was nearly a wrack, having shipped some tremendous seas; the decks were literally ...

... in an imposing manner. it was then intimated to the Chairman that P. G. Wheel- house, of the St. David's Lodge, and 1P. G. Hardy, of the Rose of Cuinberland Lodge, Mannhester, and members of the Board of Directors were present, he immediately pro- posed ...

... other Vice-Presidents were Mr. W. Hawsv. bins, Mr. George Longbottoin, Mrt. Charles Whiteley, and t DMr. NV. Tetley. Air. Thomas Hinchlliffe acted as toast.t masqter and director. On the right and left of the chairman, wea observed the followinq distinguished ...

... the officers and llrethrea of the North Shields district arrived. An excel- lent dinner was provided at the house of Host Thomas. Brother Appelgarth in the chair, and Secretary John Coulson in the vice-chair. The Chairman adverted at some length on the ...