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Masonic Intelligence.

MASONIC INTELLIGENCE .

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION . AT the Grand Feast of the Most Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons , under the Constitution of England , held at Freemasons' Hall , London , on Wednesday , May 7 , 1794 . His Royal Highness George Augustus Frederick Prince of Wales , & c . & c . Sec . Grand Master . Present , John Dent , Esq . S . G . W . ' as G . M . —Edmund Armstrong , Esq . J . G . W . as D . " G . M . —George Sbum , Esq . P . S . G .

W . as S . G . W . —John Allen , Esq . P . J . G . W . as J . G . W . —James Hescltine , Esq . G . T . Thomas Dumkerley , Esq . P . S . G . \ V . —William Atkinson , Esq . Lionel Darell , Esq . ffatb . Ne-tunbam , Esq . P . J . G . W . —Mr . William White , G . S . —Rev . A . H . Eccles , G . C . 1—Chev . Bartholomew Ruspini , G . S . B . —The Master , Wardens , and Assistants , of the Stewards' Lodge , the Masters and Wardens of sundry Lodges , and a great Number of iither Brethren . In consequence of the re-election of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales to be Grand Master , the Grand Master in the chair , as the representative of his Rpyal

Highness , was installed in ample form , and re-invested with the ensigns of that high office : He then , by authority of his Royal Highness , declared the Right Hon . the Earl of Moira to be Acting Grand Master , and Sir Peter Parker , Bart , to be Deputy Grand Master ; after which the following officers were appointed and invested , viz . John Dawes , Esq . Senior Grand Warden . —Arthur Tegart , Esq . Junior Grand Warden . —¦ Mr . milium White , Grand Secretary . —Rev . A . H . Eccles , Grand Chaplain . —Chev . Bartholomew Ruspini , Grand Sword-Bearer . James HeseltincEsq . P . S . G . W . was unanimouslelected Grand Treasurer at the

, y Quarterly Communication held the 27 th of November last . The Grand Stewaids , having received the thanks of the Grand Lodge for their elegant entertainment , presented to the Grand Master , for his . approbation , the following Brethren as their Successors for the next Grand Feast , who were approved of : Hon . T . J . Twis / eton , President , presented Arthur Gower , Esq . —Nathaniel Gosling , Esq . Treasurer , presented Stafford Sjuire Baxter , Esq . —Richard Woodward , Esq . Secretary , presented GeorgcBolton , Esq . —The Earl of Pomfret presented The Hon . Alexander Hope . — -SirW . J . James , Bart , presented W . J . Speed , Esq . —Thomas Fellows , Esq . presented Thomas Hill

, Esq . —Richard Griffiths , Esq . presented John Curtis , Esq . —John Rush , Esq . presented The Hon . Thomas William Fermor . — -Charles Carpenter , Esq . presented John Godwin , Esq . —John Johnstone , Esq . presented William Newton , Esq . —Joseph Knoivles , Esq . presented William A yres , Esq . —Robert Randall , Esq . presented John Stexuart , Esq .

The following account of the entertainment , though not official , will probably be ¦ p leasing to many of our readers . GRAND FEAST . JOHN DENT , Esu , M . P . for Lancashire , in the Chair . After dinner , " Non Nobis , " by Mess . Johnstone , Ineledon , Dignum , Fawcett , Davies , & c . & c—Toast , King and Craft—Music , God save the King—Toast , His Royal Hi

ghness the Prince of Wales , G . M . —Music , "Apprentices Song "—Song , Digmm , " The joys of an humble state . "—Toast , Lord Moira . —Music , Britons strike home . Song , Ineledon , " This day a stag must die . "—Toast , Duke of York and the army . — Music , See the conquering hero comes . —Glee , " When Arthur first at cpurt began . " —Toast , Duke of Clarence and the- navy of Great Britain . —Music , Rule Britannia . — Son Sj Jihnsto . 11 , " Land of potatoes " —Toast , John Dent , Esq . ( the Chair)—Song * Fawcett , " Father and Mother and Suite . " —Toast , Grand Wardens . —Duet , " Wine cannot cure " ToastSir PParker MusicHearts of oak

. ~ - , . , IX , G . M . — , . —Song , An-£ e / o , <¦ With a double voice . "—The Grand Officers' were announced from the Chair . — Toast , Peace , harmony , and unanimity , to Masons in general . —Song , Williams , " What folly boys to be downhearted . " —Toast , Board of Stewards . —Toast , Princs Edward . VOL . II . 3 C

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LONDON: Article 2
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 3
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, OR GENERAL AND COMPLETE LIBRARY. Article 4
THOUGHTS ON MODERN WIT. Article 8
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS TO QUEEN ELIZABETH. Article 9
QUEEN ELIZABETH TO SIR NICHOLAS THROGMORTON. Article 9
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARS IN ENGLAND, Article 16
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ACCOUNT OF A TOUR TO KILLARNEY, &c. IN A LETTER TO J. AND E, FRY. Article 18
THE LIFE OF MRS. ANNE AYSCOUGH, OR ASKEW. Article 22
AN ACCOUNT OF DRUIDISM. Article 26
A VIEW OF THE PROGRESS OF NAVIGATION. Article 33
ACCOUNT OF JOHN O'GROAT'S HOUSE. Article 38
MEMOIRS OF THE LATE . DR. PAUL HIFFERNAN. Article 39
SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF M. BRISSOT. Article 48
ON THE STUDY OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Article 50
CHARACTER OF REGULUS. Article 55
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. Article 58
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS Article 63
POETRY. Article 70
THE FIELD OF BATTLE. Article 73
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 74
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 75
DEATHS. Article 80
BANKRUPTS. Article 81
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Masonic Intelligence.

