The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-20 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.
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The Commtee to secure the return of Lord ROBERT GROS-
YfiNolt, and Mr. BERNAL OSBORNE earnestly solicit the aid of
Moir brother electors in support of the Liberal cause, and urge upon
there the importance of voting for both the Liberal Candidates, as
every plumper is a vote lost—for Grosvenor or for Osborne. Every
out-voter is entreated to come up and record his vote.
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Cont
anyveyan of theces wifo owing Com rovided,
mittee Rooms :
and every facility given on applica-
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The Central Committee, 32, Charing-cross.
The-Three Pigeons, Brentford.
The King's Head:Enfield.
The White Hart, Edgware.
The Suspension-bridge Tavern and Albion Hotel, Hammersmith.
The,Wellesley Arms, Chelsea-
. The, Belvidere, Pentonville.
The Prince of Wales, London-road, Southwark.
. N0..1, maiden-lane, King s-cross.
The New Globe, Mile-end.
The Castle, Hampstead.
The Grave Maurice, Bethnal-green.
The Dolphin, Hackney.
The George
Albert, e Inn, Uxbridge.
The Princ Notting-hill.
Ihe White Bart, Bishopsgate.
"e Heal Bedforit.
:The Kings Arms, Kensington.
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Centre POLL opens at EIGHT o'clock TO-MORROW.
CoMmittee, 32, Charing-cross.

ENFIELD, Chairman.

ROYAL FREEMASONS' SCHOOL FOR
to ,I'EmALE CHILDREN (close to the Clapham-common Sta-
n), Wandsworth-corinon.
DEDICATION FETE, MONDAY. AUGUST 2.
President the Right Hon. the Earl of ZETLAND, At.w.a.m., in
evP,,,air, supported by the Right Hon. the Earl of Yarborough,
' the
,Provincial Grand Masters, the Officers and Mem-
bers of Grand Lodge, and the Officers and Members of Provincial
ra,,,ad Lodges,
he Children of this School and of the Masonic Institution for Boys,
",11. attend Divine Service at the Church of St. Ann, Wandsworth,
Ii .Twelve o'clock, accompanied by the Committees, Stewards, Bre-
thren, &c,, when a Sermon will be preached in aid of the funds of the
'At the close of the Service the children will proceed to the new
b4ilding and dine.
Every 4,. lady who presents a purse of five guineas to the Charity on
day, will become a Life Governor of the Institution.
Grand 'Lodge will be opened within the building at Twoe'clock, by
tile Right Hon, the Bari of Zetland, M.W.G. Master.
The ceremony of dedication will afterwards take place in a room
DloPared for the purpose, at which ladies, and all who have admis..
toll tickets, may be present. At the close of the ceremony the ladies
3"11 Present the purses• of five guineas, and be enrolled Life Governors
...
`l, the Institution.
The Grand Lodge. in full Masonic Craft Costume, will walk in
procession through the premises, and return to Grand Lodge, which
Will then be closed.
Professional 1 idles mid gentlemen will be engaged for the ceremony
of dedication, ani to render their services during the remainder of
'The day.
, An elegant dejeuner, extensive marquees, will be provided at
o'clock, at which the M.W.G. Master will preside, supported by
`e
~.officers and members of Grand Lodge, other brethren, ladies, &c.
...military hands are engaged to play during the day and evening,
7.1._a Quadrille band will be provided for dancing.
e w.ho will kindl take the office of Stewards n this interest-
'aasoin e occasion, are earnestly requested to forwar upo d
their names,
. Duo and rank in the craft, to the Secretary, in order that theY
„a
' irite,d for circulation, If necessary.
tkets,. Privileged to attend Grand Lodge, not provided with
the Gr :nay be desirous of continuing on the ground. after
• to tak:tlek—'ets gfVsthelaotspedur,powistle.require, and are respectfully requested
Admissi
terw. on tickets to the ground, 3s. each until the 28th July ; ss. each.
Dejoh rier Ti
I°B* 6d. each..c'eta, 7s. 6d. each, until the 28th July ; afterwards,
Tickets m
the me may
be secured on and after Monday, the 19th instant, of
gibers of the Building Committee ; the Stewards ; at the
• r...'easeZisons' Tavern ; the School, Westminster-road ; Bro. Spencer,
setituiteioLnibrarY, 314, High Holborn ; and of the Secretary to the
Stewards are earnestly requested to make a return of the number
of tickets they have used, on or before the 28th of July, in order that
g.
iefaccoramodatiot may be provided for their friends.
*Weil The expense to each Steward is limited to One Guinea,
includes his admission and dejeuner ticket.
131.°: S BUILDING COMMITTEE.
11`.TEPHENSON, W., Putney-hill, P.M., 14, Chairman.
°. PA.TTEN, E. H., 3, Great Tower-street, P.G.5.8., Vice-
Chairman.
11,• Barnes,J. 126, Oxford-street,' Bro. Newsom, R. 8., Grosvenor-
-30. park, Camberwell, P.M.,
a narringer, T. S. 96, St. John- 36.
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_street, P.M., 229. „ Mills, A. W., 2, Carey-
'thpasY, E. W., 9, Astey's-rew, street, Secretary, Grand
Islington
P.S.G.D. Stewards' Lodge.
Chandler, L., 133, St. John- „ Taylor, J., 4, Vere-street,
, street, P.J.G.D. Oxford-street, P.M., 21.
Lewis, H. R., 56, Harley- ~ Tombleson, T., 6, Park-
street, Pro. Grand Master place, Chelsea, P.M., 25.
for Sumatra.

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