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De Grey And Ripon Lodge, No. 1161 (Manchester).
Cranoh , Baxter , Sims , Marshall , aud Braik vocal isod , with the assistance of Bro . Hill , the Organist . Bro . Stevens recited the beautiful poem " The Level , Plumb , and Square , " and altogether the events of the day wero acknowledged by the members of the Lodge and their guests as worthy of remembrance iu connection with the rise and progress of the Maodonald Lodge , No . 1216 .
TRUTH LODGENo . 1458 ( MANCHESTER )
A REGULAR meeting was held on Saturday , 2 nd inst ., at tho Wheatshoaf Hotel . Present—Bros . Wadaworth W . M ., Hilton S W ., Hall P . M . J . W ., Burgess Secretary , Archdalo S . D ., Shepherd J . D ., Hebden Dir . of Cers ., Caldwoll P . M . P . P . G . S . B ., Needles Creswell , Wiltshire , Thomas , Hogg , Wood , Cooper , & o . Visitors—Bros . Outram P . M . aud Secretary 1052 , Stark S . W . 1052 , Wild 314 ,
Loigh P . M . 287 , Barlow 1219 , Lisenden ( F REEMASON ' S CHRONICLE ) . Lodge was opeued at 4-30 , aud after the minutes had been read aud confirmed , Mr . Ernest Davies ( son of Past Master Davioa ) was balloted for aud unanimously elected to become a member of the Lodge . It had been hoped Mr . Davies would have been initiated by
his father , but owing to the severo indisposition of tho latter , this was rendered impossible . Tho ceremony , however , was impressively performed by Bro . Wadaworth , who was ably assisted by h * a Officer , each showing a careful training aud study of their respective duties . No greater treat than listening to the E . A . charge , as rendered by
Bro . Hebden P . G . Dir . of Cers ., could possibly be wished for , and this highly popular and respected brother woll deaorvod the encomiums passed upon him later in theevouing , a 3 he does the Pro- / . Grand ra . ik recently bestowed . The candidate for passing boin ™ unable to attend , and there being no fnrthor business , hearty good wishoa wo . e
expressed by the visitors , and the Lodgo waa oVesod in poace and harmony at 615 . The brothron afterwards had tea , aud at the social board the usual Loyal and Masonio toasts W-u-a proposed , including the Initiate , who responded in approprh . e terms . A meat enjoyable evening was spent .
PEGASUS LODGE , No . 2205
M 1 HE installation meeting of this Lodge took place at tho Now ' Falcon Hotel , Gravosend , last Saturday , tho 2 nd inst ., when Bro . the Right Hon . Charles Spencer , Lord Dungarvan , P . G . M . Somerset , was duly inducted into tho chair . Tho ceremony waa admirably rondoredby Bro . 0 . F . Matior P . M . P . G . St . B . England , and at its termination the now Master wast salutnd by tho brothron . Tho
following Officers wora then appoiute ! for the ensuing year : —Bivs , Rev . R . Morris , LL . T ) ., I . P . M ., A . N . Cleraow S . W ., C . Val . Hur . tni J . W ., C . F . Matior Treasurer , John Bsrn . - . tt Jan . Sacrjtrwy , C . W , Hnrst S . D ., W . Baker J . D ., Parksr D . C , Pasnmore I . G ., C . II Chauffourier P . M . and Manot P . M . Shwnrd ? , and J . Bowdell Tyler . Past Masters jewels were subsequently presented to Bro , Rev . R ,
Morris and Bro . S , E . Stembridge . Among those present , in additaon to those abovo mentioned , wero the following brethren : —Earl Amh (! r 3 t P . G . M . Kent , Lord Enston P . G . M . North ? and Un-its , Col . S . II . Clorko Grand Secretary , Else Deputy P . G . M . Somerset , C . T . Elsworthy P . P . G . S . W . Somerset , W . Russell P . G . Treasurer Ktmt ,
Alfred Spencer P . G . Secretary Kent , Frank Richardson P . G . D ., J . C Biggs P . P . G . D . C . Kent , G . R . Cobham P . M . Royal K'int Lodgo of Antiquity , aud many others . Tho banquet was hold at tho Did Falcon Hotel , on account of alteration- ! at tho former hostelry , aud the proceedings terminated at an early honr , as most of tho brethren had to return to town .