MASONIC INTELLIGENCE .

OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION . AT the Grand Feast of the Most Ancient and Honourable Society of Free and Accepted Masons , under the Constitution of England , held at Freemasons' Hall , London , on Wednesday , May 7 , 1794 . His Royal Highness George Augustus Frederick Prince of Wales , & c . & c . Sec . Grand Master . Present , John Dent , Esq . S . G . W . ' as G . M . —Edmund Armstrong , Esq . J . G . W . as D . " G . M . —George Sbum , Esq . P . S . G .

W . as S . G . W . —John Allen , Esq . P . J . G . W . as J . G . W . —James Hescltine , Esq . G . T . Thomas Dumkerley , Esq . P . S . G . \ V . —William Atkinson , Esq . Lionel Darell , Esq . ffatb . Ne-tunbam , Esq . P . J . G . W . —Mr . William White , G . S . —Rev . A . H . Eccles , G . C . 1—Chev . Bartholomew Ruspini , G . S . B . —The Master , Wardens , and Assistants , of the Stewards' Lodge , the Masters and Wardens of sundry Lodges , and a great Number of iither Brethren . In consequence of the re-election of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales to be Grand Master , the Grand Master in the chair , as the representative of his Rpyal

Highness , was installed in ample form , and re-invested with the ensigns of that high office : He then , by authority of his Royal Highness , declared the Right Hon . the Earl of Moira to be Acting Grand Master , and Sir Peter Parker , Bart , to be Deputy Grand Master ; after which the following officers were appointed and invested , viz . John Dawes , Esq . Senior Grand Warden . —Arthur Tegart , Esq . Junior Grand Warden . —¦ Mr . milium White , Grand Secretary . —Rev . A . H . Eccles , Grand Chaplain . —Chev . Bartholomew Ruspini , Grand Sword-Bearer . James HeseltincEsq . P . S . G . W . was unanimouslelected Grand Treasurer at the

, y Quarterly Communication held the 27 th of November last . The Grand Stewaids , having received the thanks of the Grand Lodge for their elegant entertainment , presented to the Grand Master , for his . approbation , the following Brethren as their Successors for the next Grand Feast , who were approved of : Hon . T . J . Twis / eton , President , presented Arthur Gower , Esq . —Nathaniel Gosling , Esq . Treasurer , presented Stafford Sjuire Baxter , Esq . —Richard Woodward , Esq . Secretary , presented GeorgcBolton , Esq . —The Earl of Pomfret presented The Hon . Alexander Hope . — -SirW . J . James , Bart , presented W . J . Speed , Esq . —Thomas Fellows , Esq . presented Thomas Hill

, Esq . —Richard Griffiths , Esq . presented John Curtis , Esq . —John Rush , Esq . presented The Hon . Thomas William Fermor . — -Charles Carpenter , Esq . presented John Godwin , Esq . —John Johnstone , Esq . presented William Newton , Esq . —Joseph Knoivles , Esq . presented William A yres , Esq . —Robert Randall , Esq . presented John Stexuart , Esq .

The following account of the entertainment , though not official , will probably be ¦ p leasing to many of our readers . GRAND FEAST . JOHN DENT , Esu , M . P . for Lancashire , in the Chair . After dinner , " Non Nobis , " by Mess . Johnstone , Ineledon , Dignum , Fawcett , Davies , & c . & c—Toast , King and Craft—Music , God save the King—Toast , His Royal Hi

ghness the Prince of Wales , G . M . —Music , "Apprentices Song "—Song , Digmm , " The joys of an humble state . "—Toast , Lord Moira . —Music , Britons strike home . Song , Ineledon , " This day a stag must die . "—Toast , Duke of York and the army . — Music , See the conquering hero comes . —Glee , " When Arthur first at cpurt began . " —Toast , Duke of Clarence and the- navy of Great Britain . —Music , Rule Britannia . — Son Sj Jihnsto . 11 , " Land of potatoes " —Toast , John Dent , Esq . ( the Chair)—Song * Fawcett , " Father and Mother and Suite . " —Toast , Grand Wardens . —Duet , " Wine cannot cure " ToastSir PParker MusicHearts of oak

. ~ - , . , IX , G . M . — , . —Song , An-£ e / o , <¦ With a double voice . "—The Grand Officers' were announced from the Chair . — Toast , Peace , harmony , and unanimity , to Masons in general . —Song , Williams , " What folly boys to be downhearted . " —Toast , Board of Stewards . —Toast , Princs Edward . VOL . II . 3 C

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