Presentation To Bro. George Everett.
PRESENTATION TO BRO . GEORGE EVERETT .
1 } RO . George Everett is a popular man ; no ono who was prouont -- * at tho Criterion on tho 7 th instant could question this . When 200 oE one's friends assemble on any given occasion , especially to do an individual honour , we may readily concede ho -has made his maTk . It will bo well within the recollection of our
readers how Bro . Everett successfully competed for tho high and honourable post of Grand Treasurer , and how at tho last Quarterly Communication of Grand Lodgo ho was eleoted without opposition . To commemorate this happy event , some of his friends decided to present him with tho full regalia and jewols of his office , and for this purpose a committee was formed . Bro . Harry Nelson Price was
appointed Secretary , and Bro . Capt . T . C . Walls Treasurer , and theso brethren wero materially assisted by Bros . S . Cochrane , George Gardner , W . J . Ferguson , W . A . Downey , & c , & c . On the 7 fch inst . tho brethren assembled , as we have stated , to make tho presentation , and our good Brother Cochrane WJ •elected a 3 the President of tha evening . In all "functions" of this sort , the proceedings are
expected to commence with a banquet , and tho pro 3 oat provod no exception to the rule . After tho good things had been discussed , tho Loyal toasts enstomary on such occasions wore done full jnstico to , , and then the Chairman rose to propose tho toast of the eveningtheir guest , Bro . George Everett , Grand Treasurer of ths Grp-nd Lod ge of England . Bro . Cochrane said that directly Bro . Everett's
name was mentioned , ho was convinced it would bo received with a hearty cheer , such as had already been accorded their esteemed brother in Grand Lodge . Some two years ago Bro . George Eveirofct was nominated for the Grand Treasurership of England , and although defeated , polled more votea than had ever bsou polled bafcra . Those who had been in Grand Lodge in December last would romgmb . ir the
cheer givon when Bro . John Glass P . M . nominated Bro . Everett , and ho ( the Chairman ) had the pleasure of announcing to thoir worthy friend the gratifying intelligence within half . an-hour , and thus consoling him in his illness . After the disappointment of two yeava , it was thought that souse amends should be made , and hence the gathering that evening . The best way to know a mar . was to hear the opinion oi m oldest friends , and he would therefore read an extract from
Presentation To Bro. George Everett.
the history of the Domatic Lodgo , the members of which were the pioneers who really unearthed their Masonio jewel , —Bro . Everett . Bro . Cochrane , then rf ad some passages from the History of the Domatic Lodge , which referred to the work done therein by their guest that evoniug , but which we feel it scarcely necessary on the preseut occasion to reproduce . Bro . Cochrane continued : —Bro .
Everett was connected with sovoral Lodges and Chapters , having been a founder of tho Kennington Lodg < % Chiswiok Lodge , Keuiiiugfrm Chapter , and the Duke of Fife Lodge , aud had carriud out all that was fairly and honestly required of a Fretmason . Tho Grand Treasurer was a Vice-President of all the Charities , and assisted ihem riot onlv with hi 3 purse , but
also with his presence , an evid mce of the fact that ho was composed of nothing but kiudnosa , from tho soles of his feet to the crown of his head , no should now have mnoh pleasure in presenting Bro . George Everett with tho clothing of Graud Treasurer , and also with an illumiuuted address which might hang in his anoostral halls long after he had passed to tho realms of bliss . Tho address , which wad a splendid specimen of tho illuminator ' s art , road as follows : —
"United Grand Lodgo of Froo and Acooptod Masons of Englan I , iiud Supreme Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons ; Wor . Bro . and Kx-Comp . Geo . Evorer > . P . M . 177 , 13 SI , 201 ° , and a member of the Ki . burn and Dukci ot t'UV Lo i , „ = >; . ' . ' / . 171 , U ^ t , «' . '•; , V ' icc-L A ; .:-ctcut Royal Masonio Institution for Girls ; Royal Masonic Iustitutio i for Boys ; and Roval Ma ^ ouiu Beuevoluut Institution ; member - -A
the Board of Muuagomcnt of tho lloya . ] Masonio Institution for Boys , & o ., & o ., haviug boon clouted , un-opposed , on the 4 th March 1 HUI , to the high and distinguished position of Grand Tmasnror , it was uuauiuiouuly agreed , ut a meeting of the representatives , tf i . 'm various LodguK aud Chapters of which he is a member , thai a sot of G . "iud Otlicora' clothing nnd jowobi ahould bo p : e « mted to i im , ¦ u
Thuradry , 7 ch May 1391 , at tho Criterion Rescaitraut . \'> n . GJI > . Everett v / . is initiated into Freemasonry on tho 19 th August IS 58 , Mid since that period to tho present timo tiaa discharged his nuny u ' utics in a manu ' . 'i' that has endeared him to a largo circle of f riendy , aud the donors of this testimonial trust he may be spared for rriiiuy years to est and his iiphore of Masonio and private uBofulness . "
Bro . Everett in reply , assured tho Chairman and brethren that never in hi 3 life had he foit more deeply moved than on the present occusii n , not only on account of the largo 2 nd dis < ingni .-hnd assemblage he saw around him—and amongst whom ho numbered sorno of his oldest and dearest friends—but also by the kind , touuhinir , aid fir too flattering manner in which the worthy Chairman had mad j tho
presoutation . He was , as they know , not unaccustomed to public dpeaklng , arid was generally able to return thanks in some nuituh ' o manner for the many compliments paid him , but that ni- > hfc he felt ; i very hoavy responsibility rested upon his shoulders ; that tho task before him was far beyond his compass , and try hard as he migii ' , ho should tigaally fail in adoquately thanking them for thoir splendid
and generous gifts and for their kindness in coming in such largo numbers to add oclat to it 3 prossntation . The value of tho gift in his eyes was much enhanced by tho fact that the movement in regard to it was of so spontaneous a character . Jfc emanated from Masons with whom he had had tho happiuess to bo associated for many years in Masonio work , notably
Bros . Capt . Walls , Price , Ferguson , Gardner , Cochrane , aud many others , and the way they dnvotod themselves to the work , and tho successful issuo to which it had arrived , reflected great credit upon them . They proceeded to perform their duties in a manner hijbly to bo commended , for thoy invited tho Masters and M . E . Z . ' s of tho Lcdgos and Chapters to which ho belonged to meet , to consider how
beat to carry onfc tho arrangements . He did not think any bettor mode conld have been adopted , under any circumstances , and oven the most fastidious could not take exception . The result bad been tho grand success thuy found that night , and ho foit tho brothron had done him honour and paid him a grout compliment . From his heart ha appreciated thoir kindness very sincerely indeed . With regard to tho
position of Graud Treasurer , ho should like to say a fow words . Ho now stood in that proud position ; and to say that tho presont was tho happioat moment of his life very feebly and imperfectly oppressed what ho felt . It was a great thing indeed to bo tho Grand Treasurer of England , and represent sorno 100 , 000 good men and true , who wero his constituents . He wished to say again how delighted ho was to
seo so largo a company presont , mora especially as every Lodge and Chapter with which he waa connected wag well represented , and ho thanked them all for payia r / this tribute of their regard and esteem . Tho approbation of hia folio ?/ men had been always the groat desire of his heart—tho one thing above all others ho had sought ; and ho had
a right to say , when he saw that splendid gathoring , that to some extent he had succeeded . There waa a good deal ho should liko to add—hia heart waa brimfull of gratitude for tho groat kindness ho had recoivod—and ho would that ho could express it in tho way ho should wish . However , he would ask them to tako tho will for tho deed , and believe that his thankfulness know no hounds
The sneoess of the evening reflected tho greatest credit on tho Committee and hia heart went out to thorn in grateful thanks With all his soal ho thanked thoui most sincerely and heartily for their kindneas , aud for coming theio to show by their presonee the estsem and rospecfc thoy had for Gcorgo Everett .
I he other tonst . i customary on thssa occasions , had full jnstico done thorn ; but thoro was a good musical entertainment available , aud those present ^ . tado cho most of tho faciUtie'J afforded thorn . In sonciaaion wo may add tha nimbly throughout was essentiall y of i genial aud fraternal character .
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De Grey And Ripon Lodge, No. 1161 (Manchester).
Cranoh , Baxter , Sims , Marshall , aud Braik vocal isod , with the assistance of Bro . Hill , the Organist . Bro . Stevens recited the beautiful poem " The Level , Plumb , and Square , " and altogether the events of the day wero acknowledged by the members of the Lodge and their guests as worthy of remembrance iu connection with the rise and progress of the Maodonald Lodge , No . 1216 .
TRUTH LODGENo . 1458 ( MANCHESTER )
A REGULAR meeting was held on Saturday , 2 nd inst ., at tho Wheatshoaf Hotel . Present—Bros . Wadaworth W . M ., Hilton S W ., Hall P . M . J . W ., Burgess Secretary , Archdalo S . D ., Shepherd J . D ., Hebden Dir . of Cers ., Caldwoll P . M . P . P . G . S . B ., Needles Creswell , Wiltshire , Thomas , Hogg , Wood , Cooper , & o . Visitors—Bros . Outram P . M . aud Secretary 1052 , Stark S . W . 1052 , Wild 314 ,
Loigh P . M . 287 , Barlow 1219 , Lisenden ( F REEMASON ' S CHRONICLE ) . Lodge was opeued at 4-30 , aud after the minutes had been read aud confirmed , Mr . Ernest Davies ( son of Past Master Davioa ) was balloted for aud unanimously elected to become a member of the Lodge . It had been hoped Mr . Davies would have been initiated by
his father , but owing to the severo indisposition of tho latter , this was rendered impossible . Tho ceremony , however , was impressively performed by Bro . Wadaworth , who was ably assisted by h * a Officer , each showing a careful training aud study of their respective duties . No greater treat than listening to the E . A . charge , as rendered by
Bro . Hebden P . G . Dir . of Cers ., could possibly be wished for , and this highly popular and respected brother woll deaorvod the encomiums passed upon him later in theevouing , a 3 he does the Pro- / . Grand ra . ik recently bestowed . The candidate for passing boin ™ unable to attend , and there being no fnrthor business , hearty good wishoa wo . e
expressed by the visitors , and the Lodgo waa oVesod in poace and harmony at 615 . The brothron afterwards had tea , aud at the social board the usual Loyal and Masonio toasts W-u-a proposed , including the Initiate , who responded in approprh . e terms . A meat enjoyable evening was spent .
PEGASUS LODGE , No . 2205
M 1 HE installation meeting of this Lodge took place at tho Now ' Falcon Hotel , Gravosend , last Saturday , tho 2 nd inst ., when Bro . the Right Hon . Charles Spencer , Lord Dungarvan , P . G . M . Somerset , was duly inducted into tho chair . Tho ceremony waa admirably rondoredby Bro . 0 . F . Matior P . M . P . G . St . B . England , and at its termination the now Master wast salutnd by tho brothron . Tho
following Officers wora then appoiute ! for the ensuing year : —Bivs , Rev . R . Morris , LL . T ) ., I . P . M ., A . N . Cleraow S . W ., C . Val . Hur . tni J . W ., C . F . Matior Treasurer , John Bsrn . - . tt Jan . Sacrjtrwy , C . W , Hnrst S . D ., W . Baker J . D ., Parksr D . C , Pasnmore I . G ., C . II Chauffourier P . M . and Manot P . M . Shwnrd ? , and J . Bowdell Tyler . Past Masters jewels were subsequently presented to Bro , Rev . R ,
Morris and Bro . S , E . Stembridge . Among those present , in additaon to those abovo mentioned , wero the following brethren : —Earl Amh (! r 3 t P . G . M . Kent , Lord Enston P . G . M . North ? and Un-its , Col . S . II . Clorko Grand Secretary , Else Deputy P . G . M . Somerset , C . T . Elsworthy P . P . G . S . W . Somerset , W . Russell P . G . Treasurer Ktmt ,
Alfred Spencer P . G . Secretary Kent , Frank Richardson P . G . D ., J . C Biggs P . P . G . D . C . Kent , G . R . Cobham P . M . Royal K'int Lodgo of Antiquity , aud many others . Tho banquet was hold at tho Did Falcon Hotel , on account of alteration- ! at tho former hostelry , aud the proceedings terminated at an early honr , as most of tho brethren had to return to town .
Presentation To Bro. George Everett.
PRESENTATION TO BRO . GEORGE EVERETT .
1 } RO . George Everett is a popular man ; no ono who was prouont -- * at tho Criterion on tho 7 th instant could question this . When 200 oE one's friends assemble on any given occasion , especially to do an individual honour , we may readily concede ho -has made his maTk . It will bo well within the recollection of our
readers how Bro . Everett successfully competed for tho high and honourable post of Grand Treasurer , and how at tho last Quarterly Communication of Grand Lodgo ho was eleoted without opposition . To commemorate this happy event , some of his friends decided to present him with tho full regalia and jewols of his office , and for this purpose a committee was formed . Bro . Harry Nelson Price was
appointed Secretary , and Bro . Capt . T . C . Walls Treasurer , and theso brethren wero materially assisted by Bros . S . Cochrane , George Gardner , W . J . Ferguson , W . A . Downey , & c , & c . On the 7 fch inst . tho brethren assembled , as we have stated , to make tho presentation , and our good Brother Cochrane WJ •elected a 3 the President of tha evening . In all "functions" of this sort , the proceedings are
expected to commence with a banquet , and tho pro 3 oat provod no exception to the rule . After tho good things had been discussed , tho Loyal toasts enstomary on such occasions wore done full jnstico to , , and then the Chairman rose to propose tho toast of the eveningtheir guest , Bro . George Everett , Grand Treasurer of ths Grp-nd Lod ge of England . Bro . Cochrane said that directly Bro . Everett's
name was mentioned , ho was convinced it would bo received with a hearty cheer , such as had already been accorded their esteemed brother in Grand Lodge . Some two years ago Bro . George Eveirofct was nominated for the Grand Treasurership of England , and although defeated , polled more votea than had ever bsou polled bafcra . Those who had been in Grand Lodge in December last would romgmb . ir the
cheer givon when Bro . John Glass P . M . nominated Bro . Everett , and ho ( the Chairman ) had the pleasure of announcing to thoir worthy friend the gratifying intelligence within half . an-hour , and thus consoling him in his illness . After the disappointment of two yeava , it was thought that souse amends should be made , and hence the gathering that evening . The best way to know a mar . was to hear the opinion oi m oldest friends , and he would therefore read an extract from
Presentation To Bro. George Everett.
the history of the Domatic Lodgo , the members of which were the pioneers who really unearthed their Masonio jewel , —Bro . Everett . Bro . Cochrane , then rf ad some passages from the History of the Domatic Lodge , which referred to the work done therein by their guest that evoniug , but which we feel it scarcely necessary on the preseut occasion to reproduce . Bro . Cochrane continued : —Bro .
Everett was connected with sovoral Lodges and Chapters , having been a founder of tho Kennington Lodg < % Chiswiok Lodge , Keuiiiugfrm Chapter , and the Duke of Fife Lodge , aud had carriud out all that was fairly and honestly required of a Fretmason . Tho Grand Treasurer was a Vice-President of all the Charities , and assisted ihem riot onlv with hi 3 purse , but
also with his presence , an evid mce of the fact that ho was composed of nothing but kiudnosa , from tho soles of his feet to the crown of his head , no should now have mnoh pleasure in presenting Bro . George Everett with tho clothing of Graud Treasurer , and also with an illumiuuted address which might hang in his anoostral halls long after he had passed to tho realms of bliss . Tho address , which wad a splendid specimen of tho illuminator ' s art , road as follows : —
"United Grand Lodgo of Froo and Acooptod Masons of Englan I , iiud Supreme Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons ; Wor . Bro . and Kx-Comp . Geo . Evorer > . P . M . 177 , 13 SI , 201 ° , and a member of the Ki . burn and Dukci ot t'UV Lo i , „ = >; . ' . ' / . 171 , U ^ t , «' . '•; , V ' icc-L A ; .:-ctcut Royal Masonio Institution for Girls ; Royal Masonic Iustitutio i for Boys ; and Roval Ma ^ ouiu Beuevoluut Institution ; member - -A
the Board of Muuagomcnt of tho lloya . ] Masonio Institution for Boys , & o ., & o ., haviug boon clouted , un-opposed , on the 4 th March 1 HUI , to the high and distinguished position of Grand Tmasnror , it was uuauiuiouuly agreed , ut a meeting of the representatives , tf i . 'm various LodguK aud Chapters of which he is a member , thai a sot of G . "iud Otlicora' clothing nnd jowobi ahould bo p : e « mted to i im , ¦ u
Thuradry , 7 ch May 1391 , at tho Criterion Rescaitraut . \'> n . GJI > . Everett v / . is initiated into Freemasonry on tho 19 th August IS 58 , Mid since that period to tho present timo tiaa discharged his nuny u ' utics in a manu ' . 'i' that has endeared him to a largo circle of f riendy , aud the donors of this testimonial trust he may be spared for rriiiuy years to est and his iiphore of Masonio and private uBofulness . "
Bro . Everett in reply , assured tho Chairman and brethren that never in hi 3 life had he foit more deeply moved than on the present occusii n , not only on account of the largo 2 nd dis < ingni .-hnd assemblage he saw around him—and amongst whom ho numbered sorno of his oldest and dearest friends—but also by the kind , touuhinir , aid fir too flattering manner in which the worthy Chairman had mad j tho
presoutation . He was , as they know , not unaccustomed to public dpeaklng , arid was generally able to return thanks in some nuituh ' o manner for the many compliments paid him , but that ni- > hfc he felt ; i very hoavy responsibility rested upon his shoulders ; that tho task before him was far beyond his compass , and try hard as he migii ' , ho should tigaally fail in adoquately thanking them for thoir splendid
and generous gifts and for their kindness in coming in such largo numbers to add oclat to it 3 prossntation . The value of tho gift in his eyes was much enhanced by tho fact that the movement in regard to it was of so spontaneous a character . Jfc emanated from Masons with whom he had had tho happiuess to bo associated for many years in Masonio work , notably
Bros . Capt . Walls , Price , Ferguson , Gardner , Cochrane , aud many others , and the way they dnvotod themselves to the work , and tho successful issuo to which it had arrived , reflected great credit upon them . They proceeded to perform their duties in a manner hijbly to bo commended , for thoy invited tho Masters and M . E . Z . ' s of tho Lcdgos and Chapters to which ho belonged to meet , to consider how
beat to carry onfc tho arrangements . He did not think any bettor mode conld have been adopted , under any circumstances , and oven the most fastidious could not take exception . The result bad been tho grand success thuy found that night , and ho foit tho brothron had done him honour and paid him a grout compliment . From his heart ha appreciated thoir kindness very sincerely indeed . With regard to tho
position of Graud Treasurer , ho should like to say a fow words . Ho now stood in that proud position ; and to say that tho presont was tho happioat moment of his life very feebly and imperfectly oppressed what ho felt . It was a great thing indeed to bo tho Grand Treasurer of England , and represent sorno 100 , 000 good men and true , who wero his constituents . He wished to say again how delighted ho was to
seo so largo a company presont , mora especially as every Lodge and Chapter with which he waa connected wag well represented , and ho thanked them all for payia r / this tribute of their regard and esteem . Tho approbation of hia folio ?/ men had been always the groat desire of his heart—tho one thing above all others ho had sought ; and ho had
a right to say , when he saw that splendid gathoring , that to some extent he had succeeded . There waa a good deal ho should liko to add—hia heart waa brimfull of gratitude for tho groat kindness ho had recoivod—and ho would that ho could express it in tho way ho should wish . However , he would ask them to tako tho will for tho deed , and believe that his thankfulness know no hounds
The sneoess of the evening reflected tho greatest credit on tho Committee and hia heart went out to thorn in grateful thanks With all his soal ho thanked thoui most sincerely and heartily for their kindneas , aud for coming theio to show by their presonee the estsem and rospecfc thoy had for Gcorgo Everett .
I he other tonst . i customary on thssa occasions , had full jnstico done thorn ; but thoro was a good musical entertainment available , aud those present ^ . tado cho most of tho faciUtie'J afforded thorn . In sonciaaion wo may add tha nimbly throughout was essentiall y of i genial aud fraternal character .
